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1 Department of Land and Natural Resources COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT HAWAII Well Construction & Pump Installation STANDARDS Honolulu, Hawaii Revised February 20042 ii3 Linda Lingle Governor DEPARTMENT OF LAND AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMISSION ON WATER RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PETER T. YOUNG CHAIRPERSON MEREDITH J. CHING CLAYTON W. DELA CRUZ JAMES A. FRAZIER CHIYOME L. FUKINO, M.D. STEPHANIE A. WHALEN ERNEST Y.W. LAU DEPUTY DIRECTOR 1 st Edition January nd Edition February 2004 iii4 iv5 FOREWORD About 50 percent of Hawaii's water supply comes from ground-water sources. Ground water, which is also used for agricultural, industrial, and domestic purposes, is the principal source of municipal water supplies in Hawaii. Consequently, protecting the quality and quantity of ground water throughout the State is essential to Hawaii's future well being. Improperly and inadequately constructed wells can cause pollution or increase the chances of salt-water intrusion to ground-water sources to the point of requiring cessation of use or expensive treatment before use. The Hawaii State Water Code and the Administrative Rules of the Department of Land and Natural Resources require the Commission on Water Resource Management to develop minimum standards for the construction, modification, repair/maintenance, and sealing/abandonment of wells in order to protect the quality and quantity of Hawaii's ground-water resources. The State Department of Health and county water supply departments also play a critical role in maintaining drinking water sources and protecting ground-water quality. Consequently, these government agencies may have adopted or may adopt in the future more stringent standards for wells than are provided in these statewide minimum standards. v6 vi7 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 1997 Edition These standards were prepared after consideration of all comments and suggestions from private parties and public agencies. Private parties included individuals, well drillers, water users, and consultants. Public agencies included county water departments, State Department of Health, and State Department of Land and Natural Resources (Land Division). Many comments and suggestions were received orally at public hearings and in writing and the Commission on Water Resource Management wishes to thank all for their time and effort during the review process Edition Many companies, agencies and individuals provided comments, advice and help in revising these Standards (Table 1). The Commission on Water Resource Management thanks all those who contributed to the review. Table 1. Participation in the Review Process Written Comments Participation in Public Meetings Verbal Comments Department of Health, Safe Drinking Water Branch and Underground Injection Control Beylik Drilling Oasis Water Systems, Inc. Hawaii County Department of Water Supply Honolulu Board of Water Supply Mink and Yuen, Inc. Wai'eli Drilling Department of Health, Safe Drinking Water Branch and Underground Injection Control Department of Land and Natural Resources, Engineering Division Hawaii County Department of Water Supply Island Resources, Ltd. James A. Frazier Kauai Department of Water Supply Limtiaco Consulting Group Maui Department of Water Supply Herbert M. Richards, Jr U.S. Geological Survey Wai'eli Drilling Water Resources International, Inc. Tracy Runnells Well Service Inc. Valley Well Drilling vii8 viii9 CONTENTS Page Part 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS 1.1 Purpose and Scope Authority Standards of Other Agencies (a) New Drinking Water Wells (b) Injection (Drainage) Wells (c) Geothermal Wells (d) Test Borings Definitions Exemptions from Unusual Conditions Well Drillers and Contractors Permits Required Reports Required Exclusions Part 2. WELL CONSTRUCTION 2.1 Well Construction Permits Basal Well Depth Well Location (a) Distance from Sources of Pollution (b) Gradients (slopes) (c) Flood and Drainage Areas (d) Accessibility Well Casing (a) General (b) Wall Thickness of Casing (c) Minimum Length of Solid Casing (d) Casing Materials (e) Casing Joints Rock or Gravel Packing the Annular Space Grouting the Annular Space (a) General (b) Conductor Casing (c) Minimum Depth of Grouted Annular Space (d) Minimum Thickness of Grouted Annular Space (e) Grouting Materials for Annular Sealing (f) Placement of the Annular Grout Well Development Well Disinfection (a) General (b) Disinfection of Aquifer Section ix10 2.9 Well Testing (a) Introduction (b) Step-Drawdown Tests (Well Efficiency Test) (c) Constant-Rate Tests (Aquifer Test) (d) Accuracy of Measurements (e) Minimum Frequency of Measurements (f) Pumping Test Records and Reports Well Completion (a) General (b) Well Completion Report and Records Elevation Survey and GPS Location (a) Elevation Survey (b) GPS Location Part 3. WELL ABANDONMENT/SEALING 3.1 General Responsibility for Abandonment/Sealing Initiation of Abandonment/Sealing (a) Initiated by Well Owner