Water Quality Monitoring Plan Sample Clauses

Water Quality Monitoring Plan. In consultation with the Department the Licensee shall develop, maintain and implement a quality water monitoring plan that includes a program for taking and analysing water samples.
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Water Quality Monitoring Plan. 11 A. Within 90 days after issuance of a New Project License, a water quality monitoring 12 plan shall be developed by Plumas and the Licensee, in consultation with the SWRCB, 13 Regional Water Quality Control Board, FWS, CDFG, and other Water Quality Parties. 14
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Water Quality Monitoring Plan. The Parties agree to fund the continuation of the County-initiated program of water quality monitoring in the Basin that is funded through March 2020 as part of GSP development until the Court approves the formation of the permanent Watermaster and the TAC agrees to a new or modified water quality monitoring program.‌‌
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Water Quality Monitoring Plan. (a) The licensee shall implement the Water Quality Monitoring Plan, as approved by the Commission on August 10, 2001 (96 FERC ¶ 62,144). (b) The licensee shall follow the consultation process described in License Article 420, and shall also consult with Town of South ▇▇▇▇▇▇. (c) The Commission reserves the right to require changes to any proposed modifications to the monitoring plan. The licensee shall implement the modified monitoring plan as approved by the Commission, including any changes required by the Commission. If the results of monitoring indicate that changes in Project structures or operations are necessary to ensure compliance with state water quality standards, the Commission may direct the licensee to modify Project structures or operations.
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Water Quality Monitoring Plan. Operator shall conduct its Operations in a manner to avoid causing degradation to surface or ground waters within the City and to wetlands within the City. Certain aspects of the following standards set forth by the City are consistent with the COGCC rules and regulations. If Operator needs to seek a variance from a COGCC provision that is replicated below, then an approved COGCC variance will apply to this Agreement upon notice of such variance from Operator to the City.
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Water Quality Monitoring Plan. Water diversions and dewatering may be necessary but are not anticipated as a part of the Project. If diversions and/or dewatering is required, then a Construction Dewatering BMP Plan would document and describe existing and proposed non-stormwater discharges and the types of standard BMPs that would be implemented to eliminate and/or minimize potential water quality impacts to receiving waters. Caltrans contract specifications will require the preparation and approval of a dewatering discharge plan by Caltrans and the North Coast RWQCB in conformance with the most current Caltrans Field Guide to Construction Site Dewatering.
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Water Quality Monitoring Plan. Oil and gas operations shall avoid causing degradation to surface or ground water within the City and to wetlands within the City. The following standards set forth by the City are consistent with the COGCC rules and regulations. If Operator needs to seek a variance from a COGCC provision then an approved COGCC variance will apply upon notice of such variance from Operator to the City. i. Using records of the Colorado Division of Water Resources, Operator must implement a water quality monitoring plan that includes the following: a) Operator must obtain initial baseline samples and subsequent monitoring samples from all available potable water sources within a one-half (1/2) mile radius of the Well Sites. Potable water sources include registered water ▇▇▇▇▇ or permitted or adjudicated springs. b) Operator must collect initial testing of baseline samples from all available water sources prior to the commencement of drilling a well, or prior to the re-stimulation c) Post-stimulation samples of all available water sources shall be collected and tested pursuant to the following time frame: 1. One sample approximately one (1) year after commencement of the Production Phase; 2. One sample approximately five (5) years after commencement of the Production Phase; and d) Operator shall collect a sample from at least one upgradient and two down-gradient water sources within a one-half (1/2) mile radius of a Well Site. If no such water sources are available, Operator shall collect samples from additional water sources within a radius of up to one (1) mile from the Well Site until samples from a total of at least one upgradient and two down-gradient water sources are collected. Operator should give priority to the selection of water sources closest to the Well Site. e) Operator may rely on existing groundwater sampling data from any water source within the radii described above that was collected in accordance with accepted standards, provided the data was collected within the 12 months preceding the commencement of Drilling Phase for such Well Site, the data includes measurement of all of the constituents measured in Table 1 below and there has been no significant oil and gas activity within a one-mile radius in the time period between the original sampling and the commencement of the Drilling Phase for such Well Site. f) Operator shall make reasonable efforts to obtain the consent of the owner of the water source. If the Operator is unable to locate and obtain permis...
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Water Quality Monitoring Plan. Operator shall prepare a plan that describes the steps it will take to comply with the water quality monitoring described in Exhibit B.
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Water Quality Monitoring Plan. In all areas of the City, the operator shall comply with COGCC Rule 609 and the steps identified in this section that go beyond that rule. In summary, this requires pre-and post-drilling testing. The rules require oil and gas operators to sample all "Available Water Sources" (if owner has given consent for sampling and testing and has consented to having the sample data obtained made available to the public), with a cap of four (4) water sources, within one-half (1/2) mile radius of a proposed well, multi•well site, or dedicated injection well. “Water Sources” includes registered water ▇▇▇▇▇, permitted or adjudicated springs, and certain monitoring ▇▇▇▇▇. Monitoring, sampling, and testing of well water required herein shall be at the sole expense of the operator. a. Where multiple defined aquifers are present, the sampling locations should attempt to sample from the alluvial aquifer when possible. b. Other considerations deemed necessary by the City Director of Utilities. c. Copies of all water test results shall be provided to the City and landowner within thirty (30) days of collecting the samples. d. If the methane concentration increases by more than 5.0 mg/l between sampling periods, or increases to more than 10 mg/l, the operator shall notify the City immediately. e. If there are no available water sources located within a ½ mile radius of a new oil and gas facility, the Operator, prior to construction, will test the nearest downgradient available water source that is within a one-mile radius of the oil and gas facility.
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