DDW-2024-014204

December 9, 2024

Terakee Water Company, LLC
Attn: Mr. Brad Blanche
PO Box 14016
Ogden, UT
84412
Subject: Well Seal Certification for the
Terakee Replacement Well (WS-002)
Public Water System (PWS) #29130, File #13627, WIN 449608
Weber County, Utah

Dear Mr. Blanche:

On December 3, 2024, I witnessed the sealing procedures for the well referenced above
as authorized by R309-515-6(5)(b). This letter is to certify that the well sealing procedure
met the requirements of Utah Administrative Code (UAC), Rule R309-515-6(6)(i),
Well Sealing Techniques and Requirements, and Rule R655-4-11.4, Surface Seals
and Interval Seals.

Table 1 summarizes background information on the Terakee Replacement Well.

TABLE 1
WELL BACKGROUND

Well Name: Terakee Replacement Well (WS002)
Water Right Number: A50045 (35-14179)
Well Owner: Terakee Water Company, LLC
Well Type: Public Water System (PWS) Well
Public Water System (PWS) Name: Terakee Water Company, LLC
PWS Number: 29130
Water Source ID: WS002
DDW File Number: 13627
Consultant: Cascade Water Resources

Table 2 summarizes, and Figure 1 shows the location of the Terakee Replacement Well.

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TABLE 2
WELL LOCATION INFORMATION

County: Weber County
Nearest Town: Ogden, Utah
Location Listed on Start
Card:
North 1140 feet, East 605 feet from the South Quarter Corner of Section
17, Township 6 North, Range 2 West, Salt Lake Base and Meridian
(SLB&M);
UTM (NAD 83) Northing: 4567318.755, Easting: 408644.531
Local Health Department: Weber County Health Department
Street Address: 736 South 4700 West, Ogden, UT 84404
Latitude/Longitude: The well is located at approximately:
41.2521204655, -112.090427082
Method Used to
Determine
Latitude/Longitude:
Utah Division of Water Rights
Datum: NAD83
Well Head Elevation: Approximately 4237 feet
Method Used to
Determine Elevation:
Utah Division of Water Rights
NA means not applicable.

Table 3 summarizes the well driller information.

TABLE 3
WELL DRILLER INFORMATION

Name of Licensed Well
Driller:
Mike Zimmerman
License Number: 527
Company
Representative's Name:
Bryan Anzalone
Company Name: Mike Zimmerman Well Service
Mailing Address: PO Box 8
Magna, UT 84044-0008
Phone Number: [phone]
Responsible
Driller/Operator Onsite
During Well Sealing:
Bryan Anzalone
Clayton Anzalone
Hayden Anzalone
Aidan Dougherty
Michael Warino

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Table 4 summarizes, and Figure 2 shows the as-built construction for the Terakee
Replacement Well. The remaining portions of the well had not been drilled or
constructed yet.

TABLE 4
WELL CONSTRUCTION INFORMATION

Well Drilling Method: Depth Interval Well Drilling Method
0 – 116 feet: Conventional mud drilling
Borehole Diameter: Depth Interval Borehole Diameter
0 – 116 feet: 24 inches

Blank Casing: Depth Interval Blank Casing
+0 – 116 feet: 16-inch diameter steel surface casing (0.375-inch
wall thickness) grouted in boring. There was 120 feet
of casing in boring with 4 feet stick up
Well Seals: Depth Interval Seal Material
0 – 116 feet:
:

Neat cement grout between 24-inch borehole and 16-
inch diameter surface casing and inside 16-inch
diameter surface casing
Pitless Adapter: Unknown whether pitless adapter will be installed on the well.

Table 5 summarizes and describes the well sealing process of the surface casing that
was witnessed on December 3, 2024.

TABLE 5
WELL SURFACE CASING SEALING DESCRIPTION

Description
of Well
Sealing
Process:
On December 3, 2024, I witnessed the sealing of a 16-inch diameter surface casing for
the Terakee Replacement Well from a depth of 116 feet up ground surface with sand
cement grout that was transported on-site by Jack B. Parsons cement truck. The sand-
cement grout (8 cubic years) was pumped into the sealed 16-inch diameter casing under
pressure. The 16-inch diameter casing was perforated in the bottom 3 feet allowing the
cement to escape from bottom inside the casing and forced upwards into the annular
space between the casing and the borehole wall. Once all the cement was introduced,
fresh water was pumped into the casing from the top forcing the cement to rise from the
bottom of the casing to the surface displacing the groundwater from the annular space
to the surface as the cement rose within the annulus. A total of 8 cubic yards (216 cubic
feet) of sand cement grout was pumped into the annular space between the 24-inch
boring and the 16-inch surface casing.
Grout
Material:
Sand cement grout as prepared by Jack B. Parsons and delivered to the well site
Grout
Volume:
The theoretical volume of the annular space from grade to a depth of 116 feet between
the 16-inch diameter surface casing and the 24-inch diameter borehole is about 203
cubic feet (7.5) cubic yards. Approximately 216 cubic feet (8 cubic yards) of neat cement
grout was installed into and out of the bottom of the well then up the annular space of
the well between the borehole and the casing to the surface. The volume of cement that
filled the annular space was approximately 1.07 times the theoretical volume. The
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discrepancy between the theoretical and actual volumes installed is due to washouts
and porous formation in the 24-inch diameter boring and 16-inch diameter casing
between 116 feet and the ground surface.
Grout
Density:
The grout density was measured prior to introduction into the pumping hopper at 18.5
pounds per gallon (lbs/gal). After approximately half of the cement was poured, then a
second sample of cement was measured at 18.0 lbs/gal.
Method of
Placement:
Pressure grouted from inside casing to the annulus
Depth from
Surface:
This certified well seal extends from 0 feet to a depth of 116 feet.
Did Grout
Come to the
Surface?
The grout installed under pressure returned to the ground surface from the annulus.
No settling of the grout was noted at the completion of grouting operations. Hole plug
bentonite will be added at surface after any settlement.
Length of
Tremie Pipe:
The tremie pipe was the 120-foot-length casing set to 116 feet.

