From the 'matafuegos' [?] until the last row of 'la Penuela', 'arquetas' with 'paraderas' and gates [irrigation ditches?] shall be built. A hut, where the key/gate keeper shall stay, shall be also built. This key/gate keeper shall be 'alamín' [official], and shall carefully make sure that no water is lost through the 'arquetas', If the water were scarce ['si los anos son escasos?'] and there were persons who wanted to water ['regadores'], they shall irrigate row by row, estate by estate, until all the district was completed, leaving in force the custom of irrigating the 'agostíos' once per month. In any other period, every person who wanted to irrigate is allowed to do that freely upon the requirement of asking the key keeper the key of the 'arqueta' [gate?] he wanted to open. This person shall water his own estate without being possible that any other person took the water before finishing […], and in case of contravention of this rule, he shall incur the penalty of 1 duro as well as [he shall be] responsible for the damages.