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SB 01-216, Recreational In-Channel Diversions
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CO
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1/1/3000
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CWCB
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Concerning Recreational In-Channel Diversions, Questions and Answers
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Legislation (provision by provision) <br />Section 10 (LEGISLATIVE DECLARATION) <br />5(a)- Provides that only local governmental entities can obtain these types of water rights. Water <br />rights applicants must submit a copy of the application to the CWCB and obtain a determination after <br />a public hearing. <br />5(b)- Describes the findings that the CWCB must make regarding an in- channel diversion application. <br />(1)- Whether the application would impair Colorado's ability to develop its compact <br />entitlements. (Does the application request all, or a substantial portion of the flow? Where, in <br />relationship to the state line, is the reach ?) <br />(2)- Whether the identified reach is appropriate for the intended use. (Is the length of the reach <br />too long? Is the application just an instream flow ?) <br />(3)- Whether the municipality can put the water to beneficial use given the land- owners <br />abutting the reach of stream. (Is the stream reach on Federal lands ?) <br />(4)- Whether the application would cause material injury to other instream resources or values. <br />(Would the structures harm the natural environment that is protected under an existing CWCB <br />instream water right ?) <br />(5)- Whether the application would promote maximum utilization. (Is the flow amount too <br />large. Would the flow amount virtually prevent all future upstream water development ?) <br />(6)- Whether there are other factors the CWCB should consider regarding these types of <br />applications. <br />5(c) -The CWCB must report its findings to the water court and may defend its record in court. <br />5(d)- Grandfathers existing conditional and absolute recreational water rights. <br />5(e)- Grandfathers in conditionally decreed water rights (such as the Fort Collins water rights) <br />SECTION 20 (DEFINITIONS) <br />(4)- Conforms the definition of beneficial use to provide that only local governments may apply for <br />this type of right. <br />(7)- Conforms the definition of "diversion" to provide that only local governments may apply for this <br />type of right. <br />(10.3) -Adds a definition for "recreational in- channel diversion." <br />SECTION 30 (STANDARDS WITH RESPECT TO RULINGS OF THE REFEREE AND <br />DECISIONS OF THE WATER JUDGE) <br />(13) -The level of judicial review a water court must apply in these types of applications. <br />(a) - Administrative Procedures Act review for most of the CWCB findings. <br />(b) - De novo review on the question of injury to the water rights of others. <br />(c) - Prohibits the use of conditional water rights. <br />(d) - Provides that recreational in- channel diversions, when held by a municipality, shall not <br />constitute a domestic right for purposes of Article XVI, Section 6 of the Colorado Constitution. <br />(14) - Local governmental entities who filed for in- channel diversions must follow the new <br />procedures. <br />SECTION 40 (APPROPRIATION) Provides moneys for effectuation of the act. <br />SECTION 50 (SAFETY CLAUSE) <br />
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