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In a Sierra Nevada hamlet of Moccasin near Yosemite National Park, San Francisco's official seal adorns Art Deco-style buildings facing a hydroelectric plant and reservoir. Though located 140 miles east of the city, the plant is run by its employees.

Tuolumne River water rushes through the plant, creating electricity, then into Moccasin reservoir before being carried by tunnels to San Francisco Bay Area taps.

The city pays just $30,000 annually for the right to use pristine water for drinking and electricity for the airport, schools and firehouses.

The sweet deal is thanks to San Francisco Mayor James Phelan, who in 1902 tacked a handwritten notice on an oak tree over the mighty Tuolumne's Hetch Hetchy Gorge.

That note was all it took in those days to claim the water, and today San Francisco is among the lucky few that enjoy the state's highest-level rights to use of water from rivers and streams. And that's especially valuable during drought, when the state is cutting deliveries to everyone else.

"The system seems cumbersome to a lot of people, and it certainly is," said Steven Ritchie, assistant general manager at San Francisco's Public Utilities Commission. "It certainly works for San Francisco."

(http://www.sfgate.com/news/science/article/Water-rights-records-riddled-with-errors-5505700.php)