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Ground Water Protected Area Projects: Pre-Application Instructions |
State and federal laws in the Delaware River Basin require that no well water project involving an average withdrawal of more than 100,000 gallons per day (gpd) during any calendar month shall be undertaken without approval by the Delaware River Basin Commission (DRBC). In addition, Resolution No. 80-18 requires that new or expanded well water projects located within the delineated "Ground Water Protected Area" (GWPA) involving an average withdrawal of more than 10,000 gpd from a well or group of wells operated as a system are required to obtain a Protected Area Permit.
Prior
to submitting an application for ground water withdrawal in the GWPA,
the applicant shall undertake the following:
At least 30 days prior to exploratory drilling in the GWPA, submit an advanced notice in writing to DRBC which includes the following:
After preliminary review of the advance notice, an informal conference may be scheduled by the Project Review Branch or upon request of the prospective applicant. Additional preliminary information and data may be requested for DRBC or state review in order to substantiate a formal application for a GWPA Permit for the project.
Once this is completed, the applicant can proceed with a formal application for a ground water withdrawal.
Download Ground Water Withdrawal Application
(Microsoft Word document; to be filled in electronically)
OR
Download
Ground Water Withdrawal Application
(Free Adobe Reader required; to be printed and filled in)
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