Small Domestic Use Registration Notices

Annual Registration Program Information

Introduction

Water Code section 1228.2, subdivision (c) provides that the State Water Resources Control Board (State Water Board), Division of Water Rights (Division) shall post the following information on this website:

a summary of the location, nature, and amount of water appropriated pursuant to the water rights registration program; and,
a description of the availability of unappropriated water in those stream systems which may become fully appropriated within the next reporting period.

Amount of Water Appropriated

The table below provides a summary of the location, nature and amount of water appropriated pursuant to the water rights registration program as of June 30, 2018.

County	Watershed¹	Amount of Water Appropriated (acre-feet per year)²
County	Watershed¹	Small Domestic	Livestock Stockpond	Small Irrigation	Cannabis Small Irrigation	Total
Alameda	San Francisco Bay	11.0	29.5			40.5
Amador	Upper Cosumnes	12.2	15.7			27.9
Amador	Upper Mokelumne	9.5	12.1			21.6
Butte	Honcut Headwaters-Lower Feather	12.4	10.0			22.4
Butte	North Fork Feather	0.3				0.3
Calaveras	San Joaquin Delta	10.3				10.3
	Upper Calaveras California	46.1				46.1
	Upper Mokelumne	0.5				0.5
	Upper Stanislaus	5.2	2.0			7.2
Colusa	Sacramento-Stone Corral	9.9	151.3			161.2
Contra Costa	San Francisco Bay	25.0	7.4			32.4
	San Joaquin Delta		1.7
	San Pablo Bay		0.6
Del Norte	Smith	16.2				16.2
El Dorado	North Fork American	16.6	5.0			21.6
	South Fork American	33.2				33.2
	Upper Cosumnes	21.6	10.0			31.6
Fresno	Middle San Joaquin-Lower Chowchilla	1.5				1.5
Fresno	Upper Dry	3.2				3.2
Glenn	Upper Stony	5.3	7.5			12.8
Humboldt	Lower Eel	31.8			7.1	38.9
	Lower Klamath	6.3			0.6	6.9
	Mad-Redwood	67.7			2.4	70.1
	Mattole	89.3	6.0	0.9	7.8	104.0
	South Fork Eel	72.0			7.8	79.8
	South Fork Trinity	12.6			1.7	14.3
	Trinity	3.4			0.9	4.3
Inyo	Crowley Lake	5.0				5.0
	Owens Lake	6.0				6.0
	Panamint Valley	4.5				4.5
Kern	Indian Wells-Searles Valleys	6.1				6.1
Kern	Middle Kern-Upper Tehachapi-Grapevine	0.3				0.3
Lake	Upper Cache	45.9				45.9
Lake	Upper Putah	82.4				82.4
Lassen	Honey-Eagle Lakes	5.0				5.0
	Madeline Plains	0.2	3.7			3.9
	Massacre Lake		11.1			11.1
Los Angeles	Antelope-Fremont Valleys	7.5				7.5
Los Angeles	Santa Clara	18.5				18.5
Madera	Fresno River	21.7	4.2			25.9
Madera	Middle San Joaquin-Lower Chowchilla		10.0			10.0
Marin	San Pablo Bay	22.3	56.8			79.1
Marin	Tomales-Drake Bays	3.8	178.0			181.7
Mariposa	Middle San Joaquin-Lower Chowchilla	17.9	111.9			129.8
Mariposa	Upper Merced	2.5				2.5
Mendocino	Big-Navarro-Garcia	432.3	39.5	32.0	1.7	505.5
	Gualala-Salmon				0.6	0.6
	Lower Eel	12.4			3.6	16.0
	Mattole	1.6				1.6
	Middle Fork Eel	23.1				23.1
	Russian	178.6	90.4	81.3	1.9	352.2
	South Fork Eel	30.4			8.9	39.3
	Upper Eel	62.2	53.0		2.4	117.6
Modoc	Surprise Valley		3.7			3.7
	Goose Lake		8.0			8.0
	Upper Pit	15.0				15.0
Monterey	Central Coastal	75.3	1.9			77.2
Monterey	Salinas	5.7	2.5			8.2
Napa	San Pablo Bay	217.8	27.3	31.6		276.7
	Suisun Bay		0.5			0.5
	Upper Putah	80.7	14.0			94.7
Nevada	Truckee	0.1	0.2			0.3
	Upper Bear	13.7				13.7
	Upper Yuba	29.7				29.7
Placer	Lake Tahoe	1.4				1.4
	Lower American	23.8				23.8
	North Fork American	6.3				6.3
	Truckee	5.5				5.5
	Upper Bear	16.0				16.0
	Upper Coon-Upper Auburn	4.5	9.9			14.4
	Upper Yuba	10.0				10.0
Plumas	East Branch North Fork Feather	8.2				8.2
	Middle Fork Feather	6.3				6.3
	North Fork Feather	3.5				3.5
Sacramento	Lower American					0.0
San Bernardino	Ivanpah-Pahrump Valleys	0.2				0.2
	Mojave	0.3				0.3
	Southern Mojave	14.4				14.4
San Diego	San Diego	3.5				3.5
San Joaquin	San Joaquin Delta		19.4			19.4
San Luis Obispo	Central Coastal	5.0				5.0
	Estrella	8.0				8.0
	Salinas	41.2	39.8			81.0
San Mateo	San Francisco Bay	4.9				4.9
San Mateo	San Francisco Coastal South	32.5	41.6			74.1
Santa Barbara	Santa Barbara Coastal	7.5				7.5
Santa Barbara	Santa Ynez	10.0				10.0
Santa Clara	Coyote	19.0				19.0
	Pajaro	9.6	2.2			11.8
	San Francisco Bay		9.7			9.7
Santa Cruz	Monterey Bay	5.5				5.5
Shasta	Battle Creek	13.7				13.7
	Clear Creek-Sacramento River	8.7	6.0			14.7
	Cottonwood Creek	8.8	8.3			17.1
	Cow Creek	18.1	13.9			32.0
	Lower Pit	14.7				14.7
Sierra	Middle Fork Feather	3.4				3.4
	Truckee	1.8				1.8
	Upper Yuba	26.7				26.7
Siskiyou	Lower Klamath	45.7				45.7
	Sacramento Headwaters	0.4				0.4
	Salmon	9.3				9.3
	Scott	34.6				34.6
	Shasta	3.7				3.7
	Upper Klamath	33.1				33.1
Solano	Lower Sacramento	10.0	10.0			20.0
	San Francisco Bay, Suisun Bay	7.8				7.8
	Suisun Bay	1.8	8.9			10.7
	Upper Putah	11.2				11.2
Sonoma	Gualala-Salmon	43.9	1.4			45.3
	Russian	358.0	54.8	20.0		432.8
	San Pablo Bay	49.1	75.0	20.0		144.1
	Tomales-Drake Bays	33.5	53.7			87.2
Tehama	Battle Creek	1.2	8.0			9.2
	Big Chico Creek-Sacramento River	5.6	1.0			6.6
	Cottonwood Creek	18.1	80.4			98.5
	Paynes Creek-Sacramento River	20.9	55.8			76.7
	Thomes Creek-Sacramento River		35.0			35.0
	Thomes Creek-Sacramento River, Paynes Creek-Sacramento River		9.3			9.3
Trinity	Lower Eel	16.9			0.1	17.0
	Mad-Redwood	22.0			2.9	24.9
	South Fork Trinity	48.8			0.2	49.0
	Trinity, South Fork Trinity				0.4	0.4
	Trinity	68.0			6.1	74.1
Tulare	Upper Kern	1.0				1.0
Tuolumne	Upper Tuolumne	1.3				1.3
Yolo	Sacramento-Stone Corral	9.4	5.6			15.0
	Upper Cache		18.8			18.8
	Upper Cache, Sacramento-Stone Corral		7.3			7.3
	Upper Putah					0.0
Yuba	Honcut Headwaters-Lower Feather	3.6	8.0			11.6
	Upper Bear		10.0			10.0
	Upper Yuba	3.2				3.2
Grand Total		3,156.0	1,469.3	185.8	56.98	4,868.1
¹ Watershed designation is the name of the Hydrologic Unit (8-digit code) of the United States Geological Survey.
² Amount of Water Appropriated is the face value of the registration.

