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Place of Use: 30,469 present and future acres within the Reservation. |
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Future Points of Diversion may be developed to divert water from (1) anywhere on the Blackfoot River or (2) ground water within the Reservation as described in Matters Necessary for Definition, Clarification or Administration of the Right, below. |
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Matters Necessary for Definition, Clarification or Administration of the Right:
. a If the natural flow of the Blackfoot River is not sufficient to satisfy this right and other rights to divert Blackfoot River natural flow pursuant to state law, the Tribes my satisfy this right by using water right nos. 27-02007 and 25-02160, provided that the combined use in satisfaction of this right shall not exceed 150,000 AFY.
.b If the diversion under this right exceed 150,000 AFY, the amount in excess of 150,000 AFY shall be charged against water right no. 01-10223.
.c This right combined with water right nos. 01-10223, 27-02007 and 25-02160 can be used to irrigate up to 53,828 present and future acres from the combined water sources. |
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.d The Tribes and the United States shall exercise this water right in a manner that ensures persons diverting natural flow from the Blackfoot River under water rights listed on Attachment E to the Consent Decree and under de minimis domestic and stock water rights with a priority date earlier than January 1, 1990, will continue to receive their full legal entitlement under state law. “De minimis domestic water right” for purposes of this paragraph means (a) the use of water for homes, organization camps, public campgrounds, livestock and for any purpose in connection therewith, including irrigation of up to one-half (1/2) acre of land, if the total use is not in excess of thirteen (13,000) gallons per day, or 14.5 acre-feet per year or less for storage, or (b) and other uses, if the total use does not exceed a diversion rate of four one-hundreds (0.04) cubic feet per second and a diversion volume of twenty-five hundred (2,500) gallons per day. Domestic rights shall not include water for multiple ownership subdivisions, mobile home parks, or commercial or business establishments, unless the use meets the diversion rate and volume limitation set forth in (b) above. “De minimis stock water right” for purposes of this paragraph means the use of water solely for livestock or wildlife where the total diversion is not in excess of thirteen thousand (13,000) gallons per day or 14.5 acre-feet per year or less for storage. These state created water rights listed on Attachment E are estimated to divert not more than 45,000 AFY of water from the Blackfoot River. The Blackfoot River Equitable Adjustment Settlement Agreement Pursuant to the 1990 Fort Hall Indian Water Rights Settlement Agreement set forth in Attachment F provides for an equitable adjustment to this water right in the event the Primary Volume diversions under the partial decrees listed on Attachment E exceed 45,000 AFY.
.e The Tribes and the United States shall exercise this right in a manner that will not impair the project entitlements of the Fort Hall Irrigation Project water users.
.f If the water supplied under this right and water right nos. 27-02007 and 25-02160 does not provide 150,000 AFY, the Tribes may divert groundwater within the Reservation under this right, exclusive of the water right nos. 21-11376 and 29-12052, such that the combined water supply from water right nos. 27-02007 and 25-02160 and surface and groundwater under this right yields 150,000 AFY. |
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Point of Diversion in T02S, R38E, S07, SENWNW is from the Blackfoot River into the Little Indian Canal.
Point of Diversion in T03S, R35E, S13, NENENE is from the Blackfoot River into the Fort Hall Main Canal.
Point of Diversion in T03S, R35E, S14, NWNENW is from the Blackfoot River into the North Canal. |
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Annual Volume of Consumptive Use: 79,546 AFY |