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Demuth Test Well Project

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The Demuth Test Well Project, managed by the Sonoma County Water Agency, involves a hydrogeologic study to evaluate groundwater conditions and support potential well development in Forestville, California. The project scope includes the construction of one 14-inch-diameter stainless steel test well to an approximate depth of 100 feet, designed to pump groundwater at rates comparable to a municipal supply well. This follows previous project phases that included geophysical surveys and the installation of four groundwater monitoring wells. Following the installation of the test well, a pumping test will be conducted to collect groundwater level and pumping data from both the new test well and the four existing monitoring wells. This data will be used to characterize and quantify the site's hydrogeologic properties, including hydraulic characteristics, aquifer response, and groundwater production capacity. The project is located at 9841 Wohler Road and has been granted categorical exemptions under Sections 15304 and 15306, as it is expected to cause no significant environmental disturbance. Connie Barton serves as the primary point of contact for the agency.

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Construct 14-inch test well, pump test to assess aquifer properties for sustainable groundwater use in Sonoma County.

Agency

California → Sonoma County Water Agency

NAICS

237990 - Other Heavy and Civil Engineering ConstructionView NAICS

Place of Performance

CA, 95448

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AgencyCalifornia → Sonoma County Water Agency
Contacts1 person available
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California → Sonoma County Water Agency
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Connie BartonSenior Environmental Specialist

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The Project consists of conducting a hydrogeologic study (Study) to evaluate groundwater conditions and support potential well development. Study activities completed to date include two phases of geophysical surveys and the installation of four groundwater monitoring wells. The Project includes construction of one 14-inch-diameter stainless steel test well to an approximate depth of 100 feet below ground surface. The test well will be designed to pump groundwater at rates comparable to those of a municipal supply well. Following well installation, a pumping test will be conducted, and groundwater level and pumping data will be collected from the test well and the four existing monitoring wells. The data will be used to characterize and quantify the hydrogeologic properties of the site, including groundwater production capacity, aquifer response, and hydraulic characteristics.

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