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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER We 100 ORGANIZATIONAL RULES PART We 101 DEFINITIONS Section We Abandoned Well Section We Active Well Section We Adjudicative Proceeding Section We Agency Section We Bentonite Section We Board Section We Board Clerk Section We Competent Bedrock Section We Contested Case Section We Declaratory Ruling Section We Department Section We Director Section We Division Section We Drive Shoe Section We Fiscal Impact Statement Section We Grout Section We Hydrofracturing Section We Inactive Well Section We Jaswell-type Seal Section We License Section We Licensing Section We Monitoring Well Section We Non Adjudicative Processes Section We Order Section We Party Section We Person Section We Pitless Adapter Section We Portland Cement Section We Presiding Officer Section We Pump Installer Section We Pump Installations Section We Rule Section We Schedule 40 Section We Shale Packer Section We Sitting Member Section We Standard Dimension Ratio (SDR) Section We Water Well Construction Section We Water Well Contractor Section We Well Section We Well Log PART We 102 STRUCTURE OF THE BOARD Section We Structure PART We 103 ACCESS TO FILES Section We Access to Files i We2 PART We 104 SOURCES OF AUTHORITY Section We Statutes Granting Authority Section We Previously Existing Wells PART We 105 DUTIES OF THE BOARD Section We Summary of Duties CHAPTER We 200 RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE PART We 201 PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY Section We Purpose Section We Applicability Section We Governing Statutes and Rules PART We 202 QUORUM, COMPUTATION OF TIME, FILING OF DOCUMENTS AND DATES OF ISSUANCE OR FILING Section We Quorum Section We Computation of Time Section We Filing of Documents Section We Date of Issuance or Filing PART We 203 COMPLAINTS AND INVESTIGATIONS Section We Preliminary Processing of Complaints Section We Formal Processing of Complaints Section We Investigations by the Board Section We Investigations by the Department PART We 204 PETITIONS FOR WAIVER OR EXEMPTION OF RULES, EXEMPTIONS OF STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS AND DECLARATORY RULINGS Section We Applicability Section We Undue Hardship Section We Filing Section We Format and Content of Petitions Section We Processing of Petitions for Waiver or Exemption of Rules, Exemption of Statutory Requirements and Declaratory Rulings Section We Exemptions PART We 205 PETITIONS FOR RULEMAKING AND REQUESTS FOR EXPLANATION OF RULES Section We Applicability Section We Filing Section We Format and Content of Petitions Section We Processing of Rulemaking Petitions Section We Requests for Explanation of Rules PART We 206 APPEALS PROCEDURES AND CONDUCT OF HEARINGS Section We Applicability Section We Time for Filing of Appeals Section We Notice of Appeals Section We Supplemental Materials Section We Communications with the Board Section We Signatures ii We3 Section We Identification and Distribution of Notice of Appeal Section We Scheduling and Notice of Hearing Section We Calendar of Hearings Section We Extensions of Time Section We Pre-Hearing Conferences Section We Requests for Information or Documents Section We Appearance Before the Board Section We Failure to Appear Section We Parties, Intervenors, and Complainants Section We Representatives Section We Removal of Representatives Section We Presiding Officer Section We Withdrawal of Presiding Officer or Member of the Board Section We Testimony Section We Exhibits Section We Motions Section We Requests for Finding and Conclusions Section We Evidence Section We Standard of Proof Section We Burden of Proof Section We Hearing Record Section We Recess and Adjournment Section We Continuance Section We Close of the Record Section We Reopening of the Record Section We Decisions Section We Motion for Rehearing or Reconsideration PART We 207 NON-ADJUDICATIVE PUBLIC HEARINGS Section We Applicability Section We Non-Adjudicative Public Hearings Section We Notice Section We Record Section We Opening the Hearing Section We Testimony Section We Closing of the Hearing and the Record Section We Continuances CHAPTER We 300 LICENSE APPLICATION PROCEDURE AND REQUIREMENTS PART We 301 LICENSE APPLICATION PROCEDURE Section We Type of Construction or Installation Section We Fees Section We Application Forms PART We 302 QUALIFICATIONS Section We Businesses Shall Be Licensed Section We Individual May Be Licensed Section We Soil Exploration, Pump Installations and Other Well Drilling Operations Section We Minimum Experience Requirement Section We Proof of Experience iii We4 Section We Qualified Individual Section We Loss of Qualified Individual PART We 303 EXAMINATIONS Section We Given to Applicants Only Section We Schedule Section We Exemptions PART We 304 RECIPROCITY Section We Statutory Authority Section We Required Agreement Section We Applicability Section We Procedure CHAPTER We 400 CONTINUED STATUS PART We 401 LICENSE RENEWAL PROCEDURE Section We Request for Renewal Section We Renewal of License Section We Notice of Invalidation PART We 402 CONTINUING EDUCATION Section We Purpose Section We Applicability Section We Requirements Section We Continuing Education Section We Refusal of License Renewal CHAPTER We 500 ETHICAL STANDARDS PART We 501 CODE OF ETHICS Section We Purpose Section We Ethical Practices CHAPTER We 600 STANDARDS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, MAINTENANCE AND ABANDONMENT OF WELLS