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September 2005
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Colorado: Water Supply and the Land Use Connection
In Colorado, as in other parts of the West, urban population is exploding, fueling new development and straining an already scarce water supply. The physical water supplies become more scarce as the competition for such supplies increases among various uses, whether it be for development, agriculture, commercial, industrial expansion, species protection, or simply because drought has taken its toll.
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Read related items on:
 Statutes - State) Colorado) Colorado Rev. Statutes § 30-28-13
Statutes - State) Colorado) Colorado State Constituion art XVI, § 6
Statutes - State) Colorado) Colorado Water Right Determination and Administrative Act
Topics) Land Use) Water Supply
Topics) Referenda and Initiatives) Water Rights and Supply
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Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment
Office of the State Engineer
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