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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE
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WESTERN MUNICIPAL WATER· DISTRICT OF
RIVERSIDE COUNTY, a municipal water
district; CITY OF RIVERSIDE, a
municipal corporation; THE GAGE
CANAL COMPAl\'Y, a corpora tion; AGUA
K~NSA WATER COMPAl\'Y, a corporation,
MEEKS & DALEY WATER COMPANY, a
corporation; RIVERSIDE HIGHLAND
WATER COMPAl\'Y, a corporation, and
THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
CALIFORNIA,
Plaintiffs,
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(A) EAST SAN BERNARDINO COUNTY
WATER DISTRICT,et al.,
Defendants
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JUDGMENT
1 TABLE. OF CONTENTS
2 RECITALS
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APPENDIX A -- Map showing San.Bernardino Basin
Area, Colton Basin Area, and
Riverside Basin Area situated
within San Bernardino County;
Riverside Basin Area within
Riverside County; Bunker Hill
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Active Parties
Dismissed Parties
Prior Judgments
Definitions
Extractions from the· San Bernardino
Basin Area
San Bernardino Basin Area Rights and
Replenishment
Water Discharged Across the Bunker
Hill Dike
Extractions from Colton Basin Area and
Riverside Basin Area in San BernardinoCounty
Extractions from the Portion of
Riverside Basin Area in Riverside
County which is tributary to Riverside
Narrows.
Replenishment to Offset New Exports
of Water to Areas not Tributary to
Riverside Narrows.
Replenishment Credits and Adjustment
for Quality
Conveyance of Water by San Bernardino
Valley to Riverside Narrows.
Watermaster
Continuing Jurisdiction of the Court
Saving Clauses
Effective Date
Costs
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2 3 (a) Complaint. The complaint in this action was
4 filed by certain parties exporting water from the area defined 5 herein as the San Bernardino Basin Area for use within Western, 6 and sought a general adjudication of water rights •
7 .(b) Orange County Water District Action.
8 Subsequently the Orange County Water District filed an action 9 for the adjudication of the water rights of substantially all 10 water users in the area tributary to Prado Dam in the Santa 11 Ana River.Watershed. A decree of physical solution has been 12 entered in such action whereby individual water users were 13 dismissed, and San Bernardino Valley and Western assumed 14 responsibility for the deliveries of certain flows at Riverside 15 Narrows and Prado respectively.
16 (c) Physical Solution. The Judgment herein will
17 further implement the physical solution in the Orange County 18 Water District action, as well as determine the rights of 19 the hereinafter named Plaintiffs to extract water from the San 20 Bernardino Basin Area, and provide for replenishment of the 21 area above Riverside Narrows. Such Judgment is fair and equitable, in the best interests of the parties, and in furtherance of the water policy of the State. San Bernardino Valley has the statutory power and resources to effectuate this Judgment and accordingly the other defendants may be dismissed.
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32 . IT IS HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED AND DECREED as follows:
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ACTIVE PARTIES
The parties to this Judgment are as follows:
(1) Plaintiff \~estern Municipal Water District
of. Riverside County, a California municipal water district, herein often called "Western", appearing and acting pursuant to Section 71751 of the Water Code;
(2) Plaintiff City of Riverside, a municipal
corporation;
(3) Plaintiffs Riverside Highland Water
Company, Agua Mansa Water Company and Meeks & Daley Water Company, each of which is a mutual water company and a
california corporation;
(4) Plaintiff The Regents of the University
of California, a California public corporation; ..
(5) Defendant San Bernardino Valiey
Municipal Water District, a California municipal water district; herein often called "San Bernardino Va lley" , appearing ilnd acting pursuant to Section 71751 of the Water Code;
(b) This Judgment shall inure to the benefit of,and
be binding upon, the successors and assigns of the parties • II
DISMISSED PARTIES
All parties other than those named in the preceding
Paragraph I are dismissed without prejudice.
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PRIOR JUDGMENTS
(a) The Judgment dated and entered on May 13, 1959,
in that certain action filed in the Superior Court of the State of California in and for the County of San Bernardino, entitled and numbered "San Bernardino Valley Water
Conservation Dis.trict, 'I State Agency, Plaintiff v. Riverside Water Company, a corporation, et '11., D!!fendants", No. 97031, is superseded effective January 1, 1971, and for so long as this Judgment remains in effect as to any party hereto that was a party to that action, and as to any party hereto that is a successor in interest to the rights determined in that action. (b) The Judgment dated June 23, 1965, and entered
on April 21, 1966, in that certain action filed in the·Superior . Court of the State of California in and for the County of San Bernardino entitled and numbered "San Bernardino Valley Water Conservation District, a State Agency, Plaintiff, v. Riverside Water Company, a corporation, et '11., Defendants," No. 111614, is superseded effective January 1, 1971, and for so long as thj.s Judgment remains in effect as to any party hereto.that·was a party to that. action, and as.to any party hereto that is a successor in interest to any rights determined in that action. (c) As used in this Paragraph III only, "party"
includes any person or entity Mhich stipulates with the parties hereto to accept this Judgment.
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DEFINITIONS
The following ground water basins and tributary areas
are situated \~ithin the Santa Ana River watershed upstream from Riverside Narrows and are tributary thereto, and their
approximate locations "and boundaries for purposes of this Judgment are shown upon the map attached hereto as Appendix "A"; San Bernardino Basin Area (the area above Bunker Hill Dike, but excluding certain mountainous regions and the Yucaipa, San Timoteo, Oak Glen and Beaumoht Basins) j Colton Basin Area, Riverside Basin Area within San Bernardino County, and
Riverside Basin Area within Riverside County.
