Minimum Stream Flow Legislation Sample Clauses

Minimum Stream Flow Legislation. The Parties agree to support the legislation set forth in Attachment A authorizing the IWRB to file applications for permit for minimum stream flow water rights on the following creeks: STREAM QUANTITY Period of Use GAGE CONDITIONS Big Timber 18 cfs 10cfs 3/15 to 7/31 8/1 to 3/14 Big Timber Gage located at Highway 28 Bridge in the SWNW of Sec. 28, T16N, Water Transaction flows count toward satisfaction of minimum flow. (Current amount is 7.2 c.f.s.) R26E. Xxxxxxxx 13 cfs 8.5 cfs 3/15 to 7/31 8/1 to 3/14 Lower Xxxxxxxx Gage, 28 21N23E SENE Water Transaction flows count toward satisfaction of minimum flow. (Current amount is 8.58 c.f.s.). Canyon 16 cfs 4 cfs 3/15 to 7/31 8/1 to 0/00 Xxxxxx Xxxxx, 00 00X00X XXXX Water Transaction flows count toward satisfaction of minimum flow. (Current amount 4 c.f.s.) Hayden 60 cfs 13 cfs 3/15 to 7/31 8/1 to 3/14 21 18N24E SWSW
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