Capped well definition
Capped well means a well that is closed or capped, with a covering capable of preventing surface pollutants from entering the well, sustaining weight of at least 400 pounds, and constructed in such a way that the covering cannot be easily removed by hand. [Amended June 12, 2012]
Capped well means a well that is closed or capped with a covering capable of preventing surface pollutants from entering the well and sustaining a weight of at least four- hundred (400) pounds and constructed in such a way that the covering cannot be easily removed by hand.
Capped well means a well that is not in use and has a permanent seal or locked cap installed on top of the casing.
More Definitions of Capped well
Capped well means a well that is closed or capped with a covering capable of preventing surface pollutants from entering the well and sustaining a weight of at least four hundred (400) pounds, or, in the case of an artesian well, an artesian pressure of up to four hundred (400) pounds, as necessary to effectively prevent water from flowing out of the well and running over the surface of the ground above the well or wasting through the strata through which it passes.
Capped well means a well that is closed or capped with a covering capable of preventing surface pollutants from entering the well and sustaining a weight of at least four hundred (400) pounds, or, in the case of an Artesian Well, an artesian pressure of up to four hundred (400)