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the Substitute Water Supply Plan for Upper Cherry Creek Management Association approved <br />March 19, 1998 and any renewals thereof; (d) its obligations pursuant to Water Division 1, Case <br />Nos. 95CW226 & 227, Case No. 99CW158, Case No. 01CW284 and Case No. 02CW341; (e) <br />the April 23, 2001 Agreement for Agreement of Reclaimed Wastewater with Calpine <br />Corporation; (f) the May 20, 2003 Water Rights Purchase and Sale Agreement with the City of <br />Thornton, Colorado; (g) the May 19, 2006 Reusable Water Agreement with the Central Colorado <br />Water Conservancy District, and (h) any and all obligations resulting from any firm delivery <br />annual lease or delivery contract of Reclaimed Wastewater executed prior to the date of this <br />Agreement. The foregoing subordination does not, in and of itself, create an excuse for Aurora's <br />failure to deliver the Reclaimed Wastewater under this Agreement, however, Aurora and Lessee <br />agree that the purpose and effect of the foregoing subordination is to establish a priority among <br />and between Aurora's obligation under this Agreement and Aurora's other obligation with respect <br />to its Reclaimed Wastewater in the event of aforce majeure event or other delay or interruption <br />in Aurora's delivery of the Reclaimed Wastewater. <br />14. No Opposition to Aurora Water Court Matters. From the date of execution of this <br />Agreement through the conclusion hereof, Lessee agrees that neither it nor any successors, if any <br />are allowed, will oppose Aurora in any Colorado Water Court Applications filed by Aurora. <br />15. Aurora Right to Request Reuse. The parties hereto acknowledge that hydrologic and <br />other conditions may exist wherein Lessee may not need all or a portion of the Reclaimed <br />Wastewater flow available to it under this Agreement. Aurora may contact Lessee, not more <br />frequently than once per day, to determine if any of the Reclaimed Wastewater leased hereunder <br />will not be needed. <br />16. Enforcement. The parties agree that this Agreement may be enforced in law or in equity <br />for specific performance, injunctive, or other appropriate relief, including damages, as may be <br />available according to the laws of the State of Colorado. It is specifically understood that, by <br />executing this Agreement, each party commits itself to perform pursuant to the terns hereof, and <br />that any breach hereof resulting in any recoverable damages shall not thereby cause the <br />termination of any obligations created by this Agreement unless such termination is requested by <br />the party not in breach hereof. <br />17. Sole Obligation of Utility Enterprise. <br />(a) This Agreement shall never constitute a general obligation or other indebtedness <br />of the City of Aurora (the "City "), or a multiple fiscal year direct or indirect debt or other <br />financial obligation whatsoever of the City within the meaning of the Constitution and laws of <br />the State of Colorado or of the Charter and ordinances of the City. <br />(b) In the event of a default by Aurora's Utility Enterprise of any of its obligations <br />under this Agreement, Lessee shall have no recourse for any amounts owed to it against any <br />funds or revenues of the City except for those revenues derived from rates, fees or charges for <br />the services furnished by, or the direct or indirect use of, the Water System and deposited in the <br />Water Enterprise Fund, as the terms "Water System" and "Water Enterprise Fund" are defined in <br />City Ordinance No. 2003 -18, and then only after the payment of all operation and maintenance <br />expenses of the Water System and all debt service and reserve requirements of any bonds, notes, <br />9411\310 \1539008.1 <br />6 <br />