Burney Water District Well No. 9

Burney Water District Well No. 9

The Burney Water District has three active wells that supply all of the water to this community. Wells 6 and 8 supply the Low Pressure Zone (LPZ) and Well 7 supplies the High Pressure Zone. In order not to pump during peak power demand periods the District has chosen to rely upon available storage and, if necessary, transfer between the High Pressure Zone (HPZ) to the Low Pressure Zone (LPZ). The HPZ is supplied only by Well 7, thus the proposed Well 9 would provide a much needed backup water source for this pressure zone. The work for the Well No. 9 consists of drilling, a 250-foot pilot hole, E-logging the pilot hole, drilling and completing an 18-inch cased by 16-inch screened potable water well to approximately 230 feet. The well will be constructed in 2005.

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