As used herein the following terms shall have the
meanings herein set forth:
(a) Bunker Hill Dike - The San Jacinto Fault,
located approximately as sho\m on Appendix "A", and forming the·principal downstream boundary of the San Bernardino Basin Area.
(b) Riverside Narrows - That bedrock narrows in the
Santa Ana River indicated on Appendix "A".
(c) Extractions"- Any form of the verb or noun
shall include pumping, diverting, taking or withdrawing water, either surface or subsurface, by any means whatsoever, except extractions for hydroelectric generation to the extent that such flows are returned to the stream, and except for diversions for replenishment.
(d) Natural Precipitation - Precipitation which
falls naturally in the Santa Ana River watershed.
(e) Imported Water - Water brought into the Santa
Ana River watershed from sources of origin outside such watershed.
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ground water 'body achieved through the spreading or retention of water for the purpose of causing it to percolate and join the underlying ground water body, or injection of water into the ground water resources by means of wells; provided that as used with reference to any obligation of Western to replenish the Riverside Basin Area in Riverside County, the term replenishment shall include any, water caused to be delivered by Western for which'credit is received by San Bernardino valley against its obligation under the Orange County Judgment to provide base flow at Riverside Narrows,
(g) Safe Yield - Safe yietd is that maximum,
average annual amount of water that could be extracted from the surface and subsurface water resources of an area over a period of time s~fficiently long to represent or approximate long-time mean climatological conditions, with a given areal pattern of extractions, under a particular set of physical conditions or structures as such affect the net recharge to the ground water body,'and with a given amount of usable underground storage capacity, without resulting in long-term" progressive lowering of ground water levels or other undesirable result. In
, determining the operational, criteria to avoid such adverse results, consideration shall be given to maintenance of adequate ground,water quality, subsurface outflow, costs of pumping, and other relevant factors •
The amount of safe yield is dependent in part upon
the amount of water which can be 'stored in and used from the ground water reservoir over a period of normal water supply under a given set of conditions. Safe yield is thus relatcd to factors which influence or control ground water recharge, and
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32 to the! nmount of storage! space! av,1ilable! to carry oVe!r. loecharge! occuHine in years of above! average supply to years of
deficient supply. Rechnrge!, in turn, depends on the! Ilvnilnble surfnce! ,~ater supply anti the factors influencine the! percolntion of that supply to the "Iater table.
Safe! yield shall be determined in part through the!
evaluation of the average net groundlVater recharge which ~}ould occur if the culture of the safe! yield year had existed over a period of normal native supply.
(h) Natural Safe Yield - That portion of the snfe
yield of the San Bernardinc Basin Area which could be derived solely from natural precipitation in the absence of imported . water and the return flows therefrom, and without
contributions from ne,~ conservation. If in the future any natural runoff tributary to the San Bernardino Basin Area is diverted away from that Basin Area so that it is not included tn. the calculation of natural safe yield, any replacement made thereof by San Bernardino Valley or entities within it from imported water shall be included in such calculation.
(1) New Conservation - Any increase'in
replenishment from natural precipitation which results from ° operation of works and facilities not now in existence, other than those works installed and operations which may be
initiated to offse!t losses caused by increased flood control channelization.
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December 31. The term "annual" shall refer to the same! period of time.
(k) Orange County Judgment - The! fintll judgment
in Oloange County \{.'lter Dis.tdct v. City of Chino, et al., Orange County Superior Court No. 117628, as it mny frool tl.me to
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(1) Return F10lj - That portion of the water
applied for use in any particular ground "Ister basin which subsequently reaches the ground water body in that. basin. 5 (m) Five Year Period - a period of five consecutive
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8 EXTRACfIONS FROH THE SAN BERNARDINO BASIN AREA
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11 extractions from the San Bernardino Basin Area delivered for 12 use in each service area by each Plaintiff for the five year 13 period ending '1ith 1963 are hereby determined to be as set forth 14 in Table B-1 of Appendix "B". The amount for each such 15 Plaintiff delivered for use in each service area as set forth 16 in Table B-1 shall be designated, for purposes of this Judgment, 17 as its "base right!' for such service area.
18 (b) For Use by Others. The total actual average
19 annual extractions from the San Bernardino Basin Area by 20 1 entities other than Plaintiffs for use within San Bernardino 21 County for the five year period ending with 1963 are assume4 22 to be 165,407 acre feet; the correct figure shall be 23 determined by the Hatermaster as ,herein provfded.
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SAN BERNARDINO BASIN AREA RIGHTS AND REPLEJ::lISHMENT
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32 shall be subject to the continuing jurisdiction thereof. (b) Annual Adjlisted Rights of Plaintiffs.
1. . The annual "adjusted right" of each
Plaintiff to extract water from the San Bernardino
Basi~ Area for use in each service area designated
in Table B-1 shall be equal to the Sttm of the
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(a) its base right for such service area, until
th~ natural safe yield of the San Bernardino Basin
Area is determined,and thereafter its. percentage
of such natural safe yield determined by the
methods used in Table B-2; and (b) an equal
percentage for each service area of any new
conservation, provided the conditions of the
subparagraph 2 below have been met.
