PUB00103

• Year: 1978
• Title: The Colorado Water Study Directions for the Future - Legal Studies
• CWCB Section: Interstate & Federal
• Author: Office of the Executive Director, DNR
• Description: Legal information and data on projected water uses in Colorado and alternatives for future water use and allocation
• Publications - Doc Type: Brochure

d. Factors to be Considered in Adopting
Water Rights Zoning.
e. Experience in Other States.
f. Problems and Limitations.
2. Transferable Development Rights in Water.
a. TDRs as Applied to Land.
b. TDRs in Water.
c. Factors to Be Considered in Adopting a
Water TDR System.
d. Authority to Adopt Water TDR Systems.
e. Experience in Other States.
f. Problems and Limitations.
3. Restrictions on Location and Construction of
Ditches, Pipelines, and Reservoirs.
a. Existing Law.
b. Prospective Legislation.
c. Experience in Other States.
d. Problems and Limitations.
4. Employment of Water Exchange Techniques.
a. Existing Colorado Law.
b. Prospective Legislation.
c. Experience in Other States.
d. Problems and Limitations.
5. Imposition of Mandatory Conservation
Requirements.
a. Recycling of Water.
b. Metering.
c. Strict Control of Waste.
d. Land Use Restrictions.
e. Rotation.
6. Limiting Duration of Water Rights.
a. Existing Law.
b. New Legislation.
c. Experience in Other States.
d. Problems and Limitations.
7. Prohibition of Changes in Use.
a. Existing Law.
b. Proposed Legislation.
c. Experience in Other States.
d. Problems in Limitations.
8. Duty of Water.
a. Existing Law.
b. Prospective Legislation.
c. Experience in Other States.
d. Problems and Limitations.

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