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Raw Water Aqueduct Right-of(I•l Non-Aqueduct Uses s< NUMBER: 718 PAGE NO.: 3 EFFECTIVE DATE: 27 JUN 06 Types of Permit The Manager of Water Supply Division shall keep available the forms listing the License or Easement general requirements set forth in Requirements for Entry or Use for each of the following: Temporary Entry Permit For temporary access to raw water aqueduct right-of-way such as for surveying, potholing, or for temporary access via the District right-of-way to property adjacent to the right-of-way, and for other similar short-term situations. Revocable License and Revocable Landscape License For pipelines, sewers, storm drains, overhead and underground cables, public trails, landscaping and other crossings or encroachments. Limited Land Use Permit Provides for agricultural or other surface use of the right-of-way for a period not to exceed one year. These permits are renewable annually if inspection reveals satisfactory conformance to conditions of permit. Easement For streets, highways, large pipelines, canals and railroads, and other permanent publicly owned encroachments. Easements are officially recorded with the county having jurisdiction. The fee or consideration will be significant and based on the value of the property being encumbered. The Manager of Water Supply Division shall request review of any proposed revisions to application forms and lists of requirements from the Engineering, Real Estate Services and Legal Departments, and the District Pipe Committee. Processing Temporary Entry Permits Applications The Manager of Water Supply Division may issue temporary entry permits including standard and temporary conditions relating to the use. The Manager of Real Estate Services and the Legal Department will be consulted regarding unusual circumstances. Revocable Licenses The Water Supply Division, if warranted, shall conduct a field investigation to determine requirements for aqueduct protection and in consultation with the Design Division will set forth the engineering and operating requirements. The Manager of Water Supply.Division shall then specify any and all requirements, including special conditions to the applicant, discuss the terms and conditions of the license agreement as well as any processing, design and inspection costs and license fee. The Manager of Water Supply Division may then enter into a standard license agreement with relevant special conditions on behalf of the District. The Manager of Real Estate Services and the Legal Department will be consulted regarding any unusual circumstances.