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State Engineer must snaintain a series of maps showing which overlying <br /> lands have been claimea in applications for, permit s. The complex legal <br /> descriptions describing irregular parcels are difficult and time consuming <br /> to plot. It will speed the evaluation of applications for permits if, <br /> when such irregular parcels are involved, the applicant submits a map <br /> depicting the parcel . Additionally, the legal description of a parcel <br /> excluded from within an overlying parcel is frequently complex and is <br /> often described by reference to a book and page number where a deed is <br /> recorded, which is not readily available to the State Engineer. Thus, the <br /> submission of the map depicting the parcel being excluded from an <br /> overlying parcel will again facilitate the efficient evaluation of those <br /> applications for permits. <br /> Rule 5.A. 12) seeks information which will help the State Engineer to <br /> prevent drilling by unlicensed water well contractors and informs the <br /> State Engineer who will be constructing the well . Rule 5.A.12) was <br /> changed to recognize that a private driller, as defined by Section <br /> 37-90-102(12), C.R.S. , might <br /> construct the well . <br /> Rule 5.A.13) has been added to ensure that records oif the State Engineer_._ <br /> accuratelyreflect existing conditions. <br /> Rule 53 is des i gned do su r- a State Engineer has the <br /> opportunity to review all of the supporting data, which the applicant <br /> possesses® Frequently, the applicant has data or analyses which are not <br /> known to the State Engineer and which may be helpful in the evaluation of <br /> a permit. The requirement that the data be submittea with the permit <br /> will eliminate the - need--to contact the applicant -and;--thus, <br /> expedite the permit evaluation. In response to numerous co rents, two <br /> changes were made. First, the rule recognizes that an applicant's <br /> consultant may have relevant data that were not generated for and are not <br /> available to the applicant. Such data need not be subs-nitted. Second, the <br /> rule recognizes that the required data may include trade secrets, <br /> privileged information, or confidential data. Such data must be <br /> submitted, but will be kept confidential pursuant is Section <br /> 24-72-204(3) �a) (IV) , C.R.S. upon request. <br /> Rule 5.C, requires the applicant to specify the subsection of Section <br /> 37-90-137(4) (b) (11), C.R.S. under which the 'permit- application is being <br /> submitted and to document compliance with the 'particular subsection. This <br /> will allow the State Engineer to evaluate the permit appTicat-ion..,under. the <br /> proper subsection and to ensure that there has been compliance with the <br /> statutory requirements. The requirement in Rule 5.C.2)a) to record a <br /> deed or other document where consent has been given pursuant to Section <br /> 37-90-137(4) (b) ( 11)(A) C.R.S. will enable persons to ascertain the <br />