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Water Supply Protection
File Number
8062
Description
Federal Water Rights
State
CO
Basin
Statewide
Date
6/1/1979
Author
WSWC
Title
Observations of the Western States Water Council concerning the Report of the Federal Task Force on Non-Indian Reserved Rights - Task Force 5A - Presidents Water Policy Implementation
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Report/Study
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<br />0261 <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />of filing the notice of claim, if the reserved right as claimed is later <br />found by a court not to exist. The TaskForce says that the states have <br />incentive to follow this procedure in order to avoid alternatives (b) <br />and. (d) set out in the previous paragraph. <br /> <br />The solution to the problem which the states are asked to accept <br />denonstrates less than a full appreciation for how rrost state systems <br />are operated. For states operating under a marrlatory permit system, it <br />is generally not possible for the state to assign to a new permit right <br />a priority date other than the date of filing of the application for <br />permit. Prior to a state having adopted a mandatory permit system, it <br />is possible to have established a water right with a priority dating <br />fran first application of the water to beneficial use. This distinc- <br />tion perhaps explaulS the diverse treat::m=nt which the Task Force says <br />federal agencies have received fran the states. <br /> <br />Lastly, the reccmrrerrlation of the Task Force that the federal <br />agencies and the individual states sit dam and agree on the procedures <br />to re followed in notifying each state of all federal rese:rved right <br />clairns should b3 welo:med by all parties. <br /> <br />C. CUt-Off Date for Assertion of N8\'1 Rese:rved Rights on EKisting <br />Reservations <br /> <br />7. The policy statement enphasizes quantification. Certainty <br />as to federal reserved water rights is highly desirable. Ila,ever, the <br />quantification process described in the staterrent falls far short of the <br />desired objective. Qlantification carmot re achieved by the federal <br />government rrerely setting forth what it claims even if tJ1ey are set <br />forth in precise fOrrrD.lla. Quantification in the desired sense can only <br />be reached through the vehicle of adju:lication in sane judicial or <br />quasi-judicial testing process. Normally the general adjudication <br />process as that term is generally understood in western water law, <br />should be the vehicle followed to obtain quantification of federal water <br />rights. <br /> <br />Asstnning the desirability of quantification as the tenn is used in <br />the report, the Western States Water CoWlcil relieves the policy of <br />cutting off or detenning not to assert reserved rights which are not <br />identifie:i under the "quantification of use" by the governrrent, is a <br /> <br />-9- <br /> <br />_+._._.._. ____._~.~~ ...___~___._______. .. .___ ~______.'._ __. __ __._____ _'n_ __. <br /> <br />I <br />'I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />, <br />I <br />I <br />, <br /> <br />'--''''-''-'--',----... <br />
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