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Nelson V. Big Lost River Irrigation Dist. Clerk's Record V. 1 Dckt. 35543 UIdaho Law Digital Commons @ UIdaho Law Idaho Supreme Court Records & Briefs 10-31-2008 Nelson v. Big Lost River Irrigation Dist. Clerk's Record v. 1 Dckt. 35543 Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.law.uidaho.edu/ idaho_supreme_court_record_briefs Recommended Citation "Nelson v. Big Lost River Irrigation Dist. Clerk's Record v. 1 Dckt. 35543" (2008). Idaho Supreme Court Records & Briefs. 2196. https://digitalcommons.law.uidaho.edu/idaho_supreme_court_record_briefs/2196 This Court Document is brought to you for free and open access by Digital Commons @ UIdaho Law. It has been accepted for inclusion in Idaho Supreme Court Records & Briefs by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons @ UIdaho Law. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Vot. --1I.. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO ----------· ------------------------~------------------------------ DAVID NELSON and LOY PEHRSON, et al, LAVJ CLER!< Plaintiffs-Counterdefandants-Appellants, ) . ' 1 1 vs. WV u·· '! TI··o.N 1tEt~;t{ih'J< D.fJl'J A.·.. ,G'mNT _l~~ .. ti ., ! ......., .. ,~. -, ..1.,,,1 . ) . ' BIG LOST RIV.ER IRRIGATION DISTRICT; ) Board of Directors, RICHARD REYNOLDS, ) CHARLIE HUGGINS, KENT HARWOOD, ) JOEL ANDERSON, BRUCE WARNER, ) SUl'RE' "!i: CGUF· ·10. 35543 IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF \V ATEf! RESOURCES ) and DAVID R. TUTHILL, JiC,,,, D'cectu,· · Custt:r Couri,Y Cu.sr ·; ~,;.8V-05-·91 ) De f endants-Countet'c la i rnr.n ts~Crvs.s 1i,A'endanrs­ Respondents. .. .. ) and ,_..... .....F_,,,ilc-i.l'-:i,,...J:-~-(.;~-l=,)-,p\i- .. --,-- - I . ROBERTWAiiDOl.:?S,<tal,JAYF.PEARSO ,et I, • . ..·. 1 I Intervenors-CounterclaiH•>.,its-Crossclaimants-Re p~r-., ents ( · ' ,:; I allM! ! l -----------------.-' ___ ___ _ ____ Supreme\l,i~~~1~:.:=. ______ _ Appeal from the District Court oftht: C,e,,r;nth Jt<:Hdal Dbtrict 0fthe )tat~ of Idaho, ir. -,md'for the County of Custer; · Before the Honorat-:~ Jon J. ~-)iiindurling,, District Judge. _____________,,,,.... ,s_, __________~-- Attorney for Plaintiffs/Counterdefendants: Patrick D. Brown, Esq., I 04 Lincoln Street, P.O. Box 207, Twin Falls ID 83303-0207. Attorney for Defendants/Counterclaimants and Cross-Defendant: Kent Fletcher, Esq., 1200 Overland Ave., P.O. Box 248, Burley, Idaho 83318. Attorney for Idaho Department of Water Resources: Attorney General's Office, Phillip Rassier, Esq., 322 E. Front St., P.O. Box 83720, Boise, Idaho 83720. I Attorney for lntervenors and Butte County Commissioners: Kent W. Foster, Esq., Robert Harris, Esq., 1000 Riverwalk Dr., Ste 200, P.O. Box 50130, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83405-0130 BARBARABREEDLOV~CLERK By: Ruth Brunker, deputy IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF IDAHO **********~**********"******* DAVID NELS 1)N and LOY PEHRSON, et al, ) ) Plaintiffs-Counterde:fandants-Appellants, ) ) vs. ). ) BIG LOST RJVER IRRJGATION DISTRJCT; ) Board of Directors, RJCHARD REYNOLDS, ) CHARLIE HUGGINS, KENT HARWOOD, ) JOEL ANDERSON, BRUCE WARNER, ) SUPREME COURT NO. 35543 IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES ) and DAVID R. TUTHILL.. JR., Director ) Custer Count• Case No. 05-91 ) Oefendants,.Counterclaimants-Crossdefe!1dants­ ') ) Respondent,. j ) .