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The document is a legal decree from the Superior Court for Lassen County, California, regarding the determination of water rights for various claimants to the Long Valley Creek stream system. It outlines amendments to a previous decree, correcting clerical errors and specifying the rights of different parties to divert and use water from the stream system. The document includes detailed schedules listing claimants, their respective diversion numbers, areas served, and allotments of water in cubic feet per second (cfs). It emphasizes the importance of reasonable use and establishes priority classes for water rights among claimants.

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Who paid for the California State Water Project?

WHO PAYS FOR THE SWP? The SWC public water agencies finance the systems maintenance, operations and capital improvement costs. Ultimately, the SWP is paid for by the 27 million Californians who receive water from the SWP.

What is the state water resources control board?

California Water Resources Control Board / State

Who owns the state water project?

Payments to Water Boards Drinking Water. DAS-DrinkingWaterFees@waterboards.ca.gov. (916) 341-5082. Environmental Accreditation Program Laboratory (ELAP) (916) 323-3431. Water Quality. FeeBranch@waterboards.ca.gov. (916) 341-5247.

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The State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board) and the nine Regional Water Quality Control Boards (Regional Water Boards), collectively known as the California Water Boards (Water Boards), are dedicated to a single vision: abundant clean water for human uses and environmental protection to sustain

Who is in charge of The Water Project?

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