California § 1393 - The board shall include as a condition in any permit under which a reservoir with
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§ 1393. The board shall include as a condition in any permit under which a reservoir with
The board shall include as a condition in any permit under which a reservoir with an impounding capacity of 50 acre-feet or more is to be constructed, that the permittee shall clear the site of the proposed reservoir of all structures, trees, and other vegetation which would interfere with the use of the reservoir for water storage and recreatonal purposes.
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