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How will the draft policy affect applications for existing onstream dams?

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How will the draft policy affect applications for existing onstream dams?

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• A passive bypass system, or automated computer-controlled bypass system, is constructed that conforms to the requirements contained in the draft policy • A passive bypass system, or automated computer-controlled bypass system, is constructed that conforms to the requirements contained in the draft policy Other permitting requirements for onstream dams are dependent on the stream classification at the point of diversion. For onstream dams on Class I streams, the State Water Board will not consider approving a water right permit unless the applicant provides documentation acceptable to the State Water Board that the onstream dam was built prior to July 19, 2006, that fish passage facilities are constructed in accordance with requirements provided by DFG in a written certification, and that fish screens are installed in accordance with policy requirements. For onstream dams on Class II streams the State Water Board will not consider approving a water right permit unless the applicant pr

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