2. In order that the annual adjusted
right of each such Plaintiff shall·include its
same respective percentage of any new conservation,
such Plaintiff shall pay' its proportionate share
of the costs thereof. Each Plaintiff shall have
the right to participate in new conservation projects,
under procedures to be determined by the Watermaster
for notice to Plaintiffs of the planned construction
of such projects. With respect to any new
conservation brought about by Federal installations,
the term "costs" a.s used herein shall refer to. any
local share required to be paid in connection with
such project. Each Plaintiff shall make its
payment at times satisfactory to the constructing
agency, and new conservation shall be credited to
any participating Plaintiff as ·such conservation is
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3. In any five year period, each
Plaintiff sha 11 have the right to extract from the
San Bernardino Basin Area for use in each service
area designated in Table B-1 an amount of water
equal to five tio.'cs its adjusted right for such
service area; provided, however, that extractions by
each Plaintiff in any year in any service area shall
not exceed such Plaintiff's adjusted right for that
service area by more than 30 percent.
4. If the na tura 1 sa fe yie 1d of the
San Bernardino Basin Area has not been determined by
January 1, 1972, the initial determination thereof
shall be retroactive to that date and the rights
of the Plaintiffs, and the replenishment
obligation of San Bernardino Valley as hereinafter
set forth, shall be adjusted as of such date. Any
excess extractions by Plaintiffs shall be charged
against their respective adjusted rights over the
next five year period, or in the alternative,
Plaintiffs may pay to San Bernardino Valley the
full cost of any replenishment which it has pro
vided as replenishment for such excess extractions.
Any obligation upon San Bernardino Valley to pro
vide additional replenishment, by virtue of such
retroactive determination of natural safe yield,
may also be discharged over such next five year
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5. Plaintiffs and each of them and
their agents and assigns are enjoined from extracting
any more "Iatel' from the San BernClrdino Basin Area than is permitted. llndel" this Judgment. Changes in place
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of use of any such water from one service area to
Judgment. Plaintiffs are further enjoined from
bringing any action to limit the ,,'ater extracted
from the San Bernardino Basin Area for use within
approval of Court upon a finding of coml'liance
with Paragraph XV (b) of this Judgment. So long
as San BernardinI' Valley is in compliance with all
its' qbligations hereunder. and Plaintiffs are
allowed to extract the water provided for in this
SanSan Bernardino valley Replenishment.(c)
San Bernardino Valley.
6. Nothing in this Judgment shall
prevent future agreements bet,·,'een San Bernardino
Valley and Western under which additional
extractions may be made from the San Bernardino Basin
Area. subject to the availability of imported water
not required by San Bernardino Valley. and subject
to payment satisfactory to San Bernardino Valley
for repienishment required to compensate for such
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supplied in the yeal' following any five year period: provided that during the first five year period, San Bernardino Valley shall supply annual amonnts on account of its obligations hereunder, and such amounts shall be not less than fifty percent of the gross ~mount of excess extractions in the previous year.
1. Against its replenishment obligation
over any five year period San Bernardino Valley shall
receive credit· for that portion of such excess
extractions that returns to the ground water of the
San Bernardino Basin Area.
2. San Bernardino Valley shall also
receive credit against any future replenishment
obligations for all replenis~~ent which it provides
in excess of that required herein, and for any
amounts I'1hich may be extracted ~lithout replenishment obligation, which in fact are not extracted.
(d) In this subparagraph (d), "person" and "entity"
mean only those persons and entities, and their successors in interest, I'1hich have stipulated \lith the parties to this Judgment within six months after its entry to accept this Judgment,
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persons or entities other than Plaintiffs to extract water from the San Bernardino Basin Area for use within San
Bernardino Valley will be determined by the average annual quantity extracted by such person or entity during the five year period ending ,~ith 1963. After the natural safe yield of the San Bernm:dino Basin Area is determined hereunder, such 1 2
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base rights will be adjusted to such natural safe yield; the adjusted right of each such person or entity shall be that percentage of natural safe yield as determined hereunder from time to time I--'hich the unadjusted right of such person or entity is of the amount detC!rmined undel' Paragraph V(b) • San Bernardino Valley further agrees that in the
event the right to extract water of any of such persons or entities in the San Bernardino Basin Area is adjudicated and legal restrictions placed on such extractions which prevent extracting of water by said persons or entities in an amount equal to their base rights, or after natural safe yield is determined, their adj us ted rights, San Bernard ino Va lley "Iill furnish to such persons or entities or' recharge the ground water resources in the area of extraction for their benefit with imported water,without direct charge to such persons or . entities therefor, so tha t the base rights, 'or adj us ted rights, as the case may be,' may be taken by the person or entity.
Under the provisions hereof relating to furnishing
of such water by San Bernardino Valley, such persons or entities shall be entitled to extract in addition to their base' rights or adjusted rights any quantities of water sprea'd for repumping in their area of extractions, which has been delivered to them by a mutual water company under base rights or adjusted base rights included by the Hatermaster under the provisions of Paragraph V (b) hereof. Extractions must be made within three years of spreading to so qualify.
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HATER DISCHARGED ACROSS TilE BUNKER lIiLL DIKE
4 Snn Bernnrdino Vn lley sha 11 keep in force an
5 agreement \<ith the City of San Bern11rdino that the present 6 annual quantity of municipal sewage effluent discharged across 'I Bunker Hill Dike, assumed for all purposes herein to be 16,000 8 acre feet annually, shall be committed to the discharge of 9 the do\mstream obligations imposed on San Bernardino Valley 10 under this Judgment or under the Orange County Judgment, and .11 that such effluent shall comply with the requirements of the 12 Santa Ana River Basin Regional Water Quality Control Board 13 in effect December 31, 1968.
