Pueblo Lands definition

Pueblo Lands means those lands located within the Taos Valley to which the Pueblo, or the United States in its capacity as trustee for the Pueblo, holds title subject to federal law limitations on alienation. Such lands include Tracts A, B, and C, the Pueblo’s land grant, the Blue Lake Wilderness Area, and the Xxxxxxx and Xxxxxxx Tracts and are generally depicted in Attachment 2.

Pueblo Lands means all lands within the exterior boundaries of the Santa Ana Pueblo Grant, the lands known as the El Ranchito Grant, and the Santa Ana Indian Reservation, as those tracts exist at the time of enactment of this Code and as enlarged or modified thereafter, whether or not such land is owned by or on behalf of the Pueblo, and any other lands owned by the Pueblo and subject to federal law restrictions against alienation, or owned by the United States of America in trust for the Pueblo.

Pueblo Lands means any land or any interest in land owned or held by the Pueblo, or held in trust by the United States for the Pueblo. Pueblo Lands is synonymous with the definition of “Civil Jurisdiction over Property within Pueblo Territorial Jurisdiction” as that term is used in Chapter 2 [of Title 1] of the Pueblo of Acoma Laws 2003.

Examples of Pueblo Lands in a sentence

• The Acequia also has a point of diversion from Unnamed Watercourse 1 at x=701,436 and y=1,977,185 NM State Plane Coordinate System, Central Zone, NAD 1927, as also shown in Attachment 14, which unnamed watercourse collects waters discharged from certain springs arising on Pueblo Lands.

• These points of diversion are located on Pueblo Lands and benefit both Pueblo and non-Pueblo uses.

• As an alternative to the ASR Project described in Article 6.1.1.1 and subject to all applicable water rights acquisition, transfer, and permitting requirements, the Parties agree that the one hundred (100) AFY of additional depletions or two hundred sixty (260) AFY of diversions may be diverted and stored in one or more surface reservoirs off Pueblo Lands.

• The Pueblo waives any right to file an inter se objection to any order entered in the Adjudication regarding an Acequia claim to a spring that arises outside of Pueblo Lands.

• The Town shall not construct any well as part of its Future Water Supply Well Field within one quarter (¼) mile of any Pueblo Lands, and the Pueblo shall not construct any new well within a one half (½) mile radius of any well that is part of the Town’s Future Water Supply Well Field.

• Diversion or use of water off Pueblo Lands pursuant to Pueblo water rights or Pueblo contract rights to San Xxxx- Xxxxx Project water shall be subject to and not inconsistent with the same requirements and conditions of state law, any applicable federal law, and any applicable interstate compact as apply to the exercise of water rights or contract rights to San Xxxx-Xxxxx Project water held by non-federal, non- Indian entities, including all applicable State Engineer permitting and reporting requirements.

• The Town shall apply to the State Engineer for a permit to transfer the seventy (70) AFY of consumptive use water rights presently permitted to the Xxxxxx Well to a replacement well (“Bataan Well”) to be located in Kit Carson Park but which shall be constructed no nearer to Pueblo Lands than the Town’s existing Kit Xxxxxx Well.

• However, because of the location of xxxxx in the Taos Valley, the Buffalo Pasture is affected by groundwater diversions, and due to the nature of the Buffalo Pasture, existing State Engineer permitting requirements cannot offset effectively the Buffalo Pasture Depletions resulting from groundwater diversions made from points of diversion located outside of Pueblo Lands.

• Such diversion or use off Pueblo Lands under Article 5.5.1.3.1 shall not Impair water rights or increase surface water depletions within the Taos Valley.

• The Acequia Madre de la Loma del Ranchito de Abajo diverts water into its acequia and such waters are naturally discharged from springs arising on Pueblo Lands, as shown in Attachment 15.

More Definitions of Pueblo Lands

Pueblo Lands means any real property that is:

Pueblo Lands means the lands anywhere within the exterior boundaries of any grant from a prior sovereign, as confirmed by Congress or the Court of Private Land Claims to a Pueblo Indian Tribe of New Mexico; or lands held in trust by the federal government for the benefit of the Pueblo or any other lands subject to the jurisdiction of the Pueblo.

Pueblo Lands means all lands within the Picuris Pueblo Grant in Taos County, New Mexico, that are owned by the Pueblo, and any other lands that are held by the United States in trust for the Pueblo.

Pueblo Lands means all lands owned by the Pueblo in fee but subject to federal restrictions against alienation, and all lands held by the United States in trust for the Pueblo, including such lands acquired after the enactment of this Code.

Pueblo Lands or “lands of the Pueblo” means all lands and interests in land within the exterior boundaries of the Pueblo and any additional lands acquired by the Pueblo. Also includes land assignments, community property areas, and public right-of-ways.