or Operator (b) Initiated by Commission Grouting Materials for Permanent Sealing Preliminary Work Sealing the Aquifer Section of a Well (a) Open Hole Section (b) Perforated Casing Section Sealing the Solid Casing Section of a Well (a) Properly Grouted Wells (b) Improperly Grouted Wells Special Provisions for Artesian Wells (a) General (b) Preliminary Work (c) Sealing Procedures Well Abandonment/Sealing Report x11 Part 4. PUMP INSTALLATION 4.1 Pump Installation Permits (a) General (b) Emergencies General Installation Requirements (a) Pumps & Pumping Equipment (b) Above-Grade Pump Connections (c) Well Vents (d) Water Level Measuring Device (e) Standards of Other Agencies Pumps (a) Mounting (b) Lubrication (c) Hazardous Materials (d) Potable and Non-Potable Interconnections Water Meter Pump Installation Report xi12 TABLES Table Page Table 1. Participation in the Review Process. iv Table 2. Well Permits and Reports Required Table 3. Minimum Steel Casing Wall Thickness for Non- Public Water Supply Wells 2-4 Table 4. Minimum Wall Thickness for Public Water Supply Wells 2-4 Table 5. Water Well Casing Materials Table 6. Well Casing Joint Standards 2-7 Table 7. Guideline Amounts of Chlorine Necessary to Disinfect the Borehole Table 8. Minimum Test Period for Constant-Rate Tests xii13 Part 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS14 Part 1. GENERAL PROVISIONS Section 1.1 Purpose and Scope These Standards shall be known as the Hawaii Well Construction and Pump Installation Standards (2004) of the Department of Land and Natural Resources and are referred to hereinafter as the "Standards." These Standards establish minimum requirements for the purpose of protecting and preventing the pollution, contamination, and wasting of ground water and for the purpose of minimizing saltwater intrusion into wells and ground water in the State of Hawaii in the course of: Construction of wells, Modification of wells, Abandonment and permanent sealing of wells and test borings, and Installation and repair of pumps. These Standards apply to all wells constructed for the purpose of locating, exploring, monitoring, developing, or recharging of ground-water aquifers. These minimum Standards do not preclude other enforcing agencies, state or county, from establishing more stringent standards to meet their objectives. These Standards also do not replace or define the regulatory permitting process. Section 1.2 Authority Under 174C-82, Hawaii Revised Statutes, the Commission must develop these Standards. These Standards fulfill 174C-86 of the State Water Code (Hawaii Revised Statutes) and Hawaii Administrative Rules , which reads as follows: Well construction and pump installation standards. (a) The minimum standards referenced in this section, shall be such as to ensure the safe and sanitary maintenance and operation of wells, the prevention of waste, and the prevention of contamination of ground-water aquifers. The standards for well construction specified in The 1-115 Hawaii Well Construction and Pump Installation Standards, adopted by the Commission on Water Resource Management, and as may be amended, is hereby incorporated by reference. (a) The minimum standards for the installation of pumps and pumping equipment shall also provide for the installation of devices to measure the amount of ground water being withdrawn from the wells. The Hawaii Well Construction and Pump Installation Standards, as may be amended, is hereby incorporated by reference. (b) The well construction and pump installation standards referenced in this section shall serve as minimum guidelines and shall be subject to review and modification by the Commission. (c) If any well construction, well abandonment or pump installation standard is violated and as a consequence ground water is wasted or any well is contaminated, the Commission, after giving notice of the defect to the owner of the land on which the well is located, and giving such owner a reasonable time to correct the defect, may itself correct the defect and charge the land owner for the cost of such correction. Such cost constitutes a lien on the land until paid. The lien may be foreclosed in any court of competent jurisdiction, and in such foreclosure suit, the court shall allow the Commission reasonable attorney's fees. [Eff. March 21, 1997 ] (Auth: HRS 174C-8) (Imp: HRS 174C-82, 174C- 86) Section 1.3 Standards of Other Agencies (a) New Drinking Water Wells In addition to the requirements of these minimum Standards, all wells to be used to supply a public water system must meet the requirements of the State Department of Health, Safe Drinking Water Branch, under their rules, Title 11, Chapter 20, entitled "Rules Relating to Potable Water Systems" and as may be amended. Also, for wells intended for municipal use, please be aware of the well construction standards in Water System Standards, State of Hawaii, 2002 as amended and the American Water Works Association (AWWA) Standards for Water Wells, ANSI/AWWA A100-97, as amended. 