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7Section C.
Attachments must make specific reference to the section item shown.
Supplemental Water Rights
When two or more water rights have overlapping places of use, the water rights are considered supplemental. If
a water right to be changed has supplemental water rights, an applicant must include those water rights in the
change application or must explain how each of the supplemental water rights have been used historically and
how each one of the supplemental water rights will be used if the proposed change application is granted.
Provide the following information for supplemental water rights that are not being included in this change
application.
C.1.
Explain how all of the supplemental water rights, those being proposed for change and those not
being proposed for change have been collectively operated historically.
C.2.
Explain why all of the supplemental water rights are not being changed in this application.
C.3.
Attach a current DNRC abstract of each supplemental water right that is not being proposed for
change.
C.4.
For each abstract included in C.3 above, attach a document to the abstract and provide the following
information.
C.5.
Identify the historic flow rate diverted from each point of diversion and explain how the amount was
determined.
C.6.
Identify the historic diverted volume from each point of diversion and explain how the amount was
determined.
C.7.
Explain how each water right has been diverted and historically operated.
C.8.
Explain how these water rights will be used if the change application is granted.
C.9.
If water will continue to be used at the historic place of use, the applicant must explain how the
continued use will not increase the combined maximum diverted flow rate, the diverted volume, and
the historic consumptive volume.
Section D.
Attachments must make specific reference to the section item shown.
MAP – ARM 36.12.111
D.1.
For each water right being changed, provide a map depicting the historic point of diversion, means
of conveyance, place of use, and place of storage.
D.2.
For change applications to irrigation water rights, in addition to the maps required under C.1.,
provide the following maps:
D.2.a
a dated aerial photograph that depicts the historic irrigated acres
D.2.b
a copy of the Water Resources Survey map, if available, for the land affected by the
change and which identifies the historic irrigated acres
D.3.
If supplemental water rights are being changed, also provide one map depicting all of the historic
points of diversion, means of conveyance, and places of use. Label each point of diversion with the
water right number.
D.4.
Provide a map which clearly identifies the proposed point of diversion, place of use, and place of
storage.
Note: Aerial photos may be available from the DNRC, NRIS, NRCS, USGS, and on the Internet and may be available
from the 1950s up until today.
Section E.
Attachments must make specific reference to the section item shown.
ADVERSE EFFECT – ARM 36.12.1903
E.1.
Provide abstracts or an Existing Legal Demands index of existing of water rights which may be
affected by the changes the applicant is proposing.
E.2.
Describe and document the effects to other water rights using the existing or proposed point of
diversion.
E.3.
Identify the most recent year the water right was used and if the period of non-use exceeds 10
consecutive years, explain why the water right was not used. Explain why a resumption of use will
not adversely affect other water users.
E.4.
Describe and document the effects to other ditch users.
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Application to Change a Water Right, Form 606 ~ R06/10
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