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 "description": "and Purpose: Idaho Code 42-233 a and b \"A Critical Ground Management Area\n(CGMA) is all or part of a ground water basin that does not have sufficient\nground water to provide a reasonably safe supply for irrigation or other uses\nat the current or projected rates of withdrawal. The Director of IDWR can deny\nan application for a proposed use if the point of diversion lies within the\ndesignated area and may require water users to report diversions or other\ninformation. A Ground Water Management Area (GWMA) is all or part of a ground\nwater basin that may be approaching the conditions of a CGMA. Applications for\nnew water appropriations may be approved only after it is determined that\nsufficient supply is available and other prior water rights will not be\ninjured. The Director may require reporting of water use by water users within\nthe area.\" Idaho Department of Water Resources Open-File Report Ground Water\nManagement Areas in Idaho: Overview as of 1998. Helen Harringtion, Shane\nBendixsen.",
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