Community Watershed Alliance
of the Middle San Pedro Valley
Adjudication References
…an evolving team of stakeholders
working together to promote
the sustainable health of
our watershed.
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Links to ADWR website page. Allows download of various sections. Can also read Objections filed by individuals.
At top of page is General Description of Adjudication Process. Scroll down 15 headings to: Subflow Zone Delineation.......
HIGHLIGHTS FROM DEC. 14 CONFERENCE
The Special Master George Schade, Jr. held a conference in Sierra Vista to address twenty objections and comments filed to the Subflow Delineation Report dated June 2009, prepared by the Arizona Department of Water Resources.
The Special Master had previously reviewed the objections referred to him. The majority describe existing wells, some history,and current or planned water uses. Many did not provide technical information. Several objections describe the artesian nature of a well or wells with one objection possibly being outside the scope of this phase of the case.
Only one person filing an objection was in attendance. The Special Master explained that an order would be forth coming that would provide until Jan. 31st for those who had filed individual objections to expand their objection and focus on the original directive - limiting comments to ADWR’s finding regarding lateral extent of the subflow zone - addressing the science utilized.
FEATURED MAPS
EVIDENTIARY HEARING
AUGUST 24, 2011
To address objections to the Arizona Department of Water Resources report of June 30, 2009 and their subsequent responses to Objections from January 31, 2011.
ADWR’s Response to Comments and Objections
Filed on Its June 2009 Subflow Zone Delineation Report for the San Pedro
River Watershed. As requested by the Court, on January 31, 2011 the
Arizona Department of Water Resources filed a report in the Gila River
Adjudication that responds to comments and objections on its June 2009
Subflow Zone Delineation Report for the San Pedro River Watershed. ADWR’s
2011 report summarizes the technical comments and objections that were
received and presents ADWR’s responses, together with supporting
tables, figures and appendices.