Watermaster means a watermaster appointed by a court or pursuant to other law.
Watermaster means the Seaside Groundwater Basin Watermaster.
Watermaster means a watermaster appointed by a court or pursuant to other provisions of law.
Examples of Watermaster in a sentence
Tie to the Strategic Plan: Strategic Issue 1.4 – Watermaster services are professionally provided.
If multiple projects will be going at the same time, the Watermaster notification can include those projects in one notification.
The Watermaster shall be notified by fax (503-842-3680) 10 days prior to use of any point of diversion, and also by phone message/contact (503-842-2413, ext.
The Watermaster may restrict the pod’s that can be used as streamflow falls during the season.
Presentations will be limited to three minutes or as otherwise established by the Watermaster.
More Definitions of Watermaster
Watermaster and “Watermaster Committee” means the 5-member committee composed of persons nominated by the City of Banning, the City of Beaumont, the Beaumont-Cherry Valley Water District, the South Mesa Mutual Water Company and the Yucaipa Valley Water District, each of whom shall have the right to nominate one representative who shall be an employee of or consultant to the nominating agency.
Watermaster means the Honey Lake Valley Resource Conservation District, including the Watermaster Board, all Decisionmakers and its agents, employees, and designees.
Watermaster means the Main San Xxxxxxx Basin Watermaster. The Main San Xxxxxxx Basin Watermaster is an entity created by the Judgment with the authority and responsibility set forth therein.
Watermaster means the Main San Gabriel Basin Watermaster;
Watermaster means the representative of the Watermaster District designated to oversee the decree.]
Watermaster means the Supervising Court-appointed Watermaster pursuant to the Adjudication Decision for the purpose of executing the powers, duties, and responsibilities assigned under that decision.
Watermaster means the San Xxxxxxx Basin Watermaster established pursuant to the Judgment.