1-216 (b) Injection (Drainage) Wells Injection wells are not governed by these Standards. The location, abandonment, construction, and operation of injection wells must meet the permit requirements of the State Department of Health, Safe Drinking Water Branch under their rules, Chapter 11-23, "Underground Injection Control, "as amended. The Commission does not require a permit for the construction and operation of injection wells. (c) Geothermal Wells Geothermal wells are not governed by these Standards. Geothermal wells must meet the permit requirements of the Department of Land and Natural Resources, Engineering Division under their rules, Title 13, Chapter 183, "Rules on Leasing and Drilling of Geothermal Resources," as amended. The Commission does not require a permit for geothermal wells. (d) Test Borings The Commission does not require a permit for temporary test borings and test boring sealings. However, test borings related to underground storage tanks and environmental monitoring or remediation must meet the requirements of the State Department of Health. Permanent test borings for long-term monitoring of water levels and/or chlorides are considered monitoring wells, which require a well construction permit from the Commission. Section 1.4 Definitions The following definitions shall apply in the interpretation of these Standards: "Abandoned well" means any well whose use has been permanently discontinued. Any well shall be deemed abandoned which has been allowed to become unsealed, leaking, polluting, deteriorating in quality, uncontrollable, buried, or which is in such a state of disrepair that continued use for the purpose of obtaining ground water is impracticable or unsafe. "Annular seal" means the grouted length of annular space between casing and the wall of the drilled or otherwise constructed hole. "Annular space" means the space between the casing in a well and the wall of the hole or between two concentric strings of well casing. "ANSI" means the American National Standards Institute. 1-317 "Aquifer" means a geologic formation that is sufficiently permeable to conduct ground water and to yield economically significant quantities of water to wells. "Artesian well" means a well that is completed into an aquifer that is confined at greater-thanatmospheric pressure. Water in the well bore rises to a level above the level of the aquifer. An artesian well may or may not flow. "ASTM" means the American Society for Testing and Materials. "AWWA" means the American Water Works Association. Backflow preventor means a device or means to prevent backflow of water into a well or potable water system. "Basal aquifer" means an aquifer in which a body of ground water floats on a body of salt water in accordance with the buoyant density difference of the two bodies of water. As a general rule, each foot of saturated fresh ground water above mean sea level is supported by 40 feet of saturated fresh ground water below mean sea level. "Caprock" means a geological formation or formations composed of terrigenous or marine sediments deposited over a formation or formations of volcanic origin. Caprock is substantially less permeable than volcanic formations and is often considered a confining material. "Chairperson" means the chairperson of the Commission on Water Resource Management. Chemigation means applying fertilizer or agricultural chemicals to land or crops through an irrigation system. "Commission" means the Commission on Water Resource Management. "Drainage Well means a well primarily used for the disposal of rainfall runoff water. A drainage well could either be naturally dry or contain a naturally occurring water table. Dug well means a shallow large diameter well or sump constructed by hand or with heavy equipment other than a drilling rig; generally used for stockwater, irrigation, or dust control. "Enforcing agency" means a state or county governmental agency duly authorized to administer and enforce laws or rules pertaining to the construction, alteration, maintenance, operation, and closure of wells in Hawaii. 1-418 Exploratory well means a well drilled to obtain hydrologic data by geological analysis of the formations and aquifer testing. If conditions are adequate to develop ground water, an exploratory well can be converted to a production well. An exploratory well requires a well construction permit. "FDA" means the United States Food and Drug Administration "Geothermal well" means any well constructed for the location, exploration, monitoring, development, or injection of geothermal resources or the natural heat of the earth, the energy which may be extracted from the natural heat in whatever form found below the surface of the earth as defined by Chapter 182-1, HRS. "Ground water" means any water found beneath the surface of the earth, whether in perched supply, dike confined, flowing, or percolating in underground channels or streams, under artesian pressure or not, or otherwise. "Grout" means slurry used to seal any part of a well. "Head" means the elevation in feet above mean sea level of the water level in a well or aquifer. "High-level aquifer" means an aquifer in which a body of ground water is maintained