Service Request: Well Permit Application 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Service Request: Well Permit Application in the editor.
  2. Begin by filling out the 'Project Information' section. Enter the project name, assessor’s parcel number (APN), and work site address. Ensure all details are accurate to avoid delays.
  3. Select the type of service you require under 'Service'. Check the appropriate boxes for production or non-production wells, and specify any additional services needed.
  4. In the 'Fee' section, calculate your total fees based on your selections. Use our platform's calculation tools for convenience.
  5. Complete the 'Required Supporting Documents' section by checking off all necessary documents that you will submit along with your application.
  6. Review all entered information for accuracy before submitting. Incomplete applications will not be accepted, so double-check each field.

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Permit Processing and Requests for Emergency Well Permit Approval. DWR reviews new and replacement well permit applications in the order they are received, and review of complete applications may take up to 49 days.
Generally, if you own 35 acres or more you are allowed a domestic well which gives you the ability to irrigate up to an acre. Anything smaller than 35 acres allows you an in-house use only well which does not permit you to have any outside irrigation, not even patio plants.
The permit application fee is $25.
Apply Online You can use our Access Permit System to apply for, renew, or update a DEP Access Permit. Children under 16 do not need an Access Permit if they are accompanied by a permit holder over the age of 18. Permits are valid for five years.
3171.5 Application for Permit to Drill (APD). An Application for Permit to Drill or Reenter, on Form 3160-3, is required for each proposed well, and for reentry of existing wells (including disposal and service wells), to develop an onshore lease for Federal or Indian oil and gas. (a) Where to file.

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Submit a Well Registration form along with a Class A Permit application. The permit application fee is $25. Class B wells are capable of pumping between 200 and 600 gpm.
A: New York State Building Code requires all wells to be drilled by a registered contractor. Do I need a permit to drill my water well? A: A DEC permit is not required except for Long Island water wells that produce more than 45 gallons per minute, and geothermal wells more than 500 feet deep.

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