Water Diversion Sample Clauses

Water Diversion. (A) Water diverted at each place or point of diversion does not exceed an instantaneous diversion rate of 10 gallons per minute and shall bypass a minimum 50 percent of the surface flow past the point of diversion, as estimated based on visually observing surface water flow at least daily. (B) Water Diversion intakes, including intakes for water trucks, are fitted with a commercially available water pump strainer designed for use in aquatic environments that is securely attached to the intake. (C) All infrastructure used to intercept surface flow, such as rock dams, does not prevent, impede, or tend to prevent or impede the passing of fish up and downstream. (D) Water diverted to storage for cannabis cultivation does not exceed five acre-feet per year and is stored in a Water Storage Facility (“WSF”) that meets the following criteria: 1. Located off-stream and outside the active 100-year floodplain. 2. Is not used to store or mix chemicals. 3. If the WSF is a reservoir: a. Artificially constructed, off-stream water body not exceeding five acre-feet of storage, designed by a Licensed Professional. b. No hydrologic connectivity to upstream surface waters. c. The overflow outlet is designed and located to prevent erosion in case of overtopping. d. Constructed and operated in a manner that enables wildlife to exit the waterbody. 4. If the WSF is a bladder, the WSF includes a secondary containment structure that will contain 110 percent of water volume in case of bladder failure and will enable wildlife to escape the structure. 5. If the WSF is a tank: a. Enclosed (i.e., no open top). b. Made of rigid material, such as metal or high-density polyethylene, designed to hold water. c. Piping includes backflow prevention devices to minimize backflow and cross contamination, for example, from mixing tanks.
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Water Diversion. (A) Water diverted at each place or point of diversion does not exceed an instantaneous diversion rate of 10 gallons per minute and visible continuous flow is maintained downstream of each point of diversion. (B) Water diversion devices and structures, including mechanical (i.e., devices using suction or pressure to move water from the point of diversion to a place of water storage or use, including such devices on water trucks) and non-mechanical (e.g., cistern or spring box) devices and structures; approaches to water diversion structures; pipes; screens; and associated materials (e.g., pipes and mats) meet the following design criteria: 1. Designed to allow for inspection and maintenance (e.g., cleaning the intake screen) without disturbing the streambed. 2. Screened to the following specifications: a. Consisting of round openings evenly distributed on the screen area not exceeding 3/32-inch diameter; square openings not exceeding 3/32-inch, measured diagonally; or slotted openings not exceeding 0.069 inch in width. b. Securely attached to the water intake line or supporting structure. c. Constructed of corrosion-resistant material, such as stainless steel, that is not deleterious to aquatic life. 3. Does not prevent, impede, or tend to prevent or impede the passing of amphibians, reptiles, or other non-finfish up and downstream. (C) Water diverted to storage for cannabis cultivation does not exceed five acre-feet per year and is stored in a Water Storage Facility (“WSF”) that meets the following criteria: 1. Located off-stream and outside the active 100-year floodplain. 2. Is not used to store or mix chemicals. 3. If the WSF is a reservoir: a. Artificially constructed, off-stream water body not exceeding five acre-feet of storage, designed by a Licensed Professional. b. No hydrologic connectivity to upstream surface waters. c. The overflow outlet is designed and located to prevent erosion in case of overtopping. d. All intakes are screened as specified in subsection (e)(4)(B)2. e. Constructed and operated in a manner that enables wildlife to exit the waterbody. 4. If the WSF is a bladder, the WSF includes a secondary containment structure to contain 100 percent of water volume in case of bladder failure. 5. If the WSF is a tank: a. Enclosed (no open top).
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