2009-069-RES-Approving and accepting the terms and conditions of a water service contract between Paris and Marvin-Jennings-Clardy Water Corp.

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III. Quantities to be Furnished 3.1 In consideration of the terms contained herein, the CITY agrees to provide a supply of potable water to MJC to meet all reasonable daily requirements of MJC, but not to exceed a daily maximum of 300,000 gallons per day. Should additional quantities of water be required by MJC during the term of this Agreement or any renewals thereof, the parties agree to negotiate an amendment to this Agreement. The water delivered to MJC shall be at a minimum pressure of thirty-five (35) pounds per square inch as required by State law. MJC will advise the CITY of any planned changes that would significantly affect the amount of water needed by MJC for any extended period of time. MJC will advise the CITY of any plant failure, line rupture or other major water loss, that will, on an emergency basis, require a significant increase in the supply of water from CITY. IV. Regulations 4.1 MJC may not permit any water furnished hereunder to be sold or supplied to industrial or wholesale commercial customer without specific approval of the Paris City Council, and written authorization from the Paris City manager. Under emergency circumstances, MJC may provide emergency service to any other water system on a temporary basis (until emergency ends); however, CITY should immediately be notified of such emergency service being provided. V. Rights 5.1 The CITY reserves the right to inspect, test, repair and replace the water meter at the supply delivery point as necessary. The cost of all tests, inspections, repairs or replacements to the meter shall be funded and paid 50% by City and 50% by MJC. 5.2 In the event MJC desires to change it's connection or meter size, the cost of such meter and installation thereof will be funded and paid 100% by MJC. 5.3 In the event of the CITY annexes an area within its extraterritorial jurisdiction currently being served by MJC, CITY may continue to permit residences in such area to be Water Service Contract - Page 2 of 8