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2017-3The New Mexico Driller
2018 Class Schedule
January 19-20 - Isleta Resort, Albuquerque
September 21 - Hotel Encanto, Las Cruces
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENTGreetings,
With fall upon us, I hope business is good and you all had a prosperous summer.
I was deeply saddened by the news that our dear friend and board member Clarence Freeman unexpectedly passed away November 6th. Clarence was one of three Master Ground Water Contractors in our state. He also served on the board of the Mountain States Groundwater Association. The groundwater industry lost a good man, our sincere condolences go out to the family and friends of Clarence.
The Water Well Trust has been busy earning a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture in 9 Southern New Mexico counties. This is the 4th USDA grant received by the Water Well Trust since 2014. Thank you for all your hard work to get these wells funded in our state.
Our fall meeting in Taos was a great success and a lot of fun! Thank you all who came out to our annual fundraising dinner and auction! Big thank you to everyone who donated and those who purchased auction items. We had a great time!
January of next year we will have an electrical class on January 19th with Wes Mozley for electrical apps, safety and code. If you have any electrical questions, this would be a good class to attend. The 20th will be our regular 8 hours of CEU’s.
Memberships renewals just went out, don’t forget to send your dues in. Wishing you all Happy Holidays!!! See you in January!
Sincerely, Cindy Manzanares President
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CLARENCE LEN FREEMAN SR.GRANTS WELL SERVICES INC.03/06/1957 TO 11/06/2017
Clarence L. Freeman was born in the small town of Alpine, Texas. He and his family did a lot of moving around as small children starting in Flagstaff then moving to Mesa, and Tucson A.Z. Then moving on to Colorado starting with Crawford and then Paonia where Clarence Graduated High School Lettering in Football and Basketball and making some of the best friends he would have. Clarence then left home moving to Carbondale Colorado, got married and had 2 children, and started working for the coal mine. He also worked as a snow cat driver. Clarence lived a very full life. Clarence moved to New Mexico around 1985 or 1986 to help his father run the Water Well Drilling Business. He has remained there ever since following his dreams. He has since built his dream cabin from the ground up with the help of some wonderful family and friends.
Clarence was preceded in death by his Paternal Grandparents Louise and Clarence Freeman and Maternal Grand parents Leonard and Dolly Legg also his Father Wally Gene Freeman and Best Friend Thomas Pike, Clarence Is Survived By his Mother Loretta Legg, Sister Dana Mc Donald, Brother Wally Gene Freeman II, Daughter Misty M. Freeman and companion Darrin J. Thompson, Son Clarence L. Freeman II, Grandchildren Derrick J. Salazar, Cynthia Freeman, Jonathan Freeman. Clarence was also survived by so many more than just his family, he is also survived by all of the best friends he had and he had so many there is no way to name them all. He loved everyone and everyone loved him.
Clarence’s Celebration of Life will be held at the Cow Palace at the Rodeo Grounds SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18TH AT 11:00 A.M. ANY ONE WHO WAS HIS FRIEND IS WELCOME!!
IN MEMORY
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President 2017-2018 Cindy Manzanares A1 Pump & Well Service26 Rancho Las AcequiasSanta Fe, NM 505-670-0969 [email protected]
Vice-President 2017-2018 Larry Jewell L & J Well Service 2179 South Roosevelt Road 6 Portales, NM 88130 575-478-2380 [email protected]
Past-President 2017-2018Danny Powell BP Pump, LTD. 585 CR B Texico, NM 88135 575-683-5405 [email protected]
Secretary/Treasurer 16-17 Supplier / Member At Large Brandon Bailey 2M Company 3221 Vassar NE Albuquerque, NM 87107 505-878-0304 [email protected]
Contractor 2016-2017 Clarence Freeman MGWC Grants Well Service P.O. Box 2010 Grants, NM 87021 505-287-4870 [email protected] Contractor 2017-2018 Chance CoatsCoats Pump & SupplyP.O. Box 1210Dexter, NM 88230575-734-5480 [email protected]
Contractor 2017-2018Dusty DennissonDo Right DrillingP.O. Box 186McIntosh, NM 87032505-384-3126 [email protected] Member At Large 2016-2017 Clay Flowers Gicon Pumps & Equipment 2110 Mabry Drive Clovis, NM 88101 575-763-9022 [email protected]
Member At Large 2017-2018 Roger Peery John Shomaker & Associates 2611 Broadbent Pkwy NE Albuquerque, NM 87107505-345-3407 [email protected]
LobbyistAllison Kuper [email protected] 575-644-4609
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Executive SecretaryRobin Irwin
P.O. Box 1556Bernalillo, NM 87004505-867-9500 Phone 505-867-0733 Fax
TAX NOTICEThe NMGWA is a 501(c) 6 Non-Profit Organization with Political
Expenditures. As such, Member Dues and Donations are not tax deductible.