• and j ;zOB.ERT Wf.DDOUPS, et al, JAY F. PEAR.SON, et al, ,l Intervenors-Counterclaimants-Crossclaimants-Respondents ) ---------------·------------------------------------------------ CLERK'S RECORD ON APPEAL Appeal from the District Court of the Seventh Judicial District of the State ofldaho, in and for the County of Custer; Before the Honorable Jon J. Shindurling, District Judge. APPEARANCES: Attorney for Plaintiffs/Counterdefendants: Patrick D. Brown, Esq., 104 Lincoln Street, P.O. Box 207, Twin Falls ID 83303-0207. Attorney for Defendants/Counterclaimants and Cross-Defendant: Kent Fletcher, Esq., 1200 Overland Ave., P.O. Box 248, Burley, Idaho 83318. Attorney for Idaho Department of Water Resources: Attorney General's Office, Phillip Rassier, Esq., 322 E. Front St., P.O. Box 83720, Boise, Idaho 83720. Attorney for Intervenors and Butte County Commissioners: Kent W. Foster, Esq., Robert Harris, Esq., 1000 Riverwalk Dr., Ste 200, P.O. Box 50130, Idaho Falls, Idaho 83405-0130 TABLE OF CONTENTS STIPULATION TO RESOLVE CROSSCLAIM OF ROBERT WADDOUPS, ET AL., AND JAY R PEHRSON, ET AL., AGAINST BIG LOST RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT (FILED 02-01-08)----------------------------------------------1-05 ORDER, JUDGMENT AND DECREE (FILED 02-20-08)-------------------9-13 MOTIONS & OBJECTIONS BY PLAINTIFFS/COUNTERDEFENDANTS (FILED 03-05-08)---------------------------------------------14-21 NOTICE OF HEARING: MOTIONS & OBJECTIONS BY PLAINTIFS/COUNTERDEFENDANTS (FILED 03-05-08)-----------------22-24 AFFIDAVIT OF PATRICK D. BROWN (FILED 03-05-08)--------------25-136 STIPULATED MOTION FOR ENLARGEMENT OF TIME PURSUANT TO I.R.C.P. 6 b) (FILED 03-21-08)------------------------------~--------137-141 ORDER RE: STIPULATED MOTION FOR ENLARGEMENT OF TIME PURSUANT TO I.R.C.P. 6 (b) (FILED 03-24-08)--------------~--------------142-144 PLAINTIFF'S BRIEF SUPPORTING CHANGING DECISIONS------------------­ (FILED 04-11-08)-------------------------------------------145-160 NOTICE OF HEARING: MOTIONS & OBJECTIONS BY PLAINTIFFS/COUNTERDEFENDANTS(FILED 05-08-08)---------------161-162 RESPONSE TO PLAINTIFFS/COUNTERDEFENDANTS MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION(FILED 06-02-08)----------------------------163-175 AFFIDAVIT OF ATTORNEY ROBERT L. HARRIS (FILED 06-02-08)----176-188 BIG LOST RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT'S BRIEF IN RESPONSE TO PLAINTIFFS' MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION (FILED 06-03-08)----189-195 NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTION OF PARTY (FILED 06-06-08)-----------196-198 ORDER DENYING PLAINTIFFS' MOTIONS AND OBJECTIONS(FILED 06-12-08)-- -----------------------------------------------------------199-202 MINUTE ENTRY (FILED 06-20-08)----------------------~-------203-204 PLAINTIFF'S NOTICE OF APPEAL (FILED 07-24-08)--------------205-209 CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF APPEAL(FILED 07-24-08)--------------210-211 REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL TANSCRIPT (FILED 08-06-08)----------212-215 TABLE OF CONTENTS i TABLE OF CONTENTS (continued) NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTION OF PARTY - BIG LOST RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT(FILED 08-06-08)-----------------------------------216-218 INTERVENORS/RESPONDENTS' REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL TRANSCRIPTS (FILED 08-07-08)-------------------------------------------219-223 ORDER TAKING JUDICIAL NOTICE (FILED 08-07-08)--------------224-225 CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF