Water appropriation allocation priorities modified.

HF 79 modifies Minnesota's water allocation priority system under Statute 103G.261. It reorders priorities so domestic water supplies (including hospitals, schools, and municipalities), power production meeting contingency plans, and small water uses (<10,000 gallons/day) now rank higher than agricultural irrigation and other large-scale uses. Specifically, it moves domestic uses to first priority (previously fourth), small uses to second priority (previously second), and agricultural irrigation to third priority (previously second). The bill directly affects water users across Minnesota, including municipalities, farms, power plants, and industrial facilities, by changing which water uses get priority during allocation. It maintains the 10,000-gallon daily threshold for certain categories and discourages surface water use from small lakes (<500 acres).