South Dakota Statutes

§ 46-5-44 — United States withdrawal of unappropriated waters--Cancellation.

South Dakota·Title 46 WATER RIGHTS·Ch. 46-5 APPROPRIATION OF WATER

As soon as the Water Management Board is satisfied that the construction of works by the United States subject to a United States withdrawal approved prior to July 1, 1983, is no longer contemplated, it shall cancel its withdrawal of those waters from appropriation and the waters again shall be subject to general appropriation.

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Legislative History

SDC 1939, § 61.0137; SL 1955, ch 430, § 1; SDC Supp 1960, § 61.0123; SL 1983, ch 314, § 77.

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Vested rights acquired before July 1, 1955, validated.

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Violations of water use laws as misdemeanors--Civil fine in addition--Each day as separate violation--Exemption of board and commission actions.

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Suspension or cancellation of permit or license.

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Grant of water right for use outside state.

§ 46-1-14

Terms and conditions of permits and licenses--Amendment.

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§ 46-1-16

Authority of chief engineer to issue permits--Scheduling application.

§ 46-1-2

Development of water resources for public benefit.

§ 46-1-3

Water as property of people--Appropriation of right to use.

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Beneficial use of water resources--Prevention of waste--Right to water from natural stream or watercourse.

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§ 46-1-6

Definition of terms.

§ 46-1-7

Standards of measurement--Flow of water--Volume of water--Miner's inch.

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Beneficial use--Measure and limit of right to use of waters.

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