PRRIP Prior/Post Condition, How it is addressed 10/17/2014

• Description: PRRIP Prior/Post Condition, How it is addressed by the IMP, NE Depleation Plan, and Permitting Requirements
• State: NE
• Date: 10/17/2014
• Title: PRRIP Prior/Post Condition, How it is addressed by the IMP, NE Depleation Plan, and Permitting Requirements
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Meeting

DRAFT 10/17/2014
Lands irrigated exclusively by SW
Lands irrigated exclusively by SW
Lands irrigated by both SW
And GW sources.
and - assigned to a new location where they are irrigated exclusively by
SW
OR
SW irrigated lands held by landowner are transferred to a new location
where they are irrigated exclusively by SW
Irrigated lands held by a District are relinquished from the current location
and assigned to a new location where they are irrigated exclusively by GW
e
SW irrigated lands held by landowner are transferred to a new location
where they are irrigated exclusively by GW
Irrigated lands are supplemented by a new GW well. The number of
irrigated acres does not increase
Lands irrigated by GW source exclusively. The SW irrigated acres
previously relinquished are assigned within the district to be irrigated by
SW
OR
Lands irrigated by GW source exclusively. The SW irrigated lands held by
landowner are transferred to a new location.
type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres.
Changes to that condition are evaluated when a Robust
Review is performed, at which time the current number of
acres and crop types is evaluated and compared with the 1997
baseline. Annually, the cancelled surface water right is
tracked and reported through the IMPS.
GW Permit:N /A
SW Permit: May relinquish and assign or transfer the SW
right. All are voluntary.. DNR evaluates whether the lands
being relinquished are appurtenant to the land stated on the
relinquishment within the District and issues an order of
partial cancellation. If assigned by the District, approval by
DNR is not required. A district may file a transfer to another
purpose of use within 5 years of cancellation. Districts have
no need to transfer previously cancelled appropriations to
another location of use (use assignment instead), unless in
combination with a transfer of the purpose of use. A transfer
is an alternative option, to relinquish and assign, which would
be subject to the certain criteria, depending on the type of
transfer..
NDP / IMP - 1997 combination of number of acres and crop
type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres.
Changes to that condition are evaluated when a Robust
Review is performed, at which time the current number of
acres and crop types is evaluated and compared with the 1997
baseline.
GW Permit: Annually, the NRD well permitting associated
with the new well is tracked and reported through the IMPs.
The new well permit is reported to the GC in Nebraska's
annual report.
SW Permit: DNR evaluates whether the lands being
relinquished are within the District and issues an order of
partial cancellation and assignment. Approval by DNR is not
required for the assignment. SW right is subject to
cancellation after 5 yrs of nonuse, and can subsequently be
assigned if cancelled for nonuse.
type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres.
Changes to that condition are evaluated when a Robust
Review is performed, at which time the current number of
acres and crop types is evaluated and compared with the 1997
baseline. Annually, the cancelled surface water right is
tracked and reported through the IMPS.
GW Permit:N /A
SW Permit: Transfers are voluntary. The DNR ensures that
the right is not subject to cancellation. DNR must examine
the proposed transfer and attached information to determine if
it is valid, including the amount of water requested to be
transferred (entire amount or CU portion) and whether the
transfer falls into the expedited or nonexpedited category, and
ensures approval would not harn other appropriators. If
relinquished and cancelled, private rights are no longer active
and cannot be assigned or transferred.
NDP / IMP - 1997 combination of number of acres and crop
type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres.
Changes to that condition are evaluated when a Robust
Review is performed, at which time the current number of
acres and crop types is evaluated and compared with the 1997
baseline.
GW Permit: Annually, the NRD well permitting associated
with the new well is tracked and reported through the IMPs.
The new well permit is reported to the GC in Nebraska's
annual report.
SW Permit: Transfers are voluntary. The DNR generally
ensures that the right is not subject to cancellation. DNR must
examine the proposed transfer and attached information to
determine if it is valid, including the amount of water
requested to be transferred (entire amount or CU portion) and
whether the transfer falls into the expedited or nonexpedited
category, and ensures approval would not harn other
appropriators. If SW is not used for 5 years, the SW right
would be subject to cancellation. If relinquished and
cancelled, private rights are no longer active and cannot be
assigned or transferred.
NDP / IMP — 1997 combination of number of acres and crop type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres.
Changes to that condition are evaluated when a Robust Review is performed, at which time the current number of acres and
crop types is evaluated and compared with the 1997 baseline.
GW Permit: Annually, the NRD well permitting associated with the new well is tracked and reported through the IMPs. The
new well permit is reported to the GC in Nebraska's annual report.
SW Permit: No action required
NDP / IMP — 1997 combination of number of acres and crop
type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres.
Changes to that condition are evaluated when a Robust
Review is performed, at which time the current number of
acres and crop types is evaluated and compared with the 1997
baseline. Annually, this action is not reported under the IMP
or to the GC.
NDP / IMP - 1997 combination of number of acres and crop
type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres.
Changes to that condition are evaluated when a Robust
Review is performed, at which time the current number of
acres and crop types is evaluated and compared with the 1997
baseline. Annually, the SW transfer is tracked and reported
through the IMPs. The SW transfer is reported to the GC in
Nebraska's annual report.