New Mexico Administrative Code
Title 19 - NATURAL RESOURCES AND WILDLIFE
Chapter 25 - ADMINISTRATION AND USE OF WATER - GENERAL PROVISIONS
Part 8 - GROUND WATER STORAGE AND RECOVERY ACT
Section 19.25.8.32 - ANNUAL REPORT TO STATE ENGINEER
Current through Register Vol. 35, No. 6, March 26, 2024
Each permittee shall file an annual report with the state engineer. Upon submission of the annual report to the state engineer, the permittee shall file an annual fee (subject to amendment) in the amount of fifty cents ($0.50) per acre-foot of water placed in storage during the period of time covered by the annual report. The annual report shall include:
A. the total quantity of water stored and recovered under the permit
B. the amount of water stored and recovered during the previous calendar year
C. a discussion on the water quality of the recharge water, the water in the receiving aquifer, and the recovered water
D. measurements of the static level of the water table (or potentiometric surface) within the area of hydrologic effect;
E. discussion on effects to surface water, including springs, seeps, and wetlands
F. discussion on the operation and maintenance of the facilities
G. discussion on the development of the project facilities
H. discussion of changes to estimates or parameters used in the capability report
I. discussion of any other revisions to the capability report
J. discussion on permittee's compliance with all other relevant state and federal permits required to operate the artificial recharge, storage, and recovery project;
K. list of the expiration dates for all other state and federal permits required to operate the recharge, storage and recovery facility
L. list of all significant deviations between monitored and modeled results for water level and water quality analysis
M. discussion of recommendations for changes to the monitoring program or the operation and maintenance of the site facilities that may be implemented upon approval by the state engineer
N. all other relevant information requested by the state engineer
O. a sworn affidavit attesting to the truthfulness and accuracy of the report
