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Contact Report Details |
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| PWS ID: | OR41 90869 | ||
| PWS Name: | PORT OF GOLD BEACH-HUNTLEY PARK CG | ||
| Who Was Contacted: | Andy Wright | ||
| Contact Phone: | -- (Email address hidden) | ||
| Contact Date: | 05/07/2019 | ||
| Contacted By: | DOWNS, KENT (CURRY COUNTY) | ||
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| Assistance Type: | OTHER REGULATORY - New Well project | ||
| Reasons: | Other |
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| Details: | New well project requirements. On 05.07.19 Mr. Wright emailed me inquiring about the requirements to drill a new well at Huntley Park and decommission the existing well. I informed Mr. Wright that a plan review process is needed to drill a new drinking water well. The plan review packet must be completed and submitted to the State Drinking Water Services (DWS). This process should be done ahead of time, before drilling the well, so there are no setback problems and it is sealed properly, etc. The well driller will file the required paperwork with WRD. Hyperlinks to the plan review packet and to the DWS Plan Review website were included in my email. On 05.21.19 Mr. Wright email me stating that the new well project would be located within 20-40 feet of the old one. Given the closeness of the new well, Mr. Wright has two options: 1. He could keep the current well as an emergency source. In this case he would have to keep it secured to minimize any chance of tampering, etc. There would be no sampling requirements for an inactive emergency source unless they decide to start using it again - then a nitrate and coliform sample is required before use. 2. The other option would be to properly abandon the current well. A new well within 100 ft. of the current well would be considered a sanitary hazard if the current well is not “properly abandoned". |
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