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<br /> <br />5~: <br /> <br />V\lVERSITY OF COLORADO LA.IV REVIEW <br /> <br />[Vol. 57 <br /> <br />make the necessary ~ppropriations. then obtain a lease from the state <br />to use the water. and then build the tacilities necessary to move the <br />wa!er.:3 <br /> <br />B. .;llvcarlOll by Curernmel1I Acriol! <br /> <br />Perhaps the most common method of providing protection to the <br />lrea ot origin is through provisions that directly or indirectly allocate <br />some portion of the water for future use in the area of origin, The <br />approaches taken here indude recapture, reservation. and evaluation. <br /> <br />./ 1. Recapture or Permanent Priority <br /> <br />California statutes enacted in 1931 and [933 attempted to provide <br />protection to the area of origin by making certain state. held water <br />rights subject to the future requirements of these areas" The 1931 <br />Act has been characterized as providing a "righl vf recapwre against <br />the users of expon water, conditioning all export water rights by giv- <br />ing users in the county of origin a right to recapture exported water <br />any time the waler becomes necessary for the development of the <br />county, "'0 The 1933 Act. which relates specifically to the Central Val- <br />ley Project. also crealed an inchoate priority right in the inhabitants of <br />the area of ongin to obtain water whenever needed that superseded the <br />priorities t)f existing exporters. ~ I <br /> <br /> <br />2. Reservation <br /> <br />..>" second allocation approach involves reserving some share of <br /> <br />IS :"fo more fhan jO,l.)(A) at.:rC'-fe~1 may be leased. Le:lse lerm~ may nor t:.'\:ceed ~O year.!. ld. ~ 85. <br />':.I':'I(~\. (51. <br />\q. The [q31 pro..tSlon Sf.aIC'Y ";-.Jo prlomy under c/us po..lfl 5h.:lll be re:lea)ed nor :lSsignment made <br />.l( any JPl'lic:ltlon th.al WIll . de-pn'tle Ihe county in whIch lhe "".Her co'tlered b~r" rhe apl'licalion <br />Ung:lndles of .my such water neCe\'1,:lry for !ne d~'tIdopment of the COUnlY," 1931 C.ll. Stat. 1.51.4 (codi. <br />ti~(1 3~ c.\l. W.~rER CODE ~ 10505 (\Vest PHI & Sutlp. 1985lJ. The 19J) Sl:itute ..l:lles.: <br />In the: ~On.,tfuctIOn and uper::lIlOn b~' Ihe: deparlm~nl of an... project under fhe pro'tlj\lOnS oi <br />(he., p.lrf .:): .....Jurshco Of :!.rea... he:rem W:ll~r onglnat~5, or :.In .lre:l ImmediJ.lely adlacenl <br />lhe:rero ".hieh ..:an cl.ln.~nleml)' ~ ,>urphed With water rhereirom, .shall not be deprived. by <br />the: departmlo':nt dlret:t!~ ur Indirc":IJ~ "t" The pnur rl!!onl 10 alll)f ,h~ waler rea!.onably re, <br />QUlret.l l("l :ll.h=qU.ltd~ "urpl~' the ncnctil.:l;11 Il~d" O! Ihe v..:\Ie:r..;hlo':d, ared, Llr any o( Ine m. <br />.Ij..lb'I;JnI~ ur pruper!~ ,1.....n~N rhcrem. <br />\o..l.:.: C.t1. 51:!f. 1o.JJ (";f,<.Jlllt'd ;.I., C \1 \\0 \ IUt COllE ~ 11-l.()I) I Vv',m iq7t & Supp. IQg5\). <br />':0 L.'::'::ll '5ll:0~ So -. q'p~a 1\01': 1. .H -;- it:mf'ha"," If\ Ni~l11i\l\ <br />:\ :'>""._'~..~~I..I~ c...J \\l",G,'n J.~I(I'I~~I: <br />.\_ .h,' 'Il'rel ,'1' _u,ll .1Il IlIh.ir"lll..n; ,j",\.'r~ 1C 'nLL~l ~'l1n;"l~ '\Ilh :hc ..;cnt:rJl '...Jlt:r i,n" f.{ <br />....- -:.11,' !,' .\l"i'l~ :.'r ..fhl r<:"r:.',!.J ,< Het fl!!.l.hl r"1 ....lter "t,It.h h<' lhcn Ih:<:J~ ..Jltd l'..ln <br />:'UI !.ll.,el1('fl";lJ,l "J~\: . ~pe";;rl..ll[~. ,hi' m<::.w, I.::jl If. rn\l1 1\' tho: d~,d"!"m~nc oi th~ <br />.lpph"':..ln(~ Iflt.Te.hc:d 'lCt'Lh. th~ .lutnufll~ h:il,j bt:ctT ~'pl)rlln~ lfom the ....alef'h~d io quC'S- <br />lIon v..al~r requIred !O ,upply the applll':::ln(~ incrca~ nced:'>. ~uch use by 'h~ 3u[honty <br />'.\1IJid tl('ll JU'1,lli~ J~md.l ,l( thc ;Il'lplu:..Illon <br />