Consumptive Use Clause Samples
Consumptive Use. The term “Consumptive Use” means a portion of the Decreed Allocation that has been consumptively used by the CRIT within the exterior boundary of the Reservation for a minimum of four of the five years immediately preceding the year of delivery of a portion of the Decreed Allocation according to a lease, exchange or Storage agreement. Any verified reduction in Consumptive Use pursuant to a system conservation agreement, a lease, an exchange, or Storage agreement, or from the creation of intentionally created surplus shall be deemed to be a Consumptive Use in the year in which the reduction occurred, if the reduction is reflected in the Water Accounting Report.
Consumptive Use. The diversion of water from the main stream of the Colorado River, including water drawn from the main stream by underground pumping, net of measured and unmeasured return flows.
Consumptive Use. The United States' water rights for consumptive use shall be used for the purposes of the Refuge including wildlife habitat maintenance and enhancement. Subject to the limitations set forth in Article III.E., the United States may change the use of water identified for consumptive use in Article II.A.1.
Consumptive Use. Red Rock Lakes National Wildlife Refuge -- Consumptive Use Legal Elev. Surface Acre- Future Natural Canal Diversion Source Description of Dam Acres Feet Acre- or Rate of Diverted of impoundment or POD Capacity Feet Manmade Water Qtr Sec. Twnshp Range CFS ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Pond NW 6 14 S 1 E 6629.63 14 44 NWS Mallard 10 Widgeon Pond CulverSprings NW 6 14 S 1 E 6636.3 150 585 NWS ▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇ 20 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Springs ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Pond NW 8 14 S 1 E 6651.7 65 110 NWS ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Springs East Pintail Ditch Pnd N2 1 14 S 1 W 3 3 M Mallard 10 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Springs Groundwater Pintail Ditch Pond SW 34 13 S 1 W 21 24 M Mallard 10 ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Springs Groundwater Swan Lake 3 N2 9 14 S 1 W 649 1168 N Elk Creek ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ 2 NE 4 14 S 1 W 11 16 N Groundwater Groundwater East Swan Lake 1 SW 3 14 S 1 W 65 78 N Groundwater Sora Pond2 E2 33 13 S 1 W 1 2 N Groundwater Antelope Pond N2 4 14 S 1 W 10 12 N Groundwater Campground Spring SWSWSE 21 14 S 1 W 8 M 10 gpm Groundwater Shambow Pond4 S2 20 14 S 1 W 7 26 N Groundwater Rail Pond2 NW 3 14 S 1 W 6 9 N Groundwater Well SESESE 28 13 S 1 ▇ ▇ 40 gpm Groundwater Well SESESE 28 13 S 1 ▇ ▇ 15 gpm Groundwater Well SWSESE 28 13 S 1 ▇ ▇ 15 gpm Groundwater Well NWSWNW 28 13 S 1 ▇ ▇ 3 gpm Groundwater Well NESESE 28 13 S 1 ▇ ▇ 20 gpm Groundwater Irrigation SWSW 30 14 S 1 W 3000 M 25 ▇▇▇▇▇ Creek Sparrow Slough Pond N2 13 14 S 2 W 6627 63 190 M ▇▇▇▇▇ Creek Sparrow Pond Creek SW 13 14 S 2 W 6629.3 21 34 NWS ditch 17.5 ▇▇▇▇▇ Upper Red Rock Lake W2 8 14 S 1 W ▇▇▇▇ ▇ ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇ Lower Red Rock Lake NWS NE 6 Red Rock Creek 14 S 2 W 6612.5 5492 89582 Tuck Slough South Creek Tuck Slough North SE N2 7 7 14 S 1 W 29 14 S 1 W 103 63 200 M M Harlequin Harlequin 30 30 Red Red Rock Rock Creek Shoveler Pond 2 W2 7 14 S 1 W 6 9 N Harlequin 30 Red Rock Creek Refuge HQ domestic SESENW 23 14 S 2 W 8 8 M Groundwater Groundwater Well Irr. of Refuge HQ grnds SWNESW 23 14 S 2 W M pipeline 0.5 Shambow Creek Irr. of Bunkhse grnds SWNESW 23 14 S 2 W M pipeline 0.2 Shambow Creek Irr. of Bunkhouse SWSWNE 23 14 S 2 W M ditch 1.6 Shambow Creek Pasture POD = Point of Diversion N = Natural lake NWS = lake with manmade structure M = Manmade lake 1 = Estimated average depth 2 feet 3 = Estimated average feet 2 = Estimated average depth 2.5 feet 4 = Estimated average 6 feet
Consumptive Use. The United States has federal reserved water rights for Consumptive Use for wildlife purposes at the locations identified in the table attached as Appendix 2, provided that the total Consumptive Use for wildlife purposes on National Bison Range lands shall not exceed the amount of water needed to feed and water the historic maximum carrying capacity of the National Bison Range of 755 Animal Units. The specific elements of these rights are set forth in the Abstracts attached as Appendix 3 to this Compact.