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WELLBEAD MAINTENANCE LOG � Client,Se // Site�S /`-'ys�� Well. M&O ( Date. 2 �S Does the utility box have a lid?1� Is the lid broken or damaged enough to warrant replacement? X/ Did you replace:t? It is a Simple Utility box with lift type lid (non-locking) It is a curable type Utility box with screw fast ners What brand? U a-s', What kind of tool is needed to open it? f//-S Were screws in place? /K Do Screws need to be eplacea?� Does the threaded receptacle need to be repaired?�threads7 weld? Is the well lockable? t' Is there a Iock? What type of Lock7�45/ri- Vas it lockea?�� Will it unlock easily? Does it need to be replacea7 Does the type of ltd or plug have the potential to keep surface runoff water from entering the well? P Does it appear that the plug or cap is tight enough to actually seal out water? //-"" If sealed with an expanding plug, is the plug tight enough in the top of the well to resist being readily pulled out? Did you decide that the plug should be replaced? 161 Did you replace it? Is there water present in the bottom of the box, below the top of the weIlcase? Is water standing at the level of the top of the well case? Is water standing well above the level of the top of the weilcase? v Do you need to bail or suck out this standing water? Is the top of the`N eli itself, cracked, belled or deformed so a plug will not seal tightly?�� Is any portion of the well itself, loose or able to be readily unscrewed or pulled loose? Are there cracks or other signs of damage to the well, the utility box or the concrete seas?--,—/V Is there a passive recovery device (skimmer) installed in the well?� Does it prevent a watertight seal from being installed? Is there an installed pump or other recovery device installed in the well"at? r Does it prevent a watertight seal from being installed? ' Ares special instructions p needed for gauging or sampling this well? NOTES file: Wellhead sam