BOARD MEETINGJanuary 19, 2018
5:00 p.m. Isleta Resort
CONTACT INFORMATIONPHONE: 505-867-9500 FAX: 505-867-0733 WEB: www.nmgwa.org EMAIL: [email protected]
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FALL BLITZ: The 2017 Fall Fundraiser Dinner was a great success! Between the Auction and the 50/50 Raffle ticket sales we raised $9,831.27, the Raffle winner, Dusty Dennisson, then donated $600 back - thanks Dusty!
Thank you to all who donated auction items and to all who bought them!
Thank you to our Dinner Sponsors:
The NMGWA Open Golf Tournament was also a success, we raised $1,575.36 and half of the profit will be donated to the Water Well Trust.
Thank you to our Tournament Sponsors:
Towell Sponsor: Franklin Electric
Hole In One: Kuckelman Pump Service
Closest to the Pin 1: Well Guard Insurance Program
Closest to the Pin 2: 2M Company
Hole Sponsors:
2M Albuquerque2M Company ClovisBaroidCoats Pump & SupplyGicon Pumps & EquipmentGouldsLorentzMurray DrillingStone Pipe & Tank
FALL BLITZ
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For The Best Products In The Industry...Look For The Best Retailers.
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Dave Wilson (303) 589.8274
Local Contacts:
Serving the Industrial Drilling and Construction Industries Worldwide
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While it may appear small, this card packs a lot of power.
• The power of knowledge through NGWA publications and online resources
• The power of saving money on NGWA events, education, bookstore offerings, and more
• The power of collaboration with fellow NGWA members via the online Groundwater Forum.
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601 Dempsey Rd.
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Phone: (800) 551-7379 or (614) 898-7791
Fax: (614) 898-7786
Web: NGWA.org
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Member number
Membership expiration
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A little card. A lot of power!
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Water Well Trust Receives USDA Grant for New Mexico Water Well Projects WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Water Well Trust, the only national nonprofit helping Americans get access to a clean, safe water supply, has received a grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Household Water Well Systems program for a project to increase potable water availability to rural households in nine New Mexico counties.
The USDA grant and matching funds from the Water Systems Council will be used to fund Water Well Trust projects in nine southern New Mexico counties, including Catron, Socorro, Grant, Sierra, Luna, Hildalgo, Dona Ana, Otero, and Chaves. These areas include “Colonias,” which are non-zoned dwelling areas that do not meet current building code standards. Many Colonias do not have access to a safe water supply and need improved water well systems.
It is estimated that there are 150 Colonias in New Mexico, representing approximately 30% of the total New Mexico housing stock. High rates of poverty in the nine target counties ensure that most residents who need water wells cannot pay for the wells themselves.
The grant monies will provide long-term, low-interest loans to applicants seeking new or improved water wells in the targeted New Mexico counties. The Water Well Trust limits funding to a maximum of $11,000 per household. Loans have an interest rate of 1% with terms of up to 20 years.
To qualify for a WWT loan, applicants must be the owner and occupant of the home as their primary residence. In addition, the applicant’s household income must not exceed 100% of the median non-metropolitan household income for the state in which the applicant resides. The 2017 Non-Metropolitan median household income is $52,300 for New Mexico. The income criteria apply to both the applicant and all other occupants of the home.
Prospective applicants can download the application form and instruction letter from the Water Well Trust website at waterwelltrust.org under “Apply” at the top of the home page.
The Water Well Trust will be working with the office of Senator Martin Heinrich (D-NM) and the New Mexico Groundwater Association on outreach efforts in the nine target counties.
The Water Systems Council established the Water Well Trust in 2010 to provide clean, sanitary drinking water to Americans who lack access to a reliable water supply and to construct and document small community water systems using water wells to demonstrate that these systems are more economical.
This is the fourth USDA grant received by the Water Well Trust since 2014. In the past three years, USDA grant monies have been used to increase potable water availability to rural households in Arkansas, Oklahoma, Georgia, South Carolina and New York.
For more information, visit waterwellltrust.org.
# # #Contact:Margaret Martens, Program DirectorWater Well [email protected]
WATER WELL TRUST PRESS RELEASE
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MEANDERINGS FROM JERRIGood news, Frank Scott is now taking the lead in well driller licensing for the OSE. He has lots of experience both on the rig and behind the OSE desk, so he has hit the ground running.