Availability of Unappropriated Water

This section provides a description of the availability of unappropriated water in those stream systems which may become fully appropriated between July 1, 2018 and June 30, 2019.

County	Stream System	Description
Nevada, Placer, Sierra	Lake Tahoe and Truckee River Basin	Water Rights Decision 1651 provides that the State Water Board should administer water rights with a view towards assuring that water use is consistent with the Interstate Settlement Act (Act). Under provisions of the Act, the Truckee River Operating Agreement has taken effect. Due to the uncertainty regarding the amount of water that will be made available for California water rights, applications in the stream system will be required to perform a water availability analysis to show that water is available for that project.

If a registration is filed with a source of supply on a stream system listed above, the registration will not take effect unless the Division finds that unappropriated water is available for the appropriation proposed in the registration. If the Division finds that unappropriated water is not available to supply the appropriation proposed in the registration, the stream system will be considered for inclusion on the State Water Board’s Declaration of Fully Appropriated Stream Systems.

Water Code section 1205 et seq. provides that the State Water Board, following notice and hearing and upon making specified findings, may adopt, revise, or revoke a declaration that a stream system is fully appropriated. Upon inclusion of a stream system on such a declaration, the State Water Board thereafter is prohibited from accepting for filing any application to appropriate water by permit or registration with a source of supply on the stream system, except that the declaration may specify conditions and limitations under which the State Water Board will accept the filing of applications and registrations.

The State Water Board’s current Declaration of Fully Appropriated Stream Systems is contained in Order WR 98-08 and is available at: http://www.waterboards.ca.gov/waterrights/water_issues/programs/fully_appropriated_streams/