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Well Management Section 625 North Robert Street P.O. Box 64502 St. Paul, Minnesota 551640502 6512014591 or 8003839808 health.wells@state.mn.us www.health.state.mn.us/wellsLimited Well Sealing Contractor

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How to fill out limited well sealing contractor

1. Gather all the necessary documents and information related to the well that needs to be sealed.
2. Contact a licensed limited well sealing contractor in your area.
3. Schedule a site visit with the contractor to assess the well and discuss the sealing process.
4. Review and sign a contract with the contractor, ensuring it includes details such as the scope of work, timeline, and cost.
5. Obtain any required permits or approvals from local authorities.
6. Ensure the well is properly cleaned and all equipment and debris are removed.
7. Follow any additional instructions provided by the contractor regarding the sealing process.
8. Monitor the sealing process to ensure it is carried out according to the agreed specifications.
9. Once the sealing is completed, obtain a report or certificate from the contractor as proof of the work done.
10. Keep records of the well sealing process for future reference or potential inspections.

Who needs limited well sealing contractor?

1. Anyone who has a well that is no longer in use or poses a potential risk to the environment or human health may need a limited well sealing contractor.
2. This could include homeowners, property owners, or businesses who have abandoned or decommissioned wells on their properties.
3. It is important to consult with local authorities or regulatory agencies to determine the specific requirements and regulations in your area relating to well sealing.

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What is limited well sealing contractor?

A limited well sealing contractor is a professional or business authorized to seal or close unused or abandoned wells in accordance with regulatory standards to protect groundwater and public health.

Who is required to file limited well sealing contractor?

Individuals or companies that engage in the business of sealing wells must file as limited well sealing contractors to comply with local and state regulations.

How to fill out limited well sealing contractor?

To fill out a limited well sealing contractor application, one typically needs to provide information such as the contractor's name, contact details, business license number, and details about the wells to be sealed, including their locations and types.

What is the purpose of limited well sealing contractor?

The purpose of a limited well sealing contractor is to ensure the proper closure of unused or abandoned wells to prevent contaminants from entering the groundwater and to protect public health and safety.

What information must be reported on limited well sealing contractor?

Information that must be reported includes the details of the contractor, specific wells being sealed, methods used for sealing, dates of service, and any other data required by regulatory authorities.