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This document provides ground water quality data collected by the EPA from monitoring wells and a decommissioned well in Hastings, Nebraska. It outlines the contamination levels of various volatile organic compounds, including carbon tetrachloride and trichloroethylene, and discusses compliance with environmental regulations.

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How to fill out ground water data transmittal

1. Begin by gathering all necessary groundwater data including well location, water quality, and depth information.
2. Fill out the basic identification section with the name of the monitoring entity and the date of submission.
3. Provide detailed descriptions for each sampling point, including coordinates and any relevant site information.
4. Record the specific groundwater parameters that were measured such as pH, conductivity, turbidity, and contaminant levels.
5. Ensure that all data is accurate and consistent with field notes and lab results.
6. Review the completed form for completeness and accuracy before final submission.
7. Submit the form as per the outlined protocols for your specific region or agency.

Who needs ground water data transmittal?

1. State environmental agencies needing data for resource management.
2. Researchers conducting studies on groundwater quality and availability.
3. Environmental consultants performing assessments for development projects.
4. Local government planners involved in water resource planning.
5. Regulatory bodies requiring compliance reports from wells and boreholes.

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What is ground water data transmittal?

Ground water data transmittal refers to the process of submitting information regarding ground water usage, levels, and management to relevant authorities, typically for regulatory purposes.

Who is required to file ground water data transmittal?

Individuals or organizations that extract ground water for various purposes, including agricultural, industrial, and municipal uses, are usually required to file ground water data transmittal.

How to fill out ground water data transmittal?

To fill out ground water data transmittal, one must gather relevant data such as water levels, usage volumes, and project details, and then complete the prescribed form provided by regulatory bodies, ensuring all fields are accurately filled.

What is the purpose of ground water data transmittal?

The purpose of ground water data transmittal is to monitor and manage ground water resources effectively, ensuring sustainable use and compliance with regulations.

What information must be reported on ground water data transmittal?

Reported information typically includes details such as the volume of water extracted, the purpose of extraction, monitoring well levels, and compliance with applicable regulations.