Los Angeles California Fresh Water Purchase Agreement Between Landowner and Operator For Use in Secondary Recovery Operations - Long Form

• Category: Oil Gas and Minerals - Water
• State: Multi-State
• County: Los Angeles
• Control #: US-OG-159
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

This form is an agreement between parties providing for the sale of water to a lessee for use in secondary recovery operations. Title: Los Angeles California Fresh Water Purchase Agreement between Landowner and Operator for Use in Secondary Recovery Operations — Long Form Introduction: The following is a detailed description of the Los Angeles California Fresh Water Purchase Agreement between a Landowner and an Operator for use in secondary recovery operations. This agreement aims to establish a clear understanding between the parties involved regarding the purchase, delivery, and use of fresh water for secondary recovery operations within the Los Angeles area. 1. Parties to the Agreement: The agreement involves two primary parties: — Landowner: The owner/s of the designated land where the secondary recovery operations will take place. — Operator: The entity responsible for conducting the secondary recovery operations on the landowner's property. 2. Purpose of the Agreement: This agreement specifies the detailed terms and conditions under which the landowner will provide and the operator will purchase fresh water for the secondary recovery operations, with the objective of maximizing the efficiency and productivity of these operations. 3. Fresh Water Purchase Terms: a. Quantity and Quality: The agreement outlines the specific quantity and quality requirements of fresh water that the operator needs to purchase from the landowner to meet their operational needs effectively. b. Delivery Schedule: The agreement defines the frequency, timing, and manner in which the landowner will deliver the fresh water to the operator's designated location for use in secondary recovery operations. c. Inspection and Testing: The agreement may include provisions for inspection and testing of the fresh water to ensure it conforms to the agreed-upon quality standards before delivery. 4. Purchase Price and Payment Terms: a. Price Calculation: The agreement establishes a pricing structure for the purchase of fresh water, considering factors such as quantity, quality, availability, and market conditions. b. Invoicing and Payment: The terms and conditions for invoicing, payment due dates, and acceptable payment methods are clearly defined to ensure smooth financial transactions between the parties. 5. Responsibilities and Obligations: a. Landowner's Responsibilities: — Water Sourcing: The landowner ensures the availability and sourcing of fresh water that meets the required quality standards. — Delivery Obligations: The landowner agrees to deliver the purchased fresh water to the operator in a timely and efficient manner per the agreed-upon schedule. b. Operator's Responsibilities: — Payment Obligations: The operator agrees to pay the landowner for the purchased fresh water as per the agreed pricing and payment terms. — Efficient Usage: The operator commits to utilizing the fresh water judiciously, minimizing waste, and optimizing its application in secondary recovery operations. 6. Duration and Termination: The agreement specifies the duration of the agreement and outlines the terms and conditions under which either party can terminate the agreement, including provisions for notice periods, breach of contract, or mutual agreement. Different Types of Los Angeles California Fresh Water Purchase Agreement Between Landowner and Operator For Use in Secondary Recovery Operations — Long Form: 1. Agricultural Secondary Recovery Agreement: This agreement focuses on the specific requirements of secondary recovery operations for agricultural activities in the Los Angeles area. 2. Industrial Secondary Recovery Agreement: This agreement caters to the unique needs and regulations for secondary recovery operations in industrial settings within Los Angeles. 3. Municipal Secondary Recovery Agreement: This agreement addresses the specific terms and conditions for secondary recovery operations aimed at enhancing the municipal water supply infrastructure in Los Angeles. Note: The above types are indicative, and the actual agreement could be customized to suit various sectors or industries as necessary.

Title: Los Angeles California Fresh Water Purchase Agreement between Landowner and Operator for Use in Secondary Recovery Operations — Long Form Introduction: The following is a detailed description of the Los Angeles California Fresh Water Purchase Agreement between a Landowner and an Operator for use in secondary recovery operations. This agreement aims to establish a clear understanding between the parties involved regarding the purchase, delivery, and use of fresh water for secondary recovery operations within the Los Angeles area. 1. Parties to the Agreement: The agreement involves two primary parties: — Landowner: The owner/s of the designated land where the secondary recovery operations will take place. — Operator: The entity responsible for conducting the secondary recovery operations on the landowner's property. 2. Purpose of the Agreement: This agreement specifies the detailed terms and conditions under which the landowner will provide and the operator will purchase fresh water for the secondary recovery operations, with the objective of maximizing the efficiency and productivity of these operations. 3. Fresh Water Purchase Terms: a. Quantity and Quality: The agreement outlines the specific quantity and quality requirements of fresh water that the operator needs to purchase from the landowner to meet their operational needs effectively. b. Delivery Schedule: The agreement defines the frequency, timing, and manner in which the landowner will deliver the fresh water to the operator's designated location for use in secondary recovery operations. c. Inspection and Testing: The agreement may include provisions for inspection and testing of the fresh water to ensure it conforms to the agreed-upon quality standards before delivery. 4. Purchase Price and Payment Terms: a. Price Calculation: The agreement establishes a pricing structure for the purchase of fresh water, considering factors such as quantity, quality, availability, and market conditions. b. Invoicing and Payment: The terms and conditions for invoicing, payment due dates, and acceptable payment methods are clearly defined to ensure smooth financial transactions between the parties. 5. Responsibilities and Obligations: a. Landowner's Responsibilities: — Water Sourcing: The landowner ensures the availability and sourcing of fresh water that meets the required quality standards. — Delivery Obligations: The landowner agrees to deliver the purchased fresh water to the operator in a timely and efficient manner per the agreed-upon schedule. b. Operator's Responsibilities: — Payment Obligations: The operator agrees to pay the landowner for the purchased fresh water as per the agreed pricing and payment terms. — Efficient Usage: The operator commits to utilizing the fresh water judiciously, minimizing waste, and optimizing its application in secondary recovery operations. 6. Duration and Termination: The agreement specifies the duration of the agreement and outlines the terms and conditions under which either party can terminate the agreement, including provisions for notice periods, breach of contract, or mutual agreement. Different Types of Los Angeles California Fresh Water Purchase Agreement Between Landowner and Operator For Use in Secondary Recovery Operations — Long Form: 1. Agricultural Secondary Recovery Agreement: This agreement focuses on the specific requirements of secondary recovery operations for agricultural activities in the Los Angeles area. 2. Industrial Secondary Recovery Agreement: This agreement caters to the unique needs and regulations for secondary recovery operations in industrial settings within Los Angeles. 3. Municipal Secondary Recovery Agreement: This agreement addresses the specific terms and conditions for secondary recovery operations aimed at enhancing the municipal water supply infrastructure in Los Angeles. Note: The above types are indicative, and the actual agreement could be customized to suit various sectors or industries as necessary.