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How do water rights work?
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Posted by Sunny 4 acres on June 27, 2007 at 23:56:36 from (72.75.195.180):
My neighbor who has ajoining property had his spring dry up and has found his well to be less reliable than he hoped for. Higher up the hill on my property there is springs galore. He wants to do the water rights thing. I know nothing about it. when a person buys your water rights does it pertain to just that spring? Can you channel water into a ditch to control muddy spots in the field within an x amount of space of his spring? Can the rights be made permanet or renewable? After I give him the okay he will draw up something with his lawyer to make it legal. I know nothing about this so can anyone of you fill me in with knowledge or know anything through doing this? Thanks in advance fellas!
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