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Eton County Idaho Commissioners Meeting Agenda Monday, June 13, 2016 9:00 am 150 Courthouse Drive, Briggs, ID 1st Floor Meeting Room 9:00MEETING CALL TO ORDER Bill Leave, Chair Amendments to AgendaPUBLIC

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How to fill out april well sampling

1. Collect the necessary equipment such as a sampling kit, gloves, and safety glasses.
2. Identify the well to be sampled and ensure it is in proper working condition.
3. Rinse the sampling kit with the water from the well to be sampled to eliminate any contaminants.
4. Attach the necessary filtration system to the sampling kit if required.
5. Carefully lower the sampling device into the well using a long rope or cable.
6. Let the sampling device reach the desired depth, ensuring it is submerged in the water.
7. Slowly draw the sampling device up, allowing the water to fill it completely.
8. Secure the sampling device to prevent any spillage or contamination.
9. Label the sample container with the appropriate information, including the well name and date and time of sampling.
10. Transfer the water from the sampling device into the sample container.
11. Seal the sample container securely to prevent any leakage.
12. Repeat the process for any additional wells that need to be sampled.
13. Store the samples properly and transport them to the designated laboratory for analysis.

Who needs april well sampling?

1. April well sampling is needed by individuals or organizations responsible for monitoring and maintaining groundwater quality.
2. This can include environmental agencies, water treatment facilities, research institutions, and private well owners.
3. By conducting regular well sampling in April or other appropriate intervals, they can assess and ensure the safety of the groundwater supply.

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What is april well sampling?

April well sampling refers to the process of collecting and analyzing water samples from wells during the month of April to assess water quality and detect contaminants.

Who is required to file april well sampling?

Individuals or entities that own or operate wells that are subject to state or federal water quality regulations are required to file April well sampling reports.

How to fill out april well sampling?

To fill out an April well sampling report, collect water samples according to guidelines, complete the required forms with details about the sampling location, date, and test results, and submit the report to the appropriate regulatory agency.

What is the purpose of april well sampling?

The purpose of April well sampling is to monitor the quality of groundwater, ensure compliance with water safety standards, and identify potential contamination issues.

What information must be reported on april well sampling?

Information that must be reported includes the well location, the date of sampling, the results of water testing for specific contaminants, and any observations made during the sampling process.