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Liquidated Damages. The Parties agree that in event of Tejon’s failure to fulfill its obligations to deliver water in accordance with this Agreement during any given month or portion thereof (“Delivery Default”), it would be impractical or extremely difficult to fix actual damages and that an amount representing PEF’s approximate costs to replace the Tejon Water shall constitute liquidated damages payable to PEF (“Liquidated Damages”) upon thirty (30) days’ written notice. Liquidated Damages shall be equal to the following with respect to each time period in which a Delivery Default occurs: 1.25 times the total of the Annual Volume, Additional Volume and Groundwater Storage Recovery scheduled by PEF for the applicable delivery period (calculated as daily AF/A), multiplied by the Unit Volume Payments established in Section 7.2, plus any water and conveyance fees, penalties or other fees incurred by PEF to acquire Replacement Water as a direct result of the Delivery Default (“Fees”). By way of example, Liquidated Damages for a one month Delivery Default in 2016 during a period when PEF scheduled delivery of 433 AF would be calculated as follows:

In the event Tejon fails to replenish any Replacement Water in accordance with [Section 8.2] (“Replenishment Default”), Liquidated Damages shall be equal to the following with respect to each time period in which a Replenishment Default occurs: 1.5 times the total of the Annual Volume, Additional Volume and Groundwater Storage Recovery scheduled by PEF for the applicable delivery period (calculated as daily AF/A), multiplied by the Unit Volume Payments established in Section 7.2, plus any Fees incurred by PEF to acquire Replacement Water. Thus, for example, Liquidated Damages for a one month Replenishment Default in 2016 during a period when PEF scheduled delivery of 433 AF would be calculated as follows:

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