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Well Data Sheet Instructions(Rev. 11199) Page 3 <br /> Neighborhood/Surrounding Area: List all the appropriate codes separated by semicolons that.apply to <br /> the immediate surroundings of the source. A=Agricultural, Ru= <br /> Rural,Re=Residential, Co=Commercial, I=Industrial, Mu= <br /> Municipal, P=Pristine, 0=Other <br /> Site plan on file? Is there a plan on file at DHS or the county that shows the well <br /> location and nearby features such as streets, septic systems, <br /> buildings, etc.?' <br /> DWR Ground Water Basin: Eventually DHS will be able to determine the ground water basin <br /> through a GIS based on the source location. For now, complete this <br /> field only if you have the correct information readily available. <br /> Otherwise, leave this field blank. <br /> i DWR Ground Water Sub-basin: See DWR Ground Water Basin. <br /> SANITARY CONDITIONS <br /> Distance to closest sewer line, Enter the distance in feet(number only, no units). This is intended <br /> sewage disposal, septic tank: to give an-idea if there is any sewage facility near the source. DHS <br /> staff should base this on readily available information, or leave it <br /> blank. Staff should not make a trip to the site solely to get this <br /> piece of information. It should, however, be collected in the next <br /> site review of the source. <br /> Distance to Active Wells: This should be the distance to the nearest active well. For wells in a <br /> well field, it will be the distance to the nearest well in the field. For <br /> other wells, it may not be readily known where the closest well is. <br /> Staff should not make a trip to the site solely.to get this piece of <br /> information. This may be collected in the next site review of the <br /> source. <br /> Distance to Abandoned Wells: This should be the distance to the nearest abandoned or improperly <br /> destroyed well. These are considered potential pathways of <br /> contamination_ This value is not the distance to an old well within <br /> the same well field if the well has been properly destroyed. It is <br /> likely that DHS staff will not be able to identify the location of <br /> nearby abandoned wells. The field is in the WDS in case the <br /> information is known. <br /> Distance to Surface Water: This is the distance to the closest top of bank of a surface water <br /> feature. If there is no surface water feature within a reasonable <br /> distance(approximately 1000 feet),N.A. may be entered in this <br /> field. <br /> Size of controlled area around This is the size insquare_feet of the area around the source where <br /> well: access is limited(if there is such a space). This may be the area <br /> within a building or fenced lot. It is not the dimensions of the entire <br /> parcel or easement that the source sits on, unless the entire parcel is <br /> fenced. <br /> Type of access control to well site: Enter the type of control that keeps people(and animals)away from <br /> the well site. This may include fencing or a building. If there is no <br /> access control enter `none'. If the well is located in a building this <br /> answer may be the same as Enclosure Type, below. <br /> Surface Seal? Is there a concrete slab that is poured around the top of a well? If <br /> this information is not available, enter"Unknown". <br /> Dimensions of concrete slab: Enter the dimensions of the concrete surface seal as Length(in <br /> feet)/Width(in feet)/Thickness (in inches). The dimensions should <br /> be entered without units and separated by a slash (n. If the slab is <br />