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Rulemaking
Rule Name
Statewide Nontributary Ground Water Rules (2CCR-402-7)
Document Type - Rulemaking
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FINAL STATEWIDE NONTRIBUTARY GROUND WATER RULES (2 CCR 402-7)
Date Effective
3/2/1986
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DWR Re-OCR
Description:
Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed on or after 10/6/2019
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construction, the permittee shall notify the State Engineer in writing of <br /> the name and license number of the new water well contractor or name of <br /> the private driller ten days prior to the commencement of construction of <br /> the well . <br /> 13) If any of the information provided to the State Engineer <br /> pursuant to Rule 5.A. 1 ) changes after the permit has been issued, the <br /> permittee Shall inform the State Engineer of the changes in writing within <br /> thirty days. <br /> B. If the applicant has geologic or hydrologic data available that <br /> support the application, or if the applicant's consultant(s) has/have <br /> generated or used such data on behalf of the applicant, the applicant <br /> shall submit the data to the State Engineer with the application for a <br /> well permit, or as soon thereafter as the data become available. In the <br /> event that th-e data provided contain trade secrets, privileged <br /> information, or confidential commercial , financial, geological , or <br /> geophysical data, the State Engineer shall deny the right of inspection of <br /> such data to any person and keep the data confidential pursuant to Section <br /> 24-72-204(3) (a) (IV), C.R.S. upon request of the applicant. <br /> C. The applicant shall submit the following evidence of ownership or <br /> consent: <br /> 1 ) If the applicant owns the overlying land, the applicant <br /> shall execute a statement, on a form supplied by. the State Engineer, that <br /> the overlying land upon which the permit application is based is owned by <br /> the applicant and that the ground water in the part I icular aquifer that is <br /> sought to' be withdrawn has not been conveyed or reserved to another, nor <br /> has consent been given to its withdrawal by another. <br /> 2) If the applicant claims consent of the owner(s) of the <br /> overlying land, he shall submit, with his permit application, a statement, <br /> on a form supplied by the State Engineer, stating whether consent is <br /> claimed pursuant to paragraphs a), b) or c) following: <br /> a) . If the applicant relies on Section <br /> 37-90-137(4) (b) ( II)(A), C.R.S., a written consent from the owner to the <br /> applicant and evidence of the ownership of land by a statement, as <br /> required in Rule 5.C.1 ) above. The written consent must be a copy of a <br /> deed or other document recorded in the county or counties in which the <br /> land is located and which includes a legal description of the land for <br /> which consent has been given and the aquifers for which consent has been <br /> given. <br /> b) if the applicant relies on Section <br /> 37-90-137(4) (b)( II) (6) , C.R.S. , a certified copy of the orcinance or <br /> resolution and a copy of the water court application certified by the <br /> water court; and <br />
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