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The boundaries of Groundwater Control Area No. 4 are described as follows and are shown on the attached map. Commencing 135 feet to the west of the intersection of Museum Drive and East Seedling Mile Road; thence running westerly to the western lease boundary of the 1200 Highway 30 East Site; thence running east-southeasterly to the intersection of the lease boundary and Highway 30 East; thence running east-southeasterly to the intersection of Stuhr Road and an extension of the East Gregory Street; thence running easterly along Gregory Street to Shady Bend Road, thence running east-northeasterly to East Seedling Mile Road; thence following East Seedling Mile Road to the intersection with Gunbarrel Road; thence southerly to the Wood River; thence east-northeasterly along a path 350 feet south of and Farallel to Fort Kearney Road to the intersection with a southerly extension of Beck Road; thence running northerly along Beck Road to the farm access road 2,270 feet south of Highway 30 east, thence running westerly for 1,000 feet; thence running southwesterly along a path 1,130 feet south of and parallel to Highway 30 East to the point of the beginning. A map of the boundaries of Groundwater Control Area No. 4 shall be maintained in the City’s Geographical Information System MapSifter (or any successor application, if any). |
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§35-98. Prohibited Groundwater Uses
(A) Groundwater pumped from wells within Groundwater Control Area No. 4 shall not be used for any domestic use which may result in human exposures. Such uses include drinking, food preparation, washing, bathing, showering, and other household uses which result in human exposures to contaminated groundwater. Because groundwater from wells within Groundwater Control Area No. 4 may be contaminated and presents a hazard to the health safely, and welfare of persons exposed to such water, any human consumption or prohibited use of groundwater from wells within Groundwater Control Area No. 4 is a violation of this Article and is declared to be a public nuisance subject to abatement as provided in §§35-101 to §§35-102 of this Article.
(B) No new well with a design capacity of more than 50 gallons per minute (gpm) may be drilled or installed in Groundwater Control Area No. 4 unless and until the party proposing the well installation has demonstrated, by a hydrogeological study performed by a competent environmental consulting firm, that the operation of the well will not cause the movement of the groundwater contamination or adversely affect the remedial action provided for in the RAP for the Site. Any such hydrogeological study shall be submitted to NDEQ for review and approval prior to well installation.
(C) This Section on Prohibited Groundwater Uses shall not prohibit uses of groundwater pumped from wells within Groundwater Control Area No. 4 which do not result in human exposure to contaminated groundwater, including, but not limited to groundwater monitoring wells, EPA, NDNR, or NDEQ remediation wells, wells that produce 50 gpm or less for dewatering purposes, for non-contact cooling water for industrial, commercial, or residential uses, or wells used for irrigation. Discharges from dewatering wells must be appropriately handled and disposed of in accordance with applicable City, State and Federal laws including National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permits under the Clean Water Act.
§35-99. Well Installation
(A) No person shall drill or install a well with a design capacity of more than 50 gallons per minute within Groundwater Control Area No. 4 prior to applying for and obtaining a well permit from the Central Platte natural Resources District.
(B) No person may install a well within Groundwater Control Area No. 4 which penetrates two or more water-bearing zones unless water-tight casing are installed with conform to the regulations governing water well construction, pump installation, and water well decommissioning standards of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, Regulation and Licensure Division (178 NAC 12, Section 003.11D-Contaminated Water-Bearing Zones). |