Ground source heat pump boring definition

Ground source heat pump boring means a vertical boring constructed for the purpose of installing a closed loop heat exchange system for a ground source heat pump.
Ground source heat pump boring means a vertical boring

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  • Ecology regulates installation and decommissioning of wells of most types, including:• Water wells• Instrumentation wells• Monitoring wells• Observation wells• Geotechnical soil borings• Piezometers• Vibrating wire piezometers• Spill response wells• Remediation wells• Injection points• Vapor extraction wells• Ground source heat pump boring and grounding wells.Ecology must be informed by means of a Notice of Intent at least 72 hours in advance of any work that constructs or decommissions a regulated well.

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