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Protecting Water Sources: How to Properly Seal an Unused Well This - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Protecting Water Sources: How to Properly Seal an Unused Well This - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Protecting Water Sources: How to Properly Seal an Unused Well This poses a to A LICENSED WELL CONTRACTOR will know what to do whether you have a dug well or a drilled well. A LICENSED WELL CONTRACTOR will: check relevant records
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This poses a to
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A LICENSED WELL CONTRACTOR will know what to do whether you have a dug well or a drilled well.
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A LICENSED WELL CONTRACTOR will: check relevant records check the well site for access and inspect well construction perform a video inspection if no well record exists select methods and prepare equipment select what kind and how much plugging material to use
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Remove and safeguard the Well Tag.
(if the well has one)
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Finally, the LICENSED WELL CONTRACTOR will: complete the well record include the coordinates of the well provide a copy to the well owner send the well record and well tag to the Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change
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Find a well record: http://www.ontario.ca/page/well-records Find a licensed water well contractor: http://www.waterwellontario.ca/qry_cntr.asp
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See these links for more:
http://www.ontario.ca/page/wells-your-property https://dr6j45jk9xcmk.cloudfront.net/documents/4424/o- wwbmp-chapter-15-abandonment-how-to-plug-amp.pdf http://quintesourcewater.ca/web/protecting-water/caring-for- your-well/ http://quintesourcewater.ca/web/resources/videos/
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