ORGANIZING PRINCIPLES Clause Samples

ORGANIZING PRINCIPLES. 2.1 The Members and Affiliated Parties intend to work together in mutual cooperation to develop and implement a GSP for the Subbasin in compliance with SGMA. 2.2 To the extent any Member determines, in the future, to become a GSA separate and apart from the Agency, the Agency will allow such Member to become a GSA and the Agency will work cooperatively with such Member to coordinate implementation of SGMA within the Subbasin. 2.3 The Members intend through this Agreement to obtain cost-effective consulting services for the development and implementation of a GSP, in particular for the development of water balances.
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ORGANIZING PRINCIPLES. 2.1 The Members intend to work together in mutual cooperation to develop and implement a GSP for the Basin in compliance with SGMA, consistent with the general principles set forth in that certain unexecuted Memorandum of Agreement among the Members and other stakeholders, attached hereto as Exhibit C. 2.2 Prior to June 30, 2017, any Member that has previously notified DWR of its intent to be a GSA in the Basin shall formally notify DWR of its withdrawal or rescission of such notification to allow the Authority to become the GSA for the Basin 2.3 The Members intend through this Agreement to take advantage of economies of scale to obtain the most cost-effective consulting, technical and professional services for the development and implementation of a GSP. As appropriate, the Authority shall cooperate with neighboring groundwater basins and neighboring GSA’s to efficiently implement SGMA in the Basin. 2.4 The Members intend through this Agreement to form the Authority, elect for the Authority to serve as the GSA for the Basin, and authorize the Authority to make any and all necessary filings with DWR for the Authority to become the GSA for the Basin prior to June 30, 2017. 2.5 To the extent any Member determines in the future to become a GSA separate and apart from the Authority, such Member will coordinate with the Authority to take all actions necessary to allow such Member to become a separate GSA and to ensure that the Authority may otherwise continue consistent with the requirements of SGMA. The Authority will work cooperatively with such Member to coordinate implementation of SGMA within the Basin.
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ORGANIZING PRINCIPLES. 2.1 The Members intend to work together in mutual cooperation to develop and implement a GSP for the Basin in compliance with SGMA, consistent with the general principles set forth in that certain unexecuted Memorandum of Agreement among the Members and other stakeholders, attached hereto as Exhibit C. 2.2 Prior to June 30, 2017, any Member that has previously notified DWR of its intent to be a GSA in the Basin shall formally notify DWR of its withdrawal or rescission of such notification to allow the Authority to become the GSA for the Basin 2.3 The Members intend through this Agreement to take advantage of economies of scale to obtain the most cost-effective consulting, technical and professional services for the development and implementation of a GSP. As appropriate, the Authority shall cooperate with neighboring groundwater basins and neighboring GSAs to efficiently implement SGMA in the Basin. 2.4 The Members intend through this Agreement to form the Authority, elect for the Authority to serve as the GSA for the Basin, and authorize the Authority to make any and all necessary filings with DWR for the Authority to become the GSA for the Basin prior to June 30, 2017. 2.5 To the extent any Member determines in the future to become a GSA separate and apart from the Authority, such Member will coordinate with the Authority to take all actions necessary to allow such Member to become a separate GSA and to ensure that the Authority may otherwise continue consistent with the requirements of SGMA. The Authority will work cooperatively with such Member to coordinate implementation of SGMA within the Basin. 2.6 After the Effective Date of this Agreement, if it is determined that this Agreement is defective as a result of Colusa Drain Mutual Water Company’s participation as a Member of the Authority, the Colusa Drain Mutual Water Company will be deemed to withdraw from this joint exercise of powers agreement and this Agreement will serve as an agreement between the Colusa Drain Mutual Water Company and the other Members of the Authority. Notwithstanding the preceding sentence, this Agreement shall establish Colusa Drain Mutual Water Company’s rights and obligations in the Authority without further action by Colusa Drain Mutual Water Company or the other Members. In the event of a determination described in this Article 2.6, this Agreement shall remain in full force and effect and shall not otherwise change the rights and obligations of the other Members or the C...
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ORGANIZING PRINCIPLES. The organizing principles of this Agreement are: (a) the Parties’ commitment to reconciliation and working in partnership to advance the Tŝilhqot’in Nation’s long-term goals of exercising self-determination and self- government within the Territory, including by implementing the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples and the Calls to Action of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada; (b) the frameworks and principles for land use planning decisions in the Teztan Area set forth in the Gwets’en Nilt’i Pathway Agreement and the Nenqay Deni Accord; (c) that decisions with respect to ground disturbing activities, exploration or potential mineral development in relation to the Teztan Area and the Mineral Tenures will only be made with the free, prior and informed consent of the Tŝilhqot’in Nation, as realized through the arrangements under this Agreement; (d) that ▇▇▇▇▇▇, in light of the historic conflict between it and the Tŝilhqot’in Nation in relation to the Mineral Tenures, will not be a proponent for any development of the Mineral Tenures; (e) that the legitimate economic interests of Taseko in relation to the Mineral Tenures should be fairly recognized and protected; (f) that the Province’s interests in the following are being advanced: reconciliation with Indigenous peoples, cultural and environmental protection, and ensuring that a climate of legal and economic certainty prevails in British Columbia; and (g) that mutual understanding between the Parties should be promoted and relationships encouraged based on respect, recognition and reconciliation.
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