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Island County Public Water System Sources Seawater Intrusion Risk Ratings Island County Public Water System Sources Seawater Intrusion Risk Ratings Light green background = Wells that are not required to sample. Green background = Wells that are required to sample, and that are in compliance with these requirements. Red background = Wells that are required to sample, and that are not in compliance with these requirements. Source Source Well SWI Monitoring System Name PwsID Number Name Key Rating Required 446567 01627 01 WELL #1 ALQ064 8P8 Low No 95 W Troxell Water System 16742 01 Well #1 ALQ372 BJC Low No A and H Water System 01434 01 WELL ALQ069 FJG Low No Acaladi Water Assn 00150 01 WELL # 1 AKY731 3U7 Low No Adams Rd Community Assn 01977 01 AGA816 WELL 1 GEQ Low No Adams Water System 01278 01 Well #1 AKY794 FMV Low No Admirals Cove Water District 00410 01 AGA934 WELL 1 FFT High No Admirals Cove Water District 00410 02 AGA939 WELL 2 FFR High Yes Admirals Cove Water District 00410 04 WELL #3 (AEE053) AJK High Yes Ahearn Water System 25384 01 AGA857 WELL 7AH ND No Alatorre Acres Water System 05779 01 WELL #1 APH150 89F Low No Albatross Water System 33251 01 WELL #1 ALQ365 FAV Low No Alder Street Water System 00988 01 AGA507 WELL 1 B77 Low No Alderwood Acres Water System 11861 01 SOURCE #1 BJS519 BNT Low No Alexis Lane Water System AA694 01 WELL #1 AHH176 CDY Low No Alls Well Water System 04794 01 WELL #1 ALQ367 FYQ Low No Aloha Hill Water System 06310 01 WELL #1 APH271 FEW Med Yes Alpine Water System Association 07046 01 WELL #1 APH148 4MQ Low No Altair Water System 42741 01 ALTAIR WELL AAF24 9VY High Yes Amble Road Water System 08281 01 WELL 1 APH129 GN3 Low No Ambsdorf Water System 62154 01 WELL #1 ALQ360 99R V-High Yes Anderson W. Water System 61236 01 WELL #1 ALQ090 7B3 Low No Anderson West View Water System 08062 01 WELL 1 APH300 A7P Low No Ankeny Water System AB066 01 Well #1 APH017 AJC Low No Aqua - Pura 28474 01 WELL #1 ALT116 8GT V-High Yes Aqua Farm Water System 30706 01 WELL APH118 FDK V-High Yes Aqua View Community Club Inc. 00014 01 WELL ALT168 97B V-High Yes Arand Water System 00672 01 WELL ALT132 AAJ Low No Arcadia Community Water 02854 01 WELL #1 BAA986 8YK Med Yes Armstrong Water System 01308 01 Armstrong Well APH01 FQV Low No Arndt Water System 59487 01 WELL #1 APH033 7CY Low No Arrowhead Acres Water Association 33091 01 Well #1 AKY711 8BT Low No Arrowhead Beach Coop Water Assoc 03000 01 AGA769 WELL B FJB V-High Yes Arrowhead Beach Coop Water Assoc 03000 02 AGA768 WELL C 3YA V-High Yes Arrowhead Beach Coop Water Assoc 03000 03 AGA767 WELL D 3YM V-High Yes Arrowhead Beach Coop Water Assoc 03000 04 AGA765 WELL F 3YN V-High Yes Arrowhead Beach Coop Water Assoc 03000 06 AGA766 WELL E 8AR V-High Yes Ashingdon Manor Water System 08035 01 WELL 1 AFX Low No Page 1 of 29 Island County Public Water System Sources Seawater Intrusion Risk Ratings Source Source Well SWI Monitoring System Name PwsID Number Name Key Rating Required Auto Shop 50551 01 WELL #1 APH107 3DA Low No B & Y Water System 21197 01 WELL #1 ALQ094 9BV V-High Yes B S Water System 35119 01 WELL 39V Low No Baby Island - Saratoga Water System 00103 01 OWNERS WELL APH 93V Med Yes Baby Island Heights Water Assoc 03660 01 AGA958 Well 1 9AT Med Yes Baby Island Heights Water Assoc 03660 02 AGA955 Well 2 9AR Med Yes Baby Island Heights Water Assoc 03660 03 Pehling Well AGA960 9AY Med Yes Baby Island Heights Water Assoc 03660 05 BBF287 Well 3 EMD Med Yes Baby Island Heights Water Assoc 03660 06 BBF295 Well 4 ENT Med Yes Back Acres Water System 01714 01 Well #1 ALT180 9HB Med Yes Backwoods Water System AD214 01 Well #1 ALT149 DCP Low No Baker View Water Association 52301 01 WELL #1 ALQ392 FKD Low No Bakerview Terrace Comm Club 04025 01 WELL 1 AGA756 ETQ Low No Bambi Water System 33896 01 WELL #1 ALT104 3HD Low No Barr Bungalow Add ~1 04350 01 WELL # 1 AGA646 7A3 V-High Yes Barr Community Club Inc 04360 01 WELL #1 APH021 78Y V-High Yes Barrett Road Water System 30793 01 WELL #1 BJS513 3AF Low No Bayshore Terrace Water System 04930 01 AGA742 Well 1 B8A Low No Bayshore Terrace Water System 04930 02 BBA232 Well 2 EJH Low No Bayside Community Assoc 57427 01 WELL #1 AAF231 8VC V-High Yes Bayview Beach Water District 05535 01 Well 1 GDF High Yes Bayview Beach Water District 05535 02 AGA902 Well 2 7MR ND No Bayview Beach Water District 05535 03 AGA911 Well 3 GEF ND No Bayview Beach Water District 05535 05 InAct 11/25/1996 AGA8 7A4 High No Bayview Estates Water Company 04956 02 AGA596 Well 2 HDP Low No Bayview Estates Water Company 04956 03 AGA595 Well 3 4DX Low No Bayview Meadows Water System 27849 01 ALT171 WELL 1 7HD Low No Bayview School 15113 01 AGA855 Bayview GEG Low No Beachcomber H2o Co 04979 01 AGA901 Well 1 CCQ ND No* Beachcomber H2o Co 04979 02 AGA915 Well 2 9KB ND No* Beachwood Water Company 04980 01 InAct 05/10/2006 Well # FCW Low No Beachwood Water Company 04980 02 Well # 2 AKR252 D7G Low No Beaver Creek Water System 00578 01 WELL #1 AKY707 G9M Low No Becker Road Water System 07349 01 WELL #1 ALT184 7ER Low No Belle Isle Water System 04240 01 Well #1 AKY753 7WH Low No Bells Beach Four Water System 02255 01 Bells Beach Four Dug W 934 ND No Ben Ure Island Community 02433 01 WELL #1 9XC ND No Ben Ure Island Community 02433 02 Well #2 AKY790 FAH ND No* Bets Water System 39991 01 AGA980 WELL A 4GV Low No Beverly Beach Improvement Club 06147 02 AGA957 WELL 2 8RY High Yes Bible Baptist Church 06395 01 Well 1 BAA963 3W4 Low No Bixby Water System 62149 01 Well #1 ALQ081 9WE High Yes Page 2 of 29 Island County Public Water System Sources Seawater Intrusion Risk Ratings Source Source Well SWI Monitoring System Name PwsID Number Name Key Rating Required Blattman Road Water Association 07465 01 Well #1 AAF268 3QC Low No Blue Fox Drive In 07510 01 Well 01 APH106 FHX ND No Blue Water Well AC728 01 Well BCB762 9VX High Yes Blueberry Hill 17985 01 Well ALT197 7TE Low No Blume/Ralph Water System 08490 01 WELL 1 ALT167 97X V-High Yes Bohnke Water System 03446 01 WELL #1 ALQ384 FC3 Low No Bon Air Community Club Inc. 07630 01 Well #1 AGA954 9P3 Exem No Bon Air Community Club Inc. 07630 02 Well #2 AGA953 9PD Exem No Bonner Acres Water System 33539 01 BONNER ACRES WT S 4NX Low No Bonnie Doone Water 19770 01 Well #1 AKY760 BEU Low No Bonnie View Water 07700 01 AGA962 Well 1 87W High Yes Botany Bay Water System AA420 01 Well #1 AKG129 C8Y ND No Bowen Water System AC009 01 Well APR953 DJP Med Yes Bradshaw Addition Water System 08123 01 WELL #1 APR766 8W4 Low No Brandywine Lane Water System 09294 01 Well #1 AKY786 BAN Low No Breezy Pt North Water Coop AD694 01 Well 1 BKI009 HJV Med Yes Brenden Woods Commmunity Water Sys 44414 01 WELL #1 AGA614 G8A Low No Brentbur Water Association AD918 01 Wel; #1 BKH083 HT4 ND No Briarwood Water System 08324 01 AGA877 Well 1 3XN Low No Brideck Meadows 15164 01 DRILLED WELL BAA9 9WA High Yes Bridge Church Christian Fellowship AC406 01 Well # 1 BAE431 EEU ND No Brooks-Somers Water System 05771 01 WELL #1 9CA V-High Yes Browns Farm B & B Water System AB601 01 Well ACS122 AFR Low No Browns Point Water Assn 08832 01 WELL #1 AKY788 FJE V-High Yes Brutus Water System 08914 01 AGA689 Highland Cama 98B V-High Yes Brutus Water System 08914 02 BBA230 Well 2 EJC V-High Yes Bucklin Water System AA635 01 AGA064 B4B Low No Bucklin Water System AA635 02 APR943 DP4 Low No Buena Vista Community Club 09150 02 AGA764 Well 1 GKE Low No Buena Vista Community Club 09150 03 AGA763 Well 2 3R7 Low No Burbin Water System 06088 01 WELL APH262 GKC Low No Burl Kennedy Well Association 57251 01 WELL A APH145 FKF ND No Burley Road Water System 05146 01 WELL #1 ALQ366 FVM Med Yes Burnell Well 46899 01 Well #1 FP9 Low No Burns View Ridge Water System AC476 01 Well APR937 DP8 Med Yes Bush Point Beach 09898 01 WELL #1 AGA609 8GV V-High Yes Bush Point Resort 12201 01 Drilled Well BCB752 8JE V-High Yes Bush Point Terrace Comm Club Inc. 09930 01 AGA945 Well 1 7WQ Low No Bush Point Terrace Comm Club Inc. 09930 02 AGA811 Well 2 FMC Low No Bush Point Trac Park Inc 09900 01 AGA948 Well 1 7WX Low No Bush Point Trac Park Inc 09900 02 APR771 Well 2 FD4 Low No Bush Pt Shores Comm Assoc Inc 09920 01 Well #1 ALT174 GGG V-High Yes Page 3 of 29 Island County Public Water System Sources Seawater Intrusion Risk Ratings Source Source Well SWI Monitoring System Name PwsID Number Name Key Rating Required C.C.D.P.
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