FEATURE ARTICLE

October 2006

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Alice in Groundwater Land: Court Defines State Board ‘Subterranean Stream’ Jurisdiction

There will always be great difficulty in fixing a line, beyond which the water in the sand and gravels over which a stream flows and which supply or behold the stream, ceases to be part thereof and becomes what is called percolating water. (Hudson v. Dailey, 156 Cal. 617, 627-28 (1909).)