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REV: 11-29-2021 MI to the other will be monitored, metered, and documented. Metered volumes of water provided by the Supplier shall count toward the Requester’s volume of water used for purposes of reporting to the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission (SFPUC), the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB), the Bay Area Water Supply and Conservation Agency (BAWSCA), or any other public agency, as applicable. Metered volumes of water provided by the Supplier shall not be construed to increase or otherwise affect the Supplier’s Individual Supply Guarantee under Section 3.02 of the Water Supply Agreement executed by both Parties in July 2009, or the Supplier’s Interim Supply Allocation adopted by the SFPUC in resolution no. 10-0213 dated December 14, 2010. The Requester is responsible for compliance with any reporting requirements required by Section 3.07(B) (2) of the Water Supply Agreement that are triggered by any sale of water under this Agreement. 7. Compensation for Water Usage. The Requester will compensate the Supplier at Supplier’s applicable tariff rate charged to customers in Supplier’s surrounding service area at the time of delivery. Invoices will be delivered by Supplier only for months in which water is actually delivered and Requester shall make payment within forty-five (45) days after receipt of an invoice. Meter readings will be made by and at the convenience of the Supplier. The amount of water delivered shall be reasonably estimated if conditions do not permit metered measurement. Water supplied pursuant to this Agreement shall be accessed only through the Interconnection. 8. Failure to Supply Water. Neither Party shall be responsible for damages for any failure to supply water or for interruption of the supply. 9. Access to Valve Site. The representatives of the Parties shall at all times have access to the Interconnection for the purpose of reading meter registration and/or examining the meter and valve to ascertain whether or not they are in good condition. 10. Compliance with Laws. Each Party will have responsibility for compliance with applicable local, state or federal regulations applicable to the construction, repair and replacement of the facilities that each Party is responsible for maintaining as set forth in this Agreement. Each Party shall exercise reasonable care in the performance of its obligations and rights under this Agreement to ensure that the other Party’s facilities and operations are not impaired or damaged. If any occurrence or condition during operation or maintenance of the Interconnection threatens the physical integrity or operational capacity of either Party’s separate facilities, the affected Party may stop operation or maintenance of the Interconnection in question and/or take any action that the affected Party deems necessary to protect its own separate facilities. The affected Party will give Notice to the other Party of any actions taken pursuant to this Section as soon as practical. 11. Records. The Parties shall maintain accurate and complete records of the maintenance and use of the Interconnection, and shall make those records available to the other Party upon request. Each Party shall maintain records of all its costs with respect to its activities under ATTY/AGR.2021.309/California Water Service (Page 4 of 14)