35 Ill. Adm. Code 845.620

Hydrogeologic Site Characterization

Year: 2026Length: 238 wordsOfficial source
Section 845.620  Hydrogeologic Site Characterization a)         The owner or operator of the CCR surface impoundment must design and implement a hydrogeologic site characterization. b)         The hydrogeologic site characterization must include, but is not limited to, the following: 1)         Geologic well logs/boring logs; 2)         Climatic aspects of the site, including seasonal and temporal fluctuations in groundwater flow; 3)         Identification of nearby surface water bodies and drinking water intakes; 4)         Identification of nearby pumping wells and associated uses of the groundwater; 5)         Identification of nearby dedicated nature preserves; 6)         Geologic setting; 7)         Structural characteristics; 8)         Geologic cross-sections; 9)         Soil characteristics; 10)         Identification of confining layers; 11)         Identification of potential migration pathways; 12)         Groundwater quality data; 13)         Vertical and horizontal extent of the geologic layers to a minimum depth of 100 feet below land surface, including lithology and stratigraphy; 14)         A map displaying any known underground mines beneath a CCR surface impoundment; 15)         Chemical and physical properties of the geologic layers to a minimum depth of 100 feet below land surface; 16)         Hydraulic characteristics of the geologic layers identified as migration pathways and geologic layers that limit migration, including: A)        Water table depth; B)        Hydraulic conductivities; C)        Effective and total porosities; D)        Direction and velocity of groundwater flow; and E)        Map of the potentiometric surface; 17)         Groundwater classification under 35 Ill. Adm. Code 620; and 18)        Any other information requested by the Agency that is relevant to the hydrogeologic site characterization.
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