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APPENDIX V

GALLERY SYSTEM WATER SAMPLING LOCATIONS

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APPENDIX VI

SENTINELL WELL LETTER

July 4,2006 06-1440-128

Resf<1eIjfName R¢§.\d~PJ,Agaf~,~§

RE: Enhancement of Village of Lmnby's Groundwater Monitoring Program

Dear Sir or Madam:

As you may know, the Village of Lumby is currently in the process of upgrading its water supply system. Traditionally, the Village's water supply system has relied on one deep well (Community Well), located to the north of the ViIlage, and a gallery system of shallow wells, located approximately 2 km south of the Village. In 2005, the Village commissioned the drilling of two additional deep wells at the north end of the Village, in close proximity to the existing Community Well, to supplement the Village's groundwater system, eventually enabling the Village to decommission the shallow well gallery system.

In order to protect and manage this valuable groundwater resource, the Village is currently in the process of enhancing its groundwater monitoring program. Currently, the Village monitors the quality within the Village wells on a regular basis. However, the Village would like to expand the monitoring program to include several nearby, private water wells. Data collected from the monitoring program would be used to help assess the sustainability of the water quantity within the aquifer, as well as monitor the quality of local groundwater.

The enhanced groundwater monitoring program would consist of the identification of four to six private water wells that can be utilized as monitoring wells. Once suitable private water wells have been identified, four to six wells would be chosen to be included within the Village's quantity and quality assessment, including the measurement of water levels within the wells, and/or the collection of a groundwater sample from a nearby tap, both conducted at no cost to the well owner.

THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF LUMBY

P.O. Box 430, Lumby, B.C. VOE 200

Telephone (250) 547-2171 • Fax (250) 547-6894 • E-mail: lumbyvi!@junction.net

Should your well be selected, and provided you are interested in including your well as part of the Village's monitoring program, additional information regarding sampling methodologies and frequency would be provided.

The success of this monitoring program depends on the assistance of volunteers. You have received this letter because your property is in a suitable geographic location for monitoring the Village's water supply. All collected data regarding your well would likely be summarized within an annual monitoring report by the Village (or the Village's Consultant), with all personal infonnation treated as confidential under the terms of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. Any results obtained from your water well would be shared with you, the respective well owner.

If you have an "in-use" or "out of use" well on your property, and are interested in participating in the monitoring program, please supply Mr. Roger Huston, Public Works Superintendent for the Village of Lumby with a copy of your well log or any other well information, or contact Mr. Huston at (250) 547-2171. For further technical information, you may contact Jacque Foley, M.Sc., Golder and Associates at (250) 860-8424.

Sincerely,

Roger Huston, AScT. Public Works Superintendent Village of Lumby

THE CORPORATION OF THE VILLAGE OF LUMBY

P.O. Box 430, Lumby, B.C. VOE 200 Telephone (250) 547-2171 • Fax (250) 547-6894 • E-mail: !umbyvi!@junction.net

APPENDIX VII

WELL CLOSURE SAMPLE FORM

Project No. _Date: _

Well Abandonment/Closure Form Seotion 1: Aeauifed Information Well Owner Name:

Mailing Address: Site Information Site Address:

Legal Description or Parcel Identifier: Well Information Well Coordinates (UTM or lat/long to precision of 33 feet or 10m):

Location Sketch or Description:

Well Closure Start Date: Completion Date: Closure Method: Details of Closure

Depth (below ground surface) Amount of Material (m L)Type of material

Person Completing Work Name: Address:

Person Supervising Work Name: Address:

s.tion2rA 1·lntormatiOn Well Identification No.: Reason for well abandonment: Well Depth: Well Diameter: Type of well (e.g., drilled, dug, sand point): Type of well casing:

Attachments . . 1) Copy of the written confirmation of any alternative specifications, and the alternative specifications, of the engineered or qualified

professional (Required if closure specifications differ from the Code of Practice). 2) Figure showing location of well 3) Copy of well installation details! construction report