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EXTRACTIONS FRml COLTON BASIN AREA AND RIVERSIDE
BASIN AREA IN SAN BERJ.\iARDINO COUNTY.
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19 Basin Area and that portion of the Riverside Basin Area 20 within San Bernardino .County, for use outside San Bernardino 21 Valley, for the five year period ending with 1963 are assumed 22 to be 3,349 acre feet and 20,191 acre feet, respectively; 23 the correct figures shall be determined by the Watermaster as 24 herei"n provided.
extracted. from each such"Basin Area for usc. outside San Bernardino Valley, without reple11ishment obligation, an amount equal to five times such annual average for the Basin Area; provided, hOl,ever, that if extractions in any year exceed such average by more than 20 percent, Hestern sh111l provide replenishment in the ·fo 1101·'ing· yenr equn 1 to the excess 25 26
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quality at least equal to the "ater extracted from the Basin Area being recharged; provided, that I~ater from the State Hater . Project shall be deemed to be of accep~ab1e quality.
Replenishment shall be supplied to the Basin Area from "hich any excess extractions have occurred and in the vicinity of the place of the excess extractions to the extent required to Aqueduct ncar the conf1uence.thereof, if released in accordance static water levels in the area. as determined by wells numbered preclude influence on the "ater level in the three wells below designated; provided that qischarge of imported water into the Santa Ana River or Warm Creek from a connection on the State portion of the Riyerside Basin·Area within San Bernardino County, for use l'Iithin San Bernardino Valley, shall not be limitcd.
However, except for any required replenishment by Hestern, San Bernardino Valley shall provide the 1'lateL" to maintain the Extractions from the Colton Basin Area and that(d)
with a schedule approved by the Watermaster to achieve
compliance with the objectives of this Judgment, shall satisfy any obligation of \{estern to provide replenishment in the Colton' Basin Area, or that portion of the Riverside Basin Area in San Bernardino County, or the Riverside Basin Area in Riverside County.
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13 Area and the portion of the Riverside Basin Area in San 14 Bernardino County may be transferred to the San Bernardino 15 Basin Area if the level specified in Paragraph (d) above is 16 not maintained, but only to the extent necessary to restore . 17 such 1963 average. \-later level, provided that .\-Iestern is not 18 in default in any of its replenishment obligations. San 19 Bernardino Valley shall be required to replenish the San 20 Bernardino Basin Area in an amount equal to any ·extractions so 21 transferred. San Bernardino Valley shall be relieved of
18. available to accommodate such transfers of extractions, and insofar as such transfers can be legally accomplished.
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related provisions are to allow maximum·flexibility to San Bernardino Valley in the operation of a coordinated
replenishment and management program, both above and below Bunker Hill Dike; to. protect San Bernardino Valley against increased extractions in the area between Bunker Hill Dike and Riverside NatTOws, which without adequate provision for replenishment might adversely affect base flow at Riverside Nan'ows, for ,"-'hich it is responsible under the Orange County Judgment; and to protect the area as a major source of ground water supply available to satisfy the historic extractions therefrom for use within Western, without regard to the method of operation which may be adopted by San Bernardino Valley for the San Bernardino Basin Area, and without regard to the effect of such operation upon the htstoric supply to the area below Bunker Hill Dike.
If these provisions should prove either inequitable or
unworkable, the Court upon the application of any party hereto shall retain jurisdiction to modify this Judgment so as to regulate the area bet~leen Bunker Hill Dike and Riverside NarrO>IS on a safe yield basis; provided that under such method of operation, (1) base rights shall be determined on the basi.s of total avernge annu.:ll extractions fo1." usc Hithin San Bernardino Valley and I'estern. respectively, for the fi.ve year period endine,
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EXTRAGrIONS FROH THE PORTION OF RIVERSIDE BASIN AREA
IN RIVERSIDE COUNTY HHICH IS TRIBUTARY TO RIVERSIDE NARROHS. (a) The average annual extractions from the portion
of the Riverside Basin Area in Riverside County "hich is tributary to Riverside NarrOl~s, for use in Riverside County, for the five year period ending "ith 1963 are assumed to be 30,Oll4 acre feet; the correct figures shall be determined by the Watermaster as herein provided.
(b) Over any five year period, there may be
extracted from such Basin Area, without replenishment'
obligation, an amount eqt.tal to five times such annual.average for the Basin Area; provided, ho"ever, that if extractions in any year exceed such average'by more than 20 percent, Western shall provide replenishment in the fo1101'IIng year equal to the excess extractions ove,' such 20 percent peaking a 110l~:lnce. (c) To the extent that extractions from such Basin
Area exceed the amounts specified in the next preceding
20. 1 Pnragraph (b). Hestern shall provide nplenishment. Except 2 for any extractions in excess. of "the 20 percent peakinG 3 allm~ance, such replenishment shall be supplied in the yeal' 4 follo\oling any five year period, and shall be provided at or 5 . above Riverside Narro\\'s.
x
within Western to domestic or other uses connected to sewage REPLENISl~lENT TO OFFSET Nm~ EXPORTS OF WATER TO AREAS
NOT TRIBUTARY TO RIVERSIDE NARROlVS.
or waste disposal systems, the effluent from '·lhich is not tributary· to the rising water at Riverside Narrows.
