Laserfiche WebLink
HOW <br />State.co.us Executive Branch Mail - Fwd: AsOWR Tag 41- 205400 <br />not provide any information and stated ask <br />the Colorado Division of Water Resources <br />what the tag is for. THE NUMBERS ARE <br />12054005 BUT DOES NOT HAVE ANY <br />MORE INFORMATION. <br />Dear Linda, <br />my apologies, I got your email address wrong the first try. <br />Steve <br />On Thu, Aug 1, 2013 at 2:20 PM, Witte - DNR, Steve <steve.witte@state.co.us> <br />wrote: <br />Dear Linda, <br />Your inquiry to AskDWR has been routed to me for response. <br />You wrote: "The monitoring well MWNW is on our property and has <br />a tag on it. When and why was it tagged #1- 205400. Was the water <br />that Energy Fuels pumped from this well from 1991 -1994 in an <br />aquifer? If we continue to use it a a monitoring well after Energy <br />Fuels has left, what do we have to do and do we have to report the <br />results to anyone? <br />First, I want to try to verify that the tag you discovered on the well <br />is one of ours. That will help me reply to your question more <br />appropriately. The tags we use are made red plastic with white <br />lettering which either read "WATER COMMISSIONER/ STATE OF <br />COLORADO/ DO NOT REMOVE/ 719 - 542 -3368 /99999999" or <br />"State of CO/ Water Resources/ Do not Remove /719- 542 -3368/ <br />9999999 ". Our tag numbers are either 7 or 8 numeric figures and <br />there are no alpha characters such as "Tag #" and there are no <br />hyphens included. Unless the tag on this well matches one of the <br />specified formats exactly, I do not believe that it is one of our tags. <br />Please confirm the readings reported and let me know how they <br />read. <br />However, if this is one of our tags, then we will need to verify that it <br />is, in fact recognized as a monitoring well in our records. Once we <br />have the tag number issue straightened out, we should be able to <br />determine the location of the well from our field logs, however, it <br />might actually help expedite matters if you could let us know a <br />street address or Section /Township /Range location description. <br />If water has previously been pumped from this well at any point in <br />the past, this well almost certainly is tapping into an aquifer. In <br />your reply, will you also include a brief description of how you have <br />https: / /mail.g oog le.conVmai I /u /0 / ?ui =2 &i Ire29129fcb5 &view = pt &search =i nbox&th= 1403fdb36ab8dC)dc 4/7 <br />