PART We 601 PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY Section We Purpose Section We Applicability PART We 602 NEW WELL CONSTRUCTION Section We Public Water Systems Section We Reports Section We Chlorination Section We Discharge of Chlorinated Water Section We Well Location Section We Standard Practice for the Construction of Wells Drilled in Bedrock Section We Standard Practice for the Construction of Shallow Wells in Unconsolidated Materials by Excavation Section We Standard Practice for the Construction of Deep Wells in Unconsolidated Materials iv We5 Section We Standard Practice for the Construction of Driven Wells Section We Standard Practice in the Development of Well Yield Section We Well Development by Hydrofracturing and Other Yield Improvement Methods Section We Termination of Well Casings Below Ground Surface Section We Standard Practice for the Construction of Monitoring Wells Section We Standard Practice for the Construction of Closed Loop Geothermal Wells Section We Standard Practice for the Construction of Open Loop Geothermal Wells PART We 603 WELL MAINTENANCE Section We Active Wells Section We Inactive Wells Section We Well Casing Extensions Section We Abandoned Wells Section We Responsibility PART We 604 ABANDONMENT OF WELLS Section We Purpose Section We Applicability Section We Determination of Abandonment Section We Removal of Pumping Equipment and Debris Section We Sealing Section We Responsibility CHAPTER We 700 STANDARDS FOR THE INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT OF PUMPS PART We 701 PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY Section We Purpose Section We Applicability PART We 702 INSTALLATION, MAINTENANCE, REPAIR OR REPLACEMENT REQUIREMENTS Section We Public Water System Requirements under RSA 485:1 ` Section We Chlorination Section We Discharge of Chlorinated Water Section We Electrical Requirements Section We Mechanical Requirements CHAPTER We 800 REPORTS PART We 801 WELL COMPLETION REPORT Section We Required Information and Entry Format Section We Location, Accuracy, Method of Reference, Street Address and Attachments Section We Submission Procedure PART We 802 MONITORING WELL COMPLETION REPORT Section We Applicability Section We Required Information and Entry Format Section We Location Accuracy, Method of Reference, Street Address and Attachments Section We Submission Procedure v We6 CHAPTER We 900 ADMINISTRATIVE FINES PART We 901 DETERMINATION OF FINE AMOUNT Section We Administrative Fine Amount Section We Administrative Fine Adjustments CHAPTER We 1000 REGISTRY OF COMPLAINTS PART We 1001 PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY Section We Purpose Section We Applicability PART We 1002 MAINTAIN A REGISTRY Section We Registry Section We Contents of the Registry Section We Public Access Section We Requests for Removal from the Registry vi We7 CHAPTER We 100 ORGANIZATIONAL RULES Statutory Authority: RSA 482-B PART We 101 DEFINITIONS We Abandoned well means a well which is inactive and is not maintained by the owner. Source. #2557, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We Active well means a well which is used for water supply production. Source. #4730, eff ; ss by #4898, eff ; EXPIRED: New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We A:1, I. Adjudicative proceeding means adjudicative proceeding as defined in RSA Source. #4730, eff ; ss by #4898, eff ; EXPIRED: We Agency means agency as defined in RSA 541-A:1, II. New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff Source. #4730, eff ; ss by #4898, eff ; EXPIRED: New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We8 We Bentonite means a clay which consists of a majority of montmorillonite which expands by absorbing water and is designed to add viscosity to drilling fluids or to create a seal of low hydraulic conductivity. We Board means board as defined in RSA 482-B:2. Source. #4730, eff ; ss by #4898, eff ; EXPIRED: New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff Source. #4730, eff ; ss by #4898, eff ; EXPIRED: New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We Board clerk means the person designated by the commissioner of the department pursuant to RSA 21-O:3,VIII as the appeals clerk for the board. Source. #4730, eff ; ss by #4898, eff ; EXPIRED: New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We Competent bedrock means bedrock which is structurally sound, and exhibits a minimum of fractures, joints, partings, faults, and chemical or physical weathering, that would degrade the structural integrity, or increase the hydraulic conductivity, of the parent rock. For the purposes of these rules, competent bedrock shall have the ability to: (a) Sustain an open borehole to accept the well casing; (b) Accommodate a hydraulic seal that will prevent the likelihood of groundwater from entering the well along or underneath the casing; and (c) Prevent groundwater from entering the well by way of enhanced permeability features such as fractures, joints, and cavities immediately below the casing. Source. #4730, eff ; ss by #4898, eff ; EXPIRED: New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We9 We Contested case means contested case as defined in RSA 541-A:1, IV. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Declaratory ruling means declaratory ruling as defined in RSA 541-A:1, V. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Department means the department of environmental services. