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PRELIMINARY DECREE ON YELLOWSTONE RIVER FROM BRIDGER CREEK TO THE CLARK FORK YELLOWSTONE BASIN A3QJ INDEX OF CLAIMS BY POINT OF DIVERSIONUATITR RIGHT ID FLOW RATEUSEPRIORITY DATE4 3 Q J W 1 3 6 1

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1. To fill out a point of diversion, follow these steps:
2. Gather all necessary information such as the name and contact information of the applicant, location of the diversion point, purpose of diversion, and source of water.
3. Fill out the required forms provided by the appropriate regulatory agency or department.
4. Provide accurate details about the diversion, including the maximum amount of water to be diverted, the period of diversion, and any restrictions or conditions associated with the diversion.
5. Attach any supporting documents or evidence required, such as maps, engineering reports, or environmental impact assessments.
6. Review the completed form for accuracy and completeness before submitting it to the regulatory agency or department.
7. Submit the filled-out point of diversion form along with any necessary fees or permits required by the regulatory agency or department.
8. Keep a copy of the filled-out form and any related documents for your records.
9. Follow up with the regulatory agency or department to ensure your application is processed and approved.
10. If any changes or modifications are required, be prepared to provide additional information or make amendments as requested by the regulatory agency or department.
11. Once approved, adhere to any conditions or restrictions outlined in the approval and regularly report on the diversion activity as required by the regulatory agency or department.

Who needs point of diversion?

1. Various entities may need to fill out a point of diversion, including:
2. - Individuals or businesses that intend to extract or divert water from a natural source for agricultural, industrial, or domestic purposes.
3. - Municipalities or local governments that plan to establish or modify water supply systems.
4. - Environmental or conservation organizations that require water for habitat restoration or other ecological purposes.
5. - Any other entity that needs to legally document and regulate their water diversion activities.

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What is point of diversion?

The point of diversion is the location where water is taken from a water source such as a stream, river, or well.

Who is required to file point of diversion?

Anyone who is taking water from a water source for beneficial use is required to file a point of diversion.

How to fill out point of diversion?

To fill out a point of diversion, you must provide information such as the legal description of the point of diversion, the purpose of use, and the amount of water being diverted.

What is the purpose of point of diversion?

The purpose of a point of diversion is to track and regulate the use of water from water sources to ensure sustainable water management.

What information must be reported on point of diversion?

Information such as the legal description of the point of diversion, the purpose of use, the amount of water being diverted, and any other required information by the regulatory authorities.