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The State of New HampshireDEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES Clark B. Frame, Assistant Commissioner EMAIL ONLY January 25, 2017, Gregory Dodge, Town Administrator Town of Upping 157 Main Street

How to fill out revised groundwater management permit

How to fill out revised groundwater management permit

1. Review the requirements and guidelines of the revised groundwater management permit.
2. Collect all the necessary information and documents needed to fill out the permit, such as hydrological data, water usage records, and previous permits.
3. Start filling out the permit form by providing your contact information, including name, address, and contact details.
4. Provide details about your groundwater extraction activities, including the location of wells, their depth, and estimated extraction rates.
5. Fill out information about the intended use of the extracted groundwater, such as irrigation, public water supply, or industrial purposes.
6. Include any measures or plans you have in place for groundwater conservation and management.
7. Provide any additional relevant information, such as environmental impact assessments or mitigation plans.
8. Review and double-check all the information and documents provided in the permit application.
9. Submit the completed permit application along with the required fees to the appropriate regulatory authority.
10. Await a response from the regulatory authority regarding the approval or further steps needed for the revised groundwater management permit.

Who needs revised groundwater management permit?

1. Individuals or organizations involved in groundwater extraction activities need a revised groundwater management permit.
2. This includes agricultural farmers, industrial companies, public water supply agencies, and any other entity that relies on groundwater extraction for their operations.

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What is revised groundwater management permit?

A revised groundwater management permit is a permit that is updated or modified to address changes in groundwater management activities.

Who is required to file revised groundwater management permit?

Any individual or entity that is engaged in groundwater management activities and is required to obtain a permit from the relevant regulatory agency is required to file a revised groundwater management permit when necessary.

How to fill out revised groundwater management permit?

To fill out a revised groundwater management permit, the applicant must provide updated information about their groundwater management activities, including any changes or modifications that have occurred since the last permit was issued.

What is the purpose of revised groundwater management permit?

The purpose of a revised groundwater management permit is to ensure that regulatory agencies have the most up-to-date information about groundwater management activities, in order to protect groundwater resources and prevent overuse or contamination.

What information must be reported on revised groundwater management permit?

The information that must be reported on a revised groundwater management permit includes details about the applicant's groundwater management activities, such as pumping rates, well locations, and any mitigation measures that have been implemented.