CO GWS-64 2012 free printable template

COLORADO DIVISION OF WATER RESOURCES DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES GWS-64 (4/2012) INFORMATION FOR AN EXTENSION OF THE EXPIRATION DATE OF A WELL PERMIT Applications must be computer generated online,

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How to fill out CO GWS-64

1. Obtain the CO GWS-64 form from the appropriate regulatory agency or website.
2. Review the form instructions carefully before starting to fill it out.
3. Enter your name and contact information in the designated fields.
4. Provide the date of submission at the top of the form.
5. Fill out the 'Project Description' section with relevant details.
6. Indicate the purpose of the submission in the appropriate section.
7. Provide any necessary supporting documentation as required.
8. Sign and date the form where indicated.
9. Submit the completed form according to the specified submission guidelines.

Who needs CO GWS-64?

1. Individuals or organizations applying for permits related to environmental assessments.
2. Professionals conducting environmental impact studies.
3. Contractors and consultants working on government projects.
4. Anyone needing to provide documentation for compliance with environmental regulations.

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What is CO GWS-64?

CO GWS-64 is a specific form or report used for compliance-related activities in the state of Colorado, often pertaining to environmental assessments or reporting.

Who is required to file CO GWS-64?

Organizations, businesses, or individuals that engage in activities regulated under Colorado's laws that pertain to groundwater and water quality management may be required to file CO GWS-64.

How to fill out CO GWS-64?

To fill out CO GWS-64, the filer should gather necessary data, complete each section of the form accurately, ensure all required attachments are included, and submit the form to the appropriate Colorado regulatory agency.

What is the purpose of CO GWS-64?

The purpose of CO GWS-64 is to provide regulatory authorities with information necessary to assess compliance with state groundwater and water quality laws and regulations.

What information must be reported on CO GWS-64?

CO GWS-64 typically requires information such as the nature of the activity, location, volume of water affected, results of any tests performed, and other relevant environmental data.