Will the location of the wells on my property be made publicly available?

In accordance with the California Public Records Act, Govt. Code § 6250 et. seq., the City of Santa Rosa provides access to public records, except those exempt from disclosure by law. Under Govt. Code § 6253 (e). The City of Santa Rosa does not intend to use the well geo-location for anything other than operational and compliance purposes and will not be sharing this information with the public unless requested. There may be instances where the data is used for compliance and informational reports to the North Coast Regional Water Quality Board or the Division of Drinking Water.

Show All Answers

1. Why is the City geo-locating drinking water and agricultural wells on my property?
2. Who’s paying for collecting my domestic well information?
3. Who are you sharing my well information with?
4. When will I know when you are entering my property?
5. Will the location of the wells on my property be made publicly available?
6. What are the state mandated setbacks?
7. Can I receive a copy of the report generated about my domestic well?
8. Will the City be collecting water quality samples from my well?
9. How often is the City required to map domestic wells?