PUB00148

• Year: 1978
• Title: The Colorado Water Study Directions for the Future
• CWCB Section: Administration
• Description: The Colorado Water Study Directions for the Future
• Publications - Doc Type: Historical

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D. Nature of a Water Bank.

1. Possible Concepts.
2. Other Models.

E. Funding the Water Bank.

1. Initiation or Acquisition of Water Rights.'
a. Initiation of New Appropriations.
b. Acquisition by Condemnation.
c. Acquisition by Consensual Arrangement.
d. Acquisition of Abandoned Water Rights.
2. Taxation of Water Rights.
a. Taxability of Water Rights in General.
b. In-kind Taxation of Water Rights.
c. Constitutional Limitations on the
Taxing Power.
d. Monetary Taxation of Water Rights.

F. Water Bank Feasibility, Generally.

References.

XIII. Establishment of Wild and Scenic Rivers.

A. Introduction.
B. The Federal Act.

1. Study and Inclusion.
2. State Rivers in the National System.
3. River Protection.
4. Acquisition of Land.
S. Management Plans and Administration.
6. Problems in the Operation of the Act.
a. Reserved Rights and Preservation
of Minimum Flows.
b. Acquisition of Land.
c. Overcrowding.
d. Classification Scheme.
e. Lack of Public Involvement.
f. Inventory of Other Possibilities.
g. Costs of Land and Administration of
the Program.
7. The Federal Program in Colorado.

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C. State Wild and Scenic River Systems.

1. Tennessee.
2. Michigan.

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