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Director means the director of the water division of the department of environmental services. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Division means the division of water of the department of environmental services. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Drive shoe means a hardened steel cylinder designed to be welded or threaded onto the end of the steel well casing and manufactured to provide a seal to the bedrock surface. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) VII. We Fiscal impact statement means fiscal impact statement as defined in RSA 541-A:1, Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Grout means a fluid mixture of cement and water, bentonite and water or both, possibly with additives, of a consistency which can be forced through a pipe and which is designed to provide a seal. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Hydrofracturing means a well development technique capable of utilizing a minimum water pressure of 2000 pounds per square inch and minimum pumping flow rate of 35 gallons per minute and one or more inflatable or mechanical packers to flush out or expand fractures within a well. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) 3 We10 We Inactive well means a well which is not in use for water supply production. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Jaswell-type seal means a flexible rubber like collar with circular rings designed to provide a water tight seal between the well casing and a larger diameter hole. The term includes such seals manufactured by the Jaswell Corporation, and any similar products of other manufacturers. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We License means license as defined in RSA 541-A:1, VIII. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Licensing means licensing as defined in RSA 541-A:1, IX. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Monitoring well means a well used to observe or sample groundwater. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Non adjudicative processes means non adjudicative processes as defined in RSA 541- A:1, X. We Order means order as defined in RSA 541-A:1, XI. We Party means party as defined in RSA 541-A:1, XII. We Person means person as defined in RSA 482-B:2. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Pitless adapter means a piece of metal hardware which allows the water supply to pass through the well casing below ground level and into the supply pipe which leads to the house and is designed to provide a sanitary connection. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) 4 We11 We Portland cement means a hydraulic cement produced by pulverizing clinker consisting essentially of hydraulic calcium silicates and usually containing one or more of the forms of calcium sulfate as an interground addition. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Presiding officer means presiding officer as defined in RSA 541-A:1, XIV. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Pump installer means pump installer as defined in RSA 482-B:2. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Pump installations means pump installations as defined in RSA 482-B:2. We Rule means rule as defined in RSA 541-A:1, XV. Source. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) Source. #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Schedule 40 means the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) designation schedule number 40 for pipes and fittings computed according to the following formula: Schedule Number = (1000)(P/S) where P = internal working pressure in psig; S = allowable stress of piping material at operating conditions in psi. Source. #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We Shale packer means a flexible rubber-like cone collar designed to fit between a well casing and a larger diameter hole and designed to prevent material placed above it from passing by it and into the well below. Source. #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Sitting member means an individual who has been appointed to the board and to whom the oath of office has been administered, or the designee of the commissioner of environmental services. The term includes any member of the board whose term has expired until such time as a replacement is appointed, but does not include any member who has resigned from the board, regardless of whether a replacement has been appointed. Source. #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) 5 We12 We Standard dimension ratio (SDR) means the ratio of pipe diameter to pipe wall thickness. Source. #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Water well construction means water well construction as defined in RSA 482-B:2. Source. #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) We Water well contractor means water well contractor as defined in RSA 482-B:2. We Well means well as defined in RSA 482-B:2. Source. #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff (from We ) Source. #9177, eff (from We ) We Well log means a written description of the unconsolidated earth materials, rock types, water bearing zones, and depth intervals encountered during the well drilling operation. PART We 102 STRUCTURE OF THE BOARD Source. #9177, eff (from We ) We Structure. The structure of the board shall be as described by the enabling statute RSA 482-B:3. Source. #2557, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by PART We 103 ACCESS TO FILES New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We