Well Developments 2002 Feb
Well Developments 2002 Feb
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Add a garden and a lawn, and the use increases to Continued on Page 3 V WHAT IS THIS "25' RULE" CONFUSION ALL ABOUT?
J There is a misconception that wells under 25' deep are not legal wells. Another misconcep- tion is that all wells must be sealed to 25' depth. Here are the facts.
The only reference to 25' in the law is MCA 37-43-102 (7) defining "water well." It says that a water well "does not include spring development or excavations, by backhoe or otherwise, for recov- ery and use of surfac...e waters or for the purpose of stock watering or irrigation where the depth is 25' or less." In other words, if a rancher wants a well that is 25' Dry holes continued from Page 2 about 8 to 10 gpm. A comfortable water yield, if it is sustainable, is 12 gpm. Lending institutions may require 4 to 5 gpm for the prop- erty to qualify for mortgages. A well yielding 1 Vi to 2 gpm can be developed for minimal use by building a cistern for storage.
Deeper wells can also store water for use during time of higher demand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Add a garden and a lawn, and the use increases to Continued on Page 3 V WHAT IS THIS "25' RULE" CONFUSION ALL ABOUT?
J There is a misconception that wells under 25' deep are not legal wells. Another misconcep- tion is that all wells must be sealed to 25' depth. Here are the facts.
The only reference to 25' in the law is MCA 37-43-102 (7) defining "water well." It says that a water well "does not include spring development or excavations, by backhoe or otherwise, for recov- ery and use of surfac...e waters or for the purpose of stock watering or irrigation where the depth is 25' or less." In other words, if a rancher wants a well that is 25' Dry holes continued from Page 2 about 8 to 10 gpm. A comfortable water yield, if it is sustainable, is 12 gpm. Lending institutions may require 4 to 5 gpm for the prop- erty to qualify for mortgages. A well yielding 1 Vi to 2 gpm can be developed for minimal use by building a cistern for storage.
Deeper wells can also store water for use during time of higher demand.
What to read after Well Developments 2002 Feb?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Montana.Dept. of Natural Resources And Conservation to read onlineMoreLess
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