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What is the water policy in Colorado?

Under the Colorado Constitution, the water of every natural stream that is not claimed by a water right owner, called unappropriated water, is the property of the public and available for appropriation. Water rights are created by using water for a legally recognized use, such as irrigation.

How do water rights work in Colorado?

Water rights in Colorado are unique when compared to other parts of the United States. The use of water is governed by what is known as the Prior Appropriation System. This system of water allocation controls who uses how much water, the types of uses allowed, and when those waters can be used.

Are water rights use it or lose it in Colorado?

The Use It Or Lose It rule was created when Colorado became a state, and it forces those with water rights to use all the water they are allotted whether they need to or not. If they dont use their full allotment, they will see it reduced in coming years.

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Lastly, after service is performed by your chosen process server, you need to make sure that they fill out a form called a Return of Service or Affidavit of Service. This form must be signed in front of a notary unless the process server is a peace officer.

Who owns water rights Colorado?

State Administration and Classifications All of these types of water are owned by the public, but only waters of the natural stream are subject to allocation by the doctrine of prior appropriation under Article XVI, Sections 5 and 6, of the Colorado Constitution.

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