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My M <br /> E.H. IRENNER & SONS <br /> Incorporated <br /> WELL DH/LLINGFORF/VEGENERAT/ONS PHONE: (763)427-6100/FAX: (763)427-0533 <br /> 15688 JARVIS STREET N.W./ELK RIVER,MN 55330 www.ehrenner.com <br /> March 15, 2017 <br /> Brookview Estates LLC <br /> 6220 GREEN VALLEY ROAD,RAMSEY, MN. 55303 <br /> Eric Thomsen <br /> 952-525-2334-Office, ethomsen@a-p.com <br /> 612-919-6862-c <br /> Sir, <br /> I have reviewed the hydrogeologic area South of the Trott Brook regarding impact of 4"water <br /> wells designed from domestic uses on 1 acre lots and bigger and concluded the following: <br /> All water wells in group have an impact on the ground water supplied to the City of Ramsey <br /> from the Northwest. The impact of a 4"well pumping 25 gpm for domestic uses and irrigation of the <br /> resident property has very little impact. The Water Well Industry that service our City has not found the <br /> private wells have changed the water level on a permanent or seasonal uses. Changes in the static <br /> water levels seasonally could be in inches and could be seen on private well drop pipe (pump supply <br /> pipe) but none has been noticed. <br /> It is for this reason the Minnesota Department of Health Well Management Unit as well as the <br /> Department of Natural Resources have not bothered dealing with wells that pump under 10,000 gallons <br /> per day or 1 million gallons per year. <br /> Residential areas to the South and South West have numerous residential wells (one per house)with no <br /> impact on each other. Cone of depression for any well will exist but at 25 gpm may not be detectable 5 <br /> feet away from the well. <br /> Wells in the area are mostly finished in the sedimentary sandstone call Franconia-Ironton <br /> Galesville now call the "Tunnel City". A smaller portion of wells are finished in the glacial gravels. The <br /> glacial gravels are somewhat protected by an up-flow from the Tunnel City into the glacial gravels <br /> above. <br /> Your twelve wells will not have a measurable impact on other wells in the area or for other City <br /> users near Trott Brook as circled. <br /> Raymond T. Renner CWD/PI <br /> Raymond.t.renner@ehrenner.com <br /> 763-286-8806-cell <br /> An Equal Opportunity Employe,, <br />
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