Water Right Owners

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Points Of Diversion (Location)

Water Uses

Places of Use

Conditions

Code	Condtions
C18	This partial decree is subject to such general provisions necessary for the definition of the rights or for the efficient administration of the water rights as may be ultimately determined by the Court at a point in time no later than the entry of a final unified decree. Section 42-1412(6), Idaho Code.
200	The name of the United States of America acting through the Bureau of Reclamation appears in the Name and Address sections of this partial decree. However, as a matter of Idaho Constitutional and Statutory Law, title to the use of the water is held by the consumers or users of the water. The irrigation organizations act on behalf of the consumers or users to administer the use of the water for the landowners in the quantities and/or percentages specified in the contracts between the Bureau of Reclamation and the irrigation organizations for the benefit of the landowners entitled to receive distribution of this water from the respective irrigation organizations. The interest of the consumers or users of the water is appurtenant to the lands within the boundaries of or served by such irrigation organizations, and that interest is derived from law and is not based exclusively on the contracts between the Bureau of Reclamation and the irrigation organizations.
	The allocation of storage to federal contractors and the location of that storage, including carryover storage, in the reservoir system shall be determined by the United States Bureau of Reclamation pursuant to federal reclamation law and contracts entered into between the United States and federal contractors. The Water District 01 Watermaster (as supervised by the Director of the Department of Water Resources) shall distribute the stored water in accordance with allocation instructions from the United States Bureau of Reclamation. “Reservoir system” shall mean all Federal reservoirs on the Snake River and its tributaries down to and including Lake Walcott, which store water for distribution pursuant to water right nos. 1-219, 1-2064, 1-2068, 1-4055, 1-10042, 1-10043, 1-10044, 1-10045, 1-10620, 1-10621A, 1-10621B, 1-10622, 1-10623, 21-2156, 21-4155, 21-10560, 21-13161, 21-13194, 25-7004, 25-14413A, and 25-14413B.
	Place of use for irrigation from storage is within the following counties: Fremont, Madison, Jefferson, Bonneville, Bingham, Bannock, Power, Minidoka, Cassia, Lincoln, Jerome, Twin Falls, Gooding, Teton and Elmore.
F15	The point of diversion shown above is where the Snake River enters the State of Idaho, recognizing, however, the storage water is physically stored in and released from Jackson Lake which is located within the State of Wyoming.
	The operation, use and administration of this water right is subject to the terms and conditions of the Settlement Agreement signed on February 14, 2006 with Minidoka Irrigation District, Burley Irrigation District, Twin Falls Canal Company, North Side Canal Company and American Falls Reservoir District #2.
	The quantity for this water right represents the maximum quantity of storage water that may be put to beneficial use under this right after the storage released from Jackson Lake enters the State of Idaho. Water right nos. 01-4055, 01-10044, 01-10045, 01-10621B and 01-10623 are limited to the total combined annual diversion volume necessary to allocate a total of 847,000 acre-feet of irrigation storage water per year to the consumers or users of the irrigation storage water.
	The priority date for this water right represents the priority associated with the storage water put to beneficial use under this right after storage released from Jackson Lake enters the State of Idaho.
	Storage water referenced herein may be temporarily held in the unoccupied space of any of the reservoirs upstream of Milner Dam, located at township 10S, range 21E, sections 28 and 29, when determined by the Water District 01 Watermaster (as supervised by the Director of the Department of Water Resources), the Water District 01 advisory committee, and the United States Bureau of Reclamation that such temporary storage will maximize the storage of water upstream of Milner Dam.
	The storage of water for irrigation purposes occurs within the State of Wyoming pursuant to Certificate No. R-6, Permit Nos. 894 Res., 1903 Res., 2185 Res., 2894 Res., and 2895 Res., and pursuant to the laws of that state and consistent with the Snake River Compact, and consistent with federal law, which provides for the operation of the Minidoka Project consistent with existing federal law and contracts entered into between spaceholders and the United States. The listing of irrigation storage is for information purposes only.
	This decree does not alter, amend, or modify the contracts entered into between the various federal contractors and the United States Bureau of Reclamation, as amended, including but not limited to the contractual storage exchanges, in connection with the Palisades project and the Minidoka project, which contracts remain binding among the parties.
	Water is stored in Jackson Lake in the State of Wyoming pursuant to Certificate No. R-6, Permit Nos. 894 Res., 1903 Res., 2185 Res., 2894 Res., and 2895 Res.
	September 15th beginning date for this annual period is known as the “reset date” for reservoir volumes. The “reset date” allows previously satisfied reservoir water right volumes to begin filling again for the next annual storage volume period. The annual storage volume period will extend from September 15th to the following September 14th. Consistent with Section 8.3 of the 1990 Fort Hall Indian Water Rights Agreement, nothing in this provision is intended to impact the rights described and administered pursuant to that Section.