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RICD News Articles
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Date
2/5/2006
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The Colorado Farm Bureau
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Colorado Farm Bureau Policy Briefs
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Farm Bureau Participating in Discussion Group Regarding RICD Legislation <br />Again this year is a bill introduced regarding Rec- <br />rience ". The bill defines such an experience as "the <br />reational In- Channel Diversions (RICDs). SB 37, <br />use of the RICD for kayaking" and specifies that <br />sponsored by Senator Jim Isgar (D- Hesperus) and <br />while other activities may occur, they may not serve <br />Representative Kathleen Curry (D- Gunnison), modi- <br />as evidence of such an experience. The bill requires <br />fies the requirements applicable to the adjudication of <br />that the water court make specific findings regard - <br />a RICD in a number of ways. <br />ing RICD applications and retain jurisdiction for a <br />First, the bill limits the definition of a RICD by <br />minimum of 20 years to allow reconsideration of the <br />specifying that it is the amount of water diverted or <br />RICD decree. Finally, the bill alters the role of the <br />controlled during the daytime hours between April 1 <br />Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) plays <br />to Labor Day under most conditions. The bill further <br />in the process by: <br />specifies a presumption of no material injury to the <br />• repealing the requirement that the CWCB make a <br />RICD from subsequent appropriations or changes in <br />recommendation to the water court as to whether <br />water rights unless the effect on the RICD is greater <br />the RICD should be granted, granted with condi- <br />than 0.5 percent of the lowest decreed rate for the <br />tions, or denied; and <br />RICD. The bill also specifies that a "call" on a RICD <br />• deleting two required factors and one discretionary <br />water right will only be administered if it results in <br />factor on which the CWCB is required to make <br />at least 90 percent of the decreed rate of flow for the <br />findings of fact. <br />applicable time period. The bill defines a "control <br />This bill will become effective upon signature <br />structure" used for RICDs as a structure consisting <br />of the Governor, and applies only to applications for <br />of durable materials that has been placed with the <br />and the administration of RICDs filed on or after this <br />intent to divert, capture, possess, and control water <br />date. <br />in its natural course for a specified RICD. The bill <br />Colorado Farm Bureau is participating on a sub - <br />requires the structure be designed by a professional <br />committee established by the Colorado Water Con - <br />engineer, and be able to efficiently and withg4t waste <br />gress to discuss possible amendments that will help <br />produce the specified "reasonable recreational expe- <br />reach a compromise with opponents of the bill. <br />II 11 1 6£ZZ —EOZOB 03 11311"30 I <br />TZL 31S 1S HUMI13HS £T£T <br />08U00 HOIlUbUS"03 831UM <br />H3IHUHn1 a <br />N3 0 4O0 <br />Z0$ lIJIO —E010U ��sMa� �a�a�Mua��' <br />;sub u01leN9SU00 JOILIM Opp opa <br />opIJOIOD `JOAUga 900Z 9 T U3J Z1108 Oa 1 '1V1N :4,L :43 <br />8L9 •ON1iuuad C � I/� I LL 16 <br />Plied 32VISod 'S•fl I�2II I�2I�I�iI LSV <br />u011ezim'sip 1gOZd UON r1VJIng WHY3 oQWIOZOa <br />
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