Golder Associates

APPENDIX VIII

GROUNDWATER PROTECTION MEASURES

Village of Lumby 06-1440-128

EXAMPLES OF GROUNDWATER PROTECTION MEASURES

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Hazardous Waste Collection

Technical Assistance

Land Acquisition

Cluster Development

Stormwater and Sewage Control

Septic System Controls

lID Drop-off at central depot outside ofcapture zone lID Mobile units that travel to various locations

lID Collection days once or twice per year

lID Best Management Practices pamphlets

lID Training building and fire inspectors to recognize abandoned wells and USTs

lID Agricultural consultants

lID Septic system consultants lID Training for commercial and industrial facilities lID Donation

lID Land exchange lID Land purchase

lID Purchase and lease back lID Encourage development in less sensitive areas lID Encourage development where sewer extension is planned lID Integrated Water Management Plan lID Design standards for drainage systems and catch basins lID Regular inspection and maintenance lID Upgrading and replacement lID Testing of stormwater and sewage discharges lID Permitting of stormwater and sewage discharges ~ Containment and treatment of discharges

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lID Subdivision controls ~ Prohibit dry wells and infiltration trenches lID Educational programs ~ Technical assistance lID Water conservation ~ Siting control

~ Prohibition in sensitive areas lID Minimum lot size requirements ~ Design control

I~ Restrict use by industry ~ Extend sewer system I~ Use holding tanks I~ Operational permits ~ Regular inspection program and maintenance program ~ Inspection prior to property transfer lID Ban cleaners with organic solvents

Village of Lumby 06-1440-128

EXAMPLES OF GROUNDWATER PROTECTION MEASURES

7. Agricultural ~ Educational programs (working groups) Controls ~ Technical Assistance

~ Best Management Practices pamphlets

~ Restrict amount and type of chemicals stored

~ Pesticide/fertilizer application control

~ Prohibit/restrict agricultural activities in sensitive areas I ~ Reporting requirements I

~ Research

8. Transportation ~ Designated truck route Controls ~ Designated rail route

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~ Speed limits

~ Education of delivery personnel

~ Training for emergency response personnel

I ~ Road and maintenance repair

9. Well Drilling and ~ Siting guidelines/regulations Abandonment ~ Construction guidelines/regulations

~ Maintenance guidelines/regulations ~ Guidelines/regulations for well abandonment ~ Identification of abandoned wells as a condition of site plan

approval/property transaction 10. Geotechnical ~ Guidelines/regulations for grouting boreholes

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Controls ~ Limit depth of excavations in sensitive areas

11. Forest Management ~ Forest management plan ~ Management to reduce the risk of fire

~ Control of activities around streams

~ Cutting restrictions ~ Design controls for haul roads, skid trails and log landings I~ Control of pesticides and herbicides I~ Performance bonds

12. Market Approaches ~ Performance bonds

I~ Surcharge on water use I~ Penalties/fines for non-compliance ~ Financial incentives through tax credits

I~ Financial incentives through grants and loans

Village of Lumby 06-1440-128

EXAMPLES OF GROUNDWATER PROTECTION MEASURES

13. Groundwater @] Non-degradation policy Quality Guidelines I~ Limited degradation policy /Regulations

14. Zoning @] Overlay zones @] Prohibition of hazardous materials @] Prohibition of land uses @] Aquifer-wide protection area @] Protection area around a well field @] Large-lot zoning

15. Facility Siting, [@ Best management plan Design and @] Siting Restrictions Operation Controls @] Design and construction standards (i.e., secondary

containment) @] Operating standards @] Permitting and licensing @] Regular inspection and maintenance @] Contingency plan

16. Hazardous @] Control type and Quantity of hazardous materials Materials @] Registration and tracking controls (i.e. business license Restrictions renewal process)

@] Storage and handling controls @] Disposal controls

17. Underground @] Operations standards Storage Tanks and @] Secondary containment Pipelines @] Pressure testing

@] Groundwater Monitoring @] Permitting @] Fees @] Prohibition in sensitive areas

18. Above-ground @] Operations standards Storage Tanks @] Secondary containment

@] Pressure testing @] Groundwater Monitoring @] Permitting @] Fees @] Prohibition in sensitive areas

Village of Lumby 06-1440-128

EXAMPLES OF GROUNDWATER PROTECTION MEASURES

19. Sand and Gravel I~ Security requirements II

Mining [@ Drainage control

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