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RICD Legislation - SB 37
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South Platte
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4/20/1992
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West Group, Supreme Court of Colorado
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Case No. 90SA514 Thornton v. Fort Collins
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830 P.2d 915, City of Thornton By and Through Utilities Bd. v. City of Fort Collins, (Colo. 1992) Page 1 <br />• <br />• <br />• <br />*915 830 P.2d 915 <br />The CITY OF THORNTON, Acting By and <br />Through its UTILITIES <br />BOARD, Objector - Appellant /Cross - Appellee, <br />V . <br />The CITY OF FORT COLLINS, Applicant - <br />Appellee /Cross - Appellant, <br />and <br />the Cache La Poudre Water Users Association, <br />Northern <br />Colorado Water Conservancy District, Saint <br />Vrain and Left <br />Hand Water Conservancy District, Colorado <br />Water Conservation <br />Board, the City of Greeley, the State Engineer and <br />the <br />Division Engineer, Water Division 1, and the <br />Henrylyn <br />Irrigation District, Objectors - Appellees. <br />No. 90SA514. <br />Supreme Court of Colorado, <br />En Banc. <br />April 20, 1992. <br />City brought action opposing conditional water <br />rights application. The District Court, Water <br />Division No. 1, Connie L. Peterson, J., determined <br />that amendments to application related back to <br />original application, and decreed conditional water <br />right with respect to one of applicant's dams, but <br />denied conditional water right for the other. City <br />appealed and applicant cross - appealed. The <br />Supreme Court, Mullarkey, J., held that: (1) <br />amendments to application related back to date of <br />original application; (2) determination of <br />appropriation date with respect to first dam was <br />incorrect; and (3) second dam qualified as structure <br />which controls water and thus might effect valid <br />appropriation. <br />Affirmed in part and reversed in part and <br />remanded. <br />1. WATERS AND WATER COURSES (&= 139 <br />405 - - -- <br />405VI Appropriation and Prescription <br />405k139 Time of vesting of rights under <br />appropriation. <br />Colo. 1992. <br />For purposes of determining whether amendments <br />to conditional water rights application related back <br />to date of original application, claims made in <br />amended application for conditional water rights <br />were claims arising out of conduct, transaction, or <br />occurrence set forth in original application where <br />source, amount, and uses of river water claimed by <br />amendments were same as in original application. <br />Rules Civ.Proc., Rule 15(c). <br />2. WATERS AND WATER COURSES(= <br />152(5.5) <br />405 - - -- <br />405VI Appropriation and Prescription <br />405k152 Actions to Determine, Establish, and <br />Protect Rights <br />405k152(5.5) Process or notice. <br />Formerly 405kl52(51/2) <br />Colo. 1992. <br />Conditional water rights application which named <br />river recreation corridor as source of water claimed <br />effectively placed on notice those parties with <br />interests or potential interests within that segment of <br />river or in specific points within that segment of <br />river, even though original application sought <br />minimum stream flow with no diversions while <br />amended application sought two precise diversions <br />with no minimum stream flow; one can be put on <br />notice of another's intent to appropriate a definite <br />amount of water from sufficiently definite source <br />even when claimed water right is artlessly or even <br />impermissibly characterized as minimum stream <br />flow rather than diversion. <br />WATERS AND WATER COURSES ( 9=139 <br />405 - - -- <br />405VI Appropriation and Prescription <br />405k139 Time of vesting of rights under <br />appropriation. <br />Colo. 1992. <br />Amendments to conditional water rights <br />application related back to original application, even <br />though original application claimed minimum stream <br />flow with no diversions while amendments sought <br />two precise diversions with no minimum stream <br />flow, where amendment arose out of conduct, <br />transaction, or occurrence set forth in original <br />application, and all parties with interests of segment <br />of river which was subject of original application <br />were placed on _notice of applicant's intent to <br />appropriate definite amount of water from that <br />segment of river. Rules Civ.Proc., Rule 15(c). <br />Copyright (c) West Group 1999 No claim to original U.S. Govt. works <br />
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