A06_Park_Center_Well_Drawings_89_-_100_0002.pdf

This is a technical design document for the Park Center Well 2014 project, prepared by the United States Department of the Interior Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for the Front Range District in Colorado. The document comprises architectural and engineering drawings detailing the replacement and rehabilitation of an existing water well.

The project includes comprehensive technical specifications across multiple drawing sheets: a title sheet with regional context maps, a detailed site plan showing well location and surrounding infrastructure, a replacement well diagram with casing and perforation specifications, concrete sections and construction details, plumbing schematics including well head configurations and water distribution systems, parking and trail profiles with cross-sections, retaining wall elevations and details, and chain-link fence specifications. Key technical components include replacement wellhead details with gate valves and flanges, multiple steel and National casing sizes (ranging from 28" wooden conductor casing to 4.75" casing at depth), cement plugs at specified depths, perforations in 12" casing at multiple elevations (595', 620', 660', 680', 750', 1200', and 2100'), and a bottom depth of 2,786 feet. The existing well diagram notes indicate the well is a flowing artesian well with flow rates of 750 to 1,000 gallons per minute, with water production from the Fountain Formation at approximately 2,675 feet depth. Project identification numbers are L15PC00089 and L14PS01277, with design office LICOR252000, dated July 2014.