Haw. Code R. § 11-23-11 - Ooeratino conditions
(a) No injection
well shall be operated, modified or otherwise utilized without a UIC permit
issued by the department. Only subclass C wells that meet the requirements of
section
11-23-12(f)
shall be exempt from obtaining a UIC permit to operate.
(b) No person shall construct, operate,
maintain, convert, plug, abandon or conduct any other injection activity in a
manner which allows the movement of fluid containing a contaminant into
Underground sources of drinking water, if the presence of that contaminant may
cause a violation of any national or State primary drinking water rule or may
otherwise adversely affect the health of one or raore persons.
(c) All injection wells shall be operated in
such a manner that they do not violate any of the department's administrative
rules under title 11, Hawaii Administrative Rules, regulating various aspects
of water guality and pollution, and chapters 342-B, 342-D, 342-F, 342-H, 342-J,
342-L, and 342-N, HRS. The rules include:
(1)
Chapter 11-20, "Rules Relating To Potable Water Systems";
(2) Chapter
11-62,
"Wastewater Systems"; and
(3)
Chapter 11-55, "Water Pollution Control".
(d) The Operation of all injection wells
shall also conform to any limitations on quantity and quality of the injected
fluid as are deemed appropriate by the director for the purposes of this
chapter.
(e) If at any time the
department learns that an injection well may cause a violation of primary
drinking water rules, the department shall order the injector to take such
actions as may be necessary to prevent the violation, including, where
reguired, cessation of Operation of the injection well.
(f) Notwithstanding any other Provision of
this section, the department shall issue a cease and desist order, effective
immediately, upon receipt of Information that a contaminant which is present
in, or likely to enter, a System, or Underground source of drinking water,
supplying water for human consumption, poses an imminent and substantial danger
to the health of a person or persons.
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