Access to Files. In accordance with RSA 91-A, the files of the board shall be open to public inspection upon request during normal working hours. Information which is available for public distribution may be copied. The fee charged for making copies of public records shall be that charged by the department of environmental services. PART We 104 SOURCES OF AUTHORITY Source. #2557, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We Statutes Granting Authority. RSA 482-B authorizes the water well board to regulate the construction of wells and installation of well pumps, to license water well contractors and well pump 6 We13 installers, to provide well records, to charge fees, to provide for penalties, and to adopt rules pertaining to the implementation of these mandates. Source. #2557, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We Previously Existing Wells. Pursuant to Chapter 359:2, Laws of 1983, wells constructed prior to August 17, 1983 shall not be required to conform to the provisions of the rules except that any well hereafter abandoned shall comply with the provisions of We 604. PART We 105 DUTIES OF THE BOARD Source. #2557, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We Summary of Duties. In accordance with RSA 482-B the board shall: (a) Protect the ground waters of the state; (b) Regulate the construction of water wells; (c) Regulate the installation of well pumps; (d) License water well contractors; (e) License well pump installers; (f) Keep records of wells; (g) Provide for penalties for violations; (h) Charge fees for licenses; (i) Promote cooperation among water well contractors, pump installers and governmental agencies; (j) Make available to the public information relative to ground water resources of the state; and (k) Adopt rules as necessary to implement the requirements of RSA 482-B. Source. #2557, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by New. #6448, eff ; ss by #7306, eff ; ss by #9177, eff We14 CHAPTER We 200 RULES OF PRACTICE AND PROCEDURE PART We 201 PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY We Purpose. These rules shall be construed to secure the just, efficient, and accurate resolution of board proceedings in accordance with recognized principles of due process and the requirements of RSA 541-A and RSA 482-B. Source. #2557, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by #9178-A, eff We Applicability. The procedures set forth in this chapter shall apply to processing of complaints, petitions for rulemaking, waiver of procedural rules, declaratory rulings, exemption of rules and statutory requirements pursuant to RSA 482-B:13, and all adjudicative proceedings conducted by the board. These procedural rules shall apply to the water well board and all persons within the board s jurisdiction, including water well contractors, pump installers, license applicants and persons filing petitions, complaints and appeals. Source. #2557, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by #9178-A, eff We Governing Statutes and Rules. The provisions of RSA 541-A, RSA 482-B and these rules shall govern proceedings before the board. Source. #2557, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by #9178-A, eff We15 PART We 202 QUORUM, COMPUTATION OF TIME, FILING OF DOCUMENTS AND DATES OF ISSUANCE OR FILING We Quorum. A quorum of the board shall be a simple majority of the total number of members. We Computation of Time. (a) All time periods referenced in these rules shall be calendar days. Source. #4549, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by #9178-A, eff (b) Computation of any period of time referred to in these rules shall begin with the day after the action which sets the time period in motion, and shall include the last day of the period so computed. (c) If the last day of the period so computed falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or state legal holiday, then the time shall be extended to include the first business day following the Saturday, Sunday, or state legal holiday. We Filing of Documents. Source. #4549, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by #9178-A, eff (a) Any document filed with the board shall be filed by mailing or delivering the original to the board s office at the following address: Water Well Board c/o DES, Water Division PO Box 95 Concord, NH (b) Any document required or allowed by these rules to be filed in conjunction with an adjudicative proceeding shall be filed as specified in (a), above, together with the original and one copy of the document. 9 We16 (c) Copies of all documents shall be provided to all parties of record in a proceeding. We Date of Issuance or Filing. Source. #4549, eff ; ss by #4730, eff ; ss by #9178-A, eff (a) All orders, decisions, notices, or documents issued by or at the direction of the board shall be deemed by the board to have been issued on the date noted on the document. (b) All orders, decisions, notices, or documents issued by or at the direction of the board in conjunction with an adjudicative proceeding and sent by certified mail, return receipt requested, to the last address of record or delivered by personal service, in accordance with the provisions of RSA 482-B:9, shall be deemed by the board to be adequate notice. (c) All applications, petitions, motions, requests for findings and conclusions and any other written documents governed by these rules shall be deemed by the board to have been filed with or received on the actual date received