The administration of the Middle Rio Grande basin: 1956-2002

Natural Resources Journal

Volumn 42, Issue 4, 2002, Pages 939-968

  Jones, Celina A ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO   (United States)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

ADMINISTRATIVE FRAMEWORK; BASIN MANAGEMENT; GROUNDWATER; HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE; RIVER BASIN;

UNITED STATES;

EID: 0037799419     PISSN: 00280739     EISSN: None     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

References (23)

1. See N.M. STATE ENGINEER MIDDLE RIO GRANDE ADMINISTRATIVE AREA GUIDELINES FOR REVIEW OF WATER RIGHT APPLICATIONS 3, Guideline 1(a), Figure 1 (2000).
2. IRA CLARK, WATER IN NEW MEXICO 296 (1987).
3. S.E. REYNOLDS ET AL., COORDINATED ADMINISTRATION OF SURFACE AND GROUND WATER UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF PRIOR APPROPRIATION 3 (1967).
4. Jim Williams, Rio Grande Underground Water Basin Declared, 44 WATER RESOURCES RES. INSTITUTE 1-2 (1999), available at http://wrri.nmsu.edu/publish/watcon/proc/proc44/ williams.pdf.
5. S.E. Reynolds, N.M State Engineer, Memorandum Declaring the Middle Rio Grande Basin (Nov. 29, 1956).
6. Wayne S. Scott, Underground Water District Draws Fire, ALBUQUERQUE J., Jan. 4, 1957, at 1.
7. Water Basin a Necessity, Mechem Thinks, ALBUQUERQUE J., Dec. 23, 1956, at 1.
8. Wayne S. Scott, Albuquerque Can Claim All Water, Says Chairman. ALBUQUERQUE J., Dec. 19, 1956, at 1.
9. Wright Van Deusen, Farm Bureau Plan Court Attack on Water Basin Order, ALBUQUERQUE TRIB., Jan. 7, 1957, at 1.
10. Stage Is Set for Court Test of Water Order, ALBUQUERQUE TRIB., Feb. 8, 1957, at 1.
11. City to File Suit in Water Ruling, ALBUQUERQUE J., May 16, 1957, at 1.
12. Judge Turns Down City's Plea in Case on Rio Grande Basin, ALBUQUERQUE J., May 30, 1957, at 1.
13. Charles T. DuMars, Changing Interpretations of New Mexico's Constitutional Provisions Allocating Water Resources: Integrating Private Property Rights and Public Values, 26 N.M. L. Rev. 367, 371 (1996).
14. G. Emlen Hall, Steve Reynolds-Portrait of a State Engineer as a Young Artist, 38 NAT. RESOURCES J. 537, 544 (1998).
15. R. ALLAN FREEZE & JOHN CHERRY, GROUNDWATER 313-34 (1979).
16. GROUND WATER AND WELLS 20-23 (Edward E. Johnson, Inc. ed., 1966).
17. http://www.ago.state.nm.us/pdf/OPNO-94-07.pdf.
18. Robert E. Glover & Glenn G. Balmer, River Depletion Resulting from Pumping a Well Near a River, 35 AM. GEOPHYSICAL UNION TRANSACTIONS 468 (1954).
19. JOHN MICHAEL KERNODLE ET AL., U.S. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY, SIMULATION OF GROUNDWATER FLOW IN THE ALBUQUERQUE BASIN, CENTRAL NEW MEXICO, 1901-1994, WITH PROJECTIONS TO 2020 (1995).
20. PEGGY BARROLL, OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER TECHNICAL DIVISION, DOCUMENTATION OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE GROUNDWATER MODEL FOR THE MIDDLE RIO GRANDE BASIN, HYDROLOGY BUREAU REPORT 99-3 (Apr. 1999).
21. S.S. Papadopulos & Associates, Middle Rio Grande Water Supply Study, Figure 5.17, 2000, at http://www.seo.state.nm.us/water-info/mrgwss/.
22. City of Rio Rancho Appeals State Engineer's Decision Requiring Purchase of Offset Water Rights before Groundwater Pumping Affects River, Western Water Law and Policy Report, December 2001, at http://www.argentco.com/htm/f_ww_20011201.209605.htm.
23. ALLETTA BELIN ET AL., TAKING CHARGE OF OUR WATER DESTINY: A WATER MANAGEMENT POLICY GUIDE FOR NEW MEXICO IN THE 21ST CENTURY 13 (2002).