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CURRENT DIVERSIONS. The Water Rights Owning Parties agree that the Town has the right to operate and maintain in perpetuity its existing groundwater and surface water diversions, as currently permitted by the State Engineer, for municipal, domestic, irrigation, and industrial purposes with a total diversion amount of one thousand eight hundred fifty six and fifty-two hundredths (1,856.52) AFY and a consumptive use right of one thousand four hundred sixty-four and fifty- two hundredths (1,464.52) AFY. A table showing the quantity and distribution of the Town’s permitted water rights is included herewith as Attachment 8. The Water Rights Owning Parties further agree that no additional surface water depletion offsets shall be required so long as the Town complies with its permits.
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CURRENT DIVERSIONS. The Water Right Owning Parties agree that the twelve MDWCAs have the right to operate and maintain in perpetuity their existing groundwater diversions as described in and subject to their respective Subfile Orders and State Engineer permits, set forth in Table 6 below, for community domestic water supply purposes. With respect to those current diversions, the Water Rights Owning Parties further agree that no additional surface water depletion offsets shall be required so long as the MDWCAs comply with their respective permits. Any MDWCA diversions in excess of current diversions shall be subject to all mitigation and offset requirements under Article 7. Table 6
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