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STATE OF OREGON WELL OWNERSHIP INFORMATION FORM
(FILE WITH COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE)
Pursuant to ORS 537.788, owners of property on which a well is located shall, within 60 days following the construction
and/or alteration of a new well or upon property transfer, record the foBowing information in the property deed records
at the appropriate County Clerks Office. Either the deed recording number or legal description of the property may be
used to identify the property.
Property Owner Name(s): City of Ashland OR c/o Paula Brown, Director of Public Works
Mailing Address: _ 2Q__.E_ M_a_i__n~_~.S_!;_,_~_ ~A_s~b~!and OR 97520
Deed Recording Number (or legal description): Volutue 576 Page 17, Deed Record of Jackson Co.,
Oregon
Well Identification Number(s): L23750
Rights and Responsibilities: Oregon law finds that ownership and the rights to reasonable control of water within this state belongs to the public to be managed
by the Water Resources Department. Most uses of water require a water right issued by the Water Resources Department. However, state law allows some uses
of groundwater without benefit of a water right. Contact the Department for more information. The Water Resources Department cannot guarantee the presence
of water in the desired amount on a specific property.
In addition to the above, owners of properties on which a welt is located are responsible for maintaining that well in a proper manner. Some basic requirements
are listed beirut:
1. All wells shall be maintained in a condition where they are not a threat to public health or safety, a source of contamination, or a waste of the groundwater
resource.
2. All wells shall be securely covered to prevent any foreign substance from entering the well.
3. All wells shall be equipped with an access port or airline so that static water level information can be determined at any time.
4. Well casing must be protected from damage and meet minimum extension requirements.
5. Wells may only be permanently abandoned by a licensed and bonded well constructor or a landowner with a valid permit and bond. Well abandonment
must be carried out in accordance with state rules.
If you would like further information about water rights, maintaining / abandoning your well, or wish to receive a copy of the administrative rules concerning well
construction, please contact the Oregon Water Resources Department by phone at (503) 378-8455, or by mail at 158 12th Street NE, Salem, OR 973 10.
I have read the above describing my basic rights and responsibilities related to well ownership.
Signature of Property Owner: ~~
Signed or attested before me this 27 rzP--- day of s e p temb e r
,1999
Paula Brown
(Name(s) of Person(s))
(Notary - Please Place Seal Here)
· State of Oregon, County of
My Commission Expires:
(Signature o Notary Public)
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iJAMES H OLSON
NOTARY PUBLIC - OREGON
0MMISSION NO. 318755
Jackson
Recording Office Use Only
After Recording return to Property Owner(s)
Jackson County, OreaSh
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