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Taos Valley water rights seek permanent 2990 acre feet reserve
Taos Valley water entities push for a permanent hold on 2990 acre feet of San Juan Chama water. The plan aims to reserve the allocation from the Department of the Interior Bureau of Reclamation after decades of litigation and ad hoc use, with Taos Pueblo and local districts weighing involvement. Concerns focus on securing water amid downstream use and funding for storage, while negotiations continue with ISC and BOR oversight.
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Taos
Interstate Steams Commission
Department of Interior
San Juan-Chata
Tads
Palemon Martifez
Tao8 Valley Water Board
Interstate Streams Commision
ISC
Department of the Interior
Martinez
Og Valley
San Juan
Avajo
Navajo
Colorado Basin
Rio Grande
Ibuquerque
Taos Valley
Bureau of Reclamation
BOR
San Juan-Chama
Geoff Bryce
Taos Valley Acequia Association
San Juan Chama
Indian Camp Dam
Rio Chiquito
Pot Creek
Rio Hondo
Valdez
Bryce
Indian Camp
Conservancy District
Trict
Steve Reynolds
New Mexico
Rio Pueblo de Taos
Arroyo Séca
Rio Lucero
Rio Pueblo
Rio Fernando
Rio Grande del Rancho
State of
Abeyta
Cuchilla
Des Mantes
BOA
Taos Valley Water Board
Taos Valley Mutual Domestic Water Consumers Association
Taos Ski Valley
Twining Water District
Taos County
Taos’ Valley Acequia Association
Taos Pueblo Tribal
Gia
Ryce
United States
Tad Breblo
Nelon Cordova
Cardova
Water Board
Cordova
Thi
el Prado
Faos Valley
Bisttlét
Albuquerqle
Gan Sant Ee
Vail Bryce