To direct the Secretary of the Interior to convey certain water distribution facilities to the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District.

This law, enacted in 2006, authorized the Department of the Interior to transfer ownership of three specific water supply canals in Northern Colorado from the federal government to the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District. By shifting control of the St. Vrain, Boulder Creek, and South Platte supply canals to the local district, the law aimed to streamline the management and maintenance of these facilities, which are vital components of the Colorado-Big Thompson Project.

For local residents and agricultural users, this transfer means that decisions regarding the operation and upkeep of these water delivery systems are handled by a local entity rather than federal agencies. The law also protected the federal government from future liability related to the canals while ensuring that the water and property rights of existing local ditch companies remained unaffected by the change in ownership.