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Well permit 15708-F
Well permit · receipt 9117783 · Division 5 · Water District 36 · Summit County
Source DWR administrative record · verify at DWR permit record ↗
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: Municipal (category General Purpose).
This one is tied to a decreed structure (WDID 3605092, linked above): if it is a non-exempt well, that is where its priority date and any augmentation obligation live, and this page is only the construction record. How permits, decrees and monitoring wells differ →
Permit details
| Status | Well Constructed |
|---|---|
| Category | General Purpose |
| Total depth | 79.0 ft |
| Well completed | 1972-09-17 |
| First beneficial use | 1972-09-17 |
Location
| Coordinates | 39.63371, -106.07295 (Spotted from section lines) |
|---|---|
| PLSS | S PM, T5.0 S R78.0 W S12SENW |
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 →
| Permit | Use | Distance | Depth | Static level | Yield | Completed |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 15709-F | Municipal | 0.11 km | 65 ft | — | — | 1972-11-17 |
| 2988-AD | Municipal | 0.18 km | — | — | — | — |
| 28825-MH | Monitoring/Sampling | 0.2 km | — | — | — | — |
| 3976- | Domestic | 0.2 km | 25 ft | — | — | 1959-08-06 |
| 5728- | Domestic | 0.2 km | 32 ft | — | — | 1960-04-29 |
| 7188- | Domestic | 0.2 km | 35 ft | — | — | 1960-10-10 |
| 8911- | Domestic | 0.2 km | 38 ft | — | — | 1961-06-16 |
| 8930- | Domestic | 0.2 km | 35 ft | — | — | 1961-06-17 |
| 9367- | Domestic | 0.2 km | 34 ft | — | — | 1961-08-17 |
| 9533- | Domestic | 0.2 km | 38 ft | — | — | 1961-08-15 |
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.