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. _ r t Mr. Mark Stodola Page 3 January 27, 2005 • Minnesota Rules,part 4725.4450, subpart 1, item E(8), requires that a water-supply well must be no less than 50 feet from a septic tank, sewage lift station,nonwatertight sewage sump, or holding tank. • Minnesota Rules,part 4725.4450, subpart 1, item E(12) and F(5), requires a minimum 50-foot separation between a well and a buried sewer. The separation may be reduced to 20 feet for certain sewers that are constructed of approved materials and have been successfully air tested. In order to bring the subject well into compliance with Minnesota Rules, �art 4725.4450,the completion of ONE of the following corrective actions must be done by March 1, 2005: 1. The subject well must be permanently sealed by a licensed well contractor in accordance with Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4725 and be replaced with a well which meets all of the requirements of Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4725. OR 2. The septic tank must be relocated at least 50 feet from the subject well, the sewer within 50 feet of the well must be relocated at least 50 feet from the well or replaced with an air tested approved sewer, and a sign must be atta.ched to the well warning of the electrical hazard in accordance with Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4725. Failure to complete one of the prescribed corrective actions by March 1,2005,may result in the MDH initiating additional enforcement actions against Don Stodola Well Drilling Company, Inc. Please be advised that any repeated violations of Minnesota Rules, Chapter 4725,may result in the assessment of administrative penalties against Don Stodola Well Drilling Company Inc. for each violation. You must contact Mr. Edson at 651/643-2109, or me at 651/643-2108 at least 24 hours prior to the date the corrective work will begin so that arrangements can be made for an inspector to be present during the corrective work if necessary. This is a REQUIREMENT of this notice and failure to notify the NIDH prior to beginning corrective work may result in the NIDH initiating additional enforcement actions against you.