\·Iestern shall also prov1.de such replenishment(d)
to offset any reduction 1.n return flow no\ol contributing to the base flo\ol at Riverside Narro\ols, which reduction in return flm~ results from the conversion of agricultural uses of ,~ater 12 13
14 15
16 6
7 8
9 10 1,
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18 from the San Bernardino Basin Area and the area downstream 19 therefrom to Riverside Narrows during the five year period 20 ending in 1963 have been exported for use outside of the area ... 21 tributary to Riverside Narrows and are assumed to be 50,667 22 acre feet annually as set forth in Table C-l of Appendix "e"j ~3 the correct amount shall be determined by the Watermaster as 24 herein provided. Western shall be obligated to provide 25 replenishment at or above River~ide Narro\ols ·for any increase 26 over such exports by Western or entities within it from such 27 areas for use ,~ithin areas not. tributary to Riverside Narrm,'s. 28 San Bernardino Valley shall be obligated to provide
29 replenis"hment for any increase ovel' the exports from San 30 Bernal:di.no Valley for use in any area not within Western nor - 31
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tributDry to Riverside Narro\ols as set forth in Table e-2 of
21. r,
8 (a) All replenishment provided by \o1estern under
9 Paragraph IX and all credits received against such
·10 replenishment obligation shall be subject to the same adjustments ),1 for water quality applicable to base f10\~ at Riverside Narro.ls, 12 as set forth in the Orange County Judgment.
;t3 (b) \o1estern shall receive credit against its
14 replenishment obligations incurred under this Judgment for the 15 fo 110\01ing :
16 1, As against its replenishment obligation
17 under Paragraph VIII, any return flow to the Colton
18 Basin Area or the portion of the Riverside Basin Area 19 within San Bernardino County, respectively, resulting 20 from any excess extractions therefrom; and as
21 against its replenishment obligation under Paragraph ·22 IX, any return f101~ to the portion of the Riverside ·23 Basin Area in Riverside County, which contributes
24 to the base f101~ at Riverside NarroHs, resulting
25 from any excess extractions therefrom, 'or from the
26 Riverside Basin Area in San Bernardino County, or
27 from the Colton Basin Area.
28 2. Subject to adjustment under
29 Paragraph (a) hereof, any increase over the present
30 amounts of sel'''lge effluent discharged from
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6 Appendix. "C", such llmounts being subject to correction by the Ha tel'lnas tel' • or for any exp'orts fro::l the Son Bernardino Bnsin Area for use in the Yucaipa, San Timoteo, Oak Glen llnd Beaumont Basins.
XI
REPLENISI1l1ENT CREDITS AND ADJUSTHENT FOR QUALITY
treatment plants within Riverside County which are
tributary tq R{versid~ Narrows, and which results
fronl the use of imported \vater.
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9 10
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20 21
22 -23
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26 27
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32 vided in excess of that required; any amolmts ~lhich hereunder are allowed to be extracted from the
Colton and Riverside Basin Areas without
repleniShment obligation by Hestern, and which in
fact are not extracted; any storm floHS conserved
between Bunker Hill Dike and Riverside NarrOHS by
Horks financed solely by Western, or entities within
it, which WQuld not othenvise contribute to base
flow at Riverside Narrol'S; and any return flow
from imported Hater used in Riverside County which
contributes to base flow at Riverside Narrows;
provided, however, that such use of the underground
storage capacity in each of the above situations
does not adversely affect San Bernardino_Valley
in the discharge of its obligations at Riverside
NarrOl,s under the Orange County Judgment, nor
interfere with the accomplishment by San Bernardino
Valley of the primary objectives of Paragraph VIII,
as stated in Subdivision (g).
(c) The replenishment obligations of Hestern under
this Judgment shall not apply during such times as amounts of base flol, at Riverside Narrol,S and the amounts of water stored in the ground IMter resources below Bunker Hill Dike and tributary to the maintenance of such flol-I are found by Order of the Court to be sufficient to sati.sfy any obligation ~Ihich San Bernardino Va lley may have under this Judgment, o~' under the
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convey reclaimed sewage effluent, or other water, to or ncar Riverside Narrows, to meet its obligations under this or the Orange County Judgment, the City of Riverside shall make available to San Bernardino Valley for that purpose any unused capacity in the former Riverside Hater Company canal, and the Hashington and Monroe Street storni drains, without co'st except XII
CONVEyANCE OF 1·IATER BY SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY
TO RIVERSIDE NARRO~S.
If San Bernardino Valley determines that it will
sufficient to satisfy the obligations which San Bernardino valley may have to flaintiffs under this Judgment, and if the Court further finds by Order that during such times any such increases in exports would not adversely affect plaintiffs in the future.
Va lley in the future.
(d) The replenishment obligations of San llernardino
Valley under Paragraph X of this Jlldement for increase in exports from the Colton and Riverside Basin Areas within San Bernardino Valley below the Bunker lIill Dike shall not apply during such ti.mes as the amounts of water in the ground ,,'atel' resources of such area are found by Order of the Court to be that during such times any such increase in pumping, changes in use or exports wonld not adversely affect San Bernardino Orange County Judgment, and if the Court further finds by Order for any alterations or capital improvements which may be required, or any additional maint£'nance and operation eosts Hhich lIlay result. The use of thos£' facilities shall be subject to the 30 r£'qllir£'m£'llts of the Santa Ana River Basin Regional Hntel' Qunlity 31 . Control Bont-d nnd of the Stnte Health Depnrtment, aml compliance 1 2
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7 8
9 10
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XIII
~~ATERW\STER
This Judgment and the instructions and
8 9
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measurements and furnish such information as the Hatermaster may reasonably require, and the Hatermaster may verify such measurements and information and obtain additional measurements and information as the Hatermaster may deem appropriate. (b) The Hatermaster shall consist of a committee
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13 of tHO persons. San Bernardino vallt>y and Ht>stern shall each 14 have the right to nominate one of such persons. Each such 15 nomination shall be made in writing, served upon the other 16 parties to this Judgment, and filed in Court. Such person shall 17 be appointed by and serve at the pleasure of and until further 181 order of this Court. If either Western or San Bernardino Valley
25. In the event of failure Ot' inability of such Watermllster Watermastt>r shall be made in writing ct>rtiUt>d to be by unanimous action of both membet's of the Hatt>rmaster committee.
