OAR 690-502-0250
Special Columbia River Basalt Group Aquifer Permit Conditions

New permits issued to appropriate groundwater from Columbia River Basalt Group aquifers shall be specially conditioned. The conditions shall specify:

(1)

A static water level measurement be made and submitted before any use of water may commence at the well;

(2)

The permittee/appropriator install a meter or other suitable measuring device approved by the Director and submit an annual report of water used to the Department;

(3)

Limits on acceptable amounts of depletion and interference with other users;

(4)

Use of water from the well be controlled or shut off if limits specified in the permit to protect the resource from depletion, and prior appropriators from interference, are exceeded;

(5)

The Department shall determine, from measurements submitted by the permittee/appropriator, or other data on file in the department, the initial and subsequent water levels from which the previously cited declines are referenced;

(6)

Following the issuance of a permit, the permittee/appropriator shall measure the water levels in the permitted well each year between March 1 and March 31 (spring high-water level) and submit the data to the Department within 90 days of measurement. Water level measurements shall be made by a certified water rights examiner, licensed water well driller, licensed pump installer, registered geologist, licensed land surveyor, registered professional engineer or the permittee/appropriator;

(7)

Any other conditions derived from OAR 690, division 008 as deemed necessary to protect the groundwater resource.

Source: Rule 690-502-0250 — Special Columbia River Basalt Group Aquifer Permit Conditions, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=690-502-0250.

690–502–0010
Definitions 690–502–0020
Policies 690–502–0030
Objectives 690–502–0040
General Provisions 690–502–0050
Main Stem Willamette River Subbasin 690–502–0060
Middle Fork Willamette River Subbasin 690–502–0070
Coast Fork Willamette River Subbasin 690–502–0080
McKenzie River Subbasin 690–502–0090
Long Tom River Subbasin 690–502–0100
Coast Range Subbasin 690–502–0110
Santiam River-Calapooia River Subbasin 690–502–0120
Molalla River-Pudding River Subbasin 690–502–0130
Tualatin River Subbasin 690–502–0140
Clackamas River Subbasin 690–502–0150
Columbia Subbasin 690–502–0160
Groundwater Classifications and Conditions 690–502–0170
Sandy-Boring Ground Water Limited Area 690–502–0180
Damascus, Gladtidings, Kingston, Mt. Angel, Parrett Mountain, and Stayton-Sublimity Ground Water Limited Areas 690–502–0190
Sherwood-Dammasch-Wilsonville Ground Water Limited Area 690–502–0200
Chehalem Mountain, Eola Hills and South Salem Hills Ground Water Limited Areas 690–502–0210
Amity Hills/Walnut Hill Ground Water Limited Area 690–502–0215
Five-Year Limited Permits 690–502–0240
Groundwater-Surface Water Hydraulic Connection 690–502–0250
Special Columbia River Basalt Group Aquifer Permit Conditions 690–502–0260
Special Permit Conditions

Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 690-502-0250’s source at or.us

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Original Source: Rule 690-502-0250 — Special Columbia River Basalt Group Aquifer Permit Conditions, https://secure.sos.state.or.us/oard/view.action?ruleNumber=690-502-0250 (last accessed Jun. 8, 2021).