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~- <br />- Page 2 <br />Mr. Cribbs <br />March 20, 1981 <br />The neap must include the entire study area as defined in b1 previously. <br />She may they have submitted does not include enough adjacent areas nor does <br />it map downstream from the permit area. <br />3. Water Availability - Flood Irrigation <br />The existence of flood irrigation and the capability of the Land to be <br />flood irrigated must be established. AZl flood irrigated lands in or adjacent <br />to the permit area should be mapped. It should include any Lands that were <br />historically flood irrigated and the reason they were abandoned (if known). <br />To evaluate the capability of flood irrigation, a map or identification of <br />Lands in the region that are flood irrigated could be submitted. The identification <br />should include those lands with similar physiographic, agricultural, geologic, <br />climatic, hydrologic, soils and vegetation characteristics. <br />If other agencies or professionals do the AVF study or render opinions <br />that the applicant wants the Division to consider, the applicant must submit <br />the study information to allow the Division to verify the Finding. For example, <br />if Dorchester submits a letter from a professional that states that no alluvium <br />is present, we wi21 need to know how he arrived at that conclusion. (What <br />did the study area include? How was the survey conducted. What definitions, <br />guidelines, or assumptions were used? etc.) <br />If you have any questions or comments concerning this, please do not hesitate <br />to call me. <br />SincerelL,, <br />Carol Russell <br />Reclamation Specialist <br />/k <br />CC: R. A. Jackson <br />Pete Evans <br />