(A) The enforcement agency may waive inspections should any of the following conditions exist:
(1) Well inspected by other agencies. Inspections may be waived where the work will be inspected by the staff of the California Regional Water Quality Control Board or the California Department of Health Services if these designated agencies will inspect and report to the enforcement agency on all drilling features required by the standards.
(2) Monitoring wells under specified conditions. Inspections may be waived for monitoring wells that will penetrate only aquifers containing degraded waters or will penetrate only formations that normally contain no water.
(3) Drilling sites known to have no threats to groundwater quality. Initial inspections may be waived when the drilling site is well known to the enforcement agency staff and it is known that no significant threats to groundwater quality exist in the area.
(B) Waiver of inspection shall be indicated by the agency’s written endorsement on the applicant’s permit.
(1966 Code, § 17C-17) (Ord. 779, § 1(part))