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Well permit 42952-F

Well permit · receipt 0359822 · Division 5 · Water District 38 · Eagle County

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What this permit is not

A well permit is the State Engineer’s permission to construct and use a well — it is not a decreed water right and confers none. DWR’s record limits its use to: Domestic (category General Purpose).

It carries no WDID, so nothing on the decreed side of this site describes it. For an exempt household or stock well that is normal: such a well is exempt from administration in the priority system — a river call does not curtail it — and never needed a decree. For a non-exempt use it may mean the application expired, was denied, or was permitted under an augmentation plan DWR has not linked here. How permits, decrees and monitoring wells differ →

Permit details

StatusPermit Expired
CategoryGeneral Purpose
DrillerSTEVE SHELTON DRILLING, INC. (SHELTON, STEVE)
Permit issued1993-11-10
Permit expires1995-11-10

Location

Coordinates39.38703, -107.07700 (Spotted from section lines)
PLSSS PM, T8.0 S R87.0 W S2SENW

Nearby well permits

The 10 closest permits on record, as DWR describes them. Depth and static water level are what the driller reported at completion — one reading, on one day, not a monitored trend. See them on the map →

PermitUse DistanceDepthStatic levelYield Completed
41214-F Domestic 0.0 km — — — —
63197-F Domestic 0.0 km 230 ft — 15.0 gpm 2006-03-15
59523-MH Monitoring/Sampling 0.02 km — — — —
60064-MH Monitoring/Sampling 0.02 km — — — —
38633-F Household use only 0.08 km 216 ft — 15.0 gpm 1991-02-12
46014-F Domestic 0.09 km 216 ft — 15.0 gpm 1991-02-12
51477-F Domestic 0.09 km 216 ft — 15.0 gpm 1991-02-12
164913- Domestic 0.1 km 195 ft — 15.0 gpm 1980-06-18
12661-AD Domestic 0.1 km — — — —
17141-MH Monitoring/Sampling 0.13 km 216 ft — — 1991-02-12

Sourced from DWR's well permits record. This page mirrors DWR's own data unedited; for the authoritative, current record use the DWR link above.