California Well Drilling Permit Requirements

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PERMIT INFORMATION

San Diego

County Permitting Requirements as of July 2008

Agency Information

Contact	Mr. Mike Vernetti 619/338-2242 - Program Manager Mr. James Clay 619/338-2205 - Program Facilitator Ms. Marisue Crystal 619/338-2013 - Field & Support Services Ms. Veronica Tavizon 619/338-2223 - Field & Support Services Mr. Ernie Profeta 619/338-2492 - Field & Support Services
Address	Monitoring Well Permit Section P.O. Box 129261 San Diego, CA 92112-9261
Telephone No.	619/338-2239 Main Dept. Well Permits Direct # 619/338-2339
Fax No.	619/338-2315
Web Site	County of San Diego Monitoring Well Permit Information

Permit Information

Permit Fees	Boring	$ 193.00 for initial boring 50.00 for additional
	CPT Boring for lithologic logging	$ 193.00 for initial boring 50.00 for additional
	Initial Monitoring Well	$ 193.00 per well
	Subsequent Monitoring Well	$ 160.00 per well
	Groundwater Sample / Hydro-Punch	$ 193.00 for initial boring 50.00 for additional
	Vapor Extraction Well	$ 193.00 for initial well $ 150.00 for additional
	Well Destruction	$ 193.00 for initial $ 120.00 for additional
Backfilling Requirements for Borings	Please refer to California Well Standards Bulletin for specifications.
Backfilling Requirements for Monitoring Wells	Please refer to California Well Standards Bulletin for specifications.
Inspection Fees	yes - inspection required during and after drilling. Initial inspection fees included in permit fees. Re-inspection fees are $99.00 for 1st well & $30.00 for each additional well.
Permit Application Information	Allow 10 working days for processing application. Please refer to SA/M manual for specifications on whether or not a soil boring requires permitting.