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1983-06-24 Letter, Water Well Abandonment Procedure
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1983-06-24 Letter, Water Well Abandonment Procedure
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June 24, 1983 <br />M1 ke. <br />CITYof ORONO <br />Yost Office Box 66•CryidAd Bay, Minnesota 5,53Z39 Municipal Officer <br />On the North Shore o/ hake Minnetonka <br />Ski Tonka, Inc. <br />c/o Richard Primus <br />432 Midland Bank Building <br />Minneapolis, MN 55401 <br />Re: Well on Ski Tonka property P.I.N.S. f31-118-23-33-0004 <br />Dear Mr. Primus: <br />It has been brought to our attention by a local well driller that <br />the existing 12" well on the Ski -Tonka property has not been <br />properly abandoned, nor does it meet current standards for continued <br />use without certain upgrading measures. I am aware that various <br />development plans have been proposed for this property over the <br />last few years. However, since there are no immediate plans apparent <br />to develop the site using this well as a private or community <br />water supply, we must require certain measures at this time to <br />eliminate the potential for groundwater contamination posed by <br />this well. <br />If you plan to permanently abandon this well, it must be properly <br />sealed and filled with concrete or cement grout. This must be <br />performed by a licensed well -driller. If you plan to again use <br />this well at a future date, it must be temporarily sealed upon <br />approval of the State Health Department. In addition, the well <br />casing would have to be extended above the ground surface, and <br />the existing well pit filled in. (Well pits are no longer allowed <br />because surface water may collect in the pit and enter the well, <br />thereby acting as a source of agtiifer contamination). <br />I refer you to Mr. James Nye, Minnesota Health Department Ground <br />Water Quality Control Unit, 623-5339, if you have questions <br />regarding this matter. I would appreciate your prompt response, <br />and will be happy to a ist you in any way I can. <br />Sincerely, <br />Michael P. Gaff en cc: Tom <br />Septic System Inspector Jame <br />Bl'ILDING l.ONING 473-7357 • ADMINISTRATION A FINANCE - 473.733A <br />AWSSIM; <br />Jacobs, Building Official <br />s Nye, MN Health Dept <br />PUHLIC %0kKS - 173.7359 <br />
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