Committee to reach agreement, the Hatermnster comrn~ttcc may determine to submit the dispute to a third person to be selected Each and every finding and determination of the
Appendix "D" to this Judgment contains some of.(c)
.(d)
the data which have been used in preparation of this Judgment, and shall be utilized by the Hatermaster in connection ,·lith any questions of interpretation.
shall at any time nominate a substitute appointee in place of the last appointee to represent it, such appointee shall be appointed by the Court in place of such last appointee. 24 25
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28 29
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(f) The fees. compensation and expenses of each
person on the Hatermaster shall be borne by the District which nominated such person. All other Watermaster service costs and expenses shall be borne by San Bernarclino Valley and Western equally.
At the request of any party this Court will
The Waternl<1ster shaJ.1 initially compute and(g)
parties hereto.
by them, or if they are unable to agree on a selection, to be selected by the COllrt. in "hich case the! decision of the third person sh·111 be binding on the parties; othen,ise the fact, issue, or determination in question shall fortll\,ith be certified to this Court by the WatermRster, and after due notice to the parties and opportunity for hearing, said matter shall be cletermined by order of this Court, "hich may refer the by the Watermaster "ithin the meaning of this Judgment. (e) The Watermaster shall report to the Court and
to each party hereto in writing not more than seven (7) months after the end of each year, or "ithin such other time as the Court may fix, on each determination made by it pursuant to this Judgment, and such other items as the parties may mutually request or the Hatermaster may deem to be appropriate. All of the books and records of the Watermaster which are used in the prep·aration of, or are relevant to, such reported data, determinations and reports shall be open to inspection by the 1 2
3 <1.
5 6
7 8
9 .10
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14 15
16 17
18 19
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26 27
28 29
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1 conditions equivalent to those existing during the five calendar year period ending with·1963.- 2
:5 (h) The Watermaster shall as soon as practical
4 determine the correct figures for Paragraphs V(b), VI (b) 1, 5 VIII (a), IX(a). Dnd X, as the basis for an appropriate 6 supp1cmeni:a 1 order of this Court.
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XIV
CONTINUING JURISDICTION OF THE COURT
(a) The Court hereby reserves continuing
),1 jurisdiction of the subject matter and parties to this Judgment, 12 and upon application of any party, or upon its own motion, may review and redetermine, among other things, the following matters and any matters incident thereto:
1. The hydrologic condition of anyone or
all of the separate basins described in this Judgment in order to determine from time to time the safe yie1d'of the San Bernardino Basin Area.
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16 17
18 19 2. The desirability of appointing a
, 20 1 different Watermaster or a permanent neutral member of the '·21 Watermaster, or of changing or more clearly defining the .duties 22 of the Watermaster.
herein.
27. changes in the natural safe yield of the San Bernardino llClsin The desirability of providing for increases3.
Ii •. The adjusted rights of the Plaintiffs as
requir.ed to comply wi'th the provisions hereof \,ith respect to or decreases in the extraction of any particular party because of emergency requirements or in order that such party may secure its proportionate share of its rights as determined ,23
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26 27
28 29
30 31
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14 15
16 17
18 19
20 21
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26 27
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32 Area. If such changes occur, the Court shall adjudge that the adjusted rights and replenishment oblic.ltions of ench party shall be chanced proportionately to the respective base richts.
5. Conforming the obligations of San
Bernardino Valley under this Judgment to the terms of any nel~ judgment hereafter entered adjudicating the HateL- rights "Iithin San Bernardino Valley, if inconsistencies of the tHO judgments impose hardship on San Bernardino Valley.
6. Adjusting the figures in Paragraphs V(b) ,
VI(b) 1, VIII(a) IX(a) , and X, to conform to determination by the Watermaster.
7. Credit allol,ed for return floH in the San
Bernardino Basin Area if "Iater levels therein drop to the point of causing undue hardship upon any party.
8. Other matters not nerein specifically set
forth Hhich might occur in the future and "lhich HOL11d be of benefit to the parties in the uti.1i.zation of the surface and ground "Iater sup,Ply described in this Judgment, and not inconsistent Hith the respective rig hts of the parties as ·herein established and determined.
(b) Any party may apply to the Court under its
contipuing jurisdiction for any appropriate modification of this Judgment if its presently available sources of imported Hater are exhausted and it is unable to obtain additional supplies of imported water at a reasonable cost, or if there is any substanti.a1 delay in the delivery of imported Hater through the State Water Project.
28. 29.
Bernardino Va lley, Hes tern. or any other party from exercising such rights as it may have or obtain under lal'l to spread, stol"e undereround ilnd recapture imported ~,a ter, provided thil t any such usc of the underground storage capacity of the San Bernardi.no Basi.n Area by \~estern or any entity ,<ithin it shall not inter fere ,·,ith any rep lenishment program of the Bas in Area. and in the transfer of rights to the use of water, may be made iil the absence of injury to others or prejudice to the obligations of either San Bernardino Valley or Hestern under Judgment or the Orange County Judgment.
