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The document is an application form for a simple change in the surface point of diversion of water rights in Colorado. It outlines the necessary information and requirements for applicants seeking to change their water diversion point without altering other aspects of their water rights. The form includes sections for applicant details, decreed water rights, proposed changes, and verification of notification to landowners affected by the new diversion structure.

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Begin by entering your name, mailing address, email address, and telephone number in the designated fields. If there are multiple applicants, attach a separate document with their details.
Provide information about the decreed water right for which you are seeking a change. Fill in the name of the structure, relevant decree dates, legal description, and source of water.
In the detailed description section, clearly outline your proposed change in surface point of diversion. Ensure you include UTM coordinates and any necessary maps as attachments.
List the names and addresses of landowners where new structures will be constructed. Confirm that you have notified them about this application.
Complete the verification section by signing and dating the application. If applicable, have it notarized.

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