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6 2 5 • , Mr. Curtis Bane Page 2 April 16, 1976 Violation of any of the above mentioned provisos could lead to disappro- val of the well as a source of public water. Upon receipt of this letter and a well construction permit from the Divi . sion of Environmental Management, you may proceed with drilling operations. Upon completion of the well construction, a twenty-four (24) hour capacity test must be conducted in accordance with requirements of the North Carolina Well Construction Regulations and Standards. Copies of the well completion record, water analysis, pumping test, and three copies of documents and exhibits as outlined in the enclosed Guide for Obtaining Approval of Public Water Supply Systems must be submitted to the Engineering Planning Branch, Division of Health Services in Raleigh. Also, copies of the well completion record, pumping test, and chemical analysis should be submitted to the Divi- sion of Environmental Management. Until the plans and specifications have been reviewed and approved by the Division of Health Services, no construction on any portion of the water system, other than thee well head, is to be r,qrried out. The detailed plans and spe- cifications must be prepared by an engineer licensed to practice in the State of North Carolina. Since January 1972, continuous disinfection of public water supplies is also a requirement. If additional assistance or information is desired from this office, please do not hesitate to call on us. Very truly yours, / n }.; - Robert E. Hallisey Sanitary Engineering Technician Water Supply Branch Sanitary Engineering Section REH:jbr • Enclosure cc: Mr. W. J. Stevenson Mr. W. E. Venrick Mr. F. K. Yarborough Orange County Health Department Credle Engineering Company • . _ • • • - .