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Frequently Asked Questions: Resource Protection Wells |
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| 09-11-011 | April 2009 |
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Frequently Asked Questions: Resource Protection Wells (Number of pages: 2) (Publication Size: 123KB)
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| Author(s) |
Water Resources Program |
| Description |
In Chapter 173-160-410 (13) WAC (Washington Administrative Code) it defines a resource protection well as “a cased boring intended or used to collect subsurface information or to determine the existence or migration of pollutants within an underground formation. Resource protection wells include monitoring wells, observation wells, piezometers, spill response wells, remediation wells, environmental investigation wells, vapor extraction wells, ground source heat pump boring, grounding wells, and instrumentation wells. |
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