Ohio § 6109.072
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§ 6109.072.
(A) No person shall install a public water system well without an approved well siting
application issued by the director of environmental protection in accordance with
this chapter and any rules adopted under it. (B) In addition to meeting the siting requirements established under section 6109.04 of the Revised Code and the rules adopted under it, a person that submits a well siting application for
a public water system well shall include all of the following in the application: (1) For a new public water system or an existing public water system that proposes an
increase in the withdrawal of waters of the state, an evaluation of alternatives for
the provision of drinking water, including the potential for tie-in to a regional
water system; (2) For a new public water system or an existing public water system that proposes an
increase in the withdrawal of waters of the state, asset management program information
in accordance with section 6109.24 of the Revised Code and the rules adopted under it; (3) For an existing public water system, a description of the asset management program
impacts of installing the well, including impacts to any existing asset management
program and the potential for tie-in to a regional water system; (4) For a public water system well that has the capacity to withdraw waters of the state
in an amount requiring registration pursuant to section 1521.16 of the Revised Code , a general plan, subject to approval of the director, that includes both of the following: (a) The information required to be submitted under section 6109.07 of the Revised Code and the rules adopted under it; (b) Verification of registration pursuant to section 1521.16 of the Revised Code . (5) For a public water system well that has new or increased capacities for withdrawal
or consumptive use that require a permit issued under either section 1521.29 or 1522.12 of the Revised Code , a permit approved by the chief of the division of water resources in the department
of natural resources pursuant to section 1521.29 or 1522.12 of the Revised Code . (C) Divisions (B)(2) and (3) of this section do not apply to a transient noncommunity
water system. (D) If the director approves a well siting application for an applicant that meets the
requirements of division (B)(5) of this section, the applicant then shall submit to
the director a copy of any certification, continuing monitoring, or other data or
reports required by the chief of the division of water resources pursuant to a permit
issued under either section 1521.29 or 1522.12 of the Revised Code and any revised ground water model required by the chief. (E) The director may require the well site applicant to include, in the application,
additional information, including but not limited to hydrologic information, in a
form prescribed by the director for any public water system that is not required to
obtain a permit under either section 1521.23 or 1522.12 of the Revised Code . (F) The director may adopt rules in accordance with Chapter 119. of the Revised Code
as is necessary for the implementation of this section.
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