South Dakota § 46-2A-7.4 - Priority list for future unappropriated water.
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§ 46-2A-7.4. Priority list for future unappropriated water.
From the list of complete applications submitted pursuant to § 46-2A-7.1 and assigned a common priority date, the board shall create a priority list using a random selection process to be determined by the board. The priority list determines the order of eligibility for any unappropriated water the board may determine is available at a future date. Establishing the priority of each application by the board shall be scheduled no later than the second regularly scheduled board meeting following expiration of the thirty day application period.
Source: SL 2014, ch 214, § 5.
Source: official South Dakota text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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