at a higher level above mean sea level than that which can be explained by the buoyant density difference of ground water and salt water. Geologic structures, such as volcanic dikes or other poorly permeable formations, generally play a key role in the occurrence of high-level ground water. "Injection well" means a well into which subsurface disposal of fluid or fluids occurs or is intended to occur by means of injection. "Installation of pumps and pumping equipment" means the placement and preparation for operation of pumps and pumping equipment, including all construction involved in making entrance to the well, and establishing seals and repairs to existing installations. Modification means any change to the physical dimensions of a well. Modification includes recasing, backfilling, redrilling or any change to increase or decrease the yield of a well. Modification does not include changes to the wellhead. "Monitor well" means any cased permanent well drilled for the purpose of monitoring groundwater levels and salinity of ground water, or other flow properties of the aquifer. Cased 1-519 permanent wells for the purpose of monitoring contaminants other than chloride are Test Borings. Perched aquifer means an aquifer that is formed by water confined on the top of an impervious to semi-pervious geologic layer of limited extent located between a large aquifer (basal or high-level) and the ground surface. The perched aquifer is separated from the primary aquifer by unsaturated material. Perched ground-water sources are generally small. "Positive Displacement" means a procedure whereby grout is first introduced at the bottom of an interval and is pumped or forced with other applications of pressure upward through the interval, displacing fluids or air within the annulus. Potable water well means any well that tap a fresh or brackish aquifer for drinking water use. Production well means a well that forcibly withdraws ground water by pumping. A production well also includes artesian wells and tunnels. Public water system means a system which provides water for human consumption, through pipes or other constructed conveyances if the system has at least fifteen service connections or regularly serves an average of at least twenty-five individuals daily at least sixty days out of the year. Such term includes (1) any collection, treatment, storage, and distribution facilities under control of the operator of such system and used primarily in connection with such system, and (2) any collection or pretreatment storage facilities not under such control which are used primarily in connection with such system. A public water system may be privately or publicly owned or operated. A public water system is a community water system or a non-community water system. [Ref: Chapter , Hawaii Administrative Rules, Potable Water Systems]. "Pump installation" means the installation, replacement, or repairs of any equipment utilized or intended for use in withdrawing or obtaining water from a water source. "Pump installation contractor" means any person licensed in the State of Hawaii to install, replace, or repair pumps and pumping equipment. 1-620 "Pumps and pumping equipment" means all equipment and appurtenances utilized or intended for use in withdrawing or obtaining ground water. It includes seals, tanks, fittings, measuring devices, and controls. "Repairs" means any replacement, change, or modification of any well, pump or pumping equipment. Customary or normal maintenance is not included in this definition. Salt water well means a well that produces water with chloride content greater than 17,000 mg/l. "Test boring" means any excavation or drilled hole whose purpose is the immediate determination of subsurface geologic, hydrologic, or contaminated conditions usually, but not always, in the unsaturated zone above the ground-water level. This definition includes borings for foundation, underground storage tanks, environmental monitoring under the purview of other government agencies and hazardous water remediation. A test boring is not intended for the purpose of conversion to a production well. "USDA" means the United States Department of Agriculture. "Water well" means any well, water development shaft, or tunnel being used, intended to be used, or capable of being used to withdraw ground water or any well, water development shaft, or tunnel to be constructed for the purpose of investigating, exploring, testing, or development of ground water. "Water management area" means a geographic area which has been designated for management of the ground or surface-water resource therein, as provided in Chapter , "Designation and Regulation of Water Management Areas." "Well" means any excavation or opening into the ground, or an artificial enlargement of a natural opening drilled, tunneled, dug, or otherwise constructed for the location, exploration, monitoring, development, injection, or recharge of ground water and by which ground water is drawn or is capable of being withdrawn or made to flow. "Well construction" means the drilling, tunneling, digging or otherwise constructing a well for whatever purpose, including any alteration or repairs of an existing well, but excluding the installation of pumps and pumping equipment. "Well driller" means any person licensed in the State of Hawaii to construct, modify, or repair wells. 