The applicant shall provide the following pursuant to Env-Dw 305.26(c)(2):
(a) A description of the pumping test, including:
- (1) All of the data collected;
- (2) A description of how each pumping test requirement in the approved preliminary report was met;
(3) A graph developed using the following methodology:
- a. Water level data shall be plotted as a semi-logarithmic plot of drawdown versus elapsed time, expressed in minutes elapsed since pumping began, presented on the logarithmic axis; and
b. A straight line shall be:
- 1. Drawn through the data on the semi-logarithmic plot with a slope based on the data points from the end of the pumping period; and
- 2. Used to extrapolate the drawdown for a time of 180 days, or 259,200 minutes, which shall be the theoretical 180-day drawdown; and
- (4) If an alternate pumping test method was approved in the preliminary report, all data and analyses as approved in the preliminary report and the justification for the alternative method required by Env-Dw 305.14(a)(2);
- (b) A description of the water quality sampling program, with specific note of any deviations from the program as approved in the preliminary reports, and copies of all laboratory results;
- (c) A description of the method used to refine the wellhead protection area;
- (d) Updated contamination source and water use inventories;
- (e) A description of the contamination risk control program with supporting evaluations and documentation;
(f) A description of the wellhead protection program, including:
- (1) The name, title, mailing address, daytime telephone number, and email address, if any, of the person who is or will be responsible for implementing the wellhead protection program; and
- (2) A copy of or reference to the education materials;
- (g) A copy of the well completion report prepared in accordance with We 800;
- (h) A proposed permitted production volume and a description of the means by which it was established in accordance with Env-Dw 305.20;
(i) An estimate of the effect pumping the permitted production volume from the well will have on:
- (1) Water levels in private and public wells within 1,000 feet of the production well;
- (2) Water levels in nearby surface waters and wetlands;
- (3) Existing groundwater contamination plumes; and
- (4) Saltwater intrusion into the freshwater aquifer;
(j) A vulnerability assessment of potential impacts to the well from natural hazards, if necessary based on:
- (1) The site’s location relative to surrounding topographic and hydrologic features that pose a reasonable threat to the facility’s structural integrity or functionality, or both; or
- (2) The well location’s history of impacts by natural hazards; and
- (k) Documentation of legal control of the sanitary protective area.
Source. (See Revision Note #1 at part heading for Env-Dw 305) #9007, eff 10-19-07, ss by #11062, eff 4-1-16 (See Revision Note #2 at part heading for Env-Dw 305)