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Colorado River Workshop Handbook for the CWCB July 20 2004
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7/20/2004
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Colorado River Workshop Handbook for the CWCB July 20 2004
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(b) All consumptive use of water of La Plata river and its tributaries shall be charged <br />under the apportionment of article III hereof to the state in which the use is made; <br />provided, that consumptive use incident to the diversion, impounding or conveyance of <br />water in one state for use in the other shall be charged to the latter state. <br />Article XI <br />Subject to the provisions of this compact, the consumptive use of the water of the <br />Little Snake river and its tributaries is hereby apportioned between the states of Colorado <br />and Wyoming in such quantities as shall result from the application of the following <br />principles and procedures: <br />(a) Water used under rights existing prior to the signing of this compact. <br />(1) Water diverted from any tributary of the Little Snake river or from the main stem <br />of the Little Snake river above a point one hundred feet above the confluence of Savery <br />creek and the Little Snake river shall be administered without regard to rights covering <br />the diversion of water from any down - stream points. <br />(2) Water diverted from the main stem of the Little Snake river below a point one <br />hundred feet below the confluence of Savery creek and the Little Snake river shall be <br />administered on the basis of an interstate priority schedule prepared by the commission in <br />conformity with priority dates established by the laws of the respective states. <br />(b) Water used under rights initiated subsequent to the signing of this compact. <br />(1) Direct flow diversions shall be so administered that, in time of shortage, the <br />curtailment of use on each acre of land irrigated thereunder shall be as nearly equal as <br />may be possible in both of the states. <br />(2) The storage of water by projects located in either state, whether of supplemental <br />supply or of water used to irrigate land not irrigated at the date of the signing of this <br />compact, shall be so administered that in times of water shortage the curtailment of <br />storage of water available for each acre of land irrigated thereunder shall be as nearly <br />equal as may be possible in both states. <br />(c) Water users under the apportionment made by this article shall be in accordance <br />with the principle that beneficial use shall be the basis, measure and limit of the right to <br />use. <br />(d) The states of Colorado and Wyoming each assent to diversions and storage of <br />water in one state for use in the other state, subject to compliance with article IX of this <br />compact. <br />(e) In the event of the importation of water to the Little Snake river basin from any <br />other river basin, the state making the importation shall have the exclusive use of such <br />imported water unless by written agreement, made by the representatives of the states of <br />Colorado and Wyoming on the commission, it is otherwise provided. <br />(f) Water use projects initiated after the signing of this compact, to the greatest extent <br />possible, shall permit the full use within the basin in the most feasible manner of the <br />
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