9VAC25-610-70. Criteria for consideration of a groundwater management area
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Virginia Administrative Code › Title 9 Environment › Agency 25 State Water Control Board › Chapter 610 › 9VAC25-610-70
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The board upon its own motion, or in its discretion, upon receipt of a petition by any county, city or town within the area in question, may initiate a groundwater management area proceeding, whenever in its judgment there is reason to believe that any one of the four following conditions exist:
1. Groundwater levels in the area are declining or are expected to decline excessively;
2. The wells of two or more groundwater users within the area are interfering or may be reasonably expected to interfere substantially with one another;
3. The available groundwater supply has been or may be overdrawn; or
4. The groundwater in the area has been or may become polluted.
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