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Virginia Administrative Code
Title 9. Environment
Agency 25. State Water Control Board
Chapter 610. Groundwater Withdrawal Regulations
2/6/2023

FORMS (9VAC25-610).

Department of Environmental Quality Water Division Permit Application Fee Form, Form 5 (rev. 10/2018)

Application Instructions for Completing a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Application (rev. 11/2013)

Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)

Groundwater Withdrawal Permit - Change of Ownership Agreement Form (rev. 11/2013)

Uncontested Termination Agreement (rev. 11/2013)

Uniform Water Well Completion Report, Form GW-2 (rev. 8/2016)

Uniform Water Well Completion Report Well Abandonment Form, GW-5 (rev. 8/2016)

Public Notice Authorization Form - Authorization for Public Notice Billing to Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Applicant (rev. 11/2013)

Preapplication Meeting - Application for a Groundwater Withdrawal Permit (rev. 9/2012)

Local and Areawide Planning Requirements (rev. 9/2012)

Quarterly Groundwater Withdrawal Report (rev. 11/2013)

Mitigation Plan (rev. 11/2013)

Existing Users Groundwater Withdrawal Permit Application and Instructions (eff. 2/2014)

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