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    This flowchart summarizes the water system permitting process in Campbell County and Wyoming. It shows that the initial applicant completes an application checklist. If the applicant is a public entity, the Campbell County Public Works department oversees the permitting process. If a new water well is required, the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality issues a well permit before any other permits. The flowchart then outlines the various approval steps and authorities required for different aspects of the water system including distribution, storage, pumping and treatment.

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    This flowchart summarizes the water system permitting process in Campbell County and Wyoming. It shows that the initial applicant completes an application checklist. If the applicant is a public entity, the Campbell County Public Works department oversees the permitting process. If a new water well is required, the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality issues a well permit before any other permits. The flowchart then outlines the various approval steps and authorities required for different aspects of the water system including distribution, storage, pumping and treatment.

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    Flow Chart in Processing Water Permit

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    This flowchart summarizes the water system permitting process in Campbell County and Wyoming. It shows that the initial applicant completes an application checklist. If the applicant is a public entity, the Campbell County Public Works department oversees the permitting process. If a new water well is required, the Wyoming Department of Environmental Quality issues a well permit before any other permits. The flowchart then outlines the various approval steps and authorities required for different aspects of the water system including distribution, storage, pumping and treatment.

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    Water System Permitting - Process Flowchart

    Initial Application Checklist WDEQ and Campbell County


    Complete?
    Yes
    No WDEQ is the Permitting CCPW Complete WDEQ
    Publicly Owned?
    Authority Annual Report
    Yes
    CCPW is the Permitting WDEQ to review Permit Archive Complete App.
    Authority Requirements Documents

    No Notify Applicants of Notify WDEQ and CCPW


    New Water Well Required?
    Permit Requirements Bldg. Div.
    Yes
    WDEQ to issue Well PTC prior to WDEQ signs PTC - Copy
    CCPW Issues PTC
    any PTC to CCPW

    DEQ ch 23 subdivision review No Yes


    required? City WSA or I&S No Hold all PTC and Notify
    Yes agreement in place? Applicant
    WDEQ to issue ch 23
    recommendaiton prior to PTC Distribution Systems
    WDEQ Ch. 12

    Eng. Design Report WDEQ Ch. Notes


    12 1. "CCPW" is Campbell County Public Works Water Storage WDEQ
    2. "WDEQ" is Wyoming Dept. of Environmental Quality Ch. 12
    3. "PTC" is Permit to Construct
    Plans & Specs WDEQ Ch. 12
    4. City permits regional extensions 12" dia. Pumping Facilities
    or less. WDEQ to permit all others WDEQ Ch. 12
    5. WDEQ permits all water supply wells and treatment facilities Jurisdiction Decision
    General Design WDEQ Ch. 12
    6. "WSA" is Water Service Agreement between City and District CCPW Task
    WDEQ Task

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