Nonconsumptive use definition
Nonconsumptive use means the use of water withdrawn from a stream in such a manner that it is returned to the stream without substantial diminution in quantity at or near the point from which it was taken and would not result in or exacerbate low flow conditions.
Nonconsumptive use means the use of water diverted from
Nonconsumptive use means the use of water from an aquifer that is returned to the aquifer from which it was withdrawn, at or near the point from which it was withdrawn, without diminishing the quantity any more than three million gallons in any one month or without substantial impairment in quality.
More Definitions of Nonconsumptive use
Nonconsumptive use means the use of water withdrawn from a surface water in such a manner that it is returned to the surface water without substantial diminution in quantity at or near the point from which it was taken and would not result in or exacerbate low flow conditions.
Nonconsumptive use means a beneficial use of water that does not cause a reduction in the source of supply and in which substantially all of the water returns without delay to the source of supply, causing little or no disruption in stream conditions.
Nonconsumptive use means a beneficial use of water that does not cause a reduction in the
Nonconsumptive use means a type of water use where either there is no diversion or withdrawal from a source or where there is no diminishment of the amount or quality of the water source.
Nonconsumptive use means the use of a water right considered to be nonconsumptive by the decree, permit, or law authorizing the use because it results in no depletion of water from the source.
Nonconsumptive use means the use of water withdrawn from a stream in such a manner that it is
Nonconsumptive use means a type of water use where either there is no diversion from a source body, or where there is no diminishment of the source.