STATE OF CALIFORNIA )

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
In the Matter of Declaration
of Fully Appropriated Stream
Systems in California.
)
)
ORDER:
WR
SOURCES:
Various Stream
Systems, Statewide
COUNTIES:
All Counties
except Imperial,
San Benito, and
San Francisco
91-07
ORDER REVISING DECLARATION OF
FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAM SYSTEMS
BY THE BOARD:
1.0
INTRODUCTION
1.1
Prior Proceedings.
Sections
Acting pursuant to Water Code
1205 through 1207, the State Water Resources
Control Board (Board) on November 16, 1989, adopted
Order WR 89-25, entitled "Order Adopting Declaration of
Fully Appropriated
Conditions
Stream Systems and Specifying
for Acceptance of Applications
Registrations".
and
That Order declared various stream
systems, statewide, fully appropriated
either year&
round or during specified months, based upon previous
water right decisions which determined that no water
remains available for appropriati0n.l
1 A petition to reconsider Order WR 89-25 was filed.
On February 15, 1990,
the Board adopted Order LL? 90-2, which made some modifications in the original
order and affirmed Order WR 89-25 as modified.
The modifications concerned
(1) the status of the San Gregorio Creek Stream System in San Mateo County;
(2) the meaning to be given to the term "stream system", for the purposes of
the Declaration; and (3) specification of certain categories of pending
applications which were not to be considered for cancellation.
1.2
Current Proceeding.
Water Code Section 1205(c)
provides that the Board may revoke or revise a
declaration
that a stream system is fully appropriated.
Such action may be taken on the Board's own motion or
on petition of any interested person and must be
preceded by notice and hearing;
pursuant
to Water Code Section
Following notice
1207, the State Board
held a hearing on May 14, 1991 to determine whether'to
adopt a revised declaration that certain stream systems
are fully appropriated.
consideration
revision,
The stream systems under
by the State Board for inclusion,
and deletion were
identified in an attachment
(Exhibit A) to the Notice of Pubiic Hearing in this
proceeding,
dated March 14, 1991, and amendments
of
April 15, 1991 (hereinafter, the Hearing Notice
Attachment).
The Notice of Public Hearing, together
with the Hearing Notice Attachment,
also specified,
each stream system under consideration,
unavailability
the season of
of water for appropriation;
water right decision which determined
remains available for appropriation;
for
the previous
that no water
and the "critical
reach", that is, the segment of the stream system that
is fully appropriated.
Pursuant to Water Code Section
1206(b), the current proceeding aiso included inquiry
into the conditions, if any, upon which applications
appropria‘te water should nevertheless
2.
be accepted.
to
Consequences
declaring
of Declaration.
certain
appropriated,
of such
1.3.1
we noted
application
stream
systems
that
determinations
the Board
First,
stream
are
is consistent
the
except
previous
to‘be
Orders
fully
statutory
consequences
as follows.
is precluded
to appropriate
system,
In our
from
water
where
accepting
from
a specified
the proposed
with conditions
any
contained
appropriation
in the
Declaration.
1.3.2
Second,
Water
initiation
Rights
Section
use
domestic
conditions
Third,
Permitting
is authorized,
Code
contained
in the Declaration;
implement
a procedure
Section
on the
0
i
3.
(Water
Code
small
except
where
with
1206(a)
the Board
to cancel.pending
with
conditions
our previous
for disposition
declaration.
to the
Declaration.
inconsistent
pending
1988
precluded,
but not required,
where
of
is consistent
in the
to Water
pursuant
is, by registering
appropriation
pursuant
applications
Act
appropriations--is
contained
applications
right
Reform
1228 et %.)--that
the proposed
1.3.3
of a water
effective
Orders
of such
date
of the
1;4
Having taken official notice of previous
Findings.
decisions, and having considered the
water'right
hearing presentations
and supporting documentation,
the
Board makes the foiiowing findings.
2.0
GENERAL
FINDINGS
2.1
Critical Reach.'
In our previous proceedings2,
we
-
defined the scope of the term "stream system", for
purposes of the Declaration, as meaning a stream named
in the Declaration
but limited to its reach within the
county or counties under which it was identified
(See Order WI? 90-2,
therein.
Recognizing
hydrologic
Division
Order paragraph
that county boundaries are often without
significance, we encouraged the Chief,
of Water Rights, to recommend a revision to
the Declaration
which identifies stream systems by
reach -without regard to county boundaries.
WR 90-2,
3.)
Finding paragraph 3.1.)
recommended
(See Order
The Chief has
an approach which identifies stream
systems, for purposes of the Declaration, by "critical
reach", without
regard to county boundaries, 3
We find
that this approach more accurately reflects hydrologic
conditions
maintaining
and should be utilized in compiling and
tn,e Deciaration.
the Declaration
Unr.r~~:rp?LAV.,_r__i
2
As noted, previous proceedings in this matter produced
on reconsideration, Order kT? 90-Z.
The critical reach approach was used in the Hearing
the current proceeding.
3
4.
Order I%!?89-25 and,
Notice Attachmentin
should
continue
whenever
2.2
to be organized
a critical
within
more
than
within
each
county
Findinq
with
Except
that
Notice
of a stream
one county,
to the Hearing
stream
Attachment
Reference
Exhibit
A to this
Order,
Stream
Systems",
fully
set forth
herein.
stream
systems
identified
that
entitled
A is incorporated
Exhibit
findings
related
for appropriation
stream
systems)
during
is made
this
as set forth
to
as though
A consists
findings
of Fully
reference
Order
in the hearing
of the
notice,
except
(including
of unavailability
from critical
the
"Declaration
Exhibit
to seasons
Board
in the Hearing
and by this
into
A incorporates
Attachment.
the
identified
appropriated
therein.
Exhibit
Notice
are fully
specified
Appropriated
be identified
paragraphs,
systems
seasons
lies
it lies.
in succeeding
the
and,
system
it should
in which
Regard
as found
finds
reach
by counties
reaches
in Section
of water
of specific
3.0,
below.
,
2.3
Findinq
with
Reqard
specifically
2.4
revoked
findings
and orders
Order
90-2
WR
Compilation
Chief,
should
to Previous
Orders.
or revised
by this
contained
Order,
WR
89-25
as
the
and
be confirmed.
and Maintenance
Division
in Order
Except
of Water
5.
of the Declaration.
Rights,
should
compile
The
and
maintain
the Board's Declaration of Fully Appropriated
Stream Systems, together with Conditions
for Acceptance
of Water Right Applications and Small Domestic Use
in accordance with the findings and
Registrations,
orders contained in this Order.
That compilation will
consist of Exhibit A together with other appropriate
conditions
3.0
as specified in this Order.
FINDINGS
RELATED TO SPECIFIC STREAK SYSTEHS AND
SEASONS OF UNAVAILABILITY
OF WATER AND CRITICAL
THEREIN
TO THE
REACEES
Based upon the water right decisions officially
noticed;
upon presentations and exhibits and supporting
documentation
presented by interested persons at the
hearing of May 14, 1991; upon information provided
by
staff and made part of the record of that hearing;
and
upon other matters officially noticed; the Board makes
the following
----^-c to the stream
findings with re=.pcCIL
systems under consideration.
The stream systems upon
which findings are made are organized by county.
Subsequent
sections of this Order address matters
of
general import.
3.1
Alpine County
Decisions
858 and 1109 (Mokelumne Riverj.
AiitadGiZ
County Water Agency submitted written testimony
that Decisions
858 and 1109 did not determine
water remains available for appropriation
6.
stating
that no
from July 1
through
December
Decision
858,
Decision
1109,
appropriation
that
the
through
1.
30.
from
July
water
1 to July
Upon
December
the
season
1 through
is available
1 and
review
but
not
we
2
find
that
water
is
including,
of unavailability
November
for
therefore
be July
unappropriated
1 to,
that
in
should
further
that
urges
is made
of unavailability
from
Thus,
that
December
858 determined
July
Amador
from
the Agency
reference
determined
November
available
3.2
to which
season
Decision
Instead,
1.
should
be
30.
County
Decisions
858 and
paragraph
3.1.1,
Calaveras
County
Decisions
858 and
paragraph
3.1.1,
1109
(Mokelumne
River).
(See
(Mokelumne
River).
(See
(Mokelumne
River).
(See
above.)
0
3.3
3.4
3.5
San Joaquin
above.)
County
Decisions
858 and
paragraph
3.1.1,
Fresno
and
1109
above.)
County
Decisions
River
1109
1018,
Watermaster
1432
from
1432,
and
1435
questioned
the Declaration.
7.
(Tule
deletion
River).
The
Tule
of Decisions
He urged
that
these
1018
decisions
should remain in the Declaration
since
Decision 1435 considered only Sand Creek and not the
ai
The Watermaster
entire Tule River System.
also asked
that iii T-iilareCounty the stream system should be
identified
as the Tule River System, expressing
about the description.of
is no hydraulic
Lake Basin.
concern
the critical reach since there
continuity to the Tule River or Tulare
He asked that identification
of the
critical reach be changed to assure that tributaries
within the Tule River System--including
River System--be
consideration
included.
the Kaweah
All applications
under
in the proceeding which led to Decision
1018 sought ap propriation from the Tule River System
above Success Dam and all protestants were located
below Success Dam.
The evidence showed that the waters
of the Tule River had been completely used under claim
of prior right, during all but infrequent
flood years,
in the Tule River Delta and Tulare Lake area, and that
water which might be appropriated during flood years
occurs too irregulariy and infrequently
value to the applicants.
usabie unappropriated
tributaries
1432
inVOiVed
to be of any
The Board determined
that no
water in the Tule River and
was available for the applicants.
Decision
applications to appropriate water from
the North and Middle Forks Tule River in Tulare County.
The decision
available
Y
found that no unappropriated
to satisfy the applications
8.
water was
since evidence
-
was not presented to contradict the findings of
Decision 1018; except for infrequent
unappropriated
tributaries.
floods, no
water existed in the Tule River or its
Decision 1435 involved applications to
appropriate water from Sand Creek, a tributary of the
Tule River in Fresno County
.
The decision concluded
that water in the Tule River System reaching Tulare
Lake is placed to beneficial use by diverters from the
lake, and that the last time water flowed from Tulare
Lake was in 1878.
Both subsequent decisions refer to
Decision 1018 or find that unappropriated
been available since 1878.
water had not
Decision 1435 was
identified in the Hearing Notice Attachment because it
is the most recent decision and it confirms the prior
determinations
on the Tule River System.
However,
Decisions 1018 and 1432 should be restored to the
Declaration as references.
We also agree that the word
"System" should be added to the name of this stream
system in its identification
3.6
in Tulare County.
Kings County
Decisions 1018, 1432, and 1435 (Tule River).
paragraph
3.7
(See
3.5, above.)
Los Anqeles County
Upper San Gabriel Valley Municipal
City of Alhambra
Water District v.
(Los Angeles County Superior Court
9.
No. 924128)
(San Gabriel River Watershed).
Thomas
Stetson, of Stetson Engineering Inc., submitted written
testimony supporting the determination
that the San
Gabriel River Watershed is fully appropriated.
With
regard to the critical reach, Mr. Stetson noted that
the San Gabriel River bifurcates in the upper portion
of &San Gabriel Valley at Santa Fe Dam and that its
distributary,
the Rio Hondo, flows separately through
Whittier Narrows to join the Los Angeles River near the
City of South Gate.
tributaries
Since the Rio Hondo has several
not directly tributary to the San Gabriel
River,' Mr. Stetson suggested that the Rio Hondo, as a
distributary
identified
of the San Gabriel River, be specifically
in the Declaration as fully appropriated.
However, the Declaration identifies the San Gabriel
River Watershed,
a term which is intended to include
all tributaries,
distributaries, and tributaries
distributaries
of the San Gabriel River.
to
It is,
therefore, unnecessary to identify the Rio Hondo
separately.
3.8
Marin County
Decision 1582 (Lagunitas Creek).
written
Oral testimony and
statements were presented by Ms. Anne West,
representing
the Marin Sierra Club; by Mr. John West,
representing
the Tomales Bay Association;
and by
Mr. Stewart Bryant, representing the Inverness
l
10.
These
Association.
Creek
be declared
participants
These
the
appropriation
into
and
the
only
that
amounts
certain
stream
support
water
to Water
any
such
right
proceeding
available
ordered
interim
and
instream
flow
parties
flow
will
date
conditions
be notified.
participants'
concerns
11.
must
fully
declarations
appropriated.
the
must
a previous
arising
that
from a
no water
Decision
1582
levels' for Lagunitas
authority
Board
to take
in late
to order
evidence
1991,
broader
final
is proceeding
to
on final
and
We understand,
are
Board
that
as a decision
The
apply
to appropriate
by finding
flow
and
provisions
1205(a),
continuing
hearing
Board
of fish
for appropriation.
conditions.
In
for recreation
concerns
are
declaration
reserved
set a public
instream
required
these
Section
instream
and
the
on an application--determined
remains
Creek
systems
such
the use of
it is in the public
proceeding
decision--
1243.5
for
usesl
and enhancement
Code
and
of fish
on applications
instant
The
use of water.
beneficial
However,
The
Lagunitas
that
available
of water
resources.
Pursuant
of water
whenever
account,
to proceedings
water.
the
amount
1243
declare
is a beneficial
preservation
wildlife
Sections
provisions
for other
the
interest,
Code
that
year-round.
and enhancement
resources
determining
urged
appropriated
Water
for recreation
wildlife
take
fully
cited
as authority.
water
presentations
interested
however,
than
the
that
issues
.
likely to be addressed in the further hearing on
Lagunitas
Creek contemplated by Decision
include conditions
1582 and
in Tomales Bay itself.
In this
regard, we note that in Order WR 89-25 we authorized
the Chief, Division of Water Rights, to propose
administrative
rules for adoption by the Board whereby
interested persons could participate
in the process
--_
required to determine whether a stream system should be
added to the Declaration.
When promulgated,
rules may assist participants in addressing
these
their
broader concerns.4
3.9
Mendocino
County
Decisions
1110, 1142, 1151, and 1610 (Russian River).
The Mendocino
County Russian River Flood Control and
Water Conservation
Improvement District
(hereinafter,
the Mendocino
District) made oral and written
presentations
urging that interpretation
of the
findings of Decision 1110 that no water remained
available
for appropriation from July 1 through
October 31 is'erroneous.
The Mendocino
contends that Decision 1610 modified
The Mendocino
District
Decision 1110.
District also asked that the description
of the critical reach pursuant to Decision
1110 be
modified to read as follows:
4 Staff is urged to expedite promulgation of the rti1e.senvisioned in Order
k3 89-25.
_
:
12.
From the Russian River main stem located at
the gauging station in Guerneville
excluding all tributaries
and not
upstream,
including
applications
to appropriate
Russian River water in Mendocino
County or
water stored in Lake Mendocino
in excess of
that storage necessary
to ensure the
reliability
of the reservoir.
We recognize
Russian
that
River
in response
Water
develop
briefly
In view
for the
1610
the
found
new
required
would
be available
at the Wohler
1985
demand
under
year
June
addressed
Sonoma
contention
and Mirabel
levels.
for direct
September
89-25,
County
of the
to further
of unavailability
of the
Lake
of
pursuant
for the Russian
in the Russian
diversion
diversion
together
unappropriated
months
levels
coordinated
Mendocino
flows5
1610,
However,
demand
WR
Declaration.
of minimum
in most
complex
of the Mendocino
season
and
in the
in Order
because
that,
by Decision
2020
through
of the
of the
schedule
River
available
is a highly
of the
purpose
of Lake
situation
it is appropriate
District,
operation
with
System
the question
Decision
rights
to the presentation
Agency.
Mendocino
water
Stream
It was
subject.
the water
water
River
points
based
on
the decision
found
that
often
no water
during
would
the months
be
of
to permitted
5 The Sta:e Board, in Decision i610, ordered that the responsibility for
maintaining minimum flops iii the Russian River be placed solely on the water
right perrm'ts held by the Sonomc- County rater Agency.
