OWRD reports geothermal water-right cancellation at Steen Sports Park; county to consider reinstatement request
September 01, 2026 | Klamath County, Oregon
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Tom Skiles of the Oregon Water Resources Department told the Board that the Watermaster's Office issued 60-day notices that resulted in cancellation of a geothermal water right used for heating and cooling at Steen Sports Park.
Skiles said he contacted Moss Driscoll and Jeremy Morris, who work with the park, and described plans to draft a request for a 180-day reinstatement to try to restore the right. He emphasized the matter's importance because the park is on county property and requires Board awareness and involvement.
Skiles said he contacted Moss Driscoll and Jeremy Morris, who work with the park, and described plans to draft a request for a 180-day reinstatement to try to restore the right. He emphasized the matter's importance because the park is on county property and requires Board awareness and involvement.
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