Recreational In-Channel Diversion Rules (2)

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h. Information demonstrating that the amount of water claimed is the minimum amount necessary to achieve the reasonable recreation experience sought. i. Information about all necessary permits and the status thereof, including existing or proposed permit terms and conditions; j. List of persons notified by the applicant about the RICD; and, k. Information about existing or proposed gages on the affected stream that may be utilized to administer the water right being sought. 9. Notice Within fifteen days of the application receipt date, the staff shall post notice of receipt of the application on the CWCB website. The notice shall include the name of the applicant, the flow amounts claimed, the water division, the name of the stream, the proposed reach of the stream, the location of the structures including the county, and information about how to obtain party status. In addition, the staff shall notify the county commissioners of the county in which the RICD is (or will be) located, and any upstream counties. The Board shall include notice of RICD public deliberation on an RICD on its agenda for a regularly scheduled or specially scheduled Board meeting that is also posted on the CWCB website. 10. Staff Report The staff shall provide a written report and recommendation to the board based on the information provided by the applicant and any other applicable information. 11. Public Deliberations The Board will publically deliberate about the findings that it will make for each RICD. 12. Submission of Findings to the water court Pursuant to section 37- 92- 102(6)(c), C.R.S., the board shall submit its findings of fact to the water court within 90 days after the final closing date for filing statements of opposition. However, the board, for good cause shown on the record, may request that the water court grant additional time to the board for making and reporting its findings of fact. 5