Priority Date : 9/2/2003
Basis : Decreed
Status : Active
Water Source
Source
Source Qualifier
Tributary
Tributary Qualifier
SANBORN CREEK
PRIEST RIVER
Points Of Diversion (Location)
Source
Township
Range
Section
Govt. Lot
QQQ
QQ
Q
County
Diversion Type
SANBORN CREEK
56N
04W
7
0
NE
NE
BONNER
Water Uses
Beneficial Use
From
To
Diversion Rate
Volume
STOCKWATER
01/01
12/31
0.01 CFS
0.10 AFA
STOCKWATER STORAGE
01/01
12/31
0.40 AFA
STOCKWATER FROM STORAGE
01/01
12/31
0.10 AFA
WILDLIFE STORAGE
01/01
12/31
0.40 AFA
RECREATION STORAGE
01/01
12/31
0.40 AFA
FIRE PROTECTION STORAGE
01/01
12/31
0.40 AFA
DIVERSION TO STORAGE
01/01
12/31
0.01 CFS
TOTAL
0.01 CFS
0.50 AFA
Places of Use
Place of Use Legal Description : STOCKWATER (BONNER county)
Township
Range
Section
Lot
QQQ
QQ
Q
Acres
56N
04W
7
NE
NE
Place of Use Legal Description : STOCKWATER STORAGE (BONNER county)
Township
Range
Section
Lot
QQQ
QQ
Q
Acres
56N
04W
7
NE
NE
Place of Use Legal Description : STOCKWATER FROM STORAGE (BONNER county)
Township
Range
Section
Lot
QQQ
QQ
Q
Acres
56N
04W
7
NE
NE
Place of Use Legal Description : WILDLIFE STORAGE (BONNER county)
Township
Range
Section
Lot
QQQ
QQ
Q
Acres
56N
04W
7
NE
NE
Place of Use Legal Description : RECREATION STORAGE (BONNER county)
Township
Range
Section
Lot
QQQ
QQ
Q
Acres
56N
04W
7
NE
NE
Place of Use Legal Description : FIRE PROTECTION STORAGE (BONNER county)
Township
Range
Section
Lot
QQQ
QQ
Q
Acres
56N
04W
7
NE
NE
Conditions
Code
Condtions
218
Water shall not be diverted from fire protection storage except to fight or repel an existing fire.
Recreation storage use is for fishing.
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. Idaho Code § 42-1412(6).
PIN
Parcel No. RP56N04W070140A
N19
The quantity of water under Right Nos. 97-7430 and 97-8190 for domestic and stockwater uses shall not exceed 13,000 gallons per day.