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<br />. . <br /> <br />(7) The applicant must show that wheeling will not <br /> <br />adversely impact the rights of other parties; <br /> <br />(8) The applicant must comply with all applicable laws and <br /> <br />regulations of Federal, State, and local authorities that have <br />jurisdiction over the location where the water is withdrawn; <br /> <br />(9) Water that is wheeled in the Colorado River, diverted, <br />and subsequently returned to the Colorado River shall be considered <br />Colorado River water and shall not be available for further diversion <br /> <br />return flow credit under the wheeling agreement to either the user or <br /> <br />the state; <br /> <br />(10). The Regional Director will not warrant the quality of <br /> <br />the water delivered to a wheeling contractor; <br /> <br />(11) The applicant shall comply with the requirements Bet <br /> <br />forth in S 415.17, the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969, as <br /> <br />amended, the Endangered Species Act of 1973, as amended, and other <br /> <br />applicable environmental laws, regulations, and procedures; <br /> <br />(12) A method or device for measurement of delivered and <br /> <br />diverted water that is acceptable to the Regional Director must be in <br /> <br />place and approved by the Regional Director prior to any wheeling of <br /> <br />water. The places of measurement shall be where the requesting entity's <br />water commingles with mainstream water and at the location, approved by <br />the Regional Director, where the wheeled water is to be withdrawn from <br /> <br />the mainstre~ or at another place approved by the Regional Director; <br /> <br />(13) The non-Colorado River water shall be subject to such <br /> <br />conditions a9 accumulation, retention, release, and withdrawal as the <br /> <br />39 <br /> <br />'~19 <br />J <br />