Wet-dry ownership mismatch
Title & Compliancecomplianceverifieddetector verifiedColorado DWR / CDSS public records (public domain). Seed-mode corpora are synthetic development data, marked in provenance.The county assessor's owner for the parcel a well or pump sits on does not reconcile with the best ownership assertion for the structure's water right. Either the water has been severed from the land (split estate), a conveyance went unrecorded on one side, or one record is stale — every outcome is a title-research work item before any transaction. Restricted to point-linked wells and pumps, where owner identity between land and water is the norm; canal service zones are excluded because a ditch legitimately serves land it does not own.
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0 distinct records
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not firing
Fire rate
0.0e+0
Confidence
0.80
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definition v1
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Quality profile7-dimension detector quality
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Evidenceclaims, risks, and assumptions behind this signal
Divergence between the assessor roll and water-right ownership evidence on the same ground is a leading indicator of split estates and unrecorded conveyances.
Risks
- assessor rolls arrive via an annual OIT data call — ownership can be up to 12 months stale, so a recent sale looks like a mismatch
- family entities with different names can share beneficial ownership
Assumptions
- a well or pump normally shares ownership with the parcel under it
- token-normalized name comparison approximates identity
Definition provenance
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- signal:wet-dry-ownership-mismatch
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- v1 · created 2026-07-20 03:21:47
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