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Water Metering Specifications for the Quilcene-Snow Watershed

 
Publication number Date Published Date Revised
10-11-011April 2010January 2019
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Author(s) Lynne Geller
Description As of December 31, 2009, all new water uses in the Quilcene-Snow watershed (Water Resources Inventory Area [WRIA] 17) must be measured. This applies to surface and ground water uses, including well uses under the groundwater permit exemption. Water users are required to install a meter to record and report their water use.

In addition to uses beginning after December 31, 2009, the metering requirement applies to existing users with water rights. Existing permit-exempt well users do not fall under this requirement.

The following provides a general outline of meter, interface unit and installation requirements. See contacts in the side bar for assistance.
NOTES Contact information updated January 2019.
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Keywords rule, water resource, instream flow
WATERSHED Water Resource Inventory Area 17 Quilcene-Snow
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