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This document grants The Metropolitan District and the Town of Portland a permit to divert water from the Barkhamsted and Nepaug reservoirs, authorizing a maximum transfer of 2 million gallons per day to supply public water to Portland. The permit includes conditions for monitoring, reporting, and compliance to ensure proper usage and environmental protection.

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How to fill out water diversion permit

1. Obtain the water diversion permit application form from the relevant regulatory agency's website or office.
2. Fill in your personal details including name, address, and contact information.
3. Provide a detailed description of the proposed water diversion project, including location and purpose.
4. Indicate the source of water you intend to divert (e.g., river, lake, underground aquifer).
5. Specify the amount of water you plan to divert and the frequency of diversion.
6. Include information on how you will manage the water diversion and any potential environmental impacts.
7. Attach any required supporting documents, such as site plans, engineering reports, or environmental assessments.
8. Review the completed application for accuracy and completeness before submission.
9. Submit the application form along with any required fees to the designated regulatory agency.

Who needs water diversion permit?

1. Anyone intending to divert water from a natural source for personal use, agriculture, industrial use, or any other purposes.
2. Property owners who require water for irrigation, livestock, or residential use.
3. Businesses and industries that need water for manufacturing or production processes.
4. Entities involved in construction projects that require water for dust control or other site activities.
5. Municipalities or organizations planning to use or manage water resources.

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What is water diversion permit?

A water diversion permit is a legal authorization granted by a regulatory authority that allows an individual or organization to extract or divert water from its natural source for specific uses.

Who is required to file water diversion permit?

Individuals, businesses, and organizations that intend to divert or use water from natural sources such as rivers, lakes, or groundwater are required to file a water diversion permit.

How to fill out water diversion permit?

To fill out a water diversion permit, applicants must complete a designated application form provided by the regulatory authority, including details about the diversion location, purpose, the amount of water to be diverted, and the impact on the local environment.

What is the purpose of water diversion permit?

The purpose of a water diversion permit is to regulate the use of water resources, protect ecosystems, and ensure sustainable water management practices.

What information must be reported on water diversion permit?

Information required on a water diversion permit typically includes the applicant's details, location of the diversion, the quantity of water to be diverted, the intended use, and potential environmental impacts.