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8000-FM-OOGM0004b Rev. 2/2012 COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION OFFICE OF OIL AND GAS MANAGEMENT DEP USE ONLY Site ID Primary Facility ID Client ID Completion Report

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How to fill out well information:

1. Start by gathering all relevant data and documents related to the well, such as its location, ownership, and any permits or licenses.
2. Clearly identify the well by providing its unique identification number, if available. If not, describe its location in detail, including landmarks or nearby roads.
3. Specify the purpose of the well, whether it is for drinking water, irrigation, industrial use, or any other specific use.
4. Include information about the well's construction, such as the type of drilling method used, the depth of the well, and the diameter of the casing.
5. Provide details about the well's yield, which is the rate at which water flows or can be extracted from the well. This can be determined through various tests, such as a pump test or a drawdown test.
6. Mention any water quality testing that has been conducted on the well water, including parameters such as pH, conductivity, and the presence of any contaminants or impurities.
7. Document any maintenance or repairs that have been performed on the well, including information about the type of pump used, any well casing or screen issues, or any chlorination treatments conducted.
8. Finally, clearly state the current status of the well, whether it is operational, temporarily shut down, or abandoned.

Who needs well information:

1. Property owners: Individuals or organizations who own the land where the well is located need information about the well for various purposes, such as maintenance, repair, or selling the property.
2. Regulatory authorities: Government agencies responsible for overseeing water resources or environmental protection may require well information for compliance and monitoring purposes.
3. Water utilities: Public or private water utilities need well information to ensure proper management and supply of water resources.
4. Well drilling companies: Contractors or professionals involved in drilling wells require comprehensive information to provide accurate and efficient services.
5. Environmental consultants: Experts who assess the impact of wells on the surrounding environment need this information to evaluate potential risks and design appropriate mitigation measures.
6. Researchers or scientists: Professionals studying hydrogeology or groundwater resources often require well information to conduct research or analyze aquifer dynamics.

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What is well information?

Well information includes data and details about a well, such as its location, depth, construction, and usage.

Who is required to file well information?

Well owners, operators, or drilling companies are typically required to file well information with the appropriate regulatory authorities.

How to fill out well information?

Well information can be filled out using a standardized form provided by the regulatory authorities, which may require details such as well identification, drilling history, and current status.

What is the purpose of well information?

The purpose of well information is to monitor and regulate well construction, usage, and environmental impacts, as well as to maintain a record of wells for public safety.

What information must be reported on well information?

Information such as well location, depth, construction materials, drilling methods, wellbore integrity, and production data may need to be reported on well information.