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S O U T HF L O R I D AW A T E RM A N A G E M E N TD I S T R I CT Consumptive Use Permitting Consistency (CUPcon) Water Use Bureau South Florida Water Management Districts O U T HF L O R I D AW A T

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How to fill out consumptive use permitting

1. To fill out consumptive use permitting, follow these steps:
2. Gather all necessary information and documents, such as water source information, projected water use, and property ownership details.
3. Contact the appropriate regulatory agency or department responsible for issuing consumptive use permits.
4. Obtain the necessary permit application forms and any associated guidelines or instructions.
5. Fill out the application form completely and accurately, providing all required information and supporting documents.
6. Submit the completed application form to the regulatory agency or department along with any required fees or additional documents.
7. Wait for the permit to be reviewed and processed by the agency.
8. If any additional information or clarifications are requested, promptly provide the requested information.
9. Once the permit is approved, comply with all conditions and requirements outlined in the permit.
10. Renew the permit as required and report any changes or modifications in water use to the regulatory agency.

Who needs consumptive use permitting?

1. Consumptive use permitting is required for individuals, companies, or organizations that intend to withdraw or use water from a natural source for purposes that may deplete or potentially impact the available water supply.
2. This typically includes industries, agriculture, municipal water suppliers, golf courses, mining operations, and other commercial users.
3. The specific requirements and thresholds for obtaining a consumptive use permit may vary by jurisdiction or regulatory agency.

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What is consumptive use permitting?

Consumptive use permitting is the process of obtaining permission to use water from a water source for a specific purpose, such as irrigation or industrial processes.

Who is required to file consumptive use permitting?

Any individual or entity that plans to use water from a water source for a specific purpose is required to file consumptive use permitting.

How to fill out consumptive use permitting?

Consumptive use permitting can be filled out by providing information about the water source, the purpose of water usage, and the amount of water to be used.

What is the purpose of consumptive use permitting?

The purpose of consumptive use permitting is to regulate and control the use of water from water sources to ensure sustainable management of water resources.

What information must be reported on consumptive use permitting?

Information that must be reported on consumptive use permitting includes details about the water source, the purpose of water usage, and the amount of water to be used.