This lot is 160' feet at its widest and cannot meet the required 100' radius in all directions from the well head
This 1913 homesite historically relied on infrastructure and conditions that no longer exist today.
The property is not currently served by a domestic water source.
No "restrictive covenant" will be available from the surrounding farm lands to this property to achieve a 200' diameter area for a domestic water well.
All areas covered by easements can not be inferred with. Buried tanks have to withstand tractor traffic.
The 193 Property has a East to West, width of 160 feet, which has not changed since its' inception around 1966. A domestic water well requires a radius of 100 feet in all directions for a "Sanitary Control Area" (SCA); i.e. a 200 foot diameter circle with the well at the center. See below to the left.
The thick red circles indicate the "Sanitary Control Area".
Any potential domestic water well placement requires a radius of a 100 feet from any potential source of contamination.
NO DOMESTIC WATER SOURCE
Any future well development would require review of parcel size, septic requirements, reserve drainfield requirements, sanitary control area requirements, setbacks, easements, covenants, variances, and other regulatory approvals.
Prospective purchasers should independently verify that a domestic water source can be established before purchasing or redeveloping the property.
Per WAC 173-160-171 (3) (b) (v) "one hundred feet from all other sources or potential sources of contamination..." i.e. a septic drain field is a source of or potential source of contamination, as well as fertilizers, pesticides and chemicals. 193 Golden Rd. is surrounded by commercial agricultural lands, using fertilizers, pesticides and chemicals. These agricultural lands have been farmed since the late 1940's and are protected by "Right to Farm" law.