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2012 List of Registered Water Diversions LIST OF REGISTERED WATER DIVERSIONS. LIST DATE 7-20-2012 FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 860-424-3019 REG WD REGISTRATION REGISTRANT NAME NAME OF DIVERSION TOWN BASIN CODE Consumptive? (mgd) NUMBER 200 KELSEY ASSOCIATES, LLC WARING PRODUCTS - WELL #MW-3 0.0000 4300-084-IND-GR NEW HARTFORD 4300 TRUE 415 WASHINGTON AVENUE PARTNERS LLC NORTH HAVEN WELL NO. 01 0.7200 5200-010-IND-GR NORTH HAVEN 5200 TRUE 415 WASHINGTON AVENUE PARTNERS LLC NORTH HAVEN WELL NO. 02 0.7200 5200-011-IND-GR NORTH HAVEN 5200 TRUE 415 WASHINGTON AVENUE PARTNERS LLC NORTH HAVEN WELL NO. 03 0.7200 5200-012-IND-GR NORTH HAVEN 5200 TRUE 415 WASHINGTON AVENUE PARTNERS LLC NORTH HAVEN WELL NO. 04 1.0800 5200-013-IND-GR NORTH HAVEN 5200 TRUE 415 WASHINGTON AVENUE PARTNERS LLC NORTH HAVEN WELL NO. 05 0.7920 5200-014-IND-GR NORTH HAVEN 5200 TRUE 415 WASHINGTON AVENUE PARTNERS LLC NORTH HAVEN WELL NO. 06 1.1520 5200-015-IND-GR NORTH HAVEN 5200 TRUE A.J. KNUTTEL FARM A.J. KNUTTEL - PONDS 1.1520 4000-046-AGR-IM EAST WINDSOR 4000 TRUE A.J. KNUTTEL FARM A.J. KNUTTEL WELL #1 0.0300 4000-047-AGR-GR EAST WINDSOR 4000 TRUE A.J. KNUTTEL FARM A.J. KNUTTEL WELL #2 0.0300 4000-048-AGR-GR EAST WINDSOR 4000 TRUE A.J. KNUTTEL FARM A.J. KNUTTEL WELL #3 0.0100 4000-049-AGR-GR EAST WINDSOR 4000 TRUE A.J. KNUTTEL FARM A.J. KNUTTEL WELL #4 0.0050 4000-050-AGR-GR EAST WINDSOR 4000 TRUE A.J. KNUTTEL FARM A.J. KNUTTEL WELL #5 0.0050 4000-051-AGR-GR EAST WINDSOR 4000 TRUE A.J. KNUTTEL WITHDRAWAL FROM CT A.J. KNUTTEL FARM RIVER 2 PUMPS 1.1520 4000-052-AGR-RI EAST WINDSOR 4000 TRUE ABBOTT BALL COMPANY ABBOTT BALL'S WELL 0.1440 4402-001-IND-GR WEST HARTFORD 4402 TRUE DEXTER - CANAL TO HYDROPOWER AHLSTROM DEXTER, LLC WATER WHEEL #3 4000-080-HYD-RI WINDSOR LOCKS 4000 FALSE DEXTER - CANAL TO HYDROPOWER AHLSTROM DEXTER, LLC WATER WHEEL #4 0.0000 4000-081-HYD-RI WINDSOR LOCKS 4000 FALSE DEXTER - CANAL TO HYDROPOWER AHLSTROM DEXTER, LLC WATER WHEEL #5 0.0000 4000-082-HYD-RI WINDSOR LOCKS 4000 FALSE DEXTER - CANAL TO PLANT (MILL AHLSTROM DEXTER, LLC WATER) 8.0000 4000-083-IND-RI WINDSOR LOCKS 4000 TRUE AHLSTROM DEXTER, LLC DEXTER - KETTLE BROOK 0.0000 4000-084-IND-RI WINDSOR LOCKS 4000 FALSE AHLSTROM DEXTER, LLC DEXTER - WINDSOR LOCKS CANAL 1,291.0000 4000-085-IND-RI WINDSOR LOCKS 4000 TRUE ALLEGHENY LUDLUM - WITHDRAWAL ALLEGHENY LUDLUM STEEL CORP. FROM QUINNIPIAC 3.0000 5200-001-IND-RI WALLINGFORD 5200 TRUE ALLEGHENY LUDLUM STEEL CORP. ALLEGHENY LUDLUM WELL 1.8000 5200-002-IND-GR WALLINGFORD 5200 TRUE AMERBELLE TEXTILES, LLC HOCKANUM RIVER INTAKES 2.9400 4500-038-IND-RI VERNON 4500 TRUE ADOLPH ANDERSON - SCANTIC RIVER ANDERSONA PUMPS 0.7200 4200-036-AGR-RI SOMERS 4200 TRUE ANDERSOND DAVID ANDERSEN - HOME POND 0.8640 4010-004-AGR-IM NORTH BRANFORD 4010 TRUE ANDERSOND DAVID ANDERSEN - WHITE OAK POND 0.8640 4000-067-AGR-IM WETHERSFIELD 4000 TRUE DAVID ANDERSEN - WITHDRAWAL ANDERSOND FROM CT RIVER 0.8640 4000-068-AGR-RI WETHERSFIELD 4000 TRUE ANDREW ANSALDI CO. ANSALDI - FOLLY POND 0.8640 4504-018-IND-IM MANCHESTER 4504 TRUE ANDREW ANSALDI CO. ANSALDI - LOWER CASE POND 0.0000 4504-019-REC-IM MANCHESTER 4504 TRUE ANSONIA COLEMAN BROOK DIVERSION 1.0000 6000-032-REC-RI DERBY 6000 TRUE ANSONIA FOUNTAIN LAKE RESERVOIR 0.0000 6900-016-REC-IM ANSONIA 6900 FALSE ARCO - KINNEYTOWN DAM ANSONIA COPPER & BRASS, INC. HYDROELECTRIC STATION 6900-017-HYD-IM ANSONIA 6900 FALSE ANSONIA COPPER & BRASS, INC. ARCO - PROCESS WATER INTAKE 4.3200 6900-018-IND-RI ANSONIA 6900 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF ASPETUCK RESERVOIR - 24" LOW CONNECTICUT OUTLET TO HEMLOCKS 38.0000 7202-019-PWS-IM EASTON 7202 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF ASPETUCK RESERVOIR - 36" BLOWOFF CONNECTICUT to ASPETUCK R 0.0000 7202-020-PWS-IM EASTON 7202 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF ASPETUCK RESERVOIR - 8' CULVERT CONNECTICUT TO HEMLOCKS 580.0000 7202-021-PWS-IM EASTON 7202 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF BARGH RESERVOIR 16" Low Flow CONNECTICUT Release 4.0000 7407-013-PWS-IM STAMFORD 7407 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT BARGH RESERVOIR 30" Blowoff 0.0000 7407-014-PWS-IM STAMFORD 7407 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT BARGH RESERVOIR PUMP STATION 13.9000 7407-015-PWS-IM STAMFORD 7407 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT BLUE RIDGE WELL 0.0000 7105-001-PWS-GR MONROE 7105 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF BOYS HALFWAY RIVER DIVERSION TO CONNECTICUT MEANS BROOK RES 113.0000 6024-001-PWS-RI MONROE 6024 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT BROOKSIDE WELL 1.1520 7108-001-PWS-GR FAIRFIELD 7108 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT BRUSH RESERVOIR 7.0000 7407-016-PWS-IM STAMFORD 7407 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT BYRAM RIVER DIVERSION 46.0000 7410-001-PWS-RI GREENWICH 7410 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CAMP AVE INTERCONNECTION CAWC - CONNECTICUT NOROTON DIST 2.0000 7403-012-PWS-TR DARIEN 7403 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CAMP AVENUE INTERCONNECTION IN CONNECTICUT STAMFORD 0.0200 7403-001-PWS-TR STAMFORD 7403 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT CANNONDALE WELL #1 0.0000 7300-011-PWS-GR WILTON 7300 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT COLEYTOWN WELL #1 2.0160 7200-003-PWS-GR WESTPORT 7200 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT COLEYTOWN WELL #2 1.8000 7200-004-PWS-GR WESTPORT 7200 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF COMLY AVE INTERCONNECTION (NY- CONNECTICUT AM) 7.9000 7412-001-PWS-TR GREENWICH 7412 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT COPPS BROOK WELL 0.7200 2102-001-PWS-GR STONINGTON 2102 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT CORNWALL SPRINGS 0.0000 6010-001-PWS-GR CORNWALL 6010 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT COUNTRY DAY WELL 0.1440 7403-007-PWS-GR NEW CANAAN 7403 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT DEANS MILL RESERVOIR 0.0000 2102-002-PWS-IM STONINGTON 2102 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF EASTON RESERVOIR - 10" CHAMBER CONNECTICUT BLOWOFF 0.0000 7108-002-PWS-IM EASTON 7108 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT EASTON RESERVOIR - 36" BLOWOFF 0.0000 7108-003-PWS-IM EASTON 7108 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF EASTON RESERVOIR - TWIN 36" SUPPLY CONNECTICUT MAINS 121.0000 7108-004-PWS-IM EASTON 7108 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT EDDY WELL #1 0.1296 6100-001-PWS-GR NORTH CANAAN 6100 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT EDDY WELL #2 0.2160 6100-002-PWS-GR NORTH CANAAN 6100 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT EDDY WELL #3 EAST 0.2160 6100-003-PWS-GR NORTH CANAAN 6100 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT