Certain users of large amounts of groundwater required to apply for their own water-use permit instead of modifying an existing municipal permit.
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The bill requires industrial or commercial users who withdraw more than 100 million gallons of groundwater per year—or more than 50 percent of a municipality’s authorized annual volume—to apply for their own water‑use permit rather than amend a city permit. The Department of Natural Resources must draft the permit, post it online, and allow a 30‑day public comment period, and it may require an aquifer test. Users above the thresholds must report their water use to the commissioner on a monthly basis.
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