Use of Effluent Sample Clauses

The 'Use of Effluent' clause defines how treated wastewater (effluent) generated by a facility may be used, managed, or disposed of. Typically, this clause outlines permissible uses such as irrigation, industrial processes, or discharge into water bodies, and may specify quality standards or regulatory approvals required for such uses. Its core function is to ensure that effluent is handled in a manner that complies with environmental regulations and minimizes potential harm, thereby allocating responsibility and reducing legal or environmental risks associated with improper effluent use.
Use of Effluent. Owner agrees that treated effluent will be disposed of only in such manner as may be approved by DHEC and the BJWSA.
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Use of Effluent. Except as required for maintenance and repair activities on the WRSS Pipeline, Effluent made available to the Palo Verde Participants pursuant to this Agreement shall not be directly or indirectly utilized other than for the purposes stated in this Agreement without prior written consent of the SROG Cities.
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Use of Effluent. 4.1 The primary use of the Effluent purchased and accepted by The Companies under this Agreement is for cooling required for generation of electric power at Palo Verde. The Companies may also use, transfer or execute a water exchange for any or all of the Effluent made available under this Agreement for use at or for the benefit of any Other Electric Generating Facilities that The Companies may now or in the future develop, own (in whole or in part) or operate. All such Effluent used at or for the benefit of Other Electric Generating Facilities shall be subject to the price established in Section 2.2. 4.2 If at any time The Companies use any treated wastewater effluent at or for the benefit of Other Electric Generating Facilities physically capable of being economically served by Tolleson Effluent delivered into the Effluent Pipeline, Tolleson shall have the first right to sell to The Companies, and The Companies shall have the obligation to purchase from Tolleson, all such treated wastewater effluent, up to the then-operational maximum capacity of the Interconnection Facilities, provided that: (a) the treated wastewater effluent requirements of Palo Verde are being fully satisfied, whether by Tolleson Effluent or by effluent from other sources; (b) the Participants in Palo Verde consent to the use of the Effluent Pipeline, Water Reclamation Facility and any other property or facilities owned by such Participants for transportation and treatment of Effluent for use at or for Other Electric Generating Facilities (provided, however, that if such consent is not obtained from the Palo Verde Participants by December 31, 2001, Tolleson may elect to terminate its obligation under this Agreement to deliver and sell Surplus Effluent to the Companies); by its execution of this Agreement, APS confirms its consent, as a Palo Verde Participant, to the use of the Effluent Pipeline, Water Reclamation Facility and any other Palo Verde property or facilities required for transportation and treatment of Effluent for use at or for Other Electric Generating Facilities; and (c) Tolleson produces the lesser of 12,000 acre feet per year of Effluent or sufficient Surplus Effluent meeting the water quality standards of Section 3 to satisfy the quantity specified in any Notices of Commitment delivered to Tolleson by The Companies pursuant to Section 8.2. To the extent that all of the preceding requirements are satisfied, Tolleson shall have the first right to sell to The Companies,...
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Use of Effluent. Except as set forth above, USER shall accept the effluent delivered by the CITY and use it for spray irrigation on the property in any manner determined by USER, except that use of the effluent shall be consistent with local, state and federal regulations. Except as the normal use of the irrigation system may incidentally spray effluent into the lakes, ponds, ditches and sloughs on the Property, USER shall not discharge effluent directly into the surface waters of the State of Florida without written authorization from the Florida Department of Environment Protection. USER shall not be allowed to use effluent to raise or maintain surface water levels for aesthetic purposes. USER shall take all reasonable precautions, including signs and labeling, to prevent confusion between effluent sources and other water sources downstream of the POINT OF DELIVERY. The CITY shall be deemed to be in possession and control of the effluent until it shall have delivered to USER at the POINT OF DELIVERY, after which the USER shall be in possession and control of the effluent.
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Use of Effluent. Owner agrees that treated effluent will be disposed of only in such manner as may be approved by DHEC and the BJWSA. The City will use good faith efforts to cooperate with the Owner and Developer(s) to support obtaining gray water in connection with providing irrigation water for the golf courses, and other landscaped areas within the Property. The Owner or its designee shall have the right to operate an irrigation system to provide irrigation services in connection with all or any portion of the Property, provided such is approved by DHEC or other applicable regulatory authority.
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Use of Effluent. Owner and/or Developer agree that treated effluent will be disposed of only in such manner as may be approved by DHEC and the BJWSA. The City will use good faith efforts to cooperate with the Owner and/or Developer to support Developer and Subsequent
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Use of Effluent. Treated effluent for the Property will be disposed of only in such manner as may be approved by DHEC and BJWSA. The City will use good faith efforts to cooperate with the Owner, Developer, or a Subsequent Developer in Owner’s, Developer’s, or a Subsequent Developer’s obtaining gray water in connection with providing irrigation water for the landscaped areas and the like, if any, within the Property. Owner, Developer, or a Subsequent Developer shall have the right to operate an irrigation system to provide irrigation services in connection with all or
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Use of Effluent. Owner agrees that treated effluent will be disposed of only in such manner as may be approved by applicable government agencies, and particularly as approved by DHEC and the Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority.
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