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Application for Temporary Permit
Application for temporary use of water. (For projects needing to divert water for up to 6 months and 1.0 million gallons of water or less.)
Application for Term Permit
Application for Term Permit
Application to Appropriate Water for Beneficial Use
Application to Appropriate Water for Beneficial Use
Application to Change an Existing Water Right
Request Approval to Change the Place of Use, the Point of Diversion or the Use Made of Water under an Existing Water Right
Approval Pack
Approval Pack with instructions and additional information pertaining to permits and change approvals.
Arkansas River IGUCA Amendment
Arkansas River IGUCA Amendment issued March 6, 1987
Arkansas River IGUCA Order
Arkansas River IGUCA Order issued September 29, 1986
Artificial Recharge Supplemental Sheet
To be Submitted with an Application to Appropriation Water for Beneficial Use
Burrton IGUCA Correctional Order
Burrton IGUCA Correctional Order
Burrton IGUCA Order
Burrton IGUCA Order
Caney River Meter Order
Order requiring installation of totalizing water flowmeters on all surface water and groundwater points of diversion located within the Caney River Basin, with the exception of those points of diversion used solely for domestic purposes or authorized by temporary permits.
Caney River Meter Order Instructions
Instruction sheet pertaining to the meter order requiring the installation of totalizing water flowmeters on all surface water and groundwater points of diversion located within the Caney River Basin, with the exception of those points of diversion used solely for domestic purposes or authorized by temporary permits.
Certified Water Flow Meter List
List of Meters Approved by the Chief Engineer
Combination Application for Water Appropriation and Water Structure
This application is ONLY to be used when applying for BOTH a permit to construct or modify a dam that has a height of 25 feet or more, or has a height of 6 feet or greater, and also has the capacity to impound 50 or more acre feet, and for a permit to appropriate water for storage. (KSA 82a-301 - 305a AND KSA 82a-701 et seq)
Consequences of Overpumping
Kansas water rights have established legal limits for the quantity of water authorized, diversion rate, place of use, type of use, and other conditions and limitations. Owners should be aware of the legal limits of their water rights because violations can result in costly penalties.

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