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Amici Curiae Brief of Northwest Colorado Council of Governments, Town of Minturn, Grand County, Gunnison County, Pitkin County
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Colorado Supreme Court Appeal
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CO
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Colorado Mainstem
Water Division
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Date
9/29/2004
Author
Barbara Green, Anne Castle, John M. Ely, David Baumgarten
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Amici Curiae Brief of Northwest Colorado Council of Governments, Town of Minturn, Grand County, Gunnison County, Pitkin County
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TABLE OF CONTENTS <br />I. <br />II. <br />STATEMENT OF ISSLTES ..............................................:.....................,.....,.......................1 <br />STATEIIENT OF CASE .......................................................................,............................1 <br />III. SUlVIlVV.,RY OF ARGUIVIENT ..........................................................................................1 <br />IV. ARGUNENT ......................................................................................................................3 <br />A. R.ecreation is a Cornerstone of the State's Economy and Recre.ational In-Channel <br />E?iversions aze Necessary to Support This Economic Sector ..................................3 <br />B. S.B. 216 Reflects the Evolution of the Prior Appropriation Syst:em and Does Not <br />C:reate a New Water Right ......................................................................................6 <br />1. Water law has evolved to accommodate recreational In••channel <br />Diversions as a beneficial use .....................................................................6 <br />2. The legislature did not untend to create a"new water ri€;ht" when it <br />enacted S.B. 216 ...........................................................,,.............................8 <br />3. Neither the CWCB nor the water court should second-€;uess the intent of <br />the appropriator ...........................................................................................9 <br />4. RICDs fiuther the policy of maximum utilization ....................................11 <br />C. S.B. 216 Did Not Change the Role of the Water Court and Did Not Give the <br />C'WCB Veto Power ...............................................................................................12 <br />1. S.B. 216 is not ambiguous ...:....................................................................12 <br />2. The water court properly applied the RICD statute to determine the <br />amount of water that satisfied RICD criteria ............................................14 <br />a. The water court recognized that the RICD is a beneficial <br />use and that the ainount of the RICD must be established <br />accordingly ....................................................................................15 <br />b. The water court gave careful consideration to all etiridence <br />regarding the amount of water that should be df:creed .................16 <br />C. If the statutory factors are satisfied without wa:ote, then the amount <br />of water sought by the applicant should be granited ......................17 <br />i
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