Priority Date : 5/1/1895
Basis : Decreed
Status : Active
Water Source
Source
Source Qualifier
Tributary
Tributary Qualifier
SALMON RIVER
EAST FORK
SALMON RIVER
Points Of Diversion (Location)
Source
Township
Range
Section
Govt. Lot
QQQ
QQ
Q
County
Diversion Type
SALMON RIVER
09N
18E
5
3
NE
NW
CUSTER
Water Uses
Beneficial Use
From
To
Diversion Rate
Volume
IRRIGATION
04/01
10/31
1.20 CFS
TOTAL
1.20 CFS
Places of Use
Place of Use Legal Description : IRRIGATION (CUSTER county)
Township
Range
Section
Lot
QQQ
QQ
Q
Acres
09N
18E
4
1
NE
NE
8.8
09N
18E
4
2
NW
NE
12.0
10N
18E
33
5
SE
SW
9.7
10N
18E
33
6
SW
SE
8.2
Irrigation Totals
Total Acres
Acre Limit
38.70
Conditions
Code
Condtions
X35
Rights 72-196 and 72-197 when combined shall not exceed the irrigation of 39 acres.
R59
This right when combined with all other rights shall provide no more than 3.5 afa per acre at the field headgate for irrigation of the lands above.
01M
After specific notification by the Department, the right holder shall install a suitable measuring device or shall enter into an agreement with the Department to determine the amount of water diverted from power records and shall annually report the information to the Department.
029
Prior to the diversion and use of water under this approval, the right holder shall comply with all fish screening requirements of the Idaho Department of Fish and Game.
T07
The right holder shall accomplish the change authorized by this transfer within one (1) year of the date of this approval.
T08
Failure of the right holder to comply with the conditions of this transfer is cause for the Director to rescind approval of the transfer.
T19
Pursuant to Section 42-1412(6), Idaho Code, this water right is subject to such general provisions necessary for the definition of the rights or for the efficient administration of water rights as may be determined by the Snake River Basin Adjudication court at a point in time no later than the entry of the final unified decree.
X36
Rights 72-197, 72-199, 72-200, and 72-10534 are also diverted through the point of diversion described above.