1-721 Section 1.5 Exemptions from Unusual Conditions The Standards presented herein are considered adequate for the protection of ground water and the prevention of ground-water waste from improper construction. If the Chairperson finds that compliance with any of the requirements of these Standards is impractical because of unusual conditions or circumstances the Chairperson may waive compliance with that requirement and prescribe alternative requirements. If the Chairperson determines that because of unusual conditions or circumstances these Standards do not provide adequate protection of the aquifer, then the Chairperson may also prescribe alternative or additional requirements. Section 1.6 Well Drillers and Contractors All work required in the construction, modification, or sealing of wells subject to these standards shall be performed by well drillers who have obtained a C-57 license from the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Division of Professional and Vocational Licensing. All work required in the installation of pumps and pumping equipment shall be performed by well drillers with a C-57 license, pump installers with a C-57a license, or general contractors with an A license obtained from the Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, Division of Professional and Vocational Licensing. To validate permits, licensed well drillers and/or pump installers must sign permits before any work is performed. The permit must be posted at the work site. Upon completion of work, well drillers and/or pump installers are required to sign well completion reports. Section 1.7 Permits Required In the State of Hawaii, work on water wells, production wells, exploratory wells and monitor wells requires a well construction permit from the Commission; work on injection wells requires a permit from the State Department of Health; and work on geothermal wells requires a permit from the Department of Land and Natural Resources, Engineering Division. Work on test borings does not require a permit, but all test borings should be sealed properly 1-822 before abandonment. The various permits required, the enforcing agency, and the applicable standards are summarized in Table 2, "Well Permits and Reports Required." Applicants for well construction (includes modification), pump installation, and well sealing permits issued by the Commission, should check with the Commission or the Commission webpage for the latest updated form. Any applicant for a well construction, pump installation or well sealing permit whose application is rejected or amended by the Chairperson may obtain a hearing before the Commission by filing within 30 days of the mailing of the notice of a rejected or amended application, a written petition requesting such a hearing. The hearing shall be conducted as provided in Chapter , "Rules of Practice and Procedure for the Commission on Water Resource Management." The Commission may modify, suspend, or revoke a permit, after notice and hearing, on any of the following grounds: 1. Material misstatement or misrepresentation in the application for a permit. 2. Failure to comply with the provisions set forth in the permit. 3. Willful disregard or violation of any provision of this part or any rule adopted pursuant thereto. 4. Material change of circumstances or conditions existing at the time the permit was issued. Section 1.8 Reports Required Reports relating to construction, modification, and abandonment of water wells and monitor wells are required to be filed by the permittee with the Commission as provided in the appropriate sections of these Standards. Persons filing a well completion report, well abandonment/sealing report, or pumping test record required by the Commission should check with the Commission for the latest updated forms or may refer to its web page at Section 1.9 Exclusions The requirements in Part 2, "Well Construction" of these Standards do not apply to water development tunnels, dug wells and shafts. The Chairperson shall consider the designs of these water development structures on a case-by-case basis. 