About the District
Well Registration
Reporting Usage and Production Fees
Permitting Requirements
All new water wells must be registered with the District and obtain a Notice to Proceed before drilling and operation. Leachate wells, monitoring wells, piezometers, and Pre-Effective Date Exempt Wells (including domestic, livestock, or wells with a capacity of less than 27.7 GPM) drilled before April 1, 2012, are not required to be registered with the District. However, the District encourages the registration of exempt wells, as unregistered wells are not protected under the District's Rules from potential impacts caused by new wells.
Permitting Requirements
Reporting Usage and Production Fees
Permitting Requirements
All new wells or well systems with a capacity greater than 17.36 GPM require a permit before drilling and operation. A Hydrogeological Report is required for any new well or well system with a proposed aggregate capacity of 200 GPM or more. Additionally, any wells added to an existing system that increase the aggregate capacity by 200 GPM will also require a Hydrogeological Report.
Reporting Usage and Production Fees
Reporting Usage and Production Fees
Reporting Usage and Production Fees
All non-exempt wells must submit monthly meter readings, collected within 10 days of the last day of the month, on a quarterly cycle. Meter readings must be submitted within 30 days of the end of the quarter. Production fees are charged in accordance with the District's Fee Schedule and are due within 60 days of the end of the quarter.
District's Database
Reporting Usage and Production Fees
Reporting Usage and Production Fees
To access District information, submit well registration applications, or report quarterly Water Production Reports, please visit the District's database, DripDrip.