13.
Application
19351 held by Sonoma County Water Agency.
(See Decision
n-a,‘,:,,
U~LL31”,,
3fz7f-3
A”.L”
available
1610,
also
Page 9.)
noted
that
insufficient
water
is
to fully serve all of the beneficial uses of
water from the Russian'River and its tributaries
upstream of Healdsburg.
acre-foot
Consequently,
after the 10,000‘
per annum reservation for use in the Russian
River Valley in Sonoma County and the 8,000 acre-foot
per annum allotment for use from the Russian River in
Mendocino
County under Permit 12947B of the Mendocino
District6
are exhausted, no further permits should be
approved
for water from the Russian River or any
tributary with surface or subsurface hydra,ulic
continuity
therewith, without an affirmative
the applicant
affecting
showing by
that water can be diverted without
the minimum flows, or can be diverted under
other rights or from other sources during the periods
when no unappropriated water is available.
Decision
1610, pages 27-28.)
(See
It is possible, however,
that such diversions could be made under area-of-origin
protection
restrictions contained in Sonoma County
Water Agency's permits.
6
(See Order WR 89-25, Section
h’ater
for the referenced reservation and allotment is provided by the
Russian River Project, Lkhich originally included Lake Mendocino and more
recently includes Lake Sonoma.
14.
Although
the minimum
established
instream
by Decision
1610,
Decision
water
is now available
1110
1610 did not
10,000
in Sonoma
County
and the
allotment
for Mendocino
Decision
not
available
1610
Wohler/Mirabel
through
October
1110
Further,
of Healdsburg.
River
Order
WR
Declaration,
74-30
and
should
unavailability
should
reach
to reflect
modified
of water
Decision
Russian
Water
County,
from
1610
should
Resources
upstream
Control
to the
the
and the
season
critical
following:
(1) that the Declaration
restrictions
apply
only to (a) diversions
from the main stem
of the Russian River between the
Mendocino/Sonoma
county line and the
confluence
of the East Fork Russian River
15.
July
the
River
therewith
be footnoted
the
would
in the
in Mendocino
be added
in accordance
is
at
remain
to reaffirm
State
water
and probably
demands
should
in the
as noted
September.
In addition,
of water
annum
unappropriated
2020
the
reservation
per
Instead,
of unavailability
31.
outside
per annum
through
to the Declaration
unavailability
Board
year
by Decision
unappropriated
acre-foot
that
for the Russian
a season
that
of Healdsburg
under
showing
be added
8,000
found
Decision
Declaration
modified
acre-foot
from June
Consequently,
find
County.
upstream
not be available
were
requirements
for appropriation
above-referenced
above,
flow
of
1
that have been commenced ,after January 28,
1949 (those before this date being assured
water, as a prior right, by the Russian
River Project), (b) the tributary watershed
of that portion of the Russian River
upstream of said confluence, commonly known
as ?-b&oWnct
.IbYC PfirL
*"*I. Rltccian
.._I_^___p_i~~pr,
and
Cc!
the
East Fork Russian River watershed,
excluding Potter Valley; and
(2) that until the 8,000 acre-foot per
annum allotment under the Mendocino
District's Permit 12947B is depleted,
inrli vi_ __dual
A..__
diversions from the main stem of
the Russian River in Mendocino County can
be made under individual appropriations,
excluding the period from July 1 to
October 31, with the understanding that
during the latter period diversions can
continue to be made under, -and will be
charged to, the Mendocino District permit.
We note that this is different from the
procedure instituted in Sonoma County as a
result of.Order WR ?4-30, whereby
ind ividual diversions from the Russian
River can be made under individual yearround appropriations, with the quantities
so diverted during July through October
being accounted against the 10,000 acre.foot per annum reservation for the Russian
River Valley as part of the Russian River
Project.
In addition,
unavailable
_
Decision 1258 concluded water was
from July 1 through October 31 in the
Russian River based on Decisions 1030, 1110, and 1142.
Decision
1258 is redundant and should be deleted
from
the declaration.
3.10
Oranqe County
3.10.1
Decision
1194 (Santa Ana River Watershed and Unnamed
Spring Tributary
to Pine Canyon).
The City of Orange
(City) made oral and written presentations
16.
urging that
.
lo
Santiago
be included
since
the
as fully
flow
considered
and has
provide
pending
1194
existed
in the
Water
pursuant
found
that
Santa Ana
District
decision
concerning
tributary
Canyon,
Santiago
Application,
concluded
July
that
sufficient
satisfy
all
(See Staff
only
water
the waters
appropriation.
should
Accordingly,
17.
water
tributary
thence
the
Orange
- Minor
This
4-5.)
Creek
Ana
on
Protested
decision
Creek
to
determined
fully
available
to be declared
to Pine
would
are
Santa
566
right
Santa
rights
The decision
remains
1205.
citing
in Santiago
of Santiago
system
water
circumstances
rights.
continue
Section
the water
Analysis
in rare
and no water
stream
Board
Creek,
pages
of a
188 Cal.App.2d
spring
be available
all existing
appropriated
Watershed
3, 1989,
3.8,
existence
Code
a subsequent
and evaluated
Creek.
rules
Watershed,
an unnamed
Creek
the Board.
no unappropriated
River
an
(see paragraph
of the
to Water
1194
filed
Santiago
a particular
to Santiago
discussed
River,
89-25
v. Riverside,
In addition,
(1961)).
that
concerning
action
has
administrative
WR
not
specifically
on file with
that
River,
Decision
not
from
for consideration
Decision
County
was
water
to Order
complaint
in taking
0
suggested
Ana
The City
1194.
complaint
pursuant
Santa
under
Creek
to appropriate
also
proposed
above)
of Santiago
a pending
City
to the
appropriated
in Decision
application
The
tributary
Creek,
Ana
for
River
fully
appropriated
year-round,
including Santiago Creek.
With regard to including a provision for considering a
pending complaint
application
in the proposed administrative
rules,
and a pending complaint raised similar
issues, the matters could be consolidated
for hearing.
The City's
suggestion on this point should be
considered
by staff in connection with its proposal for
administrative
3.10.2
Decision
rules.
District made oral and written
presentations
that
supporting fhm
C1.Udeclaration
River is fully appropriated.
the
The Orange
1194 (Santa Ana River Watershed).
County.Water
Ana
.I
Staff
Analysis
- Minor
that the Santa
The District noted
Protested
Application,
,o,
July 3, 1989 (see paragraph
confirmed
Santiago
3.11
Riverside
3.11.1
Decision
submitted
pursuant
3.10.1, next above)
the finding of Decision 1194 with respect to
Creek.
I
County
496 (Snow Creek).
a written
The Desert Water Agency
presentation
pointing
out that,
to Decision 496, Snow and Strawberry Creeks
are hm+h
Y"cl tributary to the Wh_itewater River and not to
the Santa Ana River.
496,
After further review of Decision
staff recommended at the hearing of May 14, 1991,
that the Declaration be modified to show Snow and
18.
Strawberry
Creeks
these
However,
identified
River
3.11.2
streams
Decision
need
Superior
Margarita
covers
Ranch0
896;
Sacramento
925
the Whitewater
496.
Margarita
v. Vail
No.
42850)
(See Paragraph
3.13,
Civil
(Elk Grove
and
oral
unappropriated
from
Creek,
thence
Laguna
in availability
development
testimony
stream
(San Diego
(Santa
below.)
has
a small
the
Board.
Mr.
Cyphert
of water
is due
based
domestic
on his
525 will
domestic
use registration
Creek
The unnamed
the
confluence
and extends
stream
Elk Grove
the
upstream
Creek
is
increase
to residential
Mr.
Cyphert's
observations.
pending
the
He
acceptance
by
small
critical
of Elk Grove
from which
19.
to Whitehouse
the Cyphert's
since
made
the irrigation
believed
personal
not impact
Cyphert
that
during
area.
registration
Decision
from
urging
to which
Creek,
Dale
tributary
in the Elk Grove
was
Mr.
is available
an unnamed
Further,
tributary.
Creek).
presentation
water
season
Laguna
since
County
a written
located
River.
not be specifically
Decision
Santa
Court,
River).
Decision
to Whitewater
in the Declaration
Adjudication
County
3.12
tributary
reach
Creek
on Elk Grove
the Cyphert's
is
and
Creek.
propose
to
divert is not tributary to Elk Grove Creek.
Decision
However,
1186 on Morrison Creek in Sacramento County,
to which Laguna Creek is tributary, found that water
critical reach on Decision 1186 extends upstream to and
includes the tributary from which Mr. Cyphert intends
Therefore, the season of availability
to divert from.
for Mr.
Cyphert
should
to November
be limited
1 through
May 31.
The current proceeding is not structured to take
hydrologic
data or other information presented to show
decision
relied
Opportunity
revision
type
3.13
San
urged
here
Dieqo
County
upon
will
of the
Decision
as noted
be afforded
by making
89-25.
persons
to seek
showings
of the
Cyphert.
896; Ranch0 Santa Margarita v. Vail
Superior
Court,
River).
presentation
Civil
No.
42850)
Mr. R. H. James
suggesting
that
Margarita
appropriate
River.
water
Decision
both
to the Santa
Margarita
(San Diego
(Santa
an oral
System
of the
896 denied
by storage
20.
made
the word
the DeclaratFon'.s identification
tributary
WR
interested
Declaration
by Mr.
in Order
of the
County
Margarita
to
have changed since issuance
conditions
that
be added
Santa
an application
on Temucula
River,
and
Creek,
by direct
to
.
!O
diversion
referred
Ranch0
from the
to a judgment
Santa
Court,
judgment
found
Therefore,
available
upstream.
added
to the
urging
Creek
Carey
County
Margarita
that
water
Margarita
no unappropriated
River
for
of riparian
water
River
is
from
the word
the
System
Pacific
should
be
of the Declaration's
Margarita
her
not
continues
pending
River.
Order
to the question
Order
WR
90-2,
regard
to be the
Section
did not present
whether
the
in the
WR
made
89-25
San Gregorio
and,
specific
to San Gregorio
subject
prior
on
findings
Creek,
of an adjudication
2500.
any
Creek).
communication
application
with
Code
(San Gregorio
a written
be canceled.
to Water
communication
Adjudication
submitted
and determinations
pursuant
enough
of the demands
of the Santa
reconsideration,
which
entitled
County
that
watershed
is only
identification
San Gregcrio
MS . Helen
there
Accordingly,
identification
San Kate0
42850).
in the Santa
Ocean
action
In turn,
No.
of a portion
The decision
River.
(San Diego
in the Temecula-Santa
irrigation
lands.7
v. Vail
Civil
that
Margarita
in a judicial
Margarita
Superior
available
3.14
Santa
Ms.
Carey's
information
relevant
water
decision
right
The Supreme Court noted that
On appeal this finding was not questioned.
the finding was supported by the evidence and that it "was one of the basic
facts upon which the action was tried." Ranch0 Santa Margarita v. Vail, 11
ca1.2d 501, 81 P.2d 533 il938).
7
21.
li
relied upon by the Board, i.e., the Order of
Determination
in the San Gregorio Creek Adjudication,
However, Ms. Carey's pending application
is erroneous.
(Appiication
2948ij
proposes
1 through May 31.
November
0
of unavailability
---a seasiu~
of
diversiori
from
Exhibit A shows the season
of water ,in San Gregorio Creek Stream
System to be from June 1 through October 31.
Accordingly,
Ms. Carey's pending Application
not inconsistent
29481 is
with the season of unavailability
of
water as shown in Exhibit A.
3.15
Santa Clara County
Decision
306 (Coyote
oral statement
Rlverj.
WiiiiSiii
DUilii
presente,A an
that the critical reach listed in
306 should read "from Edenvaie upstream",
Decision
not
"from the Coyote River upstream" as shown in the
Hearing Notice Attachment.
Review of Decision 306
indicates that the critical reach should be identified
as follows:
from the Coyote River located at the
gaging station at Edenvale within T8S, R2E,
MDB&M upstream, including all tributaries
where hydraulic continuity exists."
II
.
.
.
The declaration
3.16
should be modified accordingly.
Sierra County
Decision
1444 (Long Valley Creek).
Water Research
Mr. Clare Mahannah,
and Development Inc., made written and
22.
0
oral
presentations,
including
that
unappropriated
water
Applications
29141-29143
from
1 through
Mr.
October
Mahannah's
of Decision
reconsider
based
this
that
hydrologic
forum
June
did
Decision's
data
since
season
determination
connection
with
will
for pending
Creek
System
succeeding
dispute
the
year.
the
State
finding
Board
record
of the pending
has
proceeding
Applications
the proceeding
the
water
is
29141-29143.
at a later
on the
included
is not
unappropriated
be made
to
of unavailability
Staff
whether
pending
to show
data.
the current
to supply
not
he asked
in the
data,
Valley
15 of the
Instead,
for determining
available
I
in Long
on the new hydrologic
applications
That
is available
presentation
1444.
hydrologic
date,
in
specific
applications.
0
3.17
Sutter
County
various
Decision:
Sutter
and
The Colusa
Bypass).
Sutter-Butte
the Board
effects
United
(Colusa
Mutual
recognize,
any water
Bureau
right
Declaration
appropriation
Company
in the
no water
a portion
23.
County
Water
from
water
which
event
the
that
legal
from
makes
that
is available
of the year.
and
Company
requested
contracted
of Reclamation
that
during
Mutual
as an exception
deficiency
shows
in Colusa
Drain
Water
of the Declaration,
States
Drain
the
up for
the
for
This
point
,
is valid
and
is addressed,
matters,
in paragraph
together
with
‘0
related
P
5.1,
0
below.
3
4.18
Decisions
1018,
1432,
paragraph
3.5,
above.)
4.0
DECISIONS
ADDRESSING
4.1
Decision
1594
prevent
water
June
15.
intended
such
Wild
Scenic
and
rcsPnived
A____
and
adding
Rivers.
Rivers
these
restrictions
not
made
an
Concern
was
regulates
when
occurs
than
net
surplus
after
1 cubic
annually
diversion
is available;.
should
and
foot
per
by
at any
the Declaration
be interpreted
to
diversions.
addin
g
UIIA..
regarding
Scenic
1594.
100 acre-feet
water
District
at times
allow
Delta
th&e YII_LLI___Il
nor1 arntinn
basis,
1594 would
and
restrict
Water
if availability
than
surplus
Joaquin
greater
(See
SYSTEMS
1594
of water
diversions
Decision
when
is not
4.2
For
River).
Decision
Decision
diversion
or greater
storage,
time
since
is available,
second
Costa
onA a "real t-me"
the
(Tule
STREAM
regarding
that,
diversions
LARGER
The Contra
presentation
expressed
1435
(The Sacramento-San
tributaries).
oral
and
to the
stream
A
number
the
of
state
COmi’tEntS
and
Declaration.
systems
on appropriation
was
Federal
Wild
The purpose
to recognize
of water
were
in
the
contained
in the
li
24.
.
la
respective
will
State
and Federal
be implemented
These
acts.
by the Board
restrictions
as they
have
in the
past.
5.0
In administering
the Declaration,
the
of Water
should
by the
Rights,
be guided
Chief,
Division
following
findings:
5.1
Water Service
Exchanges
As noted
occur
in paragraph
which,
diversion
:o
Contracts,
systems
and
Section
transactions
and water
should
application
nor
The
transfers,
requires
not preclude
should
any
application
such
stream
Under
for
water
a natural
(see Water
Code
certain
an application
cases,
acceptance
pending
process
for
where
that
In such
may
available
include
exchanges.
issued.*
Declaration
from
otherwise
for delivery
the Board
available
persons
These
and water
and permit
canceled.
water
is not
is used
7075),
circumstances
filed
make
and Water
transactions
water
contracts
channel
Transfers,
above,
use by specific
appropriation.
stream
3.17
in effect,
wherein
service
Water
will
be
the
of the
applications
help
be
assure
.
.
.
In most cases the water right impact of these transactions may De dealt
(See,
with through the various change procedures set forth in the Water Code.
