Any person proposing to construct, modify, operate and/or maintain a well or soil boring shall file with the Department a completed written application on forms approved by the Department and submit the appropriate application fees thirty (30) days prior to the proposed commencement of such activities. For well permits in Hunters Point Shipyard, such permit application shall not be deemed complete until the department receives written notification from the Director that the applicant has complied with all provisions of Article 31 that are required to be met prior to permit issuance. The completed application shall include, without limitation, all of the following, when applicable:
(a) The name and address of the owner of the property on which the well or soil boring is located.
(b) The name and address of the operator of the well or soil boring, if different from the owner.
(c) The name and state license number of the general contractor, if applicable, and the C-57 license number of the person responsible for the construction or modification of the well or soil boring.
(d) The address at which notices issued in accordance to this Article are to be served, if different from those specified in Subsections (a) and (b).
(e) A plot plan showing the proposed or actual location of the well or the soil boring that is being constructed, modified, operated or maintained with respect to the following items within a radius of five hundred feet (500') from the well or soil boring:
(1) Property lines, including ownership;
(2) Sewage or waste disposal system, including reserved waste disposal expansion areas, or works for conveying sewage waste;
(3) The approximate drainage pattern of the property;
(4) Other wells, including abandoned wells;
(5) Access road to the well site;
(6) Any structures; and
(7) Any aboveground or below ground utilities.
(f) Location of the property with a vicinity map including the legal description of the property and the assessor's parcel, block and lot numbers.
(g) The proposed use and the operating parameters of the well or soil boring, if applicable.
(h) The expected operational lifetime of the well or soil boring, if applicable.
(i) Location and classification by visual inspection of any solid, liquid, or hazardous waste disposal sites within five hundred feet (500') of the proposed well or soil boring.
(j) Method of and a proposed schedule for the construction or modification of the well or soil boring.
(k) The construction parameters of the well or soil boring including, without limitations, the following information, if applicable:
(1) Total depth of the proposed well or soil boring;
(2) Depth and the type of casing to be used for the proposed well;
(3) Depth and the type of perforation; and
(4) Proposed depth and the type of annular seal.
(l) A plan for the safe and appropriate handling and disposal of drilling fluids and other drilling materials resulting from the proposed work.
(m) An approval from the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission if drilling fluids or water extracted from the well or soil boring will be discharged into the sanitary sewer.
(n) Submission of completion bonds, contractor's bonds, cash deposits, or other adequate security of at least $10,000 to insure that all projects are performed completely and properly in a manner which protects the public health and safety and the integrity of the groundwater resources. The Director may, in his or her discretion, increase the amount of the bond, cash deposit or security deemed necessary to protect the public health and safety and the integrity of the groundwater resources.
(o) Submission of the appropriate filing fees as provided for in this Article.
(p) Any other information deemed necessary by the Department to ensure adequate protection of groundwater resources.
(Added by Ord. 113-05, File No. 050547, App. 6/10/2005; Ord. 204-10, File No. 100575, App. 8/3/2010)