Or. Admin. Code § 690-502-0250 - Special Columbia River Basalt Group Aquifer Permit Conditions
New permits issued to appropriate groundwater from Columbia River Basalt Group aquifers shall be specially conditioned. The conditions shall specify:
(1) A static water
level measurement be made and submitted before any use of water may commence at
the well;
(2) The
permittee/appropriator install a meter or other suitable measuring device
approved by the Director and submit an annual report of water used to the
Department;
(3) Limits on
acceptable amounts of depletion and interference with other users;
(4) Use of water from the well be controlled
or shut off if limits specified in the permit to protect the resource from
depletion, and prior appropriators from interference, are exceeded;
(5) The Department shall determine, from
measurements submitted by the permittee/appropriator, or other data on file in
the department, the initial and subsequent water levels from which the
previously cited declines are referenced;
(6) Following the issuance of a permit, the
permittee/appropriator shall measure the water levels in the permitted well
each year between March 1 and March 31 (spring high-water level) and submit the
data to the Department within 90 days of measurement. Water level measurements
shall be made by a certified water rights examiner, licensed water well
driller, licensed pump installer, registered geologist, licensed land surveyor,
registered professional engineer or the permittee/appropriator;
(7) Any other conditions derived from OAR
chapter 690, division 008 as deemed necessary to protect the groundwater
resource.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 536 & ORS 537
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