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Idaho Statutes Title 42. Irrigation and Drainage--Water Rights and Reclamation § 42-1716. Notice of completion--Filing of supplementary drawings or descriptive matter

Current as of January 01, 2024 | Updated by Findlaw Staff

Immediately upon completion of a new dam, reservoir or mine tailings impoundment structure or enlargement or repair of a dam, reservoir or mine tailings impoundment structure the owner shall give notice of completion to the director, and as soon thereafter as possible file with the director supplementary drawings or descriptive matter showing or describing the dam, reservoir or mine tailings impoundment structure as actually constructed, including the following:

(a) A record of all grout holes and grouting.

(b) A record of permanent location points and bench marks.

(c) A record of tests of concrete or other material used in the construction of the dam, reservoir or mine tailings impoundment structure.

(d) Any other items which may be of permanent value and have a bearing on the safety and performances of the dam, reservoir or mine tailings impoundment structure.

In connection with the enlargement or repair of a dam, reservoir or mine tailings impoundment structure, the supplementary drawings and descriptive matter need apply only to the new work.

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