Subsurface evidence
Nearby wells and logs can add context about depth, static water, and local formations that a reviewer may want to consider.
Environmental Site Screening
Evidence guide
Nearby Well Logs and Groundwater Context for Environmental Screening
Nearby wells can help explain why groundwater context matters in a site screen, especially when regulated facilities or soil conduits appear nearby.
Groundwater context should be evidence-linked and confidence-banded, not overclaimed.
Clear boundaries
The report should never turn a proxy into a final groundwater conclusion without review.
Source appendix
Evidence inputs
Nearby water wells
DrillerDB evidenceShows wells that may matter for receptor and groundwater context.
Limitation: A nearby well does not prove contamination or impact.
Static water and lithology clues
DrillerDB evidenceSupports a groundwater sensitivity proxy.
Limitation: Proxy reasoning must remain separate from final professional judgment.
Report logic
What the page should teach
- Show nearby wells by distance band.
- Flag shallow-water-table context when evidence supports it.
- Preserve all source rows in the appendix.
Human-review boundary
- The report does not model contaminant transport.
- The report does not replace hydrogeologic review.
- Records may be incomplete or uneven by county.
Customer signal
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Missing regulator sourceA federal, state, county, or local source should be included.Send signalWrong site classificationThe screen overstates, understates, or mislabels a review concern.Send signalBad due-diligence explanationThe explanation does not fit Phase I or internal review language.Send signalActual remediation outcomeYou know what later records or field work showed at the site.Send signal
Internal links
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