HYDROGEOLOGICAL DOCUMENTATION
According to the Geological and Mining Law, documentation is prepared in the following cases:
- determination of groundwater resources;
- determination of hydrogeological conditions in connection with the extraction of minerals; pumping water into the orogen; designing drainage, irrigation;
- investments that may pollute groundwater,
- storage and storage of substances or waste,
- establishing protection zones (areas) for groundwater reservoirs,
- performing geological works in order to use the heat of the Earth,
- drilling hole closure.
The hydrogeological documentation consists of various parts.
The hydrogeological documentation consists of various parts, e.g. the part concerning the performed analysis, a summary of the results of field tests and measurements, interpretation of these tests and measurements in the form of charts, maps, cross-sections and conclusions.
It consists of the following parts:
tabular part
with the results of tests and measurements
The graphic part
charts, maps and sections
text part
which is an extended explanation of the tabular and graphical part with the analysis of the results
application part
Normally, hydrogeological documentation is prepared in a standardized form in accordance with applicable standards and instructions.
Decisions approving hydrogeological documentation are issued for an indefinite period.
The entity is obliged to obtain a decision before starting to use the intake.
The authority competent to issue a decision approving the hydrogeological documentation is the commune head, mayor, starost or Voivodeship Geologist, if the capacity of the well exceeds 50 m3/hour.
What does the cooperation look like?
Receipt of an order from the Ordering Party.
Provision of materials by the Employer to the Contractor (e.g. simplified excerpts from the land register for plots, a master map covering the plots on which the plant is located and direct neighbours, documents of the entity applying for a decision to the extent required to be attached to the application or included in the application).
Starting the preparation of documentation by the Contractor, analyzing the materials sent and possibly requesting them to be supplemented by the Employer, performing calculations, analyzing the results, describing the results and describing the applicant entity (e.g. plant) and installation, summarizing the results in a descriptive form.
After receiving approval, printing the documentation in the appropriate number of copies and delivering it.
Participation in administrative proceedings in the event that there were comments from the office to the documentation.
Deadlines for examining the application in the office. According to the KPA, the competent office has 30 days (in special cases up to 60 days) to consider the application.
The material is for information purposes only and is not an interpretation of the law. Due to possible changes in applicable law, all information provided should be verified and checked for validity.