Proposed
changes
in
point
of
Water
Code
Section
1700
et
seq.)
e.g.,
of use are specifically exempt from the
diversion, place of use, and purpose
legal consequences of a declaration that a stream system is fully
appropriated.
(See Vater Code Section 1206(c).)
8
25.
.
protection
of other lawful users of water and instream
.
uses.
0
5,2
Hydraulic
Continuity
In Order WR 89-25 we noted that limitations on
availability
of unappropriated water in a particular
stream should generally apply to tributary streams
"if,
and to the extent that, such tributary is hydraulically
continuous
paragraph
to the downstream system."
3.25.5.3.)
the converse
For clarification, we find that
is also true.
that, a tributary
the downstream
(Order WR 89-25,
Where, and to the extent
is not hydraulically
continuous -to
system, the tributary should not be
governed by the limitations on the downstream
5.3
system.
State Filinas
In Order WR 89-25 we provided for continued acceptance
of petitions
petitions
for assignment of State filings and of
for release of priority of State filings in
favor of conventional applications, and we ordered that
pending State filings not be considered for
cancellation.
objective
We found that otherwise the legislative
underlying the State filing system would be
frustrated.
This consideration does not, however,
exist wiLh regard to new State filings on stream
systems declared to be fully appropriated.
New State
filings should not be accepted on such stream systems
26.
where
inconsistent
with
conditions
Declaration.
6.0
upon
OF THIS
should
either
Order,
in the
d'
RIXONSIDEXATION
Provision
contained
ORDW
be made
upon
the Board's
for reconsideration
petition
of this
of an interested
party
or
own motion.
ORDER
IT IS HEREBY
1.
Exhibit
A is hereby
Control
Board's
Stream
2.
based
ORDERED,
The
the
adopted
(Board)
foregoing
as the
State
Declaration
findings,
Water
of Fully
that:
Resources
Appropriated
Systems.
Division
Chief,
of Water
maintain
the
Systems,
together
with
Applications
and
Right
upon
accordance
Board's
with
the
Rights,
Declaration
shall
of Fully
Conditions
recompile
Appropriated
for Acceptance
Small
Domestic
findings
in this
and
Stream
of Water
Use Registrations,
in
Order.
.
3.
Except
findings
WR
90-2
as specifically
and
are
orders
revoked
contained
confirmed.
///
///
///
27.
or revised
in Order
WR
by this
89-25
Order,
and
Order
the
4.
Water Code Sections
reconsideration
1357, 1358, and 1359, relating to
and amendment of decisions and orders, shall
apply to the instant Order.
CERTIFICATION
The undersigned, Administrative Assistant to the State Board,
does hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true, and
correct copy of an'order duly and reguiariy adopted at a meeting
of the State Water Resources Control Board held on August 22,
1991.
AYE:
W. Don Maughan
Edwin H. Finster
Eliseo M. Samaniego
John Caffrey
NO:
None
ABSENT:
None
Admink-sQative Assistzt
to the Board
28.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
STATE WATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
REVISIONS
TO EXHIBIT
WATER RIGHT ORDER
DECLARATION
Notes:
89-25
OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
AUGUST
A
STREAM SYSTEMS
22, 1991
(1) This order should be consulted for other conditions under which applications
to appropriate water from the listed systems may be accepted for filing.
(2) Applicable statutes and regulations provide for revision of a declaration
that a stream system if fully appropriated. The State Water Resources Control
Board, Division of Water Rights, should be contacted to obtain the version of
this Declaration which is currently in effect.
.
STATE UATER RESOURCES CONTROL BOARD
DECLARATION OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAM SYSTEMS
EXPLANATION
Attached are the revisions to Exhibit A of Water Right Order
Resources Control Board on August 22, 1991.
OF NOTATIONS
89-25,
Declaration
IN THE DECLARATION
of Fully Appropriated
Stream
Systems
adopted by the State Water
Footnotes:
(1)
including all tributaries
(2)
In accordance with Public Resources Code, Division 5, Chapter 1.4. California Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, Section 5093 et seq, it is the policy
of the State of California, that certain rivers which possess extraordinary scenic, recreational, fishery, or wildlife values shall be preserved
The
in their free-flowing state, together with their imnediate environments, for the benefit and enjoyment of the people of the state.
Legislature declares that such use of these rivers is the highest and most beneficial use and is a reasonable and beneficial use of water within
the meaning of Section 2 of Article X of the California Constitution.
(3)
In accordance with U.S.C.S., Title 16. Chapter 28. Federal Wild and Scenic Rivers Act, Section 1271 et seq, it is hereby declared to be the
policy of the United States that certain selected rivers of the Nation which, with ,their imnediate environments, possess outstandingly
remarkable scenic, recreational, geologic. fish and wildlife, historic, cultural, or other similar values, shall be preserved in free-flowing
condition, and that they and their imnediate environments shall be protected for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations.
The Congress declares that the established national policy of dam and other construction at appropriate sections of the rivers of the United
States needs to be complemented by a policy that would preserve other selected rivers or sections thereof in their free-flowing condition to
protect the water quality of such rivers and to fulfill other vital national conservation purposes.
Note:
Additional
Miscellaneous
footnotes
where
hydraulic
are included
continuity
exists.
at the bottom of page where
noted.
Notations:
*
Water Code, Chapter 5, Article 1.5, Section 1345 et seq provides that the State Water Resources Control Board (State Board) Division of Water
Rights shall conduct a field investigation and prepare a staff analysis of all minor protested applications.
State Board action results in a
decision being rendered on the application.
**
California
***
Federal Wild and Scenic
0000
Adjudicated
Wild and Scenic
Rivers
Rivers
Act, Section
Act, Section
5093 et seq
1271 et seq
Water Rights
Abbreviations:
Dec.
= decision
number
refers
right decision.
This number is for reference
purposes.
= name of stream
Stream
Tributary
= source
to which
Season of Unavailability =
prior water right decision.
Sec.
T
R
MOB&M
HB&M
SBB&M
to a number on a water
=
=
=
=
=
=
the stream
The dates
is tributary.
reflect the beginning
Section on U.S. Geological Survey Quadrangle
Township
Range
Mount Diablo I3ase and Meridian
Humboldt Base and Meridian
San Bernardino Base and Meridian
Map
and *ending dates when unappropriated
afa
cfs
=
=
gpd
=
acre feet annually
cubic feet per second
gallons per day
water
is unavailable
for appropriation,
based on a
i
i
DECLARATIDll OF FULLY APPRDPRIATED
Decision
No.
Alameda
0375
Strem
!bason
Tributary
STREMS
Critical
Reach
Begin-End
Agua Caliente
Creek
San Francisco
Bay
04/15-09/30
from
where
Francisco
1
Agua Caliente
EIav urxtream
Creek
(1)
enters
tidal
marsh
in San
DECLARATIOl OF FULLY AF’PRDPRIATEDSTREAM
August 22,
Gnnty
Decision
strean
Tributary
NO.
season
Begin-End
Critical
Reach
Ol/Ol-12/31(2)
the East Fork from the Hangman’s Bridge crossing of State
Highuay Route 89 to the California-Nevada
border
Alpine
**
Carson River
Alpine
0000
East Fork Cersofi River
Carson River
04/01-11/30
from the Nevada County line
LIpstream (1)
Alpine
0000
blest Fork Carson River
Carson River
04/01-11/30
fran
the Nevada County line
upstream (1)
Alpine
0000
Stanislaus
San Jbaquin River
04/01-
from
the
East Fork Carson River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
uith
San Joaquin River
07/01-11/30
from the Uoodbridge
upstream (1)
Irrigation
San
07/01-10/31
from
with the San Joaquin River
River
Stream System
11I30
confluence
of
the
San Joaquin
River
upstream
(1)
.--r-...-
0609
Shay Creek
Alpine
1109
Mokelume
Alpine
1422
Stanislaus
Alpine
1594
Sacramento-San
River
River
Joaquin’Delta
Joaquin
Delta above
Collinsvilte
River
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversibnsless ihawone cf:;or less than 100 afa of storage,.no diversion’is~allowed~from June 16 through,Augus! 31.
the confluence
from the Delta
Hot Springs
upstream (1)
‘,
Creek upstream (1)
District’s
point(s)
of diversion
upstream (1)
1991
2
0
3
DECiARATIOll OF FULLY APPROPRIATEDSTREAMS
AWust
coImty
Decision
Stream
Amador
0976,
1109
Amador
1109
Amador
1311
Amador
1369
Amador
1397,
1219
Amador
1594
1991
Reach
Begin-End
NO.
Amador
0684
Critical
Tributary
22,
04/15-IO/31
from the confluence
with Riddle
Dry Creek thence
Hokelume River
04/01-II/30
from the confluence
with Dry Creek upstream (1)
San Joaquin River
07/01-II/30
from the Uoodbridge Irrigation
upstream (I)
Jackson Creek
04/01-09/30
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of New York Ranch Gulch uith
Cosurnes River
Hokelutme River
07/01-IO/31
from the confluence
with the Hokelumne River
Pioneer
Sutter
04/01-12/01
from the confluence
with Sutter
South Fork Cosunnes River
Middle
River
Jackson Creek
Mokelumne River
Unnamed Stream
(NU% NbfL, Set 6, T6N,lZE,
MDBBR)
Creek
Sacramento-San
Fork Cosurmes
Joaquin Delta
Creek
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversionsless than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversionis allowedfromJune 16 throughAugust31.
3
fras
the Delta
upstream (I)
fork
Cosusnes River
District’s
point(s)
upstream (I)
of diversion
Jackson Creek
upstream (I)
Creek upstream (1)
DECLARATIOWOF FULLY APPROPRIATEDSTREAMS
August 22,
Gnmty
Decision
Tributary
Strean
Butte
***
Middle
Butte
0000
Butte
Butte
0000
Dry Creek
Butte
0000
Fork Feather
River
Feather
Critical
Season
Begin-End
NO.
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
1991
Reach
the entire Middle Fork dounstream from the confluence of its
tributary
streams one kilometer
south of Beckuour’th, CA
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Butte
Sink
located
in TlR(,
RlE, MiX&Fl
Cherokee Canal
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Butte
Sink
located
in TlR(,
RlE, MDB&+T
Pine Creek
Sacramento River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Pine ICreek and the Sacramento River
Butte
0367
Empire Creek
U-Branch ‘of N.F.
Feather River
06/01-lo/31
from the confluence with the Vest Branch of the North Fork
Feather River upstream (1)
Butte
0528
Roncut Creek
Feather
River
04/01-10/3l
from the confluence
0844
West Branch Feather
Feather
River
07/01-11/30
frc&the
upper Miocene Canal Head Dam on Uest Branch Feather
River located in Section 30, T23N, R4E, HDB&M, upstream (1)
Butte
1275
Feather
Sacramento River
07/01-09/30
from the confluence
upstream (I)
Butte
1329
Butte
Butte Slough thence
Sacramento River
06/01-09/30
from the confluence.with
Butte
1594
Sacramento-San
Delta above
Collinsville
66/15-08/31
Butte
Creek
River
River
Creek
Joaquin Delta
Slough
(a)
(a) For diversionsless than one cfs or less than 100 afa of’storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through AugusR31.
from the Delta
of the Feather
of the Feather
Butte
upstream (1)
River
River
upstream (1)
and Sacramento River
Slough upstream (1)
i
DEClARATIOll
.
OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
AlJRust 22,
comty
Decision
No.
Strem
SeaSOn
Tributary
Critical
1991
Reach
Begin-End
Calaveras
0000
Stanislaus
Cataveras
0648
Canpo Flares
Calaveras
0775
Couell
Calaveras
1037
Bear Creek
Mokelunre River
Calaveras
1109,
858
Calaveras
1123
River
Stream System
Gulch
Creek
Calaveras
Calaveras
1422
Stanislaus
Calaveras
1594
Sacramento-San
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of the San Joaquin River
upstream (1)
Middle
River
06/01-11/30
from the confluence
uith
upstream (1)
05/01-11/30
from the confluence
with San Antonio
Disappointment SLough
thence San Joaquin
River
05/01-11/30
from the confluence
Slough upstream (1)
with
San Joaquin River
07/01-11/30
from the Uoodbridge
upstream (1)
Irrigation
Sullivan
06/01-lo/31
from the confluence
with Sullivan
San Joaquin River
05/01-10/31
from the confluence
uith
the San Joaquin River upstream (1)
San Joaquin River
07/01-10/31
from the confluence
uith
the San Joaquin River
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
Fork Mokelunne
San Antonio
thence S.F.
River
Unnamed Stream
(SWIL NW, Set 8, 721,
Calaveras
1179
San Joaquin River
Creek
Calaveras
Creek
the Mokelunne River
Creek upstream (1)
the San Joaquin River
District’s
at Disappointment
point(s)
of diversion
Creek upstream (1)
R16E MDB&M)
River
River
Joaquin Delta
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 throughAugust31.
5
from the Delta
upstream (1)
upstream (1)
DECLARATIOII OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
August 22,
caulty
Strew4
Tributary
Seasal
Besin-End
Critical
Colusa
0000
Stony Creek Stream System
Sacramento River
D4/01-11/30
from the confluence
with
the
River
upstream (1)
Colusa
1042
Stony Creek
Sacramento River
04/01-09/30
frcm the confluence
with
the’ Sacramento River
upstream (1)
Colusa
1506
Cache Creek
Yolo Bypass
04/15-lOf31
from the confluence
with
the Yolo Bypass upstream (1)
cotusa
1594
Sacramento-San
Delta above
Col~linsville
06/15-08/31
Decision
NO_
Joaquin Delta
(a)
Reach
from the Delta
Sacramento
upstream (1)
(a) For diversionsless than one cis or less than 100 ala of storage, no diversionis allowed from June 16 through August 31.
r
e
1991
DECURATIOW
OF FULLY APPRWRlATED
STREAMS
August
coknty
Decision
Critical
Reach
05/01-11/30
from
the
confluence
with
Suisun
Ol/Ol-12/31
from
the
confluence
with
San Francisco
from
the
Delta
Tributary
Strem
No.
Contra
0058
Costa
Contra
0927
Costa
Contra
1594
Costa
Ualnut
Creek
San Lean&o
Sacramento-San
Suisun
San Francisco
Creek
Joaquin
Bay
Delta
Delta
above
Collinsville
Bay
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
7
upstream
(1)
Bay upstream
(1)
Bay upstream
(1)
22,
1991
DECIARATIOY
OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
couwy
Decision
August 22,
Critical
Season
Tributary
stregl
1991
Reach
Begin-End
NO.
Del Norte
l
*
Klamath
River
Pacific
Ocean
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
from the main stem about 101) yards belou
Pacific
Ocean
Ocean
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
refer to Section
Act for specific
Del Norte
**
Smith River
Pacific
Del Norte
1382
Jordan Creek
Lake Earl
06/01-09/30
5093.54(c)
of California
critical
reaches
from the confluence
with Lake Earl
Iron Gate Dam to the
Uild
upstream (1)
and Scenic Rivers
DECLARATIIM
OF FULLY APPROPRlATED
STREAMS
Au!pJH 22, 1991
comty
Decision
Stream
Tributary
SeaSOn
Begin-End
Critical
South
07/01-12/31
from the confluence
No:
El Dorado
0163,
1211
EL Dorado
0258
El Dorado
0392
EL Dorado
0429
El Dorado
0684
El Dorado
0698
El Dorado
0707
El Dorado
0776
Silver
Creek
Fork American
River
Alder
South
River
Creek
Fork American
River upstream
06/15-II/30
from the confLuence
with the South
Fork American
River upstream
of the unnamed
stream
(1)
Unnamed
Unnamed Stream
(S/Z, Set 4, RlON, RIIE, MOBiQl)
Randolph
South
Middle
River
River
with the South Fork American
(1)
Unnamed Stream
(NW&
Set 4, TION, RIZE, MDBBM)
Fork Cosunnes
Ready
Stream
thence
05/01-IO/31
Canyon
Fork Cosumnes
from the confluence
unnamed
Ioua Canyon
stream triiwtary
tributary
to Ioua Canyon upstream
04/01-10/31
from the confluence
uith Randolph
04/15-IO/31
from the confluence
uith the Middle
Canyon upstream
(I)
Fork Cosumes
River upstream
(I)
BLack Rock Creek
(formerly Fish Creek)
04/15-IO/31
from the confluence
uith Black Rock Creek upstream
Unnamed Stream
(SU L/4 MU l/4, Set 12, TlON, RIOE,
kiDBID
Hangtown Creek thence
Uebber Creek
06/01-lo/31
from the confluence
with Hangtoun
Sugar Loaf Creek
South
06/15-IO/31
from the confLuence
with the South Fork American
Unnamed
(U-l/2,
Stream
Set 28, TIZN, RZPE, MDB&M)
to the
(I)
Fork American
River
Creek upstream
(I)
(I)
River upstream
(1)
El Dorado
1041
1166
Unnamed Stream
(NW4 NE%, Set 28, TIZN, RIOE,
Coloma Canyon thence
South Fork American
MOB&l)
River
Johntoun
Creek
Dutch Creek thence S.F.
