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Condtions |
| 220 |
The ponds established by the storage of water under this right shall not exceed a total capacity of 28.0 acre-feet or a total surface area of 14 acres. |
| 219 |
Right 63-33640 authorizes total annual storage volume of 129.9 acre-feet; 28.0 acre-feet to be used for the initial filling or carryover storage of the ponds, 78.1 acre-feet for the replacement of losses caused by seepage and evaporation associated with the ponds, and 23.8 acre-feet to be used for seasonal field flooding. |
| 220 |
The ponds established by the storage of water under rights 63-32647, 63-33640, 63-33641, and 63-33642 shall not exceed a total capacity of 46.6 acre-feet or a total surface area of 23.3 acres. |
| 219 |
Rights 63-32647, 63-33640, 63-33641, and 63-33642 are limited to a total annual storage volume of 176.6 acre-feet for ponds; 46.6 acre-feet to be used for the initial filling or carryover storage of the ponds and 130.0 acre-feet for the replacement of losses due to seepage and evaporation. Right 63-33640 authorizes an additional storage volume of 23.8 af for seasonal field flooding of up to 34 acres. |
| R05 |
Use of water under this right may be regulated by a watermaster with responsibility for the distribution of water among appropriators within a water district. At the time of this approval, this water right is within State Water District No. 63. |
| 01J |
Prior to diversion of water under this right, the right holder shall install and maintain a measuring device and lockable controlling works of a type acceptable to the Department as part of the diverting works. |
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Water diverted under the wildlife and recreation components of this water right, except for the amount lost due to evaporation, shall be returned to the source, directly or through seepage associated with seasonal field flooding. |
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Wildlife storage and recreation storage is for ponds and for seasonal field flooding to create wildlife habitat and for waterfowl hunting. |
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Wildlife and recreation uses are for flow through and return flow water in ponds and for field flooding for waterfowl habitat and hunting. |
| 204 |
This right shall be junior and subordinate to future water rights authorizing the diversion and use of water from the Boise River and its tributaries, including ground water, for consumptive uses, except that this right shall not be subordinate to future water rights for similar wildlife, recreation and/or aesthetic uses.
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This right does not authorize the diversion and use of water from Lucky Peak Reservoir for stream flow maintenance purposes in connection with Water Right 63-3618. |
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This right is subordinate to future minimum instream flow water rights in the Boise River and its tributaries. |
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Any obstruction in the Boise River channel for diversion of water under this right must provide for watercraft and fish passage. The right holder must bypass sufficient flows in the Boise River at the point of diversion to accommodate watercraft navigation and fisheries values in the Boise River downstream of the diversion. The quantity of the bypass flow may be established in the future by the filing of a petition with the Department to establish the bypass flows and subsequent proceeding as described in the Department's Rules of Procedure. |
| 26A |
Project construction shall commence within one year from the date of permit issuance and shall proceed diligently to completion unless it can be shown to the satisfaction of the Director of the Department of Water Resources that delays were due to circumstances over which the permit holder had no control. |
| 121 |
The Director retains jurisdiction to require the right holder to provide purchased or leased natural flow or stored water to offset depletion of Lower Snake River flows if needed for salmon migration purposes. The amount of water required to be released into the Snake River or a tributary, if needed for this purpose, will be determined by the Director based upon the reduction in flow caused by the use of water pursuant to this permit. |