Application, Water Right An official request for permission to develop a source of water or to change an existing water right, includes a description of the proposed project, a map of the project, and a legal description of the property involved. The application for a water right will typically consists of the following information: 1 the total amount of water to be diverted or pumped, 2 the rate of flow (diversion), 3 the point of diversion or pumpage, 4 the point or place of use, 5 the manner of (beneficial) use, and 6 the period of use (continuous pumpage, seasonal diversion, etc.). The application process is the first step in a process of obtaining a certificate of use or a Perfected Water Right. This process includes: 1 the filing of the application, which establishes the priority date for appropriation purposes, 2 the permit which is issued by the State Engineer or other approving authority, 3 the proof of completion which is filed by the applicant, 4 the proof of beneficial use which is also filed by the applicant, and 5 the certificate or perfected water right which is issued by the State Engineer or other approving authority.
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