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Drinking Water Test Well

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The City of Crescent City in California is seeking to install a drinking water test well, approximately 150 feet in depth, located near Rellim Road. The primary objective of this project is to determine the feasibility of the well as a backup municipal water supply. The scope of work includes the construction of the well followed by a pump test to assess capacity, evaluate impacts on adjacent wells, and collect water quality samples for laboratory analysis. If the results confirm the well is viable, the city will initiate a separate project to design the well pump, headworks, and integration into the existing water system. However, if the well is deemed non-viable, it will be destroyed in accordance with California well regulation requirements. The project has been granted a CEQA Notice of Exemption under categorical exemptions for information collection and minor land alterations. Coordination is being managed by Bob Brown, Contract Planning Director, and David Yeager, Public Works Director.

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Crescent City seeks a 150-foot test well to evaluate backup water supply feasibility.

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California → Crescent City

Place of Performance

Off Rellim Rd and approximately ½ mile south of the Smith River, Crescent City, CA, 95531

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AgencyCalifornia → Crescent City
Contacts2 people available
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California → Crescent City
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Bob BrownContract Planning Director
David YeagerPublic Works Director

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The City is looking to install a test well in order to determine the feasibility of a municipal well as Name of Public Agency a backup supply to their existing water source. The test well is anticipated to be approximately 150 feet in depth. As part of the construction of the test well a pump test would be completed to assess the capacity of the well, determine effects on adjacent wells, and collect water quality samples for submittal to an analytical laboratory for water quality analysis. If the pump test and water quality results indicate that the well is viable as a supply well, then, as a separate project, design of the well pump, headworks, and tie-in into the City's water system would commence. If the pump test and water quality results indicate that the well is not viable as a supply well, the test well would be destroyed per California well regulation requirements.

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