This well seal certification is not a Plan Approval to construct a public drinking
water well or an Operating Permit to use the well as a public drinking water source.
Such approval may only be granted by the Director of the Division of Drinking Water. A
copy of this letter has been sent to the Director of the Division of Drinking Water.

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FIGURES

Figure 1
Topographic Map of
Terakee Replacement Well
Terakee Water Company, LLC
APPROXIMATE SCALE IN FEET
KEY
Reference - Division of Water Rights Mapping Database 2024
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T6N
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Figure 2
Schematic Diagram of the
Terakee Replacement Well
Mike Zimmerman Well Service LLC
NOTES:
DRAWING NOT TO SCALE
WELL DESIGN NOT AVAILABLE AT TIME OF CASING SEALING
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Bottom of Boring ~116 feetPressure Grouting Perforations
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Welded Casing Cap
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Grout Pipe to
Concrete Pump
Ground Surface
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ATTACHMENT

State of Utah

GARY R. HERBERT Governor SPENCER J. COX Lieutenant Governor
Department of Environmental Quality
Alan Matheson Executive Director DIVISION OF DRINKING WATER Marie E. Owens, P.E. Director
March 11, 2019
John S. Brown, P.G.
Loughlin Water Associates, LLC 3100 W. Pinebrook Road, Suite 1100 Park City, UT 84098
Subject: Well Seal Witness Authorization
Dear Mr. Brown: On April 10, 2017, the Division of Drinking Water (the Division) received your request that the
Director authorize you to witness the well sealing procedures for public drinking water wells and
issue well seal certificates per Utah Administrative Code R309-515-6(5)(b). Evidence of passing the water well drilling rules exam was received on February 21, 2019. The Division’s Well Seal Witness Authorization Review Committee reviewed your application
based on the below criteria:
1. At least 5 years professional experience designing wells, supervising well drilling or other equivalent experience associated with well drilling or well sealing that are acceptable to the Director [R309-515-6(5)(b)(ii)(A)].
2. Evidence of licensure as a professional engineer or professional geologist in Utah [R309-
515-6(5)(b)(ii)(B)(II)]. 3. No familial, former long term employee, business partnerships, etc. with a well driller [R309-515-6(5)(b)(ii)(B)(III)]. 4. Acknowledgement that the applicant would not be acting as an agent or employee of the
State of Utah and that any losses incurred while acting as a witness would not be covered
by governmental immunity or Utah’s insurance [R309-515-6(5)(b)(ii)(B)(IV)]. 5. Willingness to attend training events as required by the Director [R309-515-6(5)(b)(ii)(B)(V)]. 6. Complete, with a minimum of 75% passing grade, an examination on water well drilling rules as offered by the Division of Water Rights [R309-515-6(5)(b)(ii)(B)(V)].
The Well Seal Witness Authorization Review Committee determined that you have met all of the above criteria. On this basis you are hereby authorized to witness the public drinking water

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John S. Brown, P.G.
Page 2 of 2 March 11, 2019 well sealing procedure and to issue well seal certificates. This authorization is contingent upon
your continuous fulfillment of the conditions for obtaining authorization per R309-515-6(5)(b)(ii).
Please include all of the following information, as a minimum, in each well seal certificate per R309-515-6(5)(b)(iii), and send a copy of the well seal certificate to the Division.
(A) Certification that the well sealing procedure met all the requirements of Rule R309-515-
6(6)(i); (B) The water right under which the well was drilled and the well driller's license number; (C) The public water system name (if applicable); (D) The latitude and longitude of the well and method used for its determination;
(E) The well head's approximate elevation;
(F) Casing diameter(s), length(s), and material(s); (G) The size of the annulus between the borehole and casing; (H) A description of the sealing process including the sealing material used, its volume, density, method of placement, and depth from surface; and
(I) The names and company affiliations of other individuals observing the sealing procedure
including, but not limited to the well driller, the well owner, and/or a consultant. Thank you for your interest in being a part of this program, and congratulations on becoming an authorized well grout inspector.

Sincerely,
Marie Owens, P.E. Director NL/LL/ hs cc: John S. Brown, Loughlin Water, [e-mail] DEQ District Engineers Deidre Beck, Division of Drinking Water, [e-mail] Nathan Lunstad, Division of Drinking Water, [e-mail] Jim Goddard, Division of Water Rights, [e-mail] DDW-2018-017024