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Res Transfer of Water Appropriation from Well No. 1 to Shop Well Los Angeles - February 19, 1954 17^-2 Mr. C. M. Cory - Las Vegas: (cc - Mr. L. R. Maag) Referring to your letters of November 7th and December 7th, 1953# in connection with the above matter: I had hoped that the tank in the shop grounds would be completed in the near future, but I am now in receipt of advice that the contractor will not commence work until between March 7th and March 15th, and complete the work within 75 days thereafter. This completion date might, if we are optimistic, extend beyond the date of the transfer, and I am wondering if there is any necessity for us to have that tank completed so it will be available to accept this water prior to the actual transfer of the certificate. Frankly, I am not familiar with the technicalities surrounding these certificate transfers. Your letter of November 7th states that we do not wish a permit to be issued until after new distribution facilities in the shop grounds have been completed so that water can be delivered from the"new point of diversion to the railroad facilities.” Your letter of December 7th says that you are asking the State Engineer to withhold further action on our application "until such time as we are in a position of placing the water to beneficial use at the new point of diversion..." I assume the facilities are now installed other than the tank, so that the water can be delivered from the new point of diversion to the railroad facilities, but I am asking Mr. Maag to advise you on this point. It is not my understanding that when this permit is issued we have to immediately divert 2.5 c.f.s. of water and use it or have storage facilities to use it, but the permit is merely a permissible right to make the diversion and to consider the diversion made. If that is the case, why can't we have