Lake Creek Irrigation

Certificate Transfers

Upper Lake Creek Canal

To make a transfer, the original certificate is needed. If the original certificate is not available, there is an affidavit available for shareholder to fill out to transfer shares.

The shareholders must sign and date the back of the certificate in the presence of a witness, and the witness must also sign the back of the certificate. This can take place at the CUWCD office.

The certificate then needs to go through the secretary in order to be given to the new shareholder. Once complete, the new shareholder will be contacted to either pick the certificate up, or to have it mailed to them.

In order for the certificate transfer to take place, company assessments must be paid in full, as well as the certificate transfer fees.

 - There is a $50.00 fee to conduct a certificate transfer, and an additional $25.00 fee to have the new certificate sent via mail.
 - When a non-shareholder calls to verify shares, only the following information can be given:

  • We can confirm if a shareholder owns water.
  • We can confirm the number of shares owned by a shareholder, but we cannot give out the number if otherwise asked.
  • We can give out the assessments total with the understanding they may go up that year.
  • We can tell them if the assessments have already been paid.
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