May I drill a well or test hole before my permit is approved by the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District?

Q: May I drill a well or test hole before my permit is approved by the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District?

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No. Drilling without an approved permit is a Class One violation of NPGCD rules which can result in fines up to $10,000 per day per violation.

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May I drill a well or test hole before my permit is approved by the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District?

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