EDDY WELL #4 WEST 0.1440 6100-004-PWS-GR NORTH CANAAN 6100 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT FAR MILL RESERVOIR - 10" BLOWOFF 0.0000 6025-001-PWS-IM SHELTON 6025 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF FAR MILL RESERVOIR - 30" CONNECTICUT TRANSMISSION MAIN 24.0000 6025-002-PWS-IM SHELTON 6025 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT FAR MILL RIVER POND 0.0000 6025-003-PWS-IM SHELTON 6025 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT GOLF CLUB WELL 0.5040 7202-022-IRR-GR EASTON 7202 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT GOSHEN LAYNE WELL 0.0000 6705-002-PWS-GR GOSHEN 6705 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT GOSHEN SUCTION WELLS #1-9 0.0000 6705-003-PWS-GR GOSHEN 6705 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF GOSHEN WELL #1-2003 (Formerly #D4and CONNECTICUT well#1) 0.1400 6705-004-PWS-GR GOSHEN 6705 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT GOSHEN WELL #2 (Formerly #1A) 0.1000 6705-005-PWS-GR GOSHEN 6705 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF GOSHEN WELL #3 (Formerly #2) - CONNECTICUT ABANDONED 0.0000 GOSHEN 6705 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT GOSHEN WELL #3-2000 0.2000 6705-006-PWS-GR GOSHEN 6705 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HAMILL WELL #1 0.0576 6705-007-PWS-GR LITCHFIELD 6705 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HAMILL WELL #2 0.1400 6705-008-PWS-GR LITCHFIELD 6705 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HEMLOCKS RESERVOIR - 10" Blowoff 0.0000 7107-001-PWS-IM EASTON 7107 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HEMLOCKS RESERVOIR - 36" Blowoff 0.0000 7107-002-PWS-IM EASTON 7107 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF HEMLOCKS RESERVOIR - Twin 36" CONNECTICUT Supply Mains 252.0000 7107-003-PWS-IM EASTON 7107 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOADLEY POND (OXFORD WELL FIELD) 0.0000 6920-001-PWS-IM SEYMOUR 6920 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF HOUSATONIC RIVER - PUMP AND CONNECTICUT PIPELINE 6.0000 6000-009-PWS-IM SHELTON 6000 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #01 0.0000 6000-010-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #02 0.0000 6000-011-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #02A 2.5344 6000-012-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #03 0.0000 6000-013-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #03A 3.2400 6000-014-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #04 2.0160 6000-015-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #05 0.0000 6000-016-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #05A 0.0000 6000-017-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #06 2.5920 6000-018-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #07 3.0240 6000-019-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #08 3.2400 6000-020-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #09 2.5344 6000-021-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HOUSATONIC WELL #10 2.0160 6000-022-PWS-GR SHELTON 6000 TRUE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HUNTINGTON WELL #1 0.0000 6024-009-PWS-GR SHELTON 6024 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF CONNECTICUT HUNTINGTON WELL #2A 0.0000 6025-005-PWS-GR SHELTON 6025 FALSE AQUARION WATER COMPANY OF INTERCONNECTION TO BIRMINGHAM U.
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