American River
05/01-IO/31
from the confluence
06/01-IO/31
on Johntoun Creek located approximately H mile downstream from
the applicants point of diversion located within the N-L/Z,
Section 4, TllN, RIOE, MDBf&M upstream (1)
9
with Coloma Canyon upstream
(1)
DECLARATION OF FULLY APFRDPRIATED STREAMS
comty
August 22,
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Critical
American River
Sacramento River
07/01-10/31
from the confluence
with
1256
Sear Creek
Rock Creek thence South
Fork American River
06/01-10/31
from the confluence
with Traverse
El Dorado
1366
Uest Canyon
Canyon Creek thence
Middle Fork American
River.
05/01-10/31
from the confluence
with Canyon Creek upstream (1)
Dorado
1369
Cosumes Ri ver
klokelurne
07/01-10/31
from the
confluence
with
the Hokelume
EL Dorado
1451
Grizzly
Steely
River
Fork Cosumes
06/01-10/3I
from the confluence
with
Steely
El Dorado
1451
Unnamed Stream
Steely
Fork CosMnes
from the confluence
with
Stmeely Fork Cosumes River
from
with
th,e South
Strean
Decision
NO.
EL Dorado
1211
El
1991
Reach
the Sacramento River
upstream (1)
Dorado
Creek
upstream
(1)
El
Creek
(NU% SE%, Set
El Dorado
1522,
1211
El Dorado
1594
95,
TPN,
R13E.
White Rock Creek
MDB&Fo
River
J
-.
06/01-lo/31
South
Joaquin Delta
(a) For diversionsless than one
upstream (1)
Fork Cosunnes River upstream (1)
upstream (1)
River
Fork
American
05/01-10/31
River
Sacramento-San
River
‘Delta above
Collinsville
the
confluence
Fork
American
(1)
06/15-08/31
(a)
from the Delta
upstream (I)
cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 lhrough August 31
L
River
upstream
.
0
DECLARATI(YI OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
STREAMS
August 22,
comty
Decision
Stream
Tributary
Fresno
**
Kings River
blare
Fresno
***
Middle
Fresno
t**
Fresno
0935
l
Fresno
1290,
1505
Fresno
1290
Fresno
1435,
1018,
1432
Fresno
1594
Critical
!5e&an
Reach
Begin-End
WO.
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
the main stem of the Kings River from the confluence of the
Middle Fork and the South Fork to the point at elevation
1,595
feet above mean sea level
Kings River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
the Middle Fork of the Kings River from its headuaters at Lake
Helen betueen Muir Pass and Black Giant Mountain to its
confluence with the main stem
South Fork Kings River
Kings River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
the South Fork of the Kings River from its headuaters
11599 to its confluence uith the main stem
San Joaquin River
Delta
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
Kings River
Tulare
Lake Basin
Ol/Ol-12/31
from Tulare
Fresno Slough
San Joaquin River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence uith the San Joaquin River upstream to the
Kings River and including the upstream watershed of the Kings
River
Tule River
Tulare
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the terminus at Tulare Lake Basin upstream including all
tributaries
in the Tule River System where hydraulic continuity
exists during any part of the year
Fork Kings River
System
System
Sacramento-Sa!
Joaquin Delta
Lake Basin
Lake Basin
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversionsless than one cfs or less than100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
11
uith
at Lake
Mendota Pool upstream (1)
Lake Basin upstream (1)
from the Delta
upstream (I)
1991
DECIARATIUY OF FULLI APPROPRIATED!iTREAMS
AlQlJH
-tY
Decision
Stream
Tributary
S@2SSOtl
Critical
Stony Creek Stream System
Sacramento River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
Unnamed Stream
(SW NEY, Set 2, TZlN,
Colusa Drain thence
Sacramento River
04/01-10/31
from the Colusa Drain
75,000 north follouing
Glenn Coluse Canal
04/01-09/30
from the junction of the unnamed drain and the Glenn Colusa
Canal, located in Projected Section 12, TZEN, RZU, UDB&R
upstream (I)
NO.
Glenn
0000
Glenn
0879
22,
R3U, RDBW
Begin-End
Reach
of the S;acramento River
upstream (1)
at California
Coordinates 82,000 east and
a northuesterly
course upstream (1)
Glenn
1031
Unnamed Drain
(Sbf& SE%, Set 3, T22N, RZU,MDBBbo
Glenn
1594
Sacramento-San
Joaquin Delta
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one Cfs or lass than 100 ala of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August’&,
1991
from the Delta
upstream (1)
.
e
DECLARATlOll OF FULLY APPROPRIATEDSTREAMS
August 22,
cculty
Decision
No.
Critical
Tributary
Hwboldt
**
Eel River
Pacific
Ocean
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the main stem from 100 yards below Van Arsdale
Pacific
Ocean
Huaboldt
*
Klamath River
Pacific
Ocean
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
from the main stem about 100 yards below Iron Gate Dam to the
Pacific
Ocean
Hubotdt
**
South Fork Eel River
Eel River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the South Fork of the Eel from the mouth of Section
near Branscorrb to the river mouth belou Ueott
Humboldt
**
South Fork Trinity
Trinity
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
South Fork of the Trinity
from the junction of the river
State Highuay Route 36 to the river mouth near Salver
Runboldt
**
Trinity
Klemath River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the main stem from 100 yards belou Leuiston
mouth at Ueitchpec
Hwboldt
**
Van Duzen River
Eel River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
Van Duzen River from Dinsmore Bridge downstream to the river
mouth near Fortuna
Hunboldt
0531
Jacoby Creek
HurbLdt/Arcata
l
River
River
Season
Begin-End
Reach
Strezmn
Bay
08/01-09/30
13
fran the confluence
upstream (1)
Dam to the
Four Creek
with
Dam to the river
of Jacoby Creek and Humboldt/Arcata
Bay
1991
DECLARATIOLll OF FULLY APPRDPRIATED
STREWS
August22,
-tY
strea
Decision
Tributary
season
Begin-End
Critical
NO.
Reach
1nyo
0000
Oak Creek
Ouens River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of the Owens River
upstream (1)
I nyo
0001
Uarm Springs
Owens River
04/01-10/31
from the confluence
of the Duens River
upstream (1)
Thorrpson Canyon
(Sec. 10, TZOS, R42E, IYDBBH)
Panamint Valley
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
Tinemaha Creek thence
Ouens River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence of Tinemaha Creek upstream (1)
Tinemaha Creek thence
Owens River
05/01-08/31
from the confluence
Panamint Valley
Ol/Ol-12/31
from a point on Daruin uash located
TlPS, R41E, MDW upstream (1)
I nyo
0165
I nye
0402
Birch
1nyo
a402
Milk
I nyo
0694
Darwin b/ash
Creek
Creek
1991
sources
of Tinemaha Creek upstream (1)
a
within
the NE% SEX, Sec. 17,
i
I
0
\
DEClARATIOLl OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
August
coulty
Decision
Strem
Kern
0479
Kern
0959
1591
Reach
Begin-End
HO.
Kern
***
Critical
Season
Tributary
22.
North
Fork
Kern
River
Unnamed Spring
(NE% St&, Set 25,
Kern
C&dy
T9N,
RZIIJ,
Poso Creek
SBB&M)
River
Creek
Ol/Ol-12/31
thence
Buena Vista
Lake
Tulare
Basin
Lake
(3)
the
segment
its
headuaters
at
Ol/Ol-12/31
the
Kern
Kern
1594
Sacramento-San
River
System
Joaquin
Buena Vista
Delta
Delta
above
Collinsville
Sink
spring
the
main
stem
in Sequoia
from
National
the
Tulare-Kern
County
line
to
Park
source
_.
the termination
of Poso Creek located
within
T26S. R24E,
near McFarland
and upstream.
Poso Creek goes intermittent
belou the confluence
of Poso Creek and Little
Poso Creek
06/15-IO/31
within
Kern
1196
of
Ol/Ol-12/31
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
15
T27S,
R30E,
from
the
Buena Vista
from
the
Delta
HDW
at
Sink
upstream
(I)
Pine
upstream
Mountain
(I)
MOB&M
just
located
DEClARATIOlil OF FlJJ_LYAPPRDPRIATEDSTREAMS
August 22.
coulty
Decision
Str-
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Critical
Tulare
Lake Basin
Ol/Ol-12/31
from Mare
Ware
Lake Basin
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the terminus at Tulare Lake Basin upstream including all
tributaries
in the Tule River System where hydraulic continuity
exists during any part of the year
NO.
Kings
1290
Kings
1435,
1018,
1432
Kings
1594
Kings River
Tule River
System
System
Sacramento-San
Joaquin Delta
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31,
16
Rfswh
Lake Basin upstream (1)
from the Delta
upstream (1)
1991
i
0
0
DEClARATIOll OF FULLY APPRDPRIATED
STREWS
August
coulty
Streara
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Critical
Lake
0050
Putah Creek
Sacramento River
07/15-10/31
from the confluence of Coyote Creek located
R6W, MDB&Mupstream (1)
Lake
0956
Lang ‘Vat Ley Creek
North Fork Cache Creek
04/01-09/30
from the confluence
of North Fork Cache Creek upstream (1)
Lake
1441
Scotts
Clear
05/15-09/30
from the confluence
of Clear
Lake
1506
Cache Creek
Yolo Bypass
04/15-10/31
from the confluence
with
Lake
1594
Sacramento-San
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
Decision
NO.
Creek
Joaquin Delta
Lake
(a)
(a) For diversionsless than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
17
22, 1991
Reach
from the Delta
in Section
Lake upstream (1)
the Yolo Bypass upstream (1)
upstream (1)
20,
TllN,
DECLARATION OF FULLY APFVKPRIATW STREAMS
August 22,
comty
Decision
No.
Streara
Tributary
season
Begin-End
Critical
Reach
Lassen
0000
Baxter
Creek Stream System
Honey Lake
04/01-llf30
from the confluence
Lassen
0000
Baxter
Creek Spring
Baxter
04/01-11/30
at the spring
Honey, Lake
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of Honey Lake upstream (1)
Honey Lake
04/01-11130
from the confluence
of Honey Lake upstream (1)
Honey Lake
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of Honey Lake upstream (1)
Pit
River
04/01-11130
from the confluence of the Pit River
River upstream except for Ash Creek
Pit
River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
upstream ( 1)
of the South Fork Pit
03/15-10/31
from the confluence
of the Pit
Honey Lake
03/01-09/30
from the confluence
of Honey Lake upstream (1)
Susan River
Honey Lake
03/01-10/31
from the confluence
of‘Honey Lake upstream (1)
Tule Lake Reservoir
Cedar Creek
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the Tule Lake Reservoir
Lassen
0000
Hallett
Creek
(Sections 22-4 and 27-8,
,R13E, MOB&M)
Lassen
0000
Mill
Lessen
0000
Parker
Lassen
0000
Pit
Lassen
0000
South Fork Pit
Lassen
0000
1237
Creek
Creek
River
in Big Valley
River
T28N
Pit
Ash Creek
Creek
River
in Big Valley
River
River
Long Veltey
Creek
upstream (1)
1444
Lassen
0000,
1572
I
Lassen
0000,
1618
i,
c
(
i
i
18
.
. .
._
upstream (1)
and the Pit
and Pit
..
:.
Lassen
0000,
of Honey Lake upstream (1)
River
1991
.
0
l
0
DECLARATIOll OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
STREAMS
Aqplst
county
Strean
Tributary
season
Begin-End
Critical
Unnamed Spring
(NLPLSEX, Set 29, 122N. RITE,
MDBLM)
Unnamed Stream thence
Long Valley Creek
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
Lassen
1052
Sloss Creek
Bankhead Creek thence
Barker Creek
08/01-09/30
from a point
upstream (1)
Lessen
1073
Eagle Lake
A Closed Basin
Ol/Ol-12/31
from Eagle Lake including
Decision
NO.
..
22,
1991,
Reach
Lassen
0219
19
source
three miles
below the Sloss-Bankhead
all
tributaries
Creek junction
upstream (1)
August 22,
colmty
Decision
Tributary
Stream
Begin-End
NO.
Critical
Ready
Los Angel es
*
Uest Fork Palmer Canyon
Palmer Canyon
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
of’ Palmer Canyon upstream
Los Angeles
San Gabriel
0000
Pacific
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
of the Pacific
Los
0017
River
Watershed
Ocean
(1)
Ocean upstream (1)
Angeles
Unnamed Spring
(Set 25, T4N, RW,
Los Angeles
Unnamed Spring
0042
(NbP&NEH, Set 25,
Los Angeles
Arroyo
0253
T4N, RW,
Seco
Los Angeles
Unnamed Spring
0276
(Set 33, T6N, RlN,
Rogers Lake Basin
Ol/Ol-12/31
Big Rock Creek
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the Section
(1)
Los Angeles
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
Ol/Ol-12/31
none
SEE&W
SBB8M)
Piru
River
Creek
lines
of 24. and 25,
of Arroyo
T4N, RPV, SBBBn upstream
Seco and the Los Angeles River
SEIBW
Los Angel es
Mescal Creek
0285
Rogers Lake Basin
Ol/Ol-12/31
from Rogers Lake Basin (Mojave Desert)
Los Angeles
Browns Canyon
0300
San Fernando Valley
04/01-10/31
from the confluence
Los Angeles
Ualnut
0385
San Gabriel
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
at Puddingstone Reservoir
SBBBN upstream (1)
Los Angeles
North Canyon
.0745
Big Tujunga Wash
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
Los Angeles
LeMontaine
0862
Wojave Desert
Ol/Ol-12/31
from LeRontaine Creek Located within
T3N, R8U, SBBBn upstream (1:)
Big Rock Creek
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
Creek
Creek
Los Angeles
Unnamed Spring
0969
(Set 14, T4N, RPU, SBlB&M)
.
20
source
uostream (1)
of Mormon Canyon upstream (1)
located
within
Section
15, TlS,
R9U,
of Big Tujunga Mash upstream (1)
the Nti
SW,%,Section
25,
1991
0
1
0
DECLARATlOll OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
colmty
Decision
August
Strem
Tributary
Los Angeles
1096
Unnamed Spring
(SW, Set 11, T4N, R14W, SEE&M)
Season
Critical
Reach
Begin-End
NO.
