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

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DRAFT 10/17/2014 through the IMPS. The well transfer permit is reported to the GC in Nebraska's annual report. GW Permit: NRD evaluates the net impact to the stream to ensure no new depletion. Annually, the NRD well permitting associated with a well is tracked and reported through the IMPS. The new well pennit is reported to the GC in Nebraska's annual report. SW Permit: No action required. Lands irrigated by GW GW Irrigated land cancelled in the current location and transferred to a NDP / IMP - 1997 combination of number of acres and crop type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres. new location where SW is already appurtenant. 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 NRD well transfer permit is tracked and reported through the IMPS. The well transfer permit is reported to the GC in Nebraska's annual report. GW Permit: NRD evaluates the net impact to the stream to ensure no new depletion. Annually, the NRD well pennitting associated with a 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. Lands irrigated by GW GW Irrigated land cancelled in the current location and transferred to a NDP / IMP - 1997 combination of number of acres and crop type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres. new location where it is also irrigated by SW by means of an expedited Changes to that condition are evaluated when a Robust Review is performed, at which time the current number of acres and transfer of the location of use. crop types is evaluated and compared with the 1997 baseline. Annually, the NRD well transfer permit and surface water transfer permit are tracked and reported through the IMPs. The well transfer permit and surface water transfer are reported to the GC in Nebraska's annual report. GW Permit: NRD evaluates the net impact to the stream to ensure no new depletion. Annually, the NRD well permitting associated with a 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 issues order of approval if transfer meets statutory criteria for "expedited transfer ". Lands irrigated by GW GW Irrigated land cancelled in the current location and transferred to a NDP / IMP - 1997 combination of number of acres and crop type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres. new location where it is also irrigated by SW by means of a non- Changes to that condition are evaluated when a Robust Review is performed, at which time the current number of acres and expedited transfer of the location of use. crop types is evaluated and compared with the 1997 baseline. GW Pen-nit: NRD evaluates the net impact to the stream to ensure no new depletion. Annually, the NRD well permitting associated with a well is tracked and reported through the IMPs. The new well permit is reported to the GC in Nebraska's annual report SW Permit: Other sources of water at the current and proposed location of use must be "considered." The entire appropriation may be transferred if it does not harm any appropriator and meets other criteria in (46- 291(1)(e)(ii)). Usually, only the historic consumptive use portion is transferred, unless purpose is irrigation, remains irrigation, no change in acres or point of diversion the entire appropriation may be transferred. No current irrigation Irrigated by GW source 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: The NRD would require a transfer of an existing use or other offset for the new GW irrigation. Annually, the NRD new well and well transfer permits are tracked and reported through the IMPs and reported to the GC in Nebraska's annual report. SW Pennit: No action required No current irrigation Irrigated by SW source as a result of an application of a new NDP / IMP - 1997 combination of number of acres and crop type sets the baseline condition for new or expanded acres. appropriation. 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 DNR SW permit is tracked and reported through the IMPs and reported to the GC in Nebraska's annual report. GW Permit: No action required`' SW Permit: If in an area with a moratorium, applicant filing petition for leave must indicate one of the six criteria found in NAC 457 Chapter 23 is true, by showing there is unappropriated water available, or is a non - consumptive use, or existed prior to the moratorium, or is a public safety issue, or is a temporary public construction project for less than loaf. DNR detennines if information provided is sufficient to indicate good cause for further review. Granting leave to file an application does not indicate subsequent application approval. Additionally DNR determines if it is in the public interest to issue the