Article 4 - Surveys, Investigations and Adjudication of Rights

Article 4 - Surveys, Investigations and Adjudication of Rights

Section 72-4-1 - County drains; duty of state engineer; preliminary surveys; eminent domain; surveys on private property; damage.
Section 72-4-2 - [Authority to acquire water rights for development of county water supply system.]
Section 72-4-3 - [Authority to establish county water supply system; purpose.]
Section 72-4-4 - Water revenue bonds; limitations; conditions of issuance.
Section 72-4-5 - [Water revenue bonds; security; restrictions and limitations.]
Section 72-4-6 - [Determinations and findings prior to supplying water.]
Section 72-4-7 - [Sale of water revenue bonds; application of proceeds; cost of acquiring system.]
Section 72-4-8 - Water system cost paid from bond proceeds only.
Section 72-4-9 - [Water revenue bonds shall be legal investments.]
Section 72-4-10 - [Water revenue bonds, income, security instruments, agreements and revenue exempt from taxation.]
Section 72-4-11 - [Election by voters prior to issuance of bonds not required.]
Section 72-4-12 - [Notice, consent or approval by governmental body or public officer not required prior to issuance of bonds.]
Section 72-4-13 - Hydrographic survey of state stream systems; duty of state engineer; dam and reservoir sites; cooperation with United States.
Section 72-4-14 - [Cooperation with federal reclamation service; federal projects.]
Section 72-4-15 - [Determination of water rights; copies of hydrographic surveys; suits to determine right of appropriation.]
Section 72-4-16 - [Reports of hydrographic surveys; filing with state engineer; copies as evidence.]
Section 72-4-17 - Suits for determination of water rights; parties; hydrographic survey; jurisdiction; unknown claimants.
Section 72-4-18 - [Suits concerning water rights; submission of facts to jury or referee.]
Section 72-4-19 - [Adjudication of rights; decree filed with state engineer; contents of decree.]
Section 72-4-20 - [Water rights on interstate streams in litigation; duty of state engineer; exception.]

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