1-923 Table 2. Well Permits and Reports Required Well Type Proposed Activity Permit Requirements Applicable Well Standards Permit Report Enforcing Agency Water Well (fresh, brackish, & salt water) Drill new well. Modify existing well. Redrill existing well. Deepen existing well. Abandon/seal existing well. Well Construction Well completion report. Well abandonment/sealing report. Commission These Standards Install new pump. Modify existing pump to a larger capacity. Replace existing pump with a larger pump. Pump Installation Well completion report. Commission These Standards Monitor Well Drill new well or modify an existing well. Abandon/seal existing well. Well Construction Well completion report. Commission These Standards Injection Well Construct; Operate; Modify; Abandon/Seal. Underground Injection Control (UIC) Refer to Chap , HAR State Department of Health Chapter 11-23, HAR Geothermal Well Drill; Modify; Modify use; Abandon/seal. Geothermal Refer to Chap , HAR State Department of Land & Natural Resources Chapter , HAR Test Boring Drainage wells Excavate/drill. Abandon/seal. Construct; Operate; Modify; Abandon/Seal. None None None None Underground Injection Control (UIC) Refer to Chap , HAR State Department of Health Chapter 11-23, HAR Note: (1) New water wells to be used to supply a public water system must meet the requirements of Chapter 11-20, entitled, "Rules Relating to Potable Water Systems" of the State Department of Health. (2) Test borings related to UIC and/or environmental monitoring or remediation are subject to the State Department of Health. HAR = Hawaii Administrative Rule. 1-1024 1-1125 Part 2. WELL CONSTRUCTION26 Part 2. WELL CONSTRUCTION Section 2.1 Well Construction Permits No well, except injection, drainage, geothermal, and temporary test boring wells shall be constructed, modified, repaired, or abandoned and sealed without a well construction permit approved by the Chairperson. Injection wells, drainage wells and geothermal wells require permits from other state agencies (Table 2). Temporary test borings do not require a well construction permit. Permanent test borings for hydrologic monitoring of water levels and/or water quality are considered monitor wells, which require a well construction permit. Applications for a well construction permit shall be made on the most recent forms provided by the Commission. The forms are available at the Commission office or at A well construction permit may be approved and issued if the proposed construction complies with all applicable laws, rules, and standards. In some cases, when the knowledge of the hydrogeology of an area is limited, an application without proposed construction will also be approved. In either case, final construction of the well must conform to these standards. The well construction permit shall be prominently displayed at the site of the well at all times until the well construction is completed. Every well construction permit shall require the well driller to file a well completion report. Every permit for construction or modification of a water production well shall require a pumping test in accordance to these standards. Measurements of time, pumping rate, drawdown, chloride content, well recovery data, and temperature shall be recorded and reported as required in these Standards. The holder of a well construction permit, with the approval of the Chairperson, may change the location of the well before or after start of construction. A written request to change the location shall state the location, proposed depth, method of construction, size, and expected capacity of the new well. The request to change the location shall also state the manner of sealing or plugging the abandoned well if applicable. The Chairperson may 2-127 consult with the Department of Health for compliance with their rules and standards concerning, among other things, the appropriateness of the location of the well. Section 2.2 Basal Well Depth Except for salt-water wells, any well constructed in basal aquifers for the purpose of nonpotable or potable water withdrawal shall be initially designed and pump tested at a depth below sea level not exceeding one-fourth of the theoretical thickness (41 times the head) of the basal ground-water body, unless authorized by the Chairperson. Upon request by the permittee and submission of the supporting data and analysis, the Chairperson may allow deepening and subsequent testing of such wells to a depth below sea level not exceeding one-half of the theoretical thickness of the basal ground-water body. Section 2.11 (a) of these standards defers the elevation survey for non-public water supply wells of less than 70 gpm installed capacity. If the permittee chooses to defer the elevation survey the exact elevation of the ground at the well and water level will be unknown. The well shall still be optimized according to an estimated water level elevation. The Chairperson shall reserve the right to revise the permittee s water-level elevation estimate. If the permittee contests the Chairperson s estimated water level then the permittee shall perform an elevation survey. Section 2.3 Well Location a) Distance from Sources of Pollution New wells shall be sited the maximum distance possible from sources of pollution. Some possible pollution sources include wastewater lines, cesspools, septic tanks, wastewater leaching fields, landfills, chemical storage and injection wells. (b) Gradients (slopes) Where possible, wells should be located hydraulically up-gradient (normally on a higher slope) from potential sources of pollution. Consideration should also be given to the fact that pumping a well may cause a localized reversal of the existing ground-water gradient due to drawdown of the ground-water table. 2-2 View more
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