Title | 2002 Report to the Legislature: Streamlining the Water Rights General Adjudication Procedures |
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2002 Report to the Legislature: Streamlining the Water Rights General Adjudication Procedures (Number of pages: 38) (Publication Size: 306KB)
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Author(s) | Lynne Geller | ||||
Description | Water is a limited resource with increasing demands on it. The need for reliable information on the extent, validity and relative priorities of existing water rights is essential for water resource management and planning. General adjudications are the only way to determine this information comprehensively and with certainty. The recommendations in this report are both administrative and legislative in nature. Each will require legislative modification, additional funding or both. They focus primarily on the procedures and the resources associated with Ecology's role in an adjudication |
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Contact | Water Resources Program at 360-407-6872 | ||||
Keywords | right, Water Rights, legislative, legislature, report, legislative report, plan, water, water right, adjudication | ||||
WEB PAGE | Water Resources Program | ||||
WATERSHED | Water Resource Inventory Areas (WRIA 18,WRIA 32,WRIA 37) |
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RELATED PUBLICATIONS | Title:
Washington State Water Right Adjudication Process: A Primer |
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