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43 U.S.C. § 623Map of district and plan of irrigation project; approval by Secretary

submitted 110 years ago by ch. 319 to r/title-43-PUBLIC-LANDS · 239 words · no verdicts yet

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The irrigation district must submit a map and detailed engineering information before its lien can cover the specified lands. The Interior Secretary must approve the water supply, project feasibility, irrigation plan, and water source.

Before any unentered land, or entered land without a final certificate, can be subject to the contemplated lien, the irrigation district must submit to the Interior Secretary, and the Secretary must approve, a district map or plat and enough detailed engineering information to show that the water supply is sufficient and the project is feasible. If the works are not built, the plan must explain how the district will irrigate and reclaim the land thoroughly and prepare it for ordinary crops, and must show the water source. For districts organized before August 11, 1916, whose works were already built and operating, once the Secretary approves a satisfactory map, plat, and plan, the entered and unentered lands are subject to district taxes and assessments already levied, in the same way as similarly held private land.
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No unentered lands and no entered lands for which no final certificates have been issued shall be subject to the lien or liens herein contemplated until there shall have been submitted by said irrigation district to the Secretary of the Interior, and approved by him, a map or plat of said district and sufficient detailed engineering data to demonstrate to the satisfaction of the Secretary of the Interior the sufficiency of the water supply and the feasibility of the project, and which shall explain the plan or mode of irrigation in those irrigation districts where the irrigation works have not been constructed, and which plan shall be sufficient to thoroughly irrigate and reclaim said land and prepare it to raise ordinary agricultural crops, and which shall also show the source of water to be used for irrigation of land included in said district: Provided, That in those irrigation districts organized prior to August 11, 1916, and whose irrigation works had then been constructed and were then in operation as soon as a satisfactory map, plat, and plan shall have been approved by the Secretary of the Interior, as in this chapter provided, such entered and unentered lands shall be subject to all district taxes and assessments theretofore actually levied against the lands in said district and in the same manner in which lands of a like character held under private ownership are subject to liens and assessments.

Source credit: (Aug. 11, 1916, ch. 319, § 3, 39 Stat. 507.)

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  • 1916Enacted · Act of Aug. 11, 1916, ch. 319 · 39 Stat. 507

A history note hasn’t been published yet. The record shows enactment by ch. 319 on 1916-08-11.

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