Santa Clara River
06/01-IO/31
21
from the confluence
of the Santa Clara River upstream
(1)
22,
1991
August
comty
Decision
no_
Season
Tributary
Stream
Critical
22,
1591
Reach
Begin-End
Madera
*t*
Merced
Madera
***
South
San Joaquin
River
Fork
Werced
Herced
River
River
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
Hadera
0935
San Joaquin
Radera
1365
Chouchilla,River
San Joaquin
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
Madera
1407
Fresno
San Joaquin
River
05/01-11/30
Madera
1594
Sacramento-San
Ol/Ol-12/31
Delta
River
the main stem from its sources
(including
Red Peak Fork, Herced
Peak fork,
Triple
Peak Fork,
and Lye11 Fork) on the south side
of Mount Lyell
in Yosemite
National
Park to a point
300 feet
upstream
of the confluence
uith Bear Creek
the
south
fork
of
the
river
National
from
Park
to
its
the
source
Peak
stem
in Yosemite
from
the
confluence
uith
the
Mendota
from
the
confluence
with
the
San Joaquin
near
confluence
Pool
Triple
uith
upstream
Divide
the
main
(1)
-~
River
Joaquin
Delta
Delta
above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(b)
from Hidden Dam and the Fresno
10 afa stockuatering
reservation
(a)
from
the
Delta
upstream
River
upstream
River upstream
(1).
included
in this
There
decision.
(1)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31
(b) Except
for future
appropriations by
S!Orage for stockwatering
and recreational purposes providing that storage in reservoirs of a capdy
such reservoirs are kept free of phreatophytes.
22
:
not in excess of 10 afa each and further
(1)
providingthat
is
a
l
0
DECLARATICM OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
colmty
Decision
AlJgust
Stream
Tributary
NO.
Marin
1081
Marin
1453
Marin
1458
Harin
1582
Unnamed Stream
(WA SWIL, Set 32,
T5N,
Unnamed Stream (NV4
TlN, R8U, MDB&M)
RW,
NLs/, Set
MOB&M)
26,
Walker Creek
Tomales Bay
Pacific
Unnamed Stream aka Fish Hatchery
Creek
(NV/i NE%, Set 34, T3N, RPU, MDB&M)
Tomales
Lagunitas
Tomales
Creek
Ocean
Bay
Bay
thence
Season
Begin-End
Critical
Reach
06/01-lo/31
from
the
confluence
of Walker
from
the
confluence
of
the
of
Fish
of
Lagunitas
Ol/Ol-12/31
Ol/Ol-12/31
05/01-11/30
upstream
(1)
from
confluence
(1)
from
confluence
(1)
23
the
upstream
the
and Keyes
Creek
unnamed stream
Hatchery
Creek
Creek
and
upstream
the
and Tomales
1991
(1)
Pacific
and Tomales
22,
Ocean
Bay
Bay upstream
DECLARATIOli OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
STRfNlS
August 22, 1991
comty
Critical
Tributary
Stream
Decision
Reach
Begin-End
NO.
Mariposa
***
Uerced River
San Joaquin River
ul,Ol-12,31
(3)
Bar iposa
***
South Fork Herced’River
Merced River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
the main stem from its sources (including
Red Peak Fork, Herced
Peak Fork, Triple Peak Fork, and lye11 Fork) on the south side
of Mount Lye11 in Yosemite National Park to a point 300 feet
upstream of the confluence with Bear Creek
the south fork of the river from its source near Triple Divide
.Peak in Yosemite National Park to the confluence with the main
stein
Mariposa
0000
OLiver
Mariposa
0650
Creek
East Fork Chowchilla
River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
River upstream (1)
South Fork Dry Creek
Dry Creek thence Merced
River
04/01-10/31
600 feet below the confluence
Creek upstream (I)
Mariposa
1047
Carter
Miami Creek
a6/01-06/30
from the confluence
(1)
of Miami Creek and the Fresno
Mar I posa
1365
Chouchille
San Joaquin River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
River upstream (I)
with the San Joaquin River
Mariposa
1407
Fresno River
San Joaquin River
05/01-11/30
Mariposa
1594
Sacramento-San
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
Creek
River
Joaquin Delta
(b)
of Oliver
Creek and the East Fork Chouchilla
of South Fork Dry Creek and Dry
from the Delta
There is a
decision.
upstream (1)
(a) For diversionsless than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allos~d from June 16 through August 31,
(b) Except for future appropriitions by storage for stockwatering and recreational purposes providing that storage in reservoirs of a capacity not in excess of 10 afa each and further providing that
such reservoirs are kept free of phreatophyles.
24
upstream
and Chouchilla
from Hidden Dam and the Fresno River upstream (I).
10 afa stockwatering
reservation
included in this
(a)
River
0
0
.
DEClARATIOll OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
STRfZMS
August22,
colnty
strezml
Tributary
SeaSOIl
Begin-End
Critical Reach
Unnamed Stream (SE% NEY, Set 13,
Tl7N, R18U, HDBPM)
Pacific
Ocean
06/01-09/30
from the confluence
upstream (1)
Mendocino
**
Eel River
Pacific
Ocean
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the main stem from 100 yards
Pacific
Ocean
Mendoc i no
**
Middle
Eel River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the Middle Fork of the Eel from the intersection
of the river
uith the southern boundary of the Middle Eel-Yolla
Belly
Wilderness Area to the river mouth at 00s Rios
Mendocino
**
North
Eel
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the North Fork of the Eel from the Old Gitman Ranch dounstream
to the river mouth near Ramsey
Mendocino
**
South Fork Eel River
Eel River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the South Fork of the Eel from the mouth of Section
near Bransccnrb to the river mouth below Ueott
Pacific
04/01-10/31
Decision
NO.
Mendocino
*
Mendocino
0944
Mendoc i no
1007
Mendocino
1009
Mendocino
1107
Mendocino
1110,
1610,
IJR 7430
Fork Eel River
Fork Eel River
Unnamed Stream (SEX WA,
T14N, R17U. HDB&M)
Mill
Set 12,
Reynolds
Russian
Creek
River
Middle
(Set
12, Tl4N,
from the confluence
upstream
Creek
Unnamed Stream
HDBiW
Ocean
RISU,
Fork Eel River
of the unnamed stream
and the Pacific
below Van Arsdale
of the unnamed stream
Ocean
Dam to the
Four Creek
and the Pacific
Ocean
(I)
06/15-IO/31
from the SE corner of Section 16, T22N, Rl2U, MDB&n where the
accretion
flow canes into Mill Creek upstream (1)
Navarro
River
OS/IS-IO/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of the unnamed stream
Pacific
Ocean
06/01-IO/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Reynolds
Pacific
Ocean
07/01-10/31
refer
25
1991
to footnote
(a)
and the Navarro
Creek and the Pacific
River
Ocean
0
0
DECIARATIOW OF FULLY APF’RUF’RIATEDSTREAMS
August 22,
coulty
Decision
Stream
Tributary
season
Begin-End
Critical Reach
Merced
0650
South Fork Dry Creek
Dry Creek thence Rerced
River
04/01-10/31
600 feet below the confluence
Creek upstream (I)
Merced
0765
Snake Slough
Marshy area
04/01-10/31
from the confluence
of Snake and Duck sloughs
Merced
1150
Duck slough
Deacknan Creek
06/01-IO/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of the East Side Canal and Duck Slough
Merced
1365
Chowchitla
San Joaquin
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(b)
from the confluence
River upstream (1)
of the San Joaquin River
Merced
1594
Sacramento-San
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
from the Delta
.
NO_
River
Joaquin
Delta
upstream
of South Fork Dry Creek and Dry
upstream
and Chouchilla
(1)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31,
(b) Except for future appropriitions by storage for stockwatering and recreational purposes providing that storage in reservoirs of a capacity not in excess of 10 afa each and further providing that
such reservoirs are kept free of phreatophytes.
27
(I)
1991
DECIARATIW
OF FULLY APPRDf’RIATED
STREAMS
comty
August
TriMary
Stream
Decision
NO_
nodoc
Bidwell
0000
Upper Alkali
Creek
Lake
season
Begin-End
Critical
G4/01-11/30
from the confluence
of Upper Alkali
from the confluence
of Goose Lake upstream
(1)
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of Gcose Lake upstream
(1)
22.
Reach
Lake upstream
(1)
Modoc
0000
Cottonuood
Creek
Goose Lake
04/01-11/30
-
Modoc
0000
Davis
Creek
Goose Lake
nodoc
0000
Eagle
Creek
Lower Alkali
Lake
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of Lower Alkali
Lake upstream
(1)
Emerson Creek
Lower Alkali
Lake
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of Lower Alkali
Lake upstream
(1)
Modoc
0000
Franklin
North
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of tble North
nodoc
0000
Mill
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of upper Alkali
Modoc
0000
New Pine Creek
Goose Lake
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of Gcose Lake upstream
Modoc
0000
North
Pit
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of the North
Modoc
0000
Dwl Creek
Middle
Alkali
Lake
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of Hiiddle Alkali
Lake upstream
(1)
Pine Creek
Middle
Alkali
Lake
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of Hiiddle Alkali
Lake upstream
(1)
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of the Pit River
River upstream except for Ash Creek
in Big Valley
and the Pit
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
Lake upstream
(1)
-
t4odoc
0000
-~
Creek
Fork Pit
Upper Alkali
Creek
Fork Pit
River
River
Lake
River
Fork Pit
River
upstream
Lake upstream
Fork Pit
(1)
(1)
(1)
River
and Pit
Rivers
MOdCU
0000
Modoc
0000
Pit
Hodbc
0000
Raider
River
in Big Valley
Creek
Pit
River
Hiddle
Alkali
Lake
of Middle
Alkali
1991
0
,
0
DECLARATIOll OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
/
coulty
Decision
Modoc
0000,
0297
1991
Strem
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Critical
South Fork Pit River
Pit River
04/01-II/30
from the confluence of the South Fork Pit River and Pit River
upstream (1)
Cedar Creek
Middle Alkali Lake
03/01-11/30
from the confluence of Middle Alkali Lake upstream (1)
Deep Creek
Middle Alkali Lake
03/01-11/30
from the confluence of Middle Alkali Lake upstream (1)
Soldier Creek
Upper Alkali Lake
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence of Upper Alkali Lake upstream (1)
Ash Creek
Pit River
03/15-10/31
from the confluence of the Pit River upstream (1)
High Rock Creek
Louer Lake
04/01-10/31
from the confluence of High Rock Creek and Lower Lake upstream
NO.
nodoc
0000
Augwx22,
Reach
nodoc
0000,
0038
Modoc
0000,
0756
.
ModOC
0000,
1237
Modoc
0015
(1)
nodoc
0301
Modoc
0427
Modoc
1236
nodoc
1236
Thoms Creek
North Fork Pit River
03/15-IO/31
from the confluence of Thorns Creek and the North Fork Pit River
upstream (1)
Unnamsd Spring
(SW4 St&, Set 36, T39N, R16E,
HDB&M)
Silver Creek
04/01-10/31
from the confluence of Silver Creek and the Unnamed Spring
upstream (1)
Little Juniper Creek
Fitzhugh Creek
04/01-11/30
from the confluence of Little Juniper Reservoir and Little
Juniper Creek upstream (1)
Unnamed Stream
(NU 16 NE Y, Set 26, T41N, R13E,
F!DB&NN)
Fitthugh Creek
04/01-11/30
from the confluence of the unnamed stream and Fitzhugh Creek
upstream (1)
29
DECLARATION OF FULLY APPROF’RIATED STREAM
AuRust 22, 1991
coulty
Decision
No.
nodoc
1437
Strean
Tributary
Crooks Creek
South
Fork Pit
North
Fork Pit
Season
Begin-End
Critical Reach
River
04/15-10/31
from the confluence
River upstream (1)
of the unnamed stream
and the South Fork Pit
River
06/01-12/31
from the confluence
River upstream (1)
of the unnamed stream
and the North
MdOC
1583
Unnamed Stream
(SE% SE%, Set 11,
RDBllW)
143N,
R13E,
Fork Pit
0
0
DECLARATIOW OF NUT
APPROPRIATED
STREAMS
August 22, 1991
coulty
Decision
Tributary
Stream
Mono
**
Leavitt
Mono
**
Uest Walker
River
Ualker
Hono
0000
East Ualker
River
Mono
0000
West Ualker
River
Mono
0206
Creek
Mammoth Tunnel
(NU% of SE%, Sec. 9,
MDBBM)
Critical Reach
SeaSOIl
Begin-End
YO.
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
Leavitt
Creek from Leavitt
Falls
stem of the Vest Walker River
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the main stem from its source
near the town of Uatker
Ualker
River
04/01-11/30
Nevada County line
upstream
(I)
Ualker
River
04/01-11/30
Nevada County line
upstream
(1)
Lake Mary
Ol/Ol-12/31
Mammoth Tunnel
Mono Lake
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
(1)
of Leevining
Mono Lake
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
of Mill
West Ualker
River
to the confluence
to the confluence
with
with
the main
Rock Creek
T4S, R27E,
Mot-IO
Creek
Creek and Mono Lake upstream
0455
Leevining
Mono
0455
Mill
Mono
0455
Parker
Creek
Rush Creek
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
of Parker
and Rush Creek upstream
(1)
Mono
0455
Ualker
Creek
Rush Creek
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
of Ualker
and Rush Creek upstream
(1)
Mono
0731
Uilson
Creek
Mono Lake
03/15-11/30
from the confluence
of Wilson
Creek and Mono Lake upstream
Creek
31
Creek and Mono Lake upstream
(1)
(1)
DECLARATI(MI OF FULLY WPROPRIATED
STREAMS
August
C-tv
Critical
Tributary
Stream
Decision
22,
1991
Reach
Begin-End
NO.
Monterey
*
Salinas
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from. the Salinas Valley
groundwater basin
streams where hydraulic
continuity
exists
Valley groundwater basin could be affected
Pacific
Ocean
07/01-10/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of San Jose Creek and the Pacific
Ocean
San Jose Creek
Pacific
Ocean
07/01-10/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of San Jose Creek and the Pacific
Ocean
Monterey
0524
Cholame Creek
Estrella
River
03/01-10/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Cholame Creek
Monterey
1585
Salinas
Pacific
Ocean
05/15-12/31
Unnamed Stream
(NE% Wh, Set 4,
117S,
Monterey
0287
Palo Corona (aka
Seneca Creek)
Honterey
0287
River
R4E, RDWM)
(a)
upstream including
all
and uhere the Salinas
by an appropriation
and little
Cholame Creek
from the upper Salinas River at the Salinas Dam down to the
Nacimiento River including
any accretion
flows where hydraulic
continuity
exists
(a) Except diversions greater than 1 mile from the Salinas on Huerhuero Creek, Estrelh River and Mustard Creek and 2.5 miles on Vineyard Canyon.
l
32
0
0
I__
.
0
DECLARATIW OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
Alqust
coulty
Decisim
Strea
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Critical
Napa River
04/15-II/l5
from the confluence
NO.
22,
Reach
Napa
0760
Bell
Creek
of Bell
Canyon and the Naps River
upstream
(1)
Napa
0798
Napa
0960
Unnamed Spring
(SE% SE%, Set 7,
Aetna
Conn Creek
07/15-09130
(b)
T8N, R5U, MOB&M)
Creek (aka Star
Creek)
from the confluence
of Conn Creek and Hennessey Lake upstream
(1)
Suartz Creek thence
Pope Creek
05/01-IO/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Aetna
from the confluence
of Pope Creek and Putah Creek upstream
Napa
1307,
1021
Pope Creek
Putah Creek
06/01-IO/31
14b4
Napa River
San Pablo Bay
05/15-IO/31
Napa
1546
Adams Creek
Eticuera
Creek thence
Lake Berryessa
06/01-II/30
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
-
at Trancas Street
upstream (1)
from the confluence
located
within
Sacramento-San
Joaquin
Delta
(a)
from the Delta
upstream
(I)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
(b) when Application 10990 (City of Napa) puts the maximum water to beneficial use, Corm Creek will be fully appropriated from November 1 through May 1.
