Two-Connection
Wells that serve two dwelling units or small businesses are by definition a Group B Water Supply. However, Lewis County Code 8.55 establishes reduced regulatory requirements for these types of water systems, LCC 8.55.020 (3). If the proposed water supply will serve two connections or less and does not provide water to 25 or more people per day, the following materials and information apply.
Do you need help determining what type of well you have/are proposing? See the flow chart below and the requirements for each type of well in LCC 8.55.020 (3) TABLE 1:
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If the flow chart above said to refer to "Wells serving more than two connections flow chart", please click here.
Information about sharing a well and forms are available from the Public Services Building located at 2025 NE Kresky Avenue Chehalis, WA.
If your project requires a Professional Engineer or Licensed Hydrogeologist, see the "How to Hire an Licensed Professional" on our "List of Licensed Professionals" page.
APPLICATIONS AND PERMITS
WAN (Water Availability Notice)
- Who needs this? Any water connection beyond one single-family residence requires a WAN (does not include individual wells)
- See "Water Applications" on Community Development's "Permit Applications and Handouts" page
- Select "Water Availability Notification Form - Public"
WELL SITE INSPECTION FORM
- Who needs this? Any well proposing to serve more than one single-family residence requires a Well Site Inspection Form (does not include individual wells)
- MSR (Master Site Review) approval with the Planning Department will be required prior to application submittal
- See "Water Applications" on Community Development's "Permit Applications and Handouts" page
- Select "Well Site Inspection Form"
FEES
See "Fees" on Community Development's "Permit Applications and Handouts" page
- Select "Adopted Fee Schedule"