2001 Planning - Carrboro Chapel Hill Joint Planning Agreement

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ATTACPIlVIENT "B" Water and Sewer Management Planning and Boundary Agreement criteria in effect at the time of the contamination or an alternative site is unacceptable because widespread existence of contamination or because of the potential of contaminant migration to the alternate site. A description of these terms and their application is provided in Section VI of this Agreement. Public Water orPublic Sewer Service: The provisionof water and/or sewer service by a party to this agreement. This definition does not include consulting servicesand/or tecluucal assistance services. Emergency Water Transfer: Any short-term transfer of raw water supply or finished drinking water supply from one service provider to assist another service provider in meeting water needs during: a) unanticipated disruptions or emergencies relating to raw or finished water supply. Such disruptions or emergencies may result from events including, but not limited to: (i) human error; ii) equipment or power failure; iii) supply contamination; iv) major fires, floods,'droughts or other disasters; and v) operations or facility maintenance activities, or b) periods when temporary, short-term disruption of water supply or finished water service may occ~u as a result of planned or unplanned maintenance of major water supply, pumping, transmission, treatment, or storage facilities. Non-Emergency Water Transfer: Any transfer from one water service provider to another water service provider of raw water supply or finished drinking water supply wluch is not an emergency water transfer. WastewaterTransfer: Any transfer from one wastewater service providerto another wastewater service provider. Water and/or Sewer Provider: A mtiuucipal corporation, county, private non profit water system, or public water and sewer authority 6