178 Neb. Admin. Code, ch. 12, § 006 - DEWATERING WELLS
12-006.01
Permanent Installation: Permanently constructed dewatering wells must be constructed to the same standards as non-potable wells.
12-006.02
Temporary Installations: Temporary installations must be constructed in a manner that prevents the introduction of contaminants into the ground water. They must be decommissioned within 90 days of installation.
12-006.02A
Location: Dewatering wells must be located or the site graded so that surface drainage is away from the well.
12-006.02B
Sanitation: Temporary dewatering wells must be constructed to prevent the introduction of microbiological, chemical, or radiological substances which may be toxic into the aquifer or aquifers penetrated.
12-006.02C
Well Screens must be composed of nontoxic, durable material.
12-006.02D
Temporary Casing: Casing and screen may be re-used.
12-006.02E
Casing Wall Thickness: The wall thickness of temporary dewatering well casing must be sufficient to withstand the forces imposed on it during installation and pressures exerted on it by the surrounding materials.
12-006.02F
Secure Cover: Any temporary dewatering well which is under construction must be protected with a secure cover or cap when it is unattended.
12-006.02G
Repair of a Dewatering Well: All temporary dewatering well repairs must be done in accordance with current standards.
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