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| Title | UIC Well Registration for Class V UIC Wells that Automatically Meet the Nonendangerment Standard | |
| Month-Year Published | October 2006 | |
| Online Availability |
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| Short Description |
To register wells that automatically meet the nonendangerment standard. (Also see abstract below) | |
| Publication Number | ECY 040-47d | |
| Author(s) | Laurie Morgan | |
| Print Availability | ||
| Number of pages | 5 | |
| Keywords | class V UIC wells, nonendangerment standard, Official Ecology Form, septic systems, UIC well registration form, Water Quality form | |
| Related Web Content | Underground Injection Control Program | |
| Related Publications | Title | Relationship |
| Underground Injection Control (UIC) Well Registration Form for Municipal Stormwater County and City Roads and Parking | related form | |
| Underground Injection Control (UIC) Well Registration Form for Non-Municipal Stormwater Roads, Parking, and Roof | related form | |
| Underground Injection Control (UIC) Stormwater Well Registration Form for Industrial or Commercial Facilities | related form | |
| UIC Well Registration Form for Voluntary Cleanup Sites | related form | |
| No Exposure Form for Underground Injection Control (UIC) Wells | related form | |
| Abstract | Long Description |
Included types of UIC wells or sites with UIC wells: Subsidence control; Extraction/dewatering well maintenance; Unpolluted stormwater (doesn't include roads or parking lots); Inert roof runoff; Closed loop heating and cooling water return flow wells; Air conditioning or heat pump return flow wells; Aquifer recharge wells; Reclaimed Water; Septic systems that serve twenty or more people per day; Geothermal well; NPDES individual permit that covers the UIC wells on-site, except for UIC wells used to manage stormwater; State Waste Discharge Permit that covers the UIC wells on-site, except for UIC wells used to manage stormwater; CERCLA or RCRA cleanup site; MTCA - State oversight of cleanup site (does not apply to voluntary cleanups under MTCA). |
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