PUB00042 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

2-12 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I submit lease applications after July 1, rentals and proceeds are handled on a first- committed, first-rented basis." In District 63, space in one of the three major reservoirs (Lucky Peak, Anderson Ranch, and Arrowrock/Lake Lowell) may be assigned or leased to the rental pooL" There are two priorities of lessors: those assigning storage space prior to July 1, and those assigning after July 1. Stored water attnbutable to space assigned before July 1 is rented before space assigned after July 1, and the earlier lessors share proportionately in the rental proceeds." After July 1, lessors are treated on a first-committed, first-rented basis." Rules are similar in the District 6S rental pool." 2.1.2.7 Rentals from the bank Under the Board's water supply bank, the Board can initiate the sale or rental of water rights from the bank" Requests or applications to purchase or rent are submitted to the Director who, in reviewing applications, is to consider several factors relevant to issues of injury, as discussed in section 21.2.10 of this report. Local rental pools share some common rules on storage rental. Rental pool rules establish priorities among lessees or renters, as mentioned above under the discussion on the irrigation and in-district preferences. In District 1, first priority is given to renters who have acquired space in any of the Bureau's federal storage reservoirs in the district prior to 1979 for use on irrigated lands in the district. This same priority is shared by renters eligible for mitigation under the 1990 Fort Hall Indian Water Rights Agreement and to stockholders in the Mitigation Corporation that has been formed to contract with "District 1 Procedures, at rule 6.3. "Id. at rule S. "District 63 Procedures, at rules 6.2, 6.3. <SId. at rule 6.4. "District 6S Procedures, at rules 6.2 - 6.4. "IDAPA 37.02.03.030.