Exempt well definition

Exempt well means a new or an existing well that is exempt from permitting under the laws of this State or these rules, and includes a well that is not required to have an operating or historic use permit to withdraw groundwater from an aquifer. A well that by Rule 7.10(1)(b) becomes an exempt well upon completion is also an exempt well.

Exempt well means a well having THAT HAS a pump with a maximum

Exempt well means a well having a pump with a maximum capacity of not more than thirty-five gallons per minute which is used to withdraw groundwater pursuant to section 45-454.

Examples of Exempt well in a sentence

• However, until a registration request is received from the owner the District will not consider the Exempt well to be registered.

• Exempt well owners are not required to report to ADWR so the exact number of wells in operation and their annual withdrawals are unknown.

• It should be noted that this report does not suggest that existing exempt wells be restricted or removed, only that exempt Exempt well owners should only participate in reaching safe-yield at the same proportionate level as other groundwater users in the PrAMA.well users attempt to meet safe-yield on a level that is equal to other water users in the PrAMA.

• The owner or driller of any Exempt well is required to file with the District the well log required by Section 1901.251 of the Texas Occupations code and, if available, the well’s geophysical log.

• Exempt well consolidation is generally supported within the CWSSA because it reduces the number of wells in a particular source, does not impact the amount of water available for the water system to serve existing or future customers, and has the potential to improve the quality of the water delivered to the end user.

More Definitions of Exempt well

Exempt well means a domestic, livestock, or oil and gas rig supply well that specifically meets the criteria in Rule 5.1(a).

Exempt well means a well exempted from permitting by PCCD in Rule 11 of these Rules or exempted from permitting by the provisions of Chapter 36, Texas Water Code.

Exempt well means a well equipped with a pump with a rated capacity of 35 gallons per minute or less, which is used to withdraw no more than 20 Acre-Feet of Groundwater per year.

Exempt well means a well having a pump with a maximum capacity of

Exempt well means any well for which the District is prohibited to require a permit under the District Act, Texas Water Code §36.117 or the District Rules. Exempt wells include wells used solely for domestic or agriculture use or for providing water for livestock or poultry that is either drilled, completed, or equipped so that it is incapable of producing more than 25,000 gallons per day and certain wells for hydrocarbon production. Wells to supply water for a subdivision of land for which plat approval is required by law or regulation are not exempt. For all purposes herein, an Exempt Well shall be exempt from permitting requirements and production fees but shall not be exempt from pre-registration or registration requirements.

Exempt well means a Well with a casing diameter of less than five inches that solely serves a single family dwelling, a Well that is regulated under Chapter 27 of the Texas Water Code, or a Well that is not subject to any groundwater reduction requirement imposed by the FBSD or HGSD (as appropriate).

Exempt well means a well that qualifies as an exempt well under section 45-454 in effect on January 1, 2005.