CO GWS-32 2012 free printable template

PUMP INSTALLATION AND TEST REPORT FORM NO. GWS-32 04/2012 For Office Use Only STATE OF COLORADO, OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER 1313 Sherman St., Room 821, Denver, CO 80203 Main (303) 866-3581 Fax (303)

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Hello my name's Angie Valdes I'm with the Carlisle Film Institute I'd like to welcome today's actually the 75th anniversary of Pearl Harbor if you weren't aware that in addition to that I'm pleased to introduce our speaker tonight seems to predict Coghlan and he's the district engineer for the Colorado Division of Water Resources for an area that that encompasses the Stan Luis Valley and the surrounding mountains and the division has been making an effort to to make water use in the value more sustainable and a big part of that or the groundwater role that the state is going to be implementing in a year or two and Craig will tell us about that thanks Andrew I hope this goes better than 75 years ago so see it's a pleasure to be here tonight and I appreciate the opportunity to talk to you about the upcoming groundwater rules I'm just going to kind of go over what they are and and try to answer a few of the questions you might have and then we'll definitely have some time for questions after the presentation - okay so the rules we we typically just say that they're the groundwater rules but the the official name for them is the rules governing the withdrawal of groundwater in Water Division number three which is the Rio Grande basin and establishing criteria for the beginning and end of the irrigation season in Water Division number three for all irrigation water rights so kind of a mouthful there when we when we do talk about the the groundwater use rules we usually just talk about that that first part but the second part of that is the irrigation season and that's that's also part of the rules and I'll talk I'll just real briefly about the irrigation season but most of this presentation will be on the the other part of it the the groundwater use rules so the groundwater rules when we talked about groundwater rules lots of questions come up first and foremost what are they what are the groundwater use rules and then the next question is which wells will be affected will my will my wells be affected and then once we get into it the question is well why are we doing groundwater rules now and and then the question is why didn't we do them a long time ago so I'm gonna talk about those two kind of two things first and then we'll get into actually the the use rules what they are how they work which wells will be affected maybe okay so why now why are we doing groundwater use rules now well we do know that wells are impacting the senior surface water rights and for those of you that don't know much about the priority system senior water rights get they're supposed to get their water first if there's a shortage then the junior water rights are shut off but senior water rights are always first kind of first in time first and right and then the junior water rights came after that so in Colorado and especially here in the San Luis Valley the senior water rights are the ditch water rights they were put in most often in the 1800s and so so they're very senior...

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What is CO GWS-32?

CO GWS-32 is a form used by the Colorado Department of Revenue to report certain business and economic data related to gross sales.

Who is required to file CO GWS-32?

Businesses operating in Colorado that meet specific criteria related to gross sales are required to file the CO GWS-32 form.

How to fill out CO GWS-32?

To fill out CO GWS-32, gather required financial data, complete the form with accurate sales figures, and submit it to the Colorado Department of Revenue by the specified deadline.

What is the purpose of CO GWS-32?

The purpose of CO GWS-32 is to collect data on gross sales which can be used for economic analysis and policy-making by the state.

What information must be reported on CO GWS-32?

The CO GWS-32 must report total gross sales, type of business, location, and any other relevant financial information as required by the form.