33
Creek)
Section
of Adams and Eticuera
Napa
1594
(Star
and Svartz
34,
Creek
(I)
T6N, R4W, MDEBM
Creek upstream
(I)
1991
DECIARATIOLU OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
AugUst 22,
camty
strem
Tribbtary
SeasOn
Begin-End
Nevada
0000
Shady Creek
South Fork Yuba
04/01-11/30
Nevada
0307
Donner Creek
Truckee
07/01-03/31
Nevada
0383
South Fork Poormans Crelek
Poormans Creek
Nevada
0934
Yuba River
Feather
Oecision
Ya_
Nevada
1059,
1091
Nevada
1091
Nevada
1124
Nevada
1374
South Uolf
located
within
Section
27,
Tl7N,
R7E, UDBBn and
of Dormer Creek and the Truckee
06/01-11/30
from the confluence
with
08/01-IO/31
from Englebright
04/15-11130
from Uolf
05/01-11/30
from Camp Far Vest Reservoir
06/01-09/30
from the confluence
at Deer Creek-Gold Creek and U.S.
Survey gaging station
Wear Smartville~~ upstream (I)
Geological
04/01-09730
from the confluence
at Deer Creek-Gold Creek and U.S.
Survey gaging station
Wear Smartville~~ upstream (I)
Geological
Deer Creek
06/01-10/31
from the confluence
of Uillow Valley Creek and Deer Creek
upstream.
In accordance with Decision 1124 from the confluence
at Deer Creek-Gold Creek and U.S. Geological
Survey gaging
station
%ear SmartviLleP
upstream (1)
Bear River
04/01-10/31
from Uagnolia
South Yutia River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
River upstream (I)
of the unnamed spring
05/M-10/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
uhere
River
Bear River
Feather
Deer Creek
Yuba River
Unnamed Stream
(SW SE%, Set 6,
UilLow
Nevada
1402
Magnolia
Nevada
1433
-
from Shady Creek
upstream (I)
thence
Bear
Poormans Creek upstream
Dam upstream
Creek upstream
River
(1)
(I)
t:l)
-
Nevada
1394
Nevada
1419
*
Reach
from the confluence
upstream (1)
River
Uolf Creek
River
Creek
Critical
1991
Valley
RBE, FIDE&n)
Creek
Creek
Unnamed Spring
(SE% SE%, Set 2,
Little
T15N,
Rock Creek
T17N,
Clear
River
River
Creek
thence
Yuba
RPE, HDBW
Rock Creek thence
Yuba River
South
Creek
upstream
(1)
to Camp Far Uest Reservoir
upstream
(I)
and the South Yuba
the Unnamed Stream joins
Rock Creek
DECLARATIOll OF FULLY APPRWRIATED STREAMS
August 22,
county
Decision
Strerra
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
NO.
Nevada
1594
Sacramento-San
Joaquin
Delta
Critical
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
35
Reach
from the Delta
upstream
(1)
1991
DECLARATIOW OF FULLY APPRDPRIATED
STREAMS
August 22, 1991
cotnty
Decision
Critical Reach
Tributary
Strem
NO.
Orange
*
Orange
0000,
1194
Unnamed Spring
(SU!& NE%, Set 14,
Sante Ana River
T5S, Ri’U, Sgg&M)
Uatershed
Pine Canyon thence
Silverado
Canyon
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Santiago
Pacific
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
with
Ocean
i
“;’
!
36
l
Creek and the Santa River
the Pacific
Ocean upstream
(I)
0
0
DECLARATIOW
OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
STREAMS
coulty
Decision
August22.
Stream
Tributary
No.
Season
Critical
1991
Reach
Begin-End
Placer
**
North Fork American River
American River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the North Fork from its source to the Ioua Hill Bridge
Placer
***
North Fork American River
American River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
the North Fork American River from a point 0.3 mile above Heath
Springs dounstream to a point approximately 1,000 feet upstream
of the Colfax-Iowa Hill Bridge, including the Gold Run Addition
Area
Placer
0642
Antelope Creek
Secret Ravine
04/01-IO/31
from the confluence of Antelope Creek and Miners Ravine upstream
(1)
Placer
0682
Placer
0871
Placer
0901
Placer
0943
Placer
0977
Placer
1087
Placer
1091
Live Oak Creek
Bunch Canyon thence
North Fork American
River
05/15-IO/31
from the confluence of Live Oak Creek and Bunch Canyon upstream
Unnamed Spring
('WI, NEY,Sec 36,116N,RlOE,MDB8M)
Bear River
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring source (there was a dispute over who ouned the
springs)
Doty Ravine
Coon Creek thence East
Side Canal
04/01-IO/31
from the confluence of Doty Ravine located uithin N\cIIof NEW,
Section 36, T13N, R6E, RDBgM upstream (1)
Unnamed Stream (aka Ingram Slough)
NE%,SEY,Sec.21,T12N,R6E,HDB&R
Orchard Creek thence
Auburn Ravine
04/01-10/31
from the SU corner of Section 21, T12N, R6E, MDB&H upstream (1)
Dry Creek
Coon Creek
04/15-10/31
from the confluence of Dry Creek and Camp Far West Ditch located
within Section 13, T13N, R7E, MDB&R upstream (1)
Unnamed Stream
(NU!&,NE%,Sec 31,T12N,R8E,MDB&M)
Secret Ravine
06/01-lo/31
from the confluence of the Unnamed Stream and the Boar&an
located uithin Section 31, T12N, R8E, MDB&R upstream (1)
Bear River
Feather River
05/01-11/30
fram Canp Far West Reservoir upstream (1)
(1)
37
Canal
DECURATI(Y
OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
STRENIS
hlgust22,
comty
Decision
!Season
Begin-End
Critical Reach
07/01-10/31
from the Delta
A&urn Ravine thence
East Side Canal
06/01-lo/31
from the Dutch Ravine junction
and at Henphill Dam located
approximately
four miles downstream from the junction
Antelope Creek thence
Sacramento River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
upstream (1)
East Side Canal thence
Sacramento River
06/01-09/30
from the confluence
of Coon Creek and the East Side Canal from
06/01-06/30
and 09/01-09/30
and from the confluence of the
Sacramento River from 07/M-OB/31
upstream (1)
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
Trihtary
streJzm
NO.
Placer
1108
American
Placer
1158
Outch Ravine
Placer
1214
Sacramento
River
Unnamed Stream
(SW!4 SW, Set 26,
Placer
1560
Coon Creek
Placer
is94
Sacramento-San
Tl2N;
Joaquin
R7E, UDBM)
Delta
River
(a)
from the Oelta
upstream
(1)
of the Unnamed Stream and Antelope
upstream
Ravine
(1)
(a) For diversionsless than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is afl$ved from June 16 through August31..
i
‘1
38:
a
1:
,!
,I
0
I
1991
0
0
DECLARATIOW OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAHS
Arrgust 22,
couity
Decision
No.
Streaa
Tributary
PlUlTaS
***
Middle
Fork Feather
Pllnlas
0000
Indian
Creek
Pllnlas
0025
South Fork Feather
Plunas
0831
Middle
River
Feather
River
North
River
Ol/Ol-12/3l
River-
(3)
Feather
River
Reach
the entire
Middle
tributary
streams
from the North
Fork Feather
River
Fork Feather
Critical
SeasOn
Bwin-End
, .-
‘1%.
Fork dounstream from the confluence
of
one kilometer
south of Beckuourth,
CA
Fork Feather
River
03/01-IO/31
from the confluence of Droville
Fork Feather River upstream (1)
05/15-09/30
from Middle
Fork Feather
River
upstream
its
(I)
Dam and Middle
at Beckuourth
Fork and South
upstream
(1)
*._ -
PLUMS
1002
Clear
Pllmles
1002
Plunas
1162
North
River
Fork Feather
07/01-IO/31
from the confluence
uith
Clear
Creek upstream
(I)
owl Creek
Clear
North
River
Creek thence
Fork Feather
d7/01-IO/31
from the confluence
with
Clear
Creek upstream
(I)
Haskins
Bucks Lake
07/01-09/30
from the confluence
of Haskins
Creek
Creek
Creek and Bucks Lake upstream
(I;
_...-
Plunas
1253
1275
Unnamed Stream
(Sbfk SUX, Set 8,
Feather
T21N, RPE, HDB&M)
River
Rabbit Creek thence
Slate Creek
08/01-09/30
from the confluence
upstream (I)
of the Unnamed Stream and Rabbit
Sacramento
07/01-09/30
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of the Feather
River
River
Creek
and Sacramento
River
.. . -
Plulli%s
1391
Sierra
Valley
Channels
Middle
River
Fork Feather
0411509f30
from the confLuence of the Middle
Beckwourth upstream (I)
Fork Feather
River
at
-*-
Pllmlas
1594
Sacramento-San
Joaquin
Delta
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
.
39
from the Delta
upstream
(1)
DECIARATI~
OF FULLY APPRWRIATED
STREAMS
August22,
Colmty
Decision
Critical Reach
Tributary
strezm
Begin-End
NO.
Riverside
0000,
1194
Santa ha
Riverside
0000,
0762
Uhiteuater
Riverside
0304
Bautista
Rl’verside
0496
Strauberry
Riverside
0834
River Uatershed
Pacific
Seltcn
River
Canyon
Creek
Unnamed Spring
(%I% NV/r, Set 26,
Ocean
Sea
OllOl-1201
from the confluence
with
the Pacific
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the
upstream
confluence
(1)
of tiiteuater
of Bautista
Ocean upstream
River
San Jacinto
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
frcm the confluence
upstream (1)
San Jacinto
River
06/01-09/30
on the San Jacinto River Located within
28, T5S, R2E, SBBBn upstream (1)
San Jacinto
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
Ocean upstream (1)
(1)
and the Salton
Sea
Canyon and the San Jacinto
Santa Margarita
source
T5S, R3E, SBB8n)
River
System
Pacific
Ocean
of Santa Margarita
River
the SH of NE% of Section
Riverside
0896
1991
River
and the Pacific
DECLARATIOW
OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
STREAMS
August22,
colnty
Decision
Strem
Tributary
Season
Critical
Reach
Begin-End
MO.
Sacramento
l*
American
Sacramento
0000
Dry Creek
Mokelurme River
04/01-II/30
from the confluence of Dry Creek
R8E, MDB&Mupstream (I)
Sacramento
0740
Dry Creek
Sacramento
06/01-IO/31
from Dry Creek located uithin
RSE, MDB&Mupstream upstream
Sacramento
0925
Elk Grove Creek
Laguna Creek thence
Morrison Creek thence
Sacramento River
Oi/OI-IO/31
from the confluence
Cosunnes River
07/01-09/30
from the point where the Consunnes River
located in TRI, R7E, RDBBMupstream (1)
07/01-IO/31
from the confluence
with
07/01-11/30
from the Uoodbridge
upstream (1)
Irrigation
06/01-IO/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Morrison
Sacramento
1062
Sacramento
1108,
1211
River
Unnamed Stream
(SE!4 SEX, Set 6,
American
Sacramento
1109
Rokelunne
Sacramento
1186
Morrison
Sacramento
1219
Rokelunne
River
River
Creek
River
Sacramento
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
River
(2)
T7N, R8E, MDBBH)
Sacramento
.
River
San Joaquin
Sacramento
River
River
San Joaquin
River
.
07/01-09/30
.
Sacramento
1369
1991
Cosuwtes River
Hokelwne
River
07/01-IO/31
41
the Lower American
Sacramento River
fran
Nimbus Dam to its
located
junction
within
with
the
Section
the SW4 of Nick, Section
(1)
19, T5N,
33,
TION,
of Elk Grove and Laguna Creeks upstream
the Sacramento
District’s
crosses
River
the aqueduct
upstream
point(s)
(1)
(I)
of diversion
Creek and the Sacramento River
from the confluence with the San Joaquin River upstream to the
point(s)
of diversion
of the Uoodbridge irrigation
District
including
all tributaries
within this reach where hydraulic
continuity
exists
from the confluence
with
the Mokelme
River
upstream
(I)
DECIARATIOIS
OF FULLY APf’ROPRIATED
STREAMS
canty
August 22,
Decision
strem
Tributary
Sacramento
1547
Badger Creek
Cosumes
Sacramento
1594
Sacramento-San
NO.
Joaquin
Delta
River
Delta above
Collinsville
season
Begin-End
Critical
04/15-IQ/31
from Badger Creek
upstream (1)
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
42
0
0
Reach
from the Delta
located
upstream
in Section
(1)
30,
TbN, R7E, FlDBBn
1991
l
0
DECLARATIOWOF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREW5
comty
Decision
August
Str-
Tributary
NO.
San Bernardino
*
Crystal
Creek
San Bernardino
Santa Ana River
0000,
1194
San Bernardino
Uhiteuater
0000,
0762
Uatershed
Critical
Reach
Lucerne
Valley
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence of the unnamed stream and Crystal
Creek
located uithin
the NE corner of Section 1, T3N, RlW, SBB&R
upstream (1)
Pacific
Ocean
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
of the Pacific
W/01-l2/3l
from the confLwnce
upstream (1)
of Uhitewater
Salton
River
Season
Begin-End
Sea
San Bernardino
Unnamed Spring
0121
(Set 22, TZN, RlW, SBB&M)
Big Bear Lake
06/01-11/30
at the spring
source
San Bernardino
Unnamed Spring (aka Poupart Spring)
0484
(NWA NE%, Sec22, T2N, RIU, SBBBM)
Big Bear’ Lake
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
source
San Bernardino
Unnamed Spring
0556
(SE% SU%, Set 4,
Hojave
Desert
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
source
Baldwin
Lake
Ol/Ol-12/31
Van Dusen Canyon upstream
Piute Uash thence
Colorado River
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
source
Ivanpah
Valley
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
source
Arrastre
Canyon thence
Rabbit Lake
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
source
Ol/Ol-12/31
Rojave
0628
TlSN,
R14E, SBB&M)
Van Dusen Canyon
San Bernardino
Unnamed Spring
0802
(SE corner,Sec
3,T9N,R21E,SBB&H)
San Bernardino
0819
Hescal Spring CSU Y NE Y, Set 24,
T16N, R13E, SBB&R)
San Bernardino
Umamed Spring
1246
(NE% NE%, Set 6,
San Bernardino
Rojave
1619
River
T3N, R2W, SBBAi4)
System
22,
43
River
System
(1)
Ocean upstream
River
(1)
and the Salton
Sea
1991
DECLARATIKM
OF FULLY APPROF'RIATtD STREAMS
August 22, 1991
colmty
Tributary
Strea
Decision
SeaSOIl
San Diego
0000
La Zanja
San Diego
0147
Santa Ysabel
San Diego
0234
-
Creek
Otay River
San Diego
0646
Sweetuater
San Diego
0719
Buena Vista
San Diego
0800
Pilgrim
San Diego
0896
San Diego
1099
San Diego
1349
Creek
Unnamed Spring (aka
(NE y1 SU Y, Set 25,
SEE&R)
San D i ego
0396
San Diego
0801
T’ickner Spring)
T9S, R3W,
River
Creek
Creek
Unnamed Stream
(SWIGNE%, Set 30,
Santa Margarita
River
Unnamed Stream
(WA NE%, Set 30,
San Diego River
TlO!j,
San Dieguito
River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of San Dieguito
San Dieguito
River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the Sutherland
Reservoir
upstream
San Luis Rey River
Ol/Ol-12/31
at the spring
Louer Otay Reservoir
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the Lower_Otay
and upstream (1)
Reservoir
downstream approximately
San Diego Bay
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
of Sweetuater River located
Reservoir
located within Section 16, T17S, RlU,
(1)
Pacific
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Eluena Vista
San Luis Rey River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Pilgrim
San Luis Rey River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
River upstream (1)
of the unnamed stream and the San Luis Rey
Pacific
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
Ocean upstream (1)
of Santa Margarita
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
of the unnamed stream and Lake Hodges (on
the San Dieguito
River just belou the Santa Ysabel Creek-unnamed
stream junction)
upstream (1)
Ol/Ol-12/31
the entire
Ocean
RZE, SBB8R)
System
Ocean
Santa Vsabel
T13S,
System
RlU,
Creek
SBBW
E 1 Capi tan Reservoi lr
44
0
Critical Read!
Begin-End
NO.
