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6 7 8 the less you enter, the broader the results will be. You must at least have a range, township, and PM. When searching by something as specific as PLS, we recommend you not restrict the results to a specific district or division. The PLS fields are: • Q10: 10 acre quarter section - a dropdown list is provided containing ordinal abbreviations • Q40: 40 acre quarter section - a dropdown list is provided containing ordinal abbreviations • Q160: 160 acre quarter section - a dropdown list is provided containing ordinal abbreviations • Section: 2 boxes are provided - a text box for the section number, and a dropdown to specify °U", as the upper section indicator (optional) • Township: 3 boxes are provided - a text box for the township number (required), a dropdown to specify °H" as the half township section indicator (optional), and a dropdown to specify the township direction: °N" for North and °S" for South (optional but typically included) • Range: 3 boxes are provided - a text box for the range number (required), a dropdown to specify °H" as the half range indicator (optional), and a dropdown to specify the township direction: °E" for East and °W" for West (optional but typically included) • PM: Principle Meridian -indicates which survey (required). A dropdown provides a list of single letter abbreviations: °S" =Sixth, °N" =New Mexico, °C" = Costilla Survey, °B" = Baca (Luis Maria Baca Grant) Survey, and °U" = Ute Survey • Use: Select from the dropdown list a use for the structure associated with the water right. • Decreed Amounts: This option will allow you to select water rights based on decreed amounts. First, select a °Decree Type". Then, select an Operator from the dropdown list of relational operators. Finally, specify an amount in the °Value" box. • Structure ID: Enter the ID of the structure associated with the water right. You are allowed to enter a second ID to create a range, and return all of the structures with ID's that fall within that range. Once you have specified your search criteria, click the °Submit Request" button. If there are matching results for your search, you will see a results grid in the middle of the page. The results grid contains a list of water rights that have the stream flow data you requested. You may scroll through the list to view the results; you may also choose to display or export the results in another format (next step). Once you have a results grid, you may run reports based on the results. In the box labeled °Output Options", you will find different report option (explained below). Select one of these options and click the °Generate Report" button. Available reports are: • Water Rights Report by Structure Name (Adobe): Shows water right information sorted by the name of the structure. • Water Rights Report by Water Right Name (Adobe): Shows water right information sorted by the name of the water right. • Water Rights Report by Location (Adobe): Shows water right information sorted by legal location. The legal location fields are sorted in the following order: pm, ts, tsa, tdir, rng, rnga, rdir, sec, secs, g160, q40, q10. • Water Rights Report by Stream Seniority (Adobe): Shows water right information sorted by stream name, then Admin. No. • Water Rights Report by Seniority (Adobe): Shows water right information sorted by Admin. No. • Water Rights Report by WDID (Adobe): Shows water right information sorted by water district /structure ID. • Results List Report as Adobe: Opens the results list grid as a PDF, sorted the same as the grid and displaying the same columns as the grid. • Results List Report as HTML: Opens the results list grid in HTML format (no browser plug-ins necessary), sorted the same as the grid and displaying the same columns as the grid. April 16, 2007 2