APPEAL (FILED 08-07-08)-------------226-227 ORDER TAKING JUDICIAL NOTICE OF THE TITLE OF SUPREME COURT DOCKET NO. 34203 AND AMENDING TITLE IN THIS APPEAL (FILED 08-27-08)------ -----------------------------------------------------------228-229 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE - NOTICE OF LODGING OF REPORTERS TRANSCRIPT AND CLERK'S RECORD (FILED 09-24-08)------------------------230-231 TABLE OF CONTENTS ii INDEX AFFIDAVIT OF PATRICK D.BROWN(FILED 03-05-08)----------------25-136 AFFIDAVIT OF ATTORNEY ROBERT L. HARRIS (FILED 06-02-08)----176-188 BIG LOST RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT'S BRIEF IN RESPONSE TO PLAINTIFFS' MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION (FILED 06-03-08)----189-195 CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF APPEAL (FILED 07-24-08)--------~----210-211 CLERK'S CERTIFICATE OF APPEAL (FILED 08-07-08)-------------226-227 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE - NOTICE OF LODGING OF TRANSCRIPT AND CLERK'S RECORD (FILED 09-24-;08)----------------,------------230-231 INTERVENORS/RESPONDENTS' REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL TRANSCRIPTS (FILED 08-07-08)----- - ------------------ ---------------- ------219-223 MOTIONS & OBJECTIONS BY PLAINTIFFS/COUNTERDEFENDANTS (FILED.03-05-08)---------------------------------------------14-21 MINUTE,aiENTRY ( FILED 06-20-08) -----'-------------------------203-204 NOTICE OF HEARING: MOTIONS & OBJECTIONS BY PLAINTIFFS/COUNTERDEFENDANTS (FILED 03-05-08)---..c---'-----~---22-24 . NOTICE OF . HEARING: MOTIONS & OBJECT.IONS. BY PLAINTIFS/COUN'I'ERDEFENDANTS (FILED 05-08-08)---..c--,------'--;.;.-160-162 NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTION OF PARTY {FILED 06-06-08)~-..c--------196-198. NOTICE OF SUBSTITUTION OF. PARTY BIG LOST RIVBR IRRIGATION DISTRICT (FILED 08,-06-08)------.-.:.-----------------'--c----'----216-218 . ORDER, JUDGMENT AND DECREE (FILED 02-20-08) ------,---.:..-.---~----9-13 ORDER RE: STIPULATED MOTION FOR ENLARGEMENT OF TIME PURSUANT . TO I.R. C. P. 6 (b) (FILED 03-24-08) _____ .:._.:._ _____ ~----------'------142-144 ORDER DENYING PLAINTIFFS' MOTION AND OBJECTIONS {F!LEID 06-'12-08)-:- . ------- ·.... - . -- ·.. - ·. ------ -- · - · - .. · .· .. ---------. - - . - .·. --.. -199-202 ORDER TAK!NG JUDICIAL NOTICE (FILED 08.,-07-08)---'---.:..-'------224-'225 iii. IND.EX ORDER TAKING JUDICIAL NOTICE OF THE TITLE OF SUPREME COURT DOCKET NO. 34203 AND AMENDING TITLE IN THIS APPEAL (FILED 08-27-08)------ --------------- -------------------------------------------228-229 PLAINTIFF'S BRI.EF SUPPORTING CHANGING DECISIONS (FILED 04-11-08)-- ------------ ---- - -------------------------- -- -- ------145-160 PLA.INTIFF' S NOTICE OF APPEAL (FILED 07-24-08)--------------205-209 RESPONSE TO . PLAINTIFFS/COUNTERDEFENDANTS MOTION FOR RECONSIDERATION (FILED 06-02-08)~-----------------""'-'-------163-175 REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL TRANSCRIPT (FILED 08-06-08)----,------212-215 STIPULATION TO RESOLVE CROSSCLAIM OF ROBERT WADDOUPS, ET AL., AND JAY R. PEHRSON, E'I' AL., AGAINST .BIG LOST RIVER IRRIGATION DISTRICT (FILED 02-01-08)-----'----------------------------'-~---'--------1-05 STIPULATED MOTION FOR ENLARGEMENT OF TIME PURSUANT TO I.R.C.P. 6(b) (FILED 03-21-08}--------'-------------------'---~--'-----137-141 iv . INDEX Kent W. Foster, Esq. (ISB# 1198) Robert L. 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