0
River
upstream
(1)
(1)
source
San Diego River
10 miles
at Sueetwater
SBB&R upstream
Creek and the Pacific
Ocean
Creek and the San Luis Rey River
watershed
River
and the Pacific
DECLARATIOll OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
August 22, I!?91
colnty
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Critical
Mokelunne River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
RBE, MDB&Mupstream
of Dry Creek
(1)
San Joaquin
River
04/01-II/30
from the confluence
with
San Joaquin
River
05/01-11/30
from a point on Littlejohns
the NE% of SE%, Section 35,
Walker Slough thence
San Joaquin River
D4/01-lo/31
from Duck Creek upstream
San Joaquin
Paddy Creek
0829
Bear Creek
04/01-IO/31
from the confluence
of Paddy and Bear Creeks located
center of Section 23, T3N, R7E, MOB&Nupstream (1)
at the
0851
Unnamed Stream
(Set 2, T9N, RBE, MDBBM)
Mormon Slough
04/01-10/31
from approximately
the center
TIN, RBE, MDB&Mupstream (1)
of Sections
all
Unnamed Stream
(Set 11, TlN, RBE, HDB&M)
North
04/01-IO/31
from the center
TlN,
Disappointmant
Slough/San Joaquin
River
05/01-11/30
from the confluence
Slough upstream (1)
with
San Joaquin
07/01-11/30
from the Woodbridge
upstream (1)
Irrigation
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of French Carry Slough and Lone Tree Creek
from the confluence
with
Decision
strean
NO.
San Joaquin
0000
Dry Creek
San Joaqui n
Stanislaus
0000
River
San Joaquin
Littlejohns
0738
Stream System
Creek
San Joaquin
Duck Creek
0811
0851
.
San Joaquin
Bear Creek
1037
San Joaquin
Hokelunne
1109,
858
1122
River
Lone Tree Creek
San Joaquin
Calaveras
1179
River
Branch Duck Creek
River
French Camp Slough
thence San Joaquin
Delta Channel
07/01-09/30
San Joaquin
05/01-IO/31
River
45
_
Reach
located
the San Joaquin
within
Section
River
upstream
19, TSN,
(1)
Creek located at Kaiser Road within
TIN, R7E, MDBBMupstream (1)
(1)
of Section
4,
10 and 16,
RBE, IIDB&M upstream
the San Joaquin
District’s
River
(I)
at Disappointment
point(s)
the San Joaquin River
within
of diversion
upstream
(1)
DECLARATltOW OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
comty
August
Decision
Tributary
Strem
Season
Critical
22,
Reach
Begin-End
HO.
San Joaquin
1219
Mokelume
San Joaqui n
Stenislaus
1422
River
River
San Joaquin
Sacramento-San
1594
Joaquin
Delta
San Joaquin
River
07/01-09/30
from the confluence uith the San Joaquin River upstream to the
point(s)
of diversion
of the Uoodbridge Irrigation
District
including
all tributaries
within this reach where hydraulic
continuity
exists
San Joaquin
River
07/01-to/31
from the confluence
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs Ior less than .lOO afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31,
46
0
0
from the Delta
with
upstream
the San Joaquin
111)
River
upstream
(1)
1991
DECIARATIOW OF FULLY APPRBRIATED
STREAMS
August 22,
coulty
Decision
Stream
Tributary
NO.
San Luis Obispo
0109
Arroyo
Grande Creek
San Luis Obispo
Lopez Creek
0109
Pacific
Arroyo
Ocean
Grande Creek
Season
Begin-End
Critical
07/01-08/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of Arroyo
from the confluence
of Lopez and Arroyo
05/01-IO/31
Horro
San Luis Obispo
San Luis Obispo Creek
0963
Pacific
San Luis Obispo
Dip Creek
1220
Nacimiento
San Luis Obispo
Coon Creek
1370
Paso Robles
San Luis Obispo
San Simeon Creek
1477,
RR
88-14
San Luis Obispo
Salinas
1585
River
05/15-IO/31
Bay
Ocean
River
Creek
Reach
Grande Creek and the Pacific
Ocean
Grande Creek upstream
(1)
d
San Luis Obispo
Los Osos Creek
0502
from Morro Bay upstream
(1)
Ol/Ol-12/31
Ol/Ol-12/31
from Nacimiento
04/15-10131
from the confiuence
Pacific
Ocean
05/01
10/31
(a)
Pacific
Ocean
05/15-12/31
-
Reservoir
upstream
(1)
of Paso Robles Creek upstream
San Simeon Creek upstream of the confluence
Creek where hydraulic
continuity
exists
(b)
with
(1)
Van Gorden
from the upper Salinas River at the Salinas Dam down to the
Nacimiento River including
any accretion
flows where hydraulic
continuity
exists
(a) May 1 or the dale when surface flow ceases at the Palmer Flats gaging station whichever occurs first in any year. The date when surface flow ceases refers to the date ot cessation of seasonal
runoff during the winter or spring months. Any question regarding cessation of seasonal runoff in a particular year shall be resolved by the Chief of the Division of Water Rights upon request of any
legal user of water from San Simeon Creek.
(b) Except diversions greater than 1 mile from the Salinas River on Huerhuero Creek, Estrella River and Mustard Creek and 2.5 miles on Vineyard Canyon.
47
1991
DECLARATICII OF FULLY AF'PROPRIATED STREAMS
coulty
Augustz2,
1991
Strm
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Critical Reach
San Mate0
0000
Purisima Creek
Pacific Cpzean
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
San Hate0
0000
San Gregorio
Pacific
Ocean
06/01-lo/31
San Gregorio
San Mate0
0194
Pescadero
Pacific
Ocean
06/15-IO/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
San Mate0
0315
Peters
05/!5-11/30
from the confluence of Peters and Pescadero
Section 8, T8S, R3U, MDBBFIupstream (1)
San Mate0
0928
San Pedro Creek WatershIed
Pacific
Ocean
06/01-11/30
from the Pacific
San Hate0
1373
Pilarcitos
Pacific
Ocean
06/01-lo/31
from the confluence of Pilarcitos
Creek and the Pacific
Ocean
and upstream (1).
Pilarcitos
Creek goes underground just before
Half Moon gay.
San Hate0
1567
Butano Creek
Pacific
Ocean
04/15-II/30
from the confluence
Decision
NO.
Stream System
Creek
Creek
Pescadero
Creek
Creek
0
48
0
n
_l.
’
with
the Pacific
Stream System upstream
of Pescadero
Ocean upstream
with
Ocean upstream
(1)
(1)
Creek and the Pacific
Creek
Ocean
located
within
(I)
the Pacific
Ocean upstream
(1)
DECLARATIW
OF FULLY APPRDPRIATE:D STREAMS
August
comty
Season
Tributary
Strea
Decision
Yo-
Critical
22,
1991
Reach
Begin-End
Santa
0000
Clara
Santa
0176
Clara
04/01-II/30
from the Pajaro
Los Gatos Creek
04/01-II/30
from Los Gatos Creek upstream
Coyote River
San Francisco
Bay
06/01-II/30
from Coyote River located at the gaging
uithin
T8S, R2E, HDWl upstream (I)
Guadalupe
San Francisco
Bay
OS/Dl-IO/31
from the NEYI of Sk% of Section
Ol/Ol-12/31
from Uvas Dam upstream
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
Pajaro
Uvas Creek
Casey Gulch Creek
River
River
upstream
(I)
(I)
..
Santa Clara
0306
Santa
0445,
812
Clara
Santa
0974
Clara
Creek
Pajaro
Uvas Creek
Santa Clara
Moody Gulch
1010
River
Los Gatos Creek
9,
station
T8S, RIE,
at Edenvale
MDB&Mupstream
(I)
of bloody Gulch and Los Gatos Creek upstream
(I)
Santa Clara
1044
Unnamed
Santa
1430
Saratoga
Stream
(SEX NE%, Set
15,
T8S,
Creek
07/O?-12131
from the confluence
Ol/Ol-12/31
the Alamitos
of Saratoga
Creek upstream
R2U, MDBLM)
CLara
Alamitos
Creek
Guadalupe
Creek
(1)
Creek System upstream
(1)
(I)
!
m
0
DECLARATIOW OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
I
August
comty
Decision
Stream
Tributary
Season
No.
Critical
22,
1991
Reach
Begin-End
Santa Cruz
0000
Sequel
Santa Cruz
0438
San Lorenzo
Santa Cruz
1295
Love Creek
San Lorenzo
Santa Cruz
1471
Diablo
Pajaro
Santa Cruz
1471
Unnamed Stream
Creek
River
Canyon
Pacific
Ocean
04/01-11/30
from Monterey
Pacific
Ocean
06/01-lo/31
from the confluence
Ocean upstream (1)
of the San Lorenzo
07/01-10/31
from the confluence
upstream (I)
of Love Creek and the San Lorenzo River
05/01-11/30
miles downstream from the confluence
three
Corralitos
Creek upstream (1)
of Diablo
Canyon and
05/01-11/30
three miles downstream from the confluence
Canyon and Corralitos
Creek upstream (1)
of Diablo
Gulch
River
River
Salsipuedes
Creek
51
Bay upstream
(I)
River
and the Pacific
DECLARATII~
OF FULLY
APPROPRIATED
STREAMS
August 22,
colmty
Decision
Season
Tributary
Strezmn
Reach
Begin-End
NO.
Shasta
**
HcCloud River
Shasta
**
Squaw Valley
Shasta
0000
gurney
Shasta
0000
Clover
Shasta
0000
Cow Creek
Sacramento
Shasta
0000
Hat
Lake Britton
Shasta
0000
North
Shasta
0000
Oak Run Creek
Shasta
0000
Roaring
Shasta
0000
Uillou
Shasta
0000,
0576
Critical
1991
Ol/Ol-12/31
(21
the main stem from Algcma to the confluence
with
the main stem from McCloud Dam to Shasta Lake
HcCLoud River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2:)
Squau Valley
Creek from the northern boundary of’ Section 14,
T38N, R3lJ to its confluence uith the main stem of the HcCIoud
River
Creek
Lake Britton
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
(I)
of Burney Creek and lake
Creek
Little
04/01-11730
from the confluence
(1)
of Clover
04/01-II/30
from
the confluence
upstream (I)
of Cou Creek and the Sacramento
04/01-11/30
from the junction
04/01-11/30
from the confluence of North Fork Cottonuood
Cottonuood Creek upstream (1)
Cow Creek
04/01-11/30
at Gage W
Pit
04/01-11/30
from Roaring Creek located
confluence
uith Richardson
Montgomery Creek
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
Creek upstream (1)
of Uillou
Cou Creek
06/01-IO/31
from the confluence
Creek upstream (1)
of North
Creek
Creek
North
l
Shasta
Fork Cottonuocd
Creek
Creek
Creek Stream System
(Little)
Cou Crleek
.I
Lake
North
Cottonwood
Cow Creek
River
Creek
River
located
Creek
3,
Britton
upstream
and Old Cou Creek upstream
of Hat Creek and Rising
in Section
Lake HcCloud;
River
River
upstream
(1)
Creek and
T32N. R2U, MDBl?k!upstream
at Big Bend Road Bridge
Creek) upstream (1)
(1)
(or
Creek Stream System and Montgomery
(Little)
Cou Creek and Old Cou
DECLARATIW
OF
FULLY
APPROPRIATED
STREAMS
August
comty
Decision
No.
Strean
Tributary
Middle Fork Cottonuood Creek
Sacramento
South Fork Montgomery Creek
(aka Johnson Creek)
22,
1991
Season
Beain-End
Critical Reach
07/01-09/30
from a point on Middle Fork Cottonwood Creek located within the
SW& of SW% of Section 16, T29N, RPW, HDB&M (approximately 2
miles below the applicants' point of diversion) upstream (1)
Pit River
05/15-09/30
from the ditch knoun as the Vouley, Childs and Calkins Ditch"
located uithin the SVh NEY, Section 15, T34#, RIE, MDBBM
upstream (1)
Unnamed Stream
(NW% SW, Set 26, T35N, R5W, MDBi?&l)
Shasta Lake
05/01-II/30
from the confluence of the unnamed stream and Shasta Lake
upstream (1)
Shasta
1243
Beegun Creek
Middle Fork Cottonwood
Creek
06/15-07/31
from the Section lines of Sections 17-18, T29N, R4W, HDB&M
upstream (1)
Shasta
1398
Ash Creek
Sacramento
04/01-10/31
Ash Creek approximately I-% miles below the NV/i of SE %, Section
1, T30N, RIW, MDBBM upstream (I)
Shasta
1594
Sacramento-San
Shasta
0518
Shasta
0705
Shasta
0946
Joaquin Delta
(a)For diversions
less than one cfsor
River
River
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
less than 100 afaofstorage,no diversion
isallowedfromJune 16throughAugust31.
53
from the Delta upstream (I)
DEClARATlOll OF FULLY APPRDPRIATED
I
STREWS
AuBust22,1991
comty
streml
Decision
Sierra
0000
Middle Fork Feather
River
Critical Reach
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Feather River
05/15-09/30
Honey Lake
03/01-09/30
from the confluence
Feather
05/15-09/30
from Middle
Indian Creek thence
North Yuba River
09/01-II/30
fran the point
Creek upstream
of diversion(s)
(1)
to the confluence
with
Indian
North
09/01-11/30
fran the point
Creek upstream
of diversion(s)
(1)
to the confluence
with
Indian
Indian Creek thence
North Yuba River
09/01-II/30
from the point
Creek upstream
of diversion(s)
(1)
to the confluence
with
Indian
MO.
Sierra
0000,
1444
Long Valley
0831
Middle
Sierra
0004
East
Sierra
0994
Grant
Sierra
0994
South Fork Indian
Sierra
1160
Oregon Creek
Middle
Yuba River
07/01-10/31
frcm the confluence
upstream (1)
of Oregon Creek and the Middle
Sierra
1270
Perazzo
Little
Truckee
River
07/01-10/31
from the confluence
River upstream (1)
of Perazzo
Sierra
1323
Unnamed Stream
thence
OI/Ol-12/31
from the confluence
of Buckeye Ravine
Sierra
1368
Creek
Fork Feather
Fork Indian
Sierra
Creek
Ravine
Creek
Canyon
Valley
River
Yuba River
Buckeye Ravine
Kanaka Creek
Unnamed Stream
(NE% N#lk, Set 7,
Sierra
1391
River
TZlN,, RIOE, BDB8W
Channels
of Honey Lake upstream
Fork Feather
River
upstream
Canyon and the Little
(1)
Yuba River
Truckee
and Kanaka Creek upstream
(1)
05/01-10/31
frun the confluence
upstream (I)
of the unnamed stream
Middle
River
04/15-09/3D
from the confluence
Beckwaurth upstream
of the Middle
(I)
54
0
at Beckwourth
Sacketts Gulch thenc:e
Slate Creek
Fork Feather
(1)
0
I
and Slate
Fork Feather
River
Creek
at
.
0
DECLARATIOW OF FULLY APPRDPRIATED STREAK
August
-w
Decisim
strem
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
NO.
Sieiia
1594
.-..
_-.
I
Sacramento-San
..^
Joaquin
Critical
Reach
-:.
Delta
(a)
from the Delta
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31,
55
upstream
(1)
._
22,
1991
DECLARATIUl
OF FULLY Nf’RDPRlJATED
STREAMS
August
C-W
Decisim
Critical
Tributary
strm
Klamath
___.
Reach
_
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
from the main stem about
Pacific
Ocean
Lake
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the main stem from Algoms to the confluence
uith
the main stem from HcCLoud Dam to Shasta Lake
Salmon River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the North Fork of the Salmon River from the intersection
of the
river
with the south boundary of the Marble Mountain Wilderness
Area to the River mouth
Pacific
River
Ocean
100 yards
belou
Iron
Gate Dam to the
.
