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1049007 KANSAS CORPORATION COMMISSION Form CP1 March 2010 OIL & GAS CONSERVATION DIVISION This Form must be Typed Form must be Signed All blanks must be Filled WELL PLUGGING APPLICATION Form KSONA1,

How to fill out pits allowed to dry

How to fill out pits allowed to dry:

1. Start by inspecting the pit and assessing its condition. Look for any cracks, holes, or other damaged areas that may need to be repaired before filling.
2. Clean out the pit thoroughly by removing any debris, loose dirt, or old filling material. Use a broom, shovel, or vacuum to ensure that the pit is free from any loose particles.
3. Prepare the filling material according to the manufacturer's instructions. This may involve mixing cement, sand, and water in the correct proportions to create a smooth and workable mixture.
4. Begin filling the pit by pouring the filling material into the hole. Use a shovel or trowel to spread the material evenly, ensuring that it fills all the corners and gaps within the pit.
5. Compact the filling material by tapping it down with a tamper or a heavy object. This will help eliminate any air pockets or voids within the pit, ensuring a solid and stable fill.
6. Continue filling the pit until it reaches the desired level, taking care to maintain an even surface. Use a straight edge or a level to ensure that the filled pit is flush with the surrounding area.

Who needs pits allowed to dry?

1. Construction workers and contractors who are involved in building or renovating projects may need to fill pits that are allowed to dry. This could include filling excavations, foundation holes, or utility trenches.
2. Homeowners or property owners who have pits in their yards or gardens may also need to fill them if they pose a safety hazard or if they are no longer needed. For example, filling old swimming pool pits or abandoned septic tank pits.
3. Maintenance crews responsible for maintaining public spaces, such as parks, roads, or sidewalks, may need to fill pits that have developed due to erosion, damage, or wear and tear. This is done to ensure the safety and usability of these areas.

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What is pits allowed to dry?

Pits allowed to dry are storage pits that are given permission to naturally dry out before further use.

Who is required to file pits allowed to dry?

The owner or operator of the storage pit is required to file pits allowed to dry.

How to fill out pits allowed to dry?

To fill out pits allowed to dry, the owner or operator must provide relevant information about the pit and its drying process.

What is the purpose of pits allowed to dry?

The purpose of pits allowed to dry is to ensure proper drying of storage pits before reuse to prevent contamination or environmental harm.

What information must be reported on pits allowed to dry?

Information such as the location of the pit, the date it was allowed to dry, and any observations about the drying process must be reported.