(c) If any Plaintiff shall desire to transfer all or
any of its water rights to extract water within San Bernardino Valley to a person, firm, or corporation, public or private, ~,ho or which is not then bound by this Judgment, such plaintiff shall as a cendition to being discharged as hereinafter pro~ vided cause such transferee to appear in this action and file a valid and effective express assumption of the obligations imposed upon such Plaintiff under this Judgment as to such trannferl"ed water rights. Such appearance and assumption of obli.gatiOll shall include the filing of a designation of the address to which shall be mailed all notices, requests, objections, reports and other papers permitted or required by the terms of this Judgment.
If any Plaintiff shall have transferred all of its
said ,<ater rights and each transferee not theretofore bound by this Judgment a9 a Plaintiff shall have appeared in this action -
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7 8
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14 15
16 17
18 19
20 21
22 ·23
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26 .27
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32 (a)
(b)
XV
'SAVING CLAUSES
Nothing in this Judgment. precltides San
Changes in the place and kind of water use,
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7 8
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16 17
18 19
20 21
22 ·23
24 25
26 27
28 29
30 31
32 and filed a valid and effective express asswnption ~f the obligations imposed upon stich· Plaintiff under this Judgment as to Buch transferred "Intel' rights. such transferring Plnlntiff shall thereupon be discharged fro,a all obligations hereunder.
If any Plaintiff shall cease to O\-m any rights in and to the ~Iatel supply declared herein and shall have caused the appearance and assumption provided for in the third precedi.ng sentence "Iith respect to each voluntary transfer, then upon application to this Court and after notice and hearing such Plaintiff shall thereupon be relieved and discharged from all further
obligations hereunder. Any such discharge of any Plaintiff hereunder shall not impair the aggregate rights of defendant San Bernardino Valley or the responsibility hereunder of the remaining Plaintiffs or any of the successors.
(d) Non-use of any right to take water as provided
herein shall not result in any loss of the right. San
Eernardino Valley does not guarantee any of the rights set out herein for Hestern and the other Plaintiffs as against the claims of third parties not bound hereby. If Hestern or the other Plaintiffs herein should be prevented by~cts of third parties within San Bernardino County from extracting the amounts of "Iater alloued them by this Judgment, they shall have the right to apply to this Court for any appropriate relief, including vacation of this Judgment, in which latter case all parties shall be restored to their status prior to this Judgment insofar as possible.
(e) Any replenishment obligation imposed hereunder
on San Bernardino Valley may be deferred until imported "Iater first is available to San Bernardino Valley under its contract with the Ca 1iforn1.a Department of 1-1<1 tel' Resources and the
30. 2 approximately eql1.11 annual installments thereafter. .'
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4, method by' which the cost of providing replenishment \"i11 be 5 financed, and no provision of this Judr,ment, nor its failure• to contain any provision, shall be construed to reflect any -
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XVI
EFFEGrIVE DATE
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12 The provisions of Paragraphs III and V to XII of this 13 Judgment shall be in effect from and after January 1, 1971; the' remaining provisions are in effect immediately.
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17 XVII
COSTS
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19 ,any other party.
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32 THE CLERK WILL ENTER THIS JUDGHENT FORTHlHTlI.
,?.-p·u/ I 7, / '7;;;7DATED: 17
APR 171969
31. \
...._- SANTA ANA RIVER
WATERSHED 80UNDARY
River
MAP SHOWING
Scale of Mile•
048JI'-\i;;ii __ 12
!
SAN BERNARDINO BASIN AREA 1 COLTON BASIN AREA 1 AND
RIVERSIDE BASIN AREA SITUATED WITHIN SAN BERNARDINO
COUNTY; RIVERSIDE BASIN AREA WITHIN RIVERSIDE COUNTY;
BUNKER HILL DIKE; RIVERSIDE NARROWS; AND BOUNDARIES OF
SAN BERNARDINO VALLEY MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT a WESTERN MUNICIPAL WATER DISTRICT OF RIVERSIDE COUNTY.
APPENDIX A
- APPEtmIX B
TABLE B,l ·.'
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!. " •.•
...," ,'.
De l.i.vel·y
to Areas
Outside. San
·Ilernll l'd ino
valley
EXTIVICTIWS BY I'J.1ITNTJFFS FRO:·! Tim SAil
. llVltNiiiTJ)"H:O MSTiT---/l'!\E/\ f6J[,"AIlEi\lIcKoY'5-YEAR· pm(T6i5l~f~TJ[j·;inJ['fiI1.c.iG3
(All Vnlues i.n Acre Feet)
Classified AccordinR to Service Area
:",
",0 •
;.
. ~; : ",
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.... "
. ..:'
:".-:". <-. Delivery
. .. .-. to Co lton
:. i'" Basin Area
& Riverside
Basin Area
ill Snn
Bernardino
County
Delivery
to San
Bernardino
Basin Area
Total
Extractions
in San
Bernardino
Basin AreaPlaintiff
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... : City of Riverside
(including
those rights
. acquired as
successor to the
. Rivers i_de 1-1a ter
. -. Company and The
Gage Cana 1 Company)
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...
50,726
'., .,
...... ;.' ;
.. :..; . ..... '::.'
.... .'.. '.
.....
: .. : :
·581'
....... .
.... . . 1,890 .
·. . . •.•....· :... '. ~ .. :.:.-,::
......
