Institutional Controls Tracking System

Facility Name: Parkview Well Superfund Site Zip Code: 68803
City: Grand Island County: Hall

Geographic Area: A tract of land comprising a part of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter (SE 1/4 SE 1/4) of Section Twenty Seven (27), Township Eleven (11) North, Range Ten (10) West of the 6th P.M. in Hall County, Nebraska, more particularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the East line of said Section Twenty Seven (27), said point being Fifty Five (55.0) feet North of the Southeast corner of said Section Twenty Seven (27), thence Westerly parallel to the South line of said Section Twenty Seven (27), and along the North line of Husker Highway, a distance of Five Hundred Seventy Nine (579.0) feet; thence Northerly parallel to the East line of said Section Twenty Seven (27), a distance of Eight Hundred (800.0) feet thence Easterly parallel to the South line of said Section Twenty Seven (27); thence Southerly along the East line of said Section Twenty Seven (27), a distance of Eight Hundred (800.0) feet to the place of the beginning.
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Category: Proprietary Media: GroundWater,Soil
Type: Restrictive Covenant - UECA
Text: The Property is subject to the following activity and use limitations: a) The Property shall not be used for residential, child care or school use. b) Extraction and use of the ground water underlying the Property, except for investigation or remediation approved by EPA or NDEQ, is prohibited. c) Any digging, drilling, excavating, constructing, earth moving, or other land disturbing activities that extend beyond the depth of ten feet below ground surface, including any repair, renovation or demolition of existing structures on the Property that extend beyond such a depth, are prohibited without the prior written approval of EPA or NDEQ in order to protect remedial systems and prevent exposure.
Compliance Reporting: Annual reporting by property owner pursuant to covenant, and Superfund 5-year review.
Restrictions: Limit Future Land Use Prohibit Excavation Below 10 feet without Approval Prohibit Ground Water Well Installation/Construction, Except Monitoring Wells
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Geographic Area: The boundaries of Groundwater Control Area No. 3 are described as follows: Commencing at the southeasterly corner of the intersection of County Road 27/State Highway 34 and New State Highway 30; thence running easterly along the north boundary of State Highway 34 to the southwesterly corner of the intersection of Garland Street; thence running northerly and then easterly along the west boundary of Garland Street to the northwesterly corner of the intersection of Garland Street and South Blaine Street; thence running northerly along the west boundary of South Blaine Street to the northwesterly corner of the intersection of South Blaine Street and Stagecoach Road; thence running easterly along the north boundary of Stagecoach Road to the intersection of Stagecoach Road and Stagecoach Road; thence running predominately northeasterly along the north boundary of Stagecoach Road to the northwesterly corner of the intersection of Stagecoach Road and South August Street; thence running northerly along the west boundary of South August Street to the southwesterly corner of the intersection of South August Street and West Stolley Park Road; thence running westerly along the south boundary of West Stolley Park Road to the southwesterly corner of the intersection of West Stolley Park Road and Old State Highway 30; thence running southwesterly along the south boundary of Old State Highway 30, merging with New State Highway 30 and continuing southeasterly along the south boundary of New State Highway 30 to the point of beginning. A map of the boundaries of Groundwater Control Area No. 3 shall be maintained in the City’s Geographical Information System MapSifter (or any successor application, if any) using information provided by EPA.
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Category: Government Media: GroundWater
Type: Local Ordinance
Text: Prohibited Groundwater Uses (A)Groundwater pumped from wells within Groundwater Control Area No. 3 shall not be used for any domestic use which may result in human exposures. Such uses include drinking, food preparation, washing, bathing, showering, and other household uses which result in human exposures to contaminated groundwater. Because groundwater from wells within Groundwater Control Area No. 3 may be contaminated and presents a hazard to the health, safety, and welfare of persons exposed to such water, any human consumption or prohibited use of groundwater from wells within Groundwater Control Area No. 3 is a violation of this Article and is declared to be a public nuisance subject to abatement as provided in § 35-91 of this Article. (B) No new well with a design capacity of more than 50 gallons per minute (gpm) may be drilled or installed in Groundwater Control Area No. 3 unless and until the party proposing the well installation has demonstrated, by a hydrogeological study performed by a competent environmental consulting firm, that the operation of the well will not cause the movement of the groundwater contamination or adversely affect the remedial action provided for in the RODs for the Site. Any such hydrological study shall be submitted to EPA for review and approval prior to well installation. (C) This Section on Prohibited Groundwater Uses shall not prohibit uses of groundwater pumped from wells within Groundwater Control Area No. 3 which do not result in human exposure to contaminated groundwater, including, but not limited to, groundwater monitoring wells, EPA or NDNR remediation wells, wells that produce 50 gpm or less for dewatering purposes, wells used for non-contact cooling water for industrial, commercial or residential uses, or wells used for watering vegetation not used for human consumption. Discharges from dewatering wells must be appropriately handled and disposed of in accordance with applicable City, State and Federal laws including National Pollution Discharge Elimination System permits under the Clean Water Act. Well Installation (A) No person shall drill or install a well with a design capacity of more than 50 gallons per minute within Groundwater Control Area No. 3 prior to applying for and obtaining a well permit from the Central Platte Natural Resource District and the City’s Building Department. There shall be a nonrefundable fee in accordance with the City’s Fee Schedule paid to the City’s Building Department contemporaneously with making an application for a well permit. (B) No person may install a well within Groundwater Control Area No. 3 which penetrates two or more water bearing zones unless water-tight casings are installed which conform to the regulations governing water well construction, pump installation, and water well decommissioning standards of the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services, Regulation and Licensure Division (178 NAC 12, Section 003.11D – Contaminated Water-Bearing Zones).
Compliance Reporting: Superfund 5 year review
Restrictions: Prohibit Installation/ Construction of Groundwater Wells Used for Human Consumption Require a Well Permit before Drilling/Installing a Well with a Capacity greater than 50 Gallons Per Minute
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