Siskiyou
**
McCtoud River
Siskiyou
**
North
Siskiyou
**
Salmon River
Klamath River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the Salmon River
Somesbar
Siskiyou
**
Scott
Klamath River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
the Scott River from the mouth of Shackleford
Jones to the river mouth near Hamburg
Siskiyou
*
squau Valley
WcCLoud River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
Squaw Valley
Creek from the northern
T38N, R3U to its confluence
with the
River
Siskiyou
**
bfooley Creek
Salmon River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(2)
Uooley Creek from the western boundary of the Harble Mountain
Wilderness
Area to its confluence with the Salmon River
Siskiyou
0000
Cold Creek
Bogus Creek
04/01-11/30
Siskiyou
0000
French Creek
Scott
04/01- 1 l/30
l
Shasta
Fork of the SalmM
River
Creek
River
River
from Cecilville
from Copco Lake upstream
from the confluence
Bridge
to the
Lake HcCLoud;
river
mouih near
Creek west of Fort
boundary of Section 14,
main stem of the McCLoud
(I)
of Frlench Creek and the Scott
River
upstream
(1)
Si ski you
0000
1991
Begin-End
UO.
Siskiyou
**
22,
Scott
River
Klamath River
04/01-11/30
!’
i
i
:
i
56
at the U.S. Geological
Survey gage located
near Fort Jones upstream (1)
on the Scott
River
.
0
r
DEClARATIOll OF FULLY APPRWRIATED STREWS
c-w
August 22, 1991
Decision
No.
streml
Siskiyou
0000
Shackleford
Siskiyou
0000
Uillou
Siskiyou
0000,
Seiad
Creek
Tributary
Seasal
Begin-End
Critical
Scott
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
upstream (I)
from the York Road Bridge
MDBBH upstream (1)
River
Reach
of Shackleford
Creek and the Scott
River
1
Creek
Creek
Klamath
River
04/01-11/30
Klamath
River
07/01-IO/31
1273
located
from the confluence
(1)
of Seiad
from the confluence
of the Shasta
uithin
Section
8, T46N, RSU,
Creek and the Klamath River
upstream
Siskiyou
0000,
Shasta
River
Klamath River
05/01-10/31
1367
upstream
Siskiyou
0068
Shasta
Siskiyou
0381
River.
River
and the Klamath River
(1)
Klamath River
06/15-lo/31
from the confluence of Willow
T44N, R6U, MDW upstream (1)
McKinney Creek
Klamath River
03/01-10/31
about l-l/2
miles dounstream
HcKinney Creek upstream (I)
East Fork of South Fork Salmon
River
Salmon River
07/15-11/30
at a point on the East Fork of South Fork Salmon River located
within T39N, RIOU (Shadow Creek Canpground) upstream (1)
Siskiyou
0545
Douglas
Klamath
06/01-lo/31
from a point on Douglas Creek located
Section 19, TlSN, R7E, HDBi?Aupstream
Siskiyou
1594
Sacramento-San
Siskiyou
0416
Creek
Joaquin
Delta
River
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) Fordiversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16through August 31.
57
from the Delta
upstream
(I)
Creek
located
from the point
within
(1)
within
Section
of diversion
23,
on
the NEY of Nb/%,
DECIARATIQI OF FULLYAPPROPRIATW STRUllS
August 22, 1991
-tY
Decision
Tributary
stm
NO.
!5eason
Begin-End
Critical
Reach
06/01-IO/31
from a point where Pleasants
Creek and Pleasants
Valley Road
intersect
located within Section 1, T7N, RZW, MDB&Mupstream (1)
03/01-IO/31
from the point of diversion
mile upstream (I)
Solano
0424
Miller
Solano
1289
Union Creek
Solano
1594
Sacramento-San
Pleasants
Creek
Putah Creek
Canyon Creek
Hill
Slough
Suisun Bay
Joaquin
Oelta
Delta above
Collinsville
thence
thence
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
58
from the Delta
upstream
(1)
on Union Creek dounstream
about Y
DEClARATIOll OF FULLY APPRCH'RIATED STREAMS
coulty
Decision
August22,
1991
streer
Tributary
Season
Begin-End
Critical Reach
Sonomfi
0302
Porter Creek
Mark Uest Creek
05/01-IO/31
above 7 miles downstream below the junction of Porter Creek with
Mark Vest Creek upstream (I)
5onoma
0663
Green Valley
Russian River
06/15-IO/31
from the point of diversion on Green Valley Creek downstream
approximately 6 miles upstream (I)
Sonoma
0709
Atascadero
Green Valley Creek
06/15-IO/31
from the confluence of Green Valley Creek upstream (I)
Laguna De Santa Rosa
Mark Uest Creek thence
Russian River
06/01-IO/31
from Laguna De Santa Rosa and North of Molino (Occidental) Road
located within Section 26, T7N, RPW, RDB&R upstream (I)
Sonoma
1004
Sonoma Creek
San Pablo Bay
07/01-09/30
on Sonoma Creek below the gaging station located at Boyes Hot
Springs upstream (1)
1038
Senta Rosa Creek
Laguna De Santa Rosa
06/01-IO/31
from Santa Rosa Creek located at the point within Section 18,
T7N, R8W, MDB&n upstream (I)
Unnamad Stream
(Sk/% SUR, Set 5, T9N, R8U, RDB&M)
Russian River
06/01-IO/31
from the point of diversion
(1)
Unnamed Stream
(SE% SE%, Set 36, TllN, RlOU,
MDWt,
Gill Creek thence
Russian River
06/01-09/30
from the confluence of Gill Creek and the unnamed stream located
within Projected Section 1, TlON, RIOU, RDB&R upstream (1)
MO.
0852,
0691
Sonoma
1537
Creek
59
itmmdiately domstream
and upstream
DEClARATI(W
OF FULLY APPRDPRIATED
STREARS
August22,
colmty
Decision
Tributary
Streer
NO.
Stanislaus
0000
Stanislaus
Stanislebi
1179
Calaveras
Stanislaus
1422
Stanislaus
Stanislaus
1594
Sacramento-San
River
Stream !System
River
River
Joaquin
Delta
SeaSOIl
Begin-End
Critical Reach
San Joaquin
River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
of the San Joaquin
San Joaquin
River
OS/Ol-10/31
from the confluence
uith
the San Joaquin
San Joaquin
River
07/01-10/31
from the confluence
uith
San Joaquin
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversionslass than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is albvred from June 16 through August 31.
e
60
e
from the Delta
upstream
(1)
River
upstream
River
River
(1)
upstream
upstream
(1)
(1)
1991
DECLARATIOH
OF FULLY APPRDPRIATED STREAK
August 22, 1991
coulty
Decision
stre!m
Critical Reach
_
Tributary
Begin-End
NO.
Sutter
0814
Woods Lateral Drain
Sacramento River
04/01-09/30
from the confluence of Uoods Lateral Drain and the Sacramento
River upstream (1)
Sutter
0842
Kings Slough
Sacramento River
04/01-10/31
from Kings Slough upstream (1)
Sutter
1275
Feather River
Sacramento River
07/01-09/30
from the confluence
River upstream (1)
Sutter
1594
Sacramento-San
Delta above
Collinsville
06/V-08/31
Joaquin Delta
(a) Fordiversionslessthanonecfs
(a)
from the Delta upstream
orlessthan 100afaofstorage,nodiversionisallowedfromJune16throughAugust31.
61
of the Feather River and the Sacramento
(1)
DECURATIOW
II
Decision
DF FULLY Af'f'RDPRIATEDSTREAMS
Critical Reach
Tributary
strem
Begin-End
HO_
Tehams
0000
Pine
Tehab
0000
Stony Creek Stream
Tehama
1100
Tehama
1243
Sacramento
River
04/01-II/30
from the confluence
upstream (I)
of Pine Creek and the Sacramento
River
Sacramento
River
04/01- 1l/30
from the confluence
of the Sacramento
(I)
Stony Creek
Sacramento
River
05/01-IO/31
from the confluence
upstream (I)
of Stony Creek and the Sacramento
Beegun Creek
Uiddte
Creek
06/15-07/31
from Section
Creek
feha-&
1500
Truckee
Tehama
1594
Sacramento-San
(a)
System
Creek
McClure
Joaquin
Delta
Fork Cottonuoocl
Lines of Sections
17-18,
River
upstream
River
T29N, R4U, MDBBn upstream
(1)
Creek
Delta above
Collinsville
04/01-IO/31
06/15-08/31
from a point located
HDBBM upstream (I)
(a)
For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16through August 31.
62
from the Delta
within
upstream
(I)
the SE% SEX, Sec.14,
T25N,
R3U,
l
.
0
DECIARATICM
OF FULLY APFWJPRIATED
STREAMS
AuRust
-tY
Decision
1591
strem
Tributary
season
Begin-End
Trinity
l*
Eel River
Pacific Ocean
Ol/Ol-12/31
Trinity
**
Middle Fork Eel River
Eel River
Ol/Ol-12/31 (2)
the Middle Fork of the Eel from the intersection of the river
with the southern boundary of the Middle Eel-Yolla Belly
Wilderness Area to the river mouth at DOS Rios
Trinity
*
New River
Trinity River
Ol/Ol-12/31 (2)
Neu River frcm the intersection of the river with the southern
boundary of the Salmon-Trinity Primitive Area downstream to the
river mouth near Burnt Ranch
Trinity
*t
North Fork Eel River
Eel River
Ol/Ol-12/31 (2)
the North Fork of the Eel from the Old
to the river mouth near Ramsey
Trinity
t*
North Fork Trinity River
Trinity River
Ol/Ol-12/31 (2)
the North Fork of the Trinity from the intersection of the river
with the southern boundary of the Salmon-Trinity Primitive Area
downstream to the river mouth at Helena
Trinity
er
Swth
Trinity River
Ol/Ol-12/31 (2)
South Fork of the Trinity from the junction of the river with
State Highway Route 36 to the river mouth near Salver
Trinity River
Klamsth River
Ol/Ol-12/31 (2)
the main stem fran 100 yards below Lewiston Dam to the river
mouth at Ueitchpec
Trinity
0027
Mule Creek
Trinity River
05/15-09/15
from Clair Engle Lake upstream (1)
0460
Cold Springs Creek
South Fork Trinity
River thence Trinity
River
06/01-09/30
from the confluence of Cold Springs Creek and the South Fork
Trinity River upstream (1)
MO.
l
II
1:
22,
-
Fork Trinity River
63
Critical
(2)
Reach
the main stem from 100 yards belou Van Arsdale Dam to the
Pacific Ocean
GiLman Ranch downstream
DECLARATI013 OF FULLY APPRDPRIATED
STREWS
A-t
C0U.W
1991
22,
stm
Tributary
Se%son
Begin-End
Critical Reach
Trinity
0850
Tule Creek
Main Tule Creek thence
South fork Trinity
River
06/01-lo/31
approximately 3/4 mile dounstream
diversion upstream (1)
Trinity
1029
Deer Creek
Trinity River
07/01-11/30
from the confluence of the Trinity River upstream (1)
Unnamed Stream
(SE% NEY,Sec 3S,T33N,RlDlJ,MDB8W)
Trinity River
05/01-10/31
from the confluence of the unnamed stream and the Trinity River
upstream (1)
Decision
NO.
Trinity
1584
from the applicant's point of
.
l
i
DECLARATIDR OF FULLY AFPROFRIATED STREAMS
comty
August 22, 1991
Decision
No.
strem
Tributary
Critical
Reach
Ware
**
North
Fork Kern River
Kern River
Ol/Ol-12/31
0)
the segment of the main stem from the Tulare-Kern
its headuaters
in Sequoia National
Park
Tulare
***
South Fork Kern River
Kern River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
the segment of its headwaters in the Inyo National
Forest to the
southern boundary of the Domelands Wildernesss
in the Sequoia
National
Forest
Tulare
0959
Poso Creek
Tulare
Lake Basin
06/15-lo/31
the termination
of Poso Creek located within TZbS, R24E, MDBBM
near McFarland and upstream.
Poso Creek goes intermittent
just
below the confluence of Poso Creek and Little
Poso Creek located
within T27S, R30E, MDB&Mat Pine Mountain
Tulare
1290
Kings River
Tulare
Lake Basin
Ol/Ol-12/31
from Tulare
Tulare
Lake Basin
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the terminus at Tulare Lake Basin upstream including
all
tributaries
in the Tule River System where hydraulic
continuity
exists during any Dart of the year
l
System
1435,
1016,
1432
Tule River
System
1594
Sacramento-San
Joaquin
Delta
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31,
65
Lake Basin
from the Delta
upstream
upstream
(1)
County line
(I)
to
DECLARATIUI
Decision
Ya_
Tuolume
**t
OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
Critical Reach
Tributary
strem
Begin-End
San Joaquin River
Tuoltmne River
Ol/Ol-12/31
(3)
the main river from its
Tuolunne
0000
sources
on Mount
Dana
and Mount
National
Park
in
to
Stanislaus River Stream System
L
San Joaquin River
04/01-11/30
from the confluence
Tuolume
0995
Tuoluine River
San Joaquin River
07/01-lD/31
from Don Pedro Reservoir upstream (1)
Tuotume
1023
Turnback Creek
Tuolurne River
05/15-10/31
from the Tuolume
Tuolume
1123
Sullivan Creek
Tuolume
06/01-lo/31
from the confluence with Sullivan Creek upstream (1)
TWlUnne
1157
Mormon Creek
Stanislaus River
River
Tuolunne
1422
Stanislaus River
San Joaquin River
07/01-10/31
Tuolwme
1594
Sacramento-San
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-OR/31
Joaquin Delta
with the San Joaquin River upstream
less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31,
R14E,
(1)
.frcnnthe confluence
(a)
(1)
Indian Rancheria upstream (1)
from a point located within the S-l/2 of Sectipn 22, T2N
05/01-10/31
MDB&M upstream
(a)For diversions
Lyell
Don Pedro Reservoir consisting of
approximately 83 miles as depicted on the proposed boundary map
entitled I'ALternative A" contained in the Draft Tuolunne Wild
and Scenic River Study and Environmental Impact Statement
Yosemite
with tlhe San doaquin River upstream (1)
from the Delta upstream (1)
0
.
a
DECLARATIOlS OF FULLY APPROPRIATED STREAMS
-w
Decision
MJDust 22, 1991
strem
Tributary
Critical Reach
Begin-End
HO.
Ventura
*
Cozy Dell Canyon
Ventura River
Ol/Ol-12/31
from the confluence of Cozy Dell Canyon and the Ventura River
upstream (1)
Ventura
0721
Reeves Creek
Thatcher Creek thence
San Antonio Creek
06/01-lo/31
from Section 3, T4N, R22W, SBBBM upstream
Ventura
0741
Santa Ana Creek
Lake Casitas
Ol/Ol-12/31
from Lake Casitas upstream (1)
67
(I)
DECIARATIDll OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
STREAMS
AuguGz2,1991
C-W
Decision
Critical Reach
Tributary
stnar
NO.
rot0
1079
Uillow Slough
rot0 Bypass
04/01-IO/31
from the confluence of Uiillou Slough and the Yolo Bypass
upstream (1)
rot0
1506
Cache Creek
Yoto Bypass
04/15-IO/31
from the confluence with the Yolo Bypass upstream
Yolo
1594
Sacramento-San
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
Joaquin Delta
(a)
from the Delta upstream (1)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
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C
.i
(1)
DECIARATIOW
OF FULLY APPROPRIATED
STREAK
August22,
camty
Decision
Strem
Tributary
Critical
1991
Reach
B-in-End
NO.
Yuba
528
Honcut Creek
Feather
River
04/01-10/31
Yuba
1091
Bear River
Feather
River
05/01-11/30
from Camp Far West Reservoir
Y&a
1275
Feather
Sacramento
07/01-09/30
from the confluence
River upstream (1)
of the
rubs
1476
South Honcut Creek
Honcut Creek
04/15-10/31
from the confluence
upstream (1)
of South Honcut Creek and the
Ylh
1594
Sacramento-San
Delta above
Collinsville
06/15-08/31
River
Joaquin Delta
River
(a)
(a) For diversions less than one cfs or less than 100 afa of storage, no diversion is allowed from June 16 through August 31.
.
69
from the Delta
upstream
(1)
upstream
Feather
(1)
River
and the Sacramento
Feather
River