· ' .
. .. ." .:' . .:;.'.::' .::
.;.... '.:-:.'~: .
1260
... 2509
.: ','
,'. '. ",", ,',. ',,'
'.' ~ '; ....."
.' .. '
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..
°
326-. '..'
, , ,
° °'.
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1462
581
8,026
4,399
53,Mr8
- .
." Riverside Higil-
... .' Land \·la ter Company
Agua Mansa Water
Company, and I'!eeks
& Da ley \·later
Company
<.-
...< The Regents of
...... the Universi.ty
:".'- of Ca lif<!Jrnia
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.. ·."~ ..
'. '::. "'. ' . ~.,':','.:' .. :.•..'.....~-..•.,...:.":'.:" ( .,'.: :." ':.. ~ . . ., .' .4,O?5 ...... 60,897
~ ..... ': .: :.~ .":~')"·\/'~
.!' ': ..
. . '0: .", ..:...:
1\ • ~ . 0' '. , •••, • ~ • -, :':~' •••~ , ••' • 0" '.' •• '.~: .::'.-".-.~'•. ,. ", : : ; ~
0' :·.:: ••••••·.,·... :.·••:f.:.·.....,." '.~ . .' .:.:. " .. /. . . . 1,462
' ....:.....
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,
Total
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APPENDIX 1\
'fliTsf.i~IF:C
0,
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Plaintiff
" Delivery
to San,
Bernardino
Basin Area
, Delivery
,to Colton
Basin Area
& Rivel.'side
Basin Area
in San
Bernardino
Count,Y
Delivery
,to Areas
Outside San
Bernardino'
Valley
Aqua Hansa j'Tater
Company, and Meeks
& Daley Hater Company
, ,
,.........--
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City of Riverside
(including
, those rights
,acquired as
successor to the
Riverside Hater
Company and The
Gage Canal Company)
"Riverside Highland
'Hater Company
"
"
..;:
The Regents of the
, : Univcrs Hy of
. California
, , " '
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.543
'.':
".141
0,
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0.815
3.32i
", -.' ..
, :0.,250
.....
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'0
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, 0
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~: t", ' .•
1. 766 ',. 26. 26tl
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.APPENDIX C
TABJ,E C-l
'I'IIE
. EX'l'RACTIOfiS FOR liSE 1-II'rUIN HES'rEHN
FHOl1
SAN BERP:AHDIl-:D BAsTa-KnEA, COW'OJ! BASIN AREA,
AN1J'i'Tu:;rflVl';;{8rDj~:--B"1;3Ilrnf{f~A
Fan liB:; (iN J.i}fDS-i['IWjl !dU'; iW'l' '1'H:lilU'l'ARY ---'.1'0 'l'iJj; HlV jC:{i;J.15)~ to\nrroQsFOi-t---
AVEHAGE-(j'jT'1.'1iJI.;"':YZA11""1'YHIQTj}~RiJn~(;I I{ 1963 -
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Extractor
. City of Riverside, including.
Irrigation Division water
extr'acted by G<:tge Canal Co.
and fOJ;'mer Rivel'sid'e I·Iater Co.
Meeks a Daley Water Co., Agua Mansa
Water Co., and Temescal Vater Co.,
including'l'later received from City
of Riverside
Extractions delivered by Vest
Riverside Canal received from
Twin Buttes Water Co., La Sierra
~ater Co., Agua Mansa Vater Co.,
Salazar Water Co. I Vest Riverside
350" I·later Co., and Jurupa, \-later, Co.
Rubidoux Community Services District
Jurupa Hills Water Co.
TOTAL
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AvcrtJp;o
Ac. Ft.
30,657
13,731
5,712
531
36 50,667
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COl:..::ty Hater Dis~=ict
Ci';y of 2ialto
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14,27 2..
2,961
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3,9C3
'700
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APPEJIDIX D
TABLE D-l
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Basin
Beaumont
B~E; Be'll'
BOI'ea: CanJ'on
BemkeI' Hi11
City Creek
'Cook Canyon
Devil Canyon
Devil Creek
Lo\-:er Cajon
Little San Creek
Lytle
~ii11 Creek
Oak Glen
PlunE;e Creek
santa Ana
StI'awberry Creek
San Timoteo
~laterman Canyon
Yucaipa
Upper ~sin Total
Less: Beaumont
Oak Glen -,
San Timoteo
Yucaipa
Subtotal
Less BiE; Bear
Subtotal
Five Year Ave.
1959-6:'
10,06/,
1,171
91 181,600
3Yl _
197
3,326
'/12-
2,090
. 15
29,364
11,08/1
9:'5
1,265
1,790
291
2,272
367
13,837
260,139-
27,107
233,032
1,171
231,861
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Less. extrnctions for usc
outside San.BernaI'dino
County 60,897
Extl'actions from San Bernardino
for use in San BernnI'dino
County : 170,96/,
APPENDIX D
TAlm~ D-2
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Extre.ctor
. (VALUES III ACRE FEE'r)
Place of Usc
San Bernar~1IVerside Co. Total
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San Bernardino COtUlty
Entities
Riverside COttnty Entities
TOTAL EXTRAC'l'IOHS
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1If7
8,627
,J
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3,349
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3,/,96
11,976
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TAnI,E D-3
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Extractor San Bernardino Co. lliverside Co. Total
San Bernardino County
Entities 9,5132 0 9,582
Riverside Cotmty Entities 3,929 20,191 24,120
TOTAl, EXTRACTIONS 13,511 20,191 33,702
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