Docket 37-0000-2100F
Similar to rulemaking efforts in 2019 and 2020, the IWRB and IDWR are again adopting all fee rules as temporary rules to be effective July 1, 2021, in the event the Legislature adjourns without passing a “going home bill” reauthorizing all of Idaho’s administrative rules.
After adopting the temporary rules, the IWRB and IDWR will work to reestablish the temporary rules as permanent rules by publishing them as proposed rules and then as pending rules, and then submitting them to the 2022 Idaho Legislature for review and approval.
On March 18, 2022, the 2022 Legislature adopted the Pending Rule for this rulemaking as “final and effective” thus concluding this rulemaking process.
Meetings Scheduled
Documents
- IWRB Resolution Authorizing Pending Rule Publication – November 19, 2021
- Idaho Admin. Bulletin Vol. 21-10SE – October 20, 201 (Docket No. 37-0000-2100F, pages 4547 – 4702)
- IWRB Resolution Authorizing Proposed Rule Publication – September 30, 2021
- Idaho Admin. Bulletin Vol. 21-7SE – July 21, 2021 (Docket No. 37-0000-2100F, pages 4836 – 5039)
- 2nd IWRB Resolution Adopting Temporary Fee Rules – June 15, 2021
- IWRB Resolution Adopting Temporary Fee Rules – March 2, 2021
- Notice of Temporary Rulemaking – February 24, 2021
Comments
Comments may be sent by email or mail to rulesinfo@idwr.idaho.gov or
IDWR Rules Review Officer
PO Box 83720
Boise, ID 83720
When submitting comments, please cite the docket number or IDAPA rule chapter to which your remarks apply. Please be aware that your comments will become part of the public rulemaking record, and may be published to IDWR’s webpage.
Terminology
Reducing or restricting the use of surface or groundwater based on priority date.
A request from a water right holder for the administration of water rights under the prior appropriation doctrine. See IDAPA 37.03.11 for more detail.
A document submitted by a junior-priority groundwater right holder and approved by the Director (as provided in Rule 043) that identifies actions and measures to prevent, or compensate holders of senior-priority water rights for, material injury caused by the diversion and use of water by the junior-priority groundwater rights holders within an area having a common groundwater supply. See IDAPA 37.03.11 for more detail.
Statutes & Rules
Idaho Constitution
Idaho Statute
- Title 42: Irrigation and Drainage — Water Rights and Reclamation
- Title 43: Irrigation Districts
- Title 46, Chapter 10: State Disaster Preparedness Act