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WATER USE PERMIT APPLICATION Watering Use Supplemental Form D South Florida Water Management District P.O. Box 24680, West Palm Beach, Florida 334164680 www.sfwmd.gov/ePermitting(561) 6868800SECTION

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How to fill out dewatering use

1. To fill out a dewatering use, follow these steps:
2. Start by providing the necessary information about the project or site where dewatering will take place.
3. Specify the purpose of dewatering and the estimated duration of the process.
4. Identify the type of dewatering method to be used, such as wellpoint systems, deepwells, or sump pumping.
5. Describe the expected water flow rates and the amount of water that needs to be dewatered.
6. Mention any applicable regulations or permits required for dewatering activities.
7. Provide details about the dewatering equipment and system that will be used, including pumps, pipes, and filters.
8. Outline any safety measures or precautions that will be implemented to prevent accidents or environmental damage.
9. Include information about the disposal plan for the dewatered water or any potential contaminants.
10. Specify if any monitoring or testing will be conducted during the dewatering process.
11. Finally, sign and date the dewatering use form to make it legally binding and enforceable.

Who needs dewatering use?

1. Various industries and construction projects may require dewatering use. Some examples include:
2. - Construction companies working on underground structures or foundations that require a dry work environment.
3. - Mining operations that need to remove excess water from the mining area to extract minerals.
4. - Municipalities dealing with flood control or stormwater management.
5. - Land developers preparing a site for building or landscaping purposes.
6. - Environmental remediation projects aiming to remove contaminated groundwater.
7. - Agricultural operations striving to drain excess water from fields for irrigation or crop management.
8. - Oil and gas exploration activities that involve drilling in underwater or waterlogged areas.
9. - Infrastructure projects involving the installation or repair of pipelines, tunnels, or sewers below the water table.
10. Overall, anyone facing water accumulation or excess water-related challenges can benefit from dewatering use.

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What is dewatering use?

Dewatering use is the process of removing water from a construction site, mine, or other area in order to facilitate construction or mining activities.

Who is required to file dewatering use?

Those undertaking construction or mining activities that involve dewatering are required to file dewatering use.

How to fill out dewatering use?

To fill out dewatering use, one must provide information on the location, duration, and volume of water being removed, as well as the methods being used for dewatering.

What is the purpose of dewatering use?

The purpose of dewatering use is to prevent water from interfering with construction or mining activities, and to ensure a safe and dry work environment.

What information must be reported on dewatering use?

Information such as the location, volume, and duration of dewatering activities, as well as the methods being used and any potential environmental impacts must be reported on dewatering use.