327 IAC 8-4.1-13 New well site submittal requirements

Sec. 13. (a) All CPWSSs subject to this rule must receive approval for a new well site and submit the following: (1) A United States Geological Survey seven and one-half (7.5) minute series topographic map illustrating the area surrounding the well and proposed well site. (2) A detailed map, drawn to a scale between 1" = 400' and 1" = 1,000', showing the following: (A) Proposed well site with ownership or easement boundaries. (B) The location of the proposed well. (C) The sanitary setback area. (3) A WHPA delineated using the following: (A) Fixed radius method, with a radius of three thousand (3,000) feet, regardless of the pumping capacity of the system. (B) An analytical, a semianalytical, or a numerical model, executed by a qualified ground water scientist, using input parameters calculated from: (i) regional data from published reports; or (ii) site-specific data. (C) Any approved method described in section 5 of this rule. (4) Potential sources of contamination inventory performed by methods outlined in section 8(3) of this rule. (5) A summary of geologic and ground water quality information for the aquifer system used by a proposed well, where available. (6) A schedule for the development of a Phase I WHPP. (b) Approval of a CPWSS proposed well site is dependent on the ability of each CPWSS to provide safe drinking water, as determined by the department under 327 IAC 8-2.7. (c) To maintain well site approval status, the CPWSS must meet the following requirements: (1) Allow no new potential sources of contamination to locate within the sanitary setback area. (2) The CPWSS is operated in a manner that it will not violate any sanitary or health regulations or requirements. (3) Maintenance of additional requirements specified by the CPWSS construction permit.