Request to Withdraw a Water Right / Exempt Notice for Provisional Permits, Groundwater Certificates, or Exempt Notices - Montana

Request to Withdraw a Water Right / Exempt Notice for Provisional Permits, Groundwater Certificates, or Exempt Notices is a legal document that was released by the Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation - a government authority operating within Montana.

FAQ

Q: What is a water right?
A: A water right is a legal authorization to use water from a specific source for a specific purpose.

Q: What is a provisional permit?
A: A provisional permit is a temporary authorization to use water while a water right application is being processed.

Q: What is a groundwater certificate?
A: A groundwater certificate is a type of water right that allows the use of water from underground sources.

Q: What is an exempt notice?
A: An exempt notice is a type of authorization that exempts certain water uses from needing a water right.

Q: When should I submit a request to withdraw a water right or exempt notice?
A: You should submit a request to withdraw a water right or exempt notice if you no longer intend to use the water as authorized.

Q: How do I submit a request to withdraw a water right or exempt notice?
A: You can submit a request to withdraw a water right or exempt notice by filling out the appropriate form and submitting it to the relevant water management agency in Montana.

Q: Are there any fees associated with withdrawing a water right or exempt notice?
A: There may be fees associated with withdrawing a water right or exempt notice. You should check with the water management agency for more information.

Q: Can I change my mind after submitting a request to withdraw a water right or exempt notice?
A: Once a request to withdraw a water right or exempt notice is submitted, it may be difficult to reverse the decision. You should carefully consider your options before submitting the request.

Q: What happens after I submit a request to withdraw a water right or exempt notice?
A: After you submit a request to withdraw a water right or exempt notice, the water management agency will review your request and notify you of any further actions required.

Q: Can I transfer a water right or exempt notice to someone else?
A: In some cases, water rights or exempt notices can be transferred to another person or entity. You should consult with the water management agency for more information on the transfer process.