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The document provides detailed information regarding the Initial Statement of Water Diversion and Use required by the State Water Resources Control Board in California. It outlines the necessary steps for individuals or organizations diverting surface water or pumping groundwater to file a statement, including claimant information, type of claim, water course description, legal land description, purpose of use, and diversion works description. The document emphasizes the importance of documenting water use to protect existing rights and manage state water resources effectively.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Initial Statement of Water Diversion and Use in the editor.
Begin by filling out the Claimant Information section. Enter your name, mailing address, city, state, zip code, phone number, and email address if available. If applicable, provide agent details.
In the Type of Claim section, check all relevant boxes that describe your claim type: Riparian, Pre-1914, Court Decree, or Pending Appropriative Application.
Complete the Water Course Description by entering the source name and its tributary.
For Legal Land Description, select a method for indicating your point of diversion (latitude/longitude or map) and provide necessary details like county and Assessor’s Parcel Number.
Outline the Place of Use Description by providing a general description and attaching any required maps.
Fill in Purpose of Use Description detailing how you intend to use the diverted water along with any relevant statistics.
Complete Diversion Works Description including capacity and type of facility used for diversion.
Provide monthly water diversion quantities in the Quantity of Water Diverted section.
Finally, certify your statement by signing it and submitting all supporting documentation as instructed.

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