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SCORING 2 DECISION NOTICE - MODERATE VULNERABILITY DWSMA <br />Date: April 4, 2019 <br />Name of Public Water Supply: City of Ramsey <br />PWSID: 1020035 <br />Name of the Wellhead Protection Manager: Mr. Bruce Westby, Engineer <br />Address: 755 Sunwood Drive Northwest <br />City: Ramsey <br />Zip: 55303 <br />Phone: 763-433-9825 <br />Primary Unique Well Numbers: 161441 (Well #1), 416183 (Well #2), 580303 (Well #3) <br />580313 (Well #4), 593672 (Well #6), 743832 (Well #7), 743833 (Well #8) <br />DWSMA Vulnerability: ❑ Low ❑x Moderate <br />The purpose for the second scoping meeting, as required by Minnesota Rules, part 4720.5340, <br />is to discuss the information necessary for preparing Part 2 of a Wellhead Protection Plan. The <br />Part 1 Plan identifies the area that provides the source of drinking water for the public water <br />supply (PWS) and assesses how vulnerable that area is to contamination. The PWS can utilize <br />that information to develop land use and management practices that protects their <br />groundwater resource from contamination. <br />The wellhead rule (Minnesota Rules, part 4720.5340) refers to the information required for <br />wellhead planning as data elements. This notice lists the data elements that are stated in <br />Minnesota Rules, part 4750.5400 and are selected for the PWS because of the vulnerability of <br />the drinking water supply management area (DWSMA) as determined in Part 1. <br />Scoping 2 Data Elements Needed for the Part 2 <br />Data Elements are pieces of information in the form of a map, a list, records, tables and <br />inventories. Where appropriate, they should be reviewed and assessed in terms of their <br />present and/or future implications on the 1) use of the well(s), 2) quality and quantity of water <br />supplying the public water supply wells(s), and 3) land and groundwater uses in the DWSMA. It <br />is important to discuss the relevance of the data elements to management of the DWSMA. <br />Check the technical assistance comments for guidance on reviewing the data elements and <br />conducting these assessments. Clearly identify in the plan which data elements are associated <br />with which tables/figures. If a data element does not exist, state that in the narrative. <br />1 <br />