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The document is an application form for water rights in Colorado, specifically for conditional or absolute surface water rights. It requires detailed information from the applicant, including personal details, legal descriptions of diversion points, source of water, dates of appropriation, and intended uses. The applicant must also notify landowners affected by the application and provide verification of this notification. The form includes sections for UTM coordinates, legal descriptions using the Public Land Survey System (PLSS), and a certificate of notice to ensure compliance with court requirements.

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Begin by entering the applicant's name, mailing address, email address, and telephone number in the designated fields. If there are multiple applicants, attach a separate document with their details.
Specify the name of the structure and provide its legal description. Ensure to include UTM coordinates if available, following the required format.
Fill in the source of water and detail the date of appropriation along with how it was initiated. Include any relevant information about beneficial use.
List all uses or proposed uses for the water rights. If applicable, complete additional sections regarding irrigation or non-irrigation purposes.
Provide names and addresses of landowners where structures will be constructed or modified. Ensure to certify that they have been notified within 14 days after filing.
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