Louisville / Lafayette Combined Services 1970-1994

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•annually whether Lafayette requests treatment of its water pursuant to this agreement or not. MAXIMUM MINIMUM RATE PER * ANNUAL ANNUAL YEAR CAPACITY FOR LEASE 1000 GAL VOLUME IN NUMBER OF LAFAYETTE gal/day PAYMENT ACRE FEET DAYS 1994 500,000 $37,000 3.10 37 30 1995 500,000 $43,000 3.25 41 30 1996 1,000,000 $60,000 3.40 54 50 1997 2,000,000 $80,000 3.60 68 75 1998 1,000,000 $60,000 3.80 48 30 1999 1,500,000 $70,000 4.00 54 50 TOTAL $350,000.00 *Based on City of Louisville's 1994 Rates, increased 5% annually 5. Reservation of Capacity, Treatment and Delivery. Louisville shall treat in its treatment plant(s) and convey in its water lines the quantities of water identified in the table set out in Paragraph 4 up to the agreed upon rates and deliver to the Point of Connection the water provided pursuant to Paragraph 1 herein by Lafayette. If Louisville's treatment or delivery capacity is reduced due to a failure of its treatment plants or water lines and the failure causes its treatment or conveyance capacity to be less than that required by Louisville and that being utilized by Lafayette per the table in Paragraph 4, Louisville and Lafayette shall reduce demands proportionally. By way of example, if Louisville's demand was 9 mgd and Lafayette's demand was 1 mgd, and Louisville's water treatment or conveyance capacity was reduced to 8 mgd, Lafayette would be entitled to .8 mgd, one tenth of the reduced capacity, and Louisville would be entitled to 7.2 mgd, nine tenths of the reduced capacity. If in the future Louisville should agree to treat water for other third parties such capacity will be treated as a Louisville water demand for the purpose on assigning reduced capacity. 6. Surface Water Storage and Conveyance. Louisville will utilize its best effort to assist in conveying Lafayette water by other means should the delivery capacity of the 4