§ 1203 Municipal Excess Water Use
This law lets a landowner use extra water that a city has if the city isn't using it, but only while the city still doesn't need that water.
A small town has a reservoir that sometimes holds more water than the town needs for drinking and cleaning.
A farmer who owns land next to the reservoir can take that extra water to water his crops, but only as long as the town doesn't need that extra supply. If the town later needs the water for residents, the farmer must stop using it.
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§ 1203 Municipal Excess Water Use
Last verified: January 11, 2026