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Layered Water Rights

Layered Water Rights. Susan Douthit District Water Right Analyst CWRE Workshops Fall 2012. Layered Water Rights. Definition Why is it important? Tools to identify. Options once identified. What is a Layered Water Right?.

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Layered Water Rights

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  1. Layered Water Rights Susan Douthit District Water Right Analyst CWRE Workshops Fall 2012

  2. Layered Water Rights • Definition • Why is it important? • Tools to identify. • Options once identified.

  3. What is a Layered Water Right? . . .a situation in which there are multiple water uses subject to transfer, permits or certificates of registration that are appurtenant to the same place of use and that have been issued for the purpose of irrigation. OAR 690-380-0100

  4. Why is it important to identify layered water rights? • Stewardship of the resource. • Timelines will be extended. • Can influence landowner decisions.

  5. Tools to identify layered water rights • Landowner • Electronic Plat Cards • Interactive Mapper • District personnel (if w/in)

  6. Quick step by step • Electronic Plat Cards • Electronic Plat Card Maps • Interactive Mapper

  7. www.wrd.state.or.us>>Lookup water rights

  8. Electronic Plat Cards

  9. Electronic Plat Card

  10. Electronic Plat card

  11. Plat Card Maps

  12. Plat Card Map Example

  13. Interactive Mapper

  14. From the WRD’s home page

  15. Layered right

  16. Getting details

  17. Results of “identifying”

  18. Four Options • Include the supplemental right/permit/GR in the application, if the intent is to move with primary right. • Voluntarily cancel it. • Move supplemental right separately to a “like” primary. • Withdraw application.

  19. Option #1 Include the layered supplemental in the transfer for concurrent changes.

  20. Option #2 • Voluntary cancellation • Submission of a voluntary cancellation affidavit. • Cancellation will be incorporated into the transfer order. • If involved in permit issuance, separate order cancelling portion/entirety of right that “overlaps” new permit will be issued. • If involved in certificate issuance, separate order cancelling will be generated.

  21. Option #3 • Move supplemental to a “like” primary • . . . may be moved separately from the associated irrigation water right if another primary irrigation water right with similar reliability is appurtenant to the lands to which the supplemental right is to be moved. (OAR-690-380-2240)

  22. Option #4 Withdraw the application.

  23. Questions? Susan – 503-986-0858 or Susan.M.Douthit@wrd.state.or.us

  24. Flow Restoration Instream Leases • Contact Laura Wilke – 503-986-0884 Allocation of Conserved Water • Contact Kody Thurgood – 503-986-0892

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