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7.7.2.1 Source of Action <br />City staff <br />7.7.2.2 Cooperators <br />State and Anoka County agencies conducting geologic and hydrogeologic studies, well drilling <br />companies, Wellhead Protection Consultant, and others. <br />7.7.2.3 Time Frame <br />Ongoing beginning with approval of this WHPP. <br />7.7.2.4 Estimated Cost <br />Approximately $1,000 to $1,500 for compiling data from other public sources. <br />7.7.2.5 Goals Achieved <br />More accurate hydrogeologic data will be available for use in siting future wells and for future revisions of <br />the delineated WHPAs and the DWSMAs for existing and proposed municipal wells. Updated and more <br />accurate vulnerability assessments may be possible as a result of new information. <br />Success criterion: Compilation of a geologic/hydrogeologic dataset that can be used in the future. <br />7.7.3 Updating of the Groundwater Model Used in the WHPA Delineations <br />Any new local geologic and hydrogeologic data for the Ramsey area will be periodically reviewed to <br />determine if the groundwater model used in the WHPA delineations will need to be updated. In addition, <br />pumping from high capacity wells often changes over time. Changes in pumping from high capacity wells <br />in or near the Ramsey DWSMAs could affect the DWSMA boundaries. Therefore, the City will work with <br />the Wellhead Protection Consultant to review available information and determine if the groundwater <br />flow model should be updated so that future WHPA/DWSMA delineations will be consistent with available <br />information. <br />7.7.3.1 Source of Action <br />City staff <br />7.7.3.2 Cooperators <br />Wellhead Protection Consultant <br />7.7.3.3 Time Frame <br />Five to seven years after approval of this Plan <br />7.7.3.4 Estimated Cost <br />Approximately $1,000 to $5,000 depending upon the magnitude of the revisions needed to make the <br />groundwater flow model consistent with the most current available information. <br />34 <br />
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