SOLE SOURCE AQUIFERS Sample Clauses

SOLE SOURCE AQUIFERS. The Safe Drinking Water Act of 1974 (42 U.S.C. §§ 201, 300(f), et seq., and 21 U.S.C. §
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SOLE SOURCE AQUIFERS. The project is located within a Sole Source Aquifer, is of the type requiring review by United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA) and has not received a favorable response from USEPA’s review of a required submission.
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SOLE SOURCE AQUIFERS no construction in a sole source aquifer (Note: the installation or replacement of signs, pavement markings, and rumble strips, as well as pothole filling, crack sealing, and joint repair does not require an Individual CE as long as there is very minimal ground disturbance.)
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SOLE SOURCE AQUIFERS. Does the project involve construction in a sole source aquifer? (Note: the installation or replacement of signs, pavement markings, and rumble strips, as well as pothole filling, crack sealing, and joint repair is allowable so long as there is very minimal ground disturbance.)
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SOLE SOURCE AQUIFERS. Sole Source Aquifers are Federally regulated areas where groundwater protection is of the utmost importance, due to the fact that residents in the area rely upon this water resource as their sole source of drinking water. There are currently only two Federally designated sole source aquifers in Connecticut: • the Pootatuck Aquifer in the Newtown/Monroe area; and, • the Pawcatuck Basin Aquifer System in the Stonington/North Stonington area. Information must be provided to FHWA to coordinate with USEPA’s Region 1 Drinking Water Quality and Protection Unit so they are given the opportunity to ensure that Federally assisted projects will not adversely affect groundwater resources. The designation has no direct effect on land use decisions made at the state or local level, but if the project has any Federal funding, coordination with USEPA is necessary. Contact OEP for assistance when dealing with projects in a sole source aquifer. If a project is in a sole source aquifer recharge area, an Individual CE is required. Note: the installation or replacement of signs, pavement markings, and rumble strips, as well as pothole filling, crack sealing, and joint repair does not require an Individual CE as long as there is very minimal ground disturbance. Other minimal ground disturbance activities may be included later once an MOA is established between FHWA and USEPA. The Individual CE must include documentation of the required coordination with the USEPA. Additional information on this subject is available at the following Internet web site address: xxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/region1/eco/xxxxxxxxxx/pc_solesource_aquifer.html
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SOLE SOURCE AQUIFERS. Sole Source Aquifers are Federally regulated areas where groundwater protection is of the utmost importance, due to the fact that residents in the area rely upon this water resource as their sole source of drinking water. There are currently only two Federally designated sole source aquifers in Connecticut: • the Pootatuck Aquifer in the Newtown/Monroe area; and, • the Pawcatuck Basin Aquifer System in the Stonington/North Stonington area. Additional information on this subject is available at the following Internet web site address: xxxxx://xxx.xxx.xxx/dwssa
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SOLE SOURCE AQUIFERS. EPA Sole Source Aquifers Interactive Map
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