by the board as indicated by the date stamped received on the document. PART We 203 COMPLAINTS AND INVESTIGATIONS We Preliminary Processing of Complaints. Prior to formal proceedings in a contested case, the following procedure shall apply in responding to a complaint against a licensee: (a) The staff shall consider informal resolution through communication between the complainant and the licensee. (b) If the complainant wishes to proceed further, the complainant shall submit a written complaint. (c) Complaints shall be signed and dated by the person(s) filing the complaint. (d) Upon receipt of the complaint, staff shall send copies to the members of the board and to the licensee. (e) The licensee shall respond to the complaint, in writing, within 30 days. (f) The licensee shall also provide a copy of the written response to the complainant(s). We Formal Processing of Complaints. Source. #7307, eff ; ss by #9178-B, eff (a) The board shall consider the complaint and the response at the next available meeting, provided that, failure to respond to a complaint shall not preclude the board from considering the complaint. (b) The board shall provide notice, in writing, and invite all parties to the meeting. 10 We17 (c) After considering the complaint and response and any other relevant information presented at the meeting, the board shall take one or more of the following actions: (1) Initiate formal adjudicative proceedings, upon its own motion, where the board determines that a reasonable basis exists to consider suspension, revocation or refusal of a license pursuant to RSA 482-B:8, I; (2) Appoint any member of the board, its staff, an attorney, or any other qualified person or committee of qualified persons, to further investigate the violations alleged in the complaint; (3) Dismiss the complaint in consideration of the following: a. The complaint has no merit; b. The complaint is not within the jurisdiction of the board; or c. The complaint fails to establish grounds to consider suspension, revocation or refusal of a license; (4) Take no action in consideration of the following: a. The complaint or violation has been resolved or remediated; b. There is insufficient evidence to proceed with an action; c. Pending a recommendation from the department; and d. Pending disciplinary action by the department pursuant to RSA 482-B:8, II; and (5) Take any other action authorized by RSA 482-B or by law as justice may require. (d) The board shall provide written notice to parties of record of its determination. We Investigations by the Board. Source. #7307, eff ; ss by #9178-B, eff (a) The board, within the limits of its authority, and acting through its members, officers, staff, attorney or any other qualified person or a committee of qualified persons, shall upon motion of its members, make inquiry of any person and otherwise gather information, and prepare reports describing the information obtained, whenever: (1) It receives information, through complaints or other means, which leads it to believe that an applicant for or the holder of a license issued by the board has met the criteria established in RSA 482-B:8,I for refusal, suspension or revocation of a license or a person has violated the provisions of RSA 482-B:5; or (2) It desires to obtain information for any other lawful purpose. (b) Investigations shall include all techniques and methods for gathering information which are appropriate to the circumstances of the case, including requests for additional information from the complainant, requests for information from the licensee and meetings with potential witnesses and interested persons. 11 We18 (c) Investigations by the board shall be commenced by the issuance of an order of investigation containing: (1) The statutory or regulatory authority for the investigation; (2) The identity of the persons, or class of persons, which are the subject of the investigation; (3) The general nature of the conduct being investigated; (4) The identity of the investigating officer or committee; and (5) Any other provisions deemed desirable by the board. (d) The issuance of an order of investigation shall not commence a disciplinary hearing and shall not constitute an allegation of misconduct against a license holder. (e) The board shall appoint any one or more of its members, its staff, attorney, or any other qualified person or a committee of qualified persons to conduct an investigation. (f) The investigator shall make a written report of the results of the investigation which includes a recommendation to the board as to whether there is a reasonable basis to consider suspension, revocation, or refusal of a license. Source. #7307, eff ; ss by #9178-B, eff We Investigations by the Department. Upon investigation and recommendation of the department, the board shall consider refusal, suspension or revocation as provided by RSA 482-B:8,I and We Source. #7307, eff ; ss by #9178-B, eff PART We 204 PETITIONS FOR WAIVER OR EXEMPTION OF RULES, EXEMPTIONS OF STATUTORY REQUIREMENTS AND DECLARATORY RULINGS. We Applicability. Any interested person may petition the board to waive a procedural rule, or request a declaratory ruling on the applicability of any statute, rule, or order administered or enforced by the board, or may request an exemption of a rule or one or more of the provisions of RSA 482-B. The rules in this part shall apply to any petition to waive a rule, petition for declaratory ruling, or request for an exemption pursuant to RSA 482-B:13. Petitions for waiver