§ 43.0206 — Standards for Cathodic Protection Wells

§43.0206 Standards for Cathodic Protection Wells

Standards for the construction, repair, reconstruction or destruction of cathodic protection wells shall be as set forth in Bulletin No. 74–1 of the State Department of Water Resources (three copies of which are filed with the City Clerk) with the following modifications: (a) Chapter II, Part I, Section 1–A DELETE: Definition of “Cathodic Protection Well” as printed and ADD: “A. Cathodic Protection Well” a cathodic protection well means an artificial excavation in excess of 20 feet constructed by any method for the purpose of installing equipment or facilities for the protection electrically of metallic equipment in contact with the ground, commonly referred to as Cathodic Protection. (b) Chapter II, Part II, Section 8 DELETE: Word “Location” in Title and ADD: Word “Construction” so title reads: “Well Construction with Respect to Pollutants” (c) Chapter II, Part II, Section 10 DELETE: Subsection A–4 and the asterisked footnote in their entirety. (d) Chapter II, Part III, Section 13B DELETE: Phrase “If the casing is 8 inches or larger in diameter” thereby leaving the phrase “The well is covered with an appropriate locked cap.”

(“Standards for Cathodic Protection Wells” added 7–16–1975 by O–11652 N.S.)