Delaware is experiencing high levels of particulate air pollution. The risk of health effects is increased for everyone. Consider limiting or avoiding activities outdoors.
Delaware está experimentando niveles elevados de contaminación atmosférica por partículas. El riesgo de efectos adversos para la salud es mayor para todas las personas. Considere limitar o evitar las actividades al aire libre.
Delaware ap fè fas ak gwo nivo polisyon nan lè a ki soti nan patikil. Risk pou sante moun afekte a ogmante pou tout moun. Konsidere limite oswa evite aktivite deyò.
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Water allocation permit holders in Delaware are required to record and report water usage each year. These reports are used by the Division of Water in long-term water supply planning and water conservation efforts.
Public, industrial, irrigation, golf course, and commercial users report monthly production for each water facility (well or intake) and a system summary of total monthly production for all facilities. Other information such as water levels, withdrawal rates, water transfers, and leak-losses is reported as required.
All allocated users are required to submit a water use report for each individual facility to report withdrawals from each well or intake. These reports can be submitted online or via fillable forms found on this page.
Different system summary reports are required depending on the type and location of the withdrawals.
Permit-holders for irrigation uses only need to submit an Irrigation Water Use Record covering the period of March through November.
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