shall apply to procedural rules of this chapter. Petitions for an exemption shall apply to the provisions of RSA 482-B and rules adopted by the board. We Undue Hardship. As used in these rules, "undue hardship" means a hardship which arises from a unique circumstance which unreasonably restricts the ability of a water well contractor or pump installer to obtain a license, or the ability of a water well contractor or land owner to construct a well or the ability of a pump installer or land owner to install a pump. We Filing. The original and one copy of a petition for waiver of a rule, declaratory ruling or exemption shall be filed with the board in accordance with We We19 We Format and Content of Petitions. (a) Petitions for waiver or exemption of rules, exemptions of statutory requirements, and declaratory rulings, shall include the following: (1) The legal name of each person requesting the action, with a resident address or principal place of business of the person; (2) The chapter, part or section, or paragraph, by alphanumeric code, of the rule(s), statutory provision(s), or order(s) which is the subject of the request; (3) The petitioners signature and date signed; (4) Any other information as the person filing the petition deems pertinent and relevant, including attachments, exhibits, illustrations, and sworn written documents to the petition. (b) A petition to waive a rule shall also include a concise and explicit statement of why good cause exists to waive the rule. (c) A petition for an exemption of a rule or one or more of the provisions of RSA 482-B shall also include a concise and explicit statement of why adherence to the rule or statutory requirement will cause the petitioner or third person(s) undue hardship and why an exemption of the rule or statutory requirement will not adversely impact the public interest or the intent of the law. (d) A petition for a declaratory ruling shall also include a concise and explicit statement of why the petitioner wants the board to rule on the statutory provision, rule or order. We Processing of Petitions for Waiver or Exemption of Rules, Exemption of Statutory Requirements and Declaratory Rulings. (a) If the board determines that the petition for waiver or exemption of a rule, exemption of a statutory requirement, or declaratory ruling is deficient, the board shall notify the petitioner within 30 days, in writing, of the specific deficiencies and allow the petitioner to amend the petition. (b) The board shall take one of the following actions in response to a petition for waiver: (1) Grant the petition if: a. Good cause exists for the requested action; and b. The interest of the parties to the proceeding will not be prejudiced by the waiver; or (2) Deny the petition, in writing, stating fully the reasons for denial. (c) For the purposes of this section, good cause shall exist when the requested action would be more likely to promote the fair, accurate and efficient resolution of issues pending before the board than would adherence to a particular rule or procedure. (d) The board shall take one of the following actions in response to a petition for exemption: (1) Grant the petition if the requested action is: a. Within the board s authority; 13 We20 b. Consistent with state and federal law and policy; and c. In the best interest of the petitioner or third person(s) to the extent necessary to ameliorate undue hardship and to the extent that the action can be granted without adversely impacting the public interest or the intent of the law; or (2) Deny the petition, in writing, stating fully the reasons for denial. (e) The board shall take one of the following actions in response to a petition for declaratory ruling: (1) Issue a declaratory ruling responsive to the petition within 90 days; or (2) If deemed necessary, request the opinion of the department of justice and issue a declaratory ruling within 90 days following receipt of the department of justice opinion. We Exemptions. The board shall grant an exemption pursuant to RSA 482-B:13 where a person demonstrates that denial of an exemption would result in an undue hardship, the exemption would not be contrary to the spirit of the rules or RSA 482-B, and granting an exemption is in the public interest. Source. #7307, eff ; ss by #9178-B, eff PART We 205 PETITIONS FOR RULEMAKING AND REQUESTS FOR EXPLANATION OF RULES We Applicability. Any interested person may petition the board to adopt, amend, or repeal a rule. The rules in this part shall apply to any rulemaking petition submitted pursuant to RSA 541-A:4. We Filing. The original and one copy of a petition for rulemaking shall be filed with the board in accordance with We We Format and Content of Petitions. (a) A petition to adopt, amend, or repeal a rule shall include the following information: (1) The legal name of each person requesting the adoption, amendment, or repeal of the rule, with a resident address or principal place of business of the person; (2) Whether the person is asking the board to adopt, amend, or repeal a rule; and (3) A concise and explicit statement of why the petitioner wants the board to change the rule(s). (b) Petitions to adopt, amend, or repeal a rule shall be signed and dated. (c) A petition to adopt a rule shall also include: (1) The chapter, part, or section, by alphanumeric code, where the person proposes the rule to be inserted; and (2) The language that the person wants to have adopted as a rule. 14 We View more
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