Water Licence definition

Water Licence means a licence, approval or other authorization under Provincial Law for the storage, diversion, extraction or use of water and for the construction, maintenance and operation of works;

Water Licence means a licence issued under the Water Sustainability Act or a former water licence related Act not less than 4 months prior to cutting authority application or amendment. Water licence spatial and attribute data is housed in the BC Geographic Warehouse.

Water Licence means a licence, approval or other authorization under Provincial Law for the storage, diversion, extraction or use of water, and for the construction, maintenance and operation of works;

Examples of Water Licence in a sentence

• It is the proponent's responsibility to liaise with the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation and the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions, to determine whether a Works Approval, Water Licence, Bed and Banks Permit, or any other licences or approvals are required for the proposed works.

• It is the proponent's responsibility to liaise with the Department of Environment and Conservation and the Department of Water, to determine whether a Works Approval, Water Licence, Bed and Banks Permit, or any other licences or approvals are required for the proposed works.

• It is the proponent's responsibility to liaise with the Department of Environment and Conservation and the Department of Water to determine whether a Works Approval, Water Licence, Bed and Banks Permit, or any other licences or approvals are required for the proposed works.

• It is the proponent's responsibility to liaise with the Department of Environment Regulation, the Department of Parks and Wildlife and the Department of Water, to determine whether a Works Approval, Water Licence, Bed and Banks Permit, or any other licences or approvals are required for the proposed works.

• It is the proponent's responsibility to liaise with the Department of Water and Environmental Regulation and the Department of Biodiversity Conservation and Attractions, to determine whether a Works Approval, Water Licence, Bed and Banks Permit, or any other licences or approvals are required for the proposed works.

More Definitions of Water Licence

Water Licence means a licence issued under the Water Sustainability Act or a former water licence related Act that authorizes the diversion and use of water for the purpose of domestic consumption and was issued not less than 4 months prior to cutting authority application or amendment. Water licence spatial and attribute data is housed in the BC Geographic Warehouse.

Water Licence means a perpetual or ongoing entitlement, by or under the laws of a State, to exclusive access to a share of a water resource, including:

Water Licence means a licence granted under this Act entitling the holder to take water from a watercourse, lake or well or to take surface water from a surface water prescribed area;

Water Licence means a general authorisation or licence issued under the National Water Act, 1998 (Act No. 36 of 1998).Objects

Water Licence means a water licence issued under section

Water Licence means the Class A Water Licence for which original application was made by DBCMI on February 2, 2001 and which as of the date of this Agreement, has not yet been issued by the Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board pursuant to the MVRMA and includes any renewal, amendment or replacement under that or any successor or other applicable legislation.

Water Licence means a water licence issued under section 100; "water permit" means a water permit issued under section 101;