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Hi, is there any PP needed for a bore hole or any other department at the local council that would need to be informed if you wish to have a bore hole drilled.
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Bore Holes
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Cornish Gems
, 06 Apr 2010 13:46
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Posted 06 April 2010 - 13:46
Cornish Gems
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Posted 06 April 2010 - 17:29
Yorkipud
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As far as I know you can have a bore hole drilled without planning permission or licence for the extraction of upto 20,000 litres of water per day. I had to do a double take on the figure as it seems heck of a lot.
The same applies to a water well..........for up to 20 cubic meters of ground water
What a great idea no more water bills.
However should you wish a geothermal bore hole that is a different matter
Yorkipud
The same applies to a water well..........for up to 20 cubic meters of ground water
What a great idea no more water bills.
However should you wish a geothermal bore hole that is a different matter
Yorkipud
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Posted 06 April 2010 - 17:31
Yorkipud
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Hi missed this little bit of information, should the water from the bore hole be for use other than your own personal use ie for say caravanners or campers you will have to have it tested annually for suitablity.
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Posted 06 April 2010 - 18:00
Burl
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Here in Chichester we had to inform DOE mapping bore holes etc I think,The driller did all that for us.
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Posted 12 April 2010 - 13:36
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Hi If you require a bore hole in the devon area contact Mike Jewell of Jewell Drilling Services on 01271830348/07876457049
He will guide you through the whole process.
He will guide you through the whole process.
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Posted 12 April 2010 - 15:00
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Hi 2devonians
There are also j c services / cornwall pump&motor rewinds / wakehams of modbury / aqwater / saxton and many more to choose from get three quotes first at least as i suspect you already know some wil rip you off
shepie
There are also j c services / cornwall pump&motor rewinds / wakehams of modbury / aqwater / saxton and many more to choose from get three quotes first at least as i suspect you already know some wil rip you off
shepie
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Posted 23 April 2010 - 11:48
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Hi
i live in watford herts and used to work on a golf course !
we had a borehole which someone came and checked to see how much we used
and we needed to consult planners when we wanted a second one but that may have been due to our usage
rather than planning control its self
but i thought id mention it !
i live in watford herts and used to work on a golf course !
we had a borehole which someone came and checked to see how much we used
and we needed to consult planners when we wanted a second one but that may have been due to our usage
rather than planning control its self
but i thought id mention it !
