Define: Domestic Water

• Domestic Water means water supplied through the pipe system of a town or city. Seen in 6 SEC filings
• Domestic Water means any water used for human consumption, domestic activities, watering livestock or any use for which a water right has been granted. Seen in 5 SEC Filings
• Domestic Water means a water type suitable for uses such as drinking, gardening and other household uses. Note, the term does not indicate that the water meets national drinking water standards. Seen in 4 SEC Filings
• Domestic Water means water used for residential or commercial application, including outdoor watering of vegetation. Seen in 4 SEC Filings
• Domestic Water means drinkable water delivered through a pipe system for personal use or consumption. Seen in 3 SEC Filings
• Domestic Water means water used onsite at an industrial or non-industrial end in activities such as drinking, showering, cooking, washing, or sanitation. Seen in 3 SEC Filings
• Domestic Water means the piping system extending from a municipal supply main, designed to deliver potable water. Seen in 3 SEC Filings
• Domestic Water means all piping, cold, hot, tempered, extended from a municipal supply main. Seen in 3 SEC Filings

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Genie Definition 1

• Domestic Water means any water supplied through a piping system for personal or household uses such as, but not limited to, drinking, cooking, and sanitation.

Relevant Contract Types

• Water Supply Agreement
• Residential Lease Agreement
• Commercial Lease Agreement
• Service Agreement (for Utilities)

Relevant Circumstances

• Setting up a new residential or commercial property
• Negotiating a lease agreement for a property where water supply is a key consideration
• Forming a contract with a water supply company

Relevant Sectors

• Real Estate
• Utilities (Water)
• Hospitality

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