What type of water license can a landowner apply for outside an irrigation district?

A Private Irrigation License is designed specifically for landowners who are not part of an irrigation district, allowing them to divert and use water for agricultural purposes on their own property. This license enables the landowner to irrigate crops without needing to join or rely on the irrigation infrastructure provided by an established district. It serves as a way to manage water use efficiently while ensuring landowners have direct access to the water they need for their agricultural activities.

The other types of licenses mentioned do not fit this purpose. Fishing Rights Licenses are concerned with recreational fishing activities and do not pertain to agricultural water use. Seasonal Water Licenses may be intended for temporary or seasonal water use, but they may not be specifically tailored for ongoing agricultural irrigation outside of an established irrigation district. Residential Water Licenses are typically linked to domestic water supply for household use rather than irrigation purposes. Therefore, the Private Irrigation License is the most appropriate choice for landowners looking to manage their own irrigation outside of an irrigation district.