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<br />DRAIN APPLICATION No. <br /> <br />3134 <br /> <br />Under North Dakota Century Code Section 61-32-03. a water resource district may not grant a permit to drain until on <br />investigation determines that the quantity of water to be drained will not flood or adversely affect downstream lands. <br />The Investigation must Include a written evaluation of the factors given in North Dakota Administrative Code Section 89- <br />02-01-09.2. which will then become a permanent part of the permit record. <br /> <br />Therefore. the Water Resource District is required to provide written responses to each of the factors listed below. <br />Additional sheets may be attached as necessary. Upon completion. this signed form is to be returned to the State <br />Engineer's Office along with the original drain permit application. A signed copy of this completed form must also be <br />provided to the permit applicant. <br /> <br />89-02-01-09.2. Evaluation of applications. Factors considered. The state engineer, for applica- <br />tions of statewide or interdistrict significance, and the board, for all applications to drain, shall <br />consider the following factors: <br /> <br />1. The volume of water proposed to be drained and the impact of the flow or quantity <br />of this water upon the watercourse into which the water will be drained. <br />No adverse impacts if constructed per hydraulic an81ysis and design <br />recommendations. <br /> <br />2. Adverse effects that may occur to the lands of lower proprietors. This factor is <br />limited to the project's hydrologic effects such as erosion, duration of floods, impact <br />of sustained flows, and impact on the operation of downstream water control devices. <br />No adverse impacts if constructed per hydraulic analysis and design <br />recommendations. <br /> <br />3. The engineering design and other physical aspects of the drain. <br />5:1 inslope, 10' bottom and 4:1 backs lope <br /> <br />4. The project's impact on flooding problems in the project watershed. <br />No adverse impact. <br /> <br />5. The project's impact on ponds, sloughs, streams, or lakes having recognized fish <br />and wildlife values. <br />No adverse impact. <br /> <br />6. The project's impact on agricultural lands. <br />No adverse impact. <br /> <br />7. Whether easements are required. <br />Yes. <br /> <br />8. Other factors unique to the project. <br />None. <br /> <br />Signature: <br /> <br />Cholrmon or SecretolV 01 Woter Resource District Boord <br /> <br />Date: <br />
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