Hydrologically Connected definition

Hydrologically Connected means the interconnection of groundwater and surface water such that they constitute one water supply and use of either results in an impact to both.

Hydrologically Connected means the situation in which defined surface areas and/or subsurface areas drain to common points or regions under natural conditions;

Hydrologically Connected means a surface of a road, landing, or disturbed area from which precipitation will runoff directly into a watercourse. Hydrologically connected areas are inherently delimited by topography and can be truncated with drainage facilities that divert runoff to the forest floor.

Examples of Hydrologically Connected in a sentence

• There shall be no additional irrigation wells, not considered as Replacement Wells, constructed in the Hydrologically Connected Area without a variance being granted by the District for the expansion of groundwater irrigated acres.

• There shall be no additional groundwater irrigated acres, beyond those considered to be Historically Irrigated Acres, within the Hydrologically Connected Area without a variance being granted by the District.

• Legislative approval is sought for Federal or federally assisted con- struction or other projects which the agency recommends be located at spe- cific geographic locations.

• Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in Article IV, the Tribes may continue to divert or authorize the diversion of the water rights set forth in Section D.1.a. of this Article III from any place and by any means from surface water or Groundwater that is Hydrologically Connected to surface water, within the Reservation in Basin 40EJ.

• Subject to the terms and conditions set forth in Article IV, the water right set forth in Section A.1.a. of this Article III may be diverted from the mainstem of the Milk River in the Milk River Basin 40J, or from Groundwater beneath the Reservation that is Hydrologically Connected to the surface water from any place and by any means in the Milk River Basin 40J.

• The Tribes have the right to divert 8,024 AFY for irrigation of 2,241 acres from surface flow, or from Groundwater that is Hydrologically Connected to surface flow, within the Reservation in the Beaver Creek Basin.

• Hydrologically Connected Areas within the District are illustrated in Figure 3 and described in Exhibit F and on file in the District office.

• Subject to the requirements set forth in Article IV, the water rights set forth in Section G.4.a. of this Article III may be diverted from Groundwater that is not Hydrologically Connected to surface water at any point by any means within the Reservation.

• The Tribes have the right to develop Groundwater that is Hydrologically Connected to surface water within the quantification limits for surface water provided in Sections A., B., C., D., and E.

• The Tribes have the right to the surface water and Groundwater that is Hydrologically Connected to surface water that remains in the Peoples Creek Basin within the Reservation after satisfaction of water rights Arising Under State Law set forth in Appendix 3.

More Definitions of Hydrologically Connected

Hydrologically Connected means the process whereby defined surface areas and/or subsurface areas drain to common points or regions under natural conditions.

Hydrologically Connected means the interconnection of groundwater and surface water such that