Now, the not so good news. Lately there has been a plethora of regulation violations. I hate to see it; I really do, especially when the violations are NOT of the new rules, but those that have been in place for 12 years. This tells me that we are not doing a good job at making the rules clear to those that have not read them.
I cannot stress this one enough, DO NOT conduct any well drilling activities without the Permit or Plan including conditions of approval and well tag!! First of all, the well owner may not understand the difference between a new well, a repair, a deepen, a replacement well or a supplemental well and tell you they have a permit when indeed they do NOT. In 2017, there have been two new wells drilled on permits to repair or deepen the old well. Secondly, several wells were drilled as the driller was thinking that an emergency authorization had: A) been filed and B) been approved when neither had occurred. This is inexcusable, if the well driller had the permit (or emergency authorization) and conditions in hand (as is required in 19.27.4.29 NMAC General Requirements for all wells and reiterated in 19.27.4.31 NMAC for Artesian well) they would have known that. A well owner who tells you that they sent a request to the OSE for an emergency authorization does not have the authority to allow you to drill. You must have written authorization from the OSE in hand to legally drill. We will continue to send violation letters and if enough accumulate in your file, we may file a claim on your surety bond or the next renewal of your license may be conditionally approved or if egregious enough may be denied altogether. We have had some unlicensed drillers make wells that we have red tagged and in one case withdrew the permit. Either way, with an illegal well they won’t be able to sell the property down the road.
There really are very few regulations regarding well construction. While there are nuances between artesian and non-artesian construction, the minimal requirements can be summed up rather easily. We are still receiving well records and logs that demonstrate that there are drillers out there that have no idea what our rules contain. This is the basics of what we expect to see on a completed well:
1. The annular space must be adequate to place a seal. The boreholes must be 4 inches larger than the outermost casing of the well. That means your bit should be 4” larger than the outermost or production casing.
a. Non-Artesian annular seal must extend from ground surface (or below the pitless if installed) and extend up to 20 feet or more bgs (if less than 4” if pressure grouting).
b. Artesian annual seal should extend through the entire drill string and if borehole is reduced to less than 4” it must be pressure grouted.
2. The non-artesian casing must be have the strength to withstand the formation and hydrostatic pressures of development and use. There is a table of approved artesian casings on the OSE website.
3. ALL well plugging must be either pre-approved on a condition on a temporary well or a replacement well permit or alternatively, the well driller may submit and obtain approval on a Plan of Plugging before it may be plugged.
4. All wells must be sealed off to prevent infiltration of surface waters and seal off formations to prevent inter-aquifer exchange. Please do not ruin a perfectly good aquifer to save a few bucks.
5. While you are there, gps the well location. We get some pretty bad locations sometimes, so we built an online tool that you can check the gps location and measure the distance from the drill location to the permit location. https://gis.ose.state.nm.us/gisapps/ose_pod_locations/ I will write a tutorial and send it to your email. If you don’t have email, call me.
6. Don’t forget to install the well ID tag and put the number on the well records and log to show that you installed it and submit the well record within 30 days of completion.
These rules may be found in their entirety here:
http://164.64.110.239/nmac/parts/title19/19.027.0004.PDF
If you are not clear on any rule, please do not hesitate to ask.
Wishing you the best of holidays and a great 2018!
Jerri Pohl -- Statewide Projects Supervisor for the OSE
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NMGWA 2018 WINTER MEETING JANUARY 19-20, 2018
ALBUQUERQUE, NMISLETA RESORT
8:00 A.M. - 5:00 P.M
CLASS CHECK IN BEGINS @6:30 a.m. WITH A FULL BREAKFAST BUFFET
CLASSES BEGIN @ 8:00
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE8-10 State Engineer Rules & Regs
10-11 Drilling Disasters - Gary Hix, In2Wells
11-12 Solar Pump Systems - Trevor Lain, Grundfos
12-1
1-3
3-4
4-5
Lunch/General Membership Meeting
Chemical Well Restoration & Rehab Tom Eden, HTC
Business Continuation, Protection & Executive Planning Mark Zapatka, Axcess Financial
Roundtable Discussion on Well Repairs, Rehabbing Discussion lead by Steve Kuckelman
IMPORTANT INFORMATION • Registration Cut Off is January 9, 2018. Registrations faxed, e-mailed or postmarked after
this date will not be accepted and you will have to register At the Door on the 14th with cash, money order, cashiers check or credit card (no personal or business checks for At the Door Registrations). Seating is NOT guaranteed for At the Door Registrations, you will be accepted on a first come basis and only if seating is available. Any person sitting through the class must register and pay.
• Complete Registration Forms must be faxed, e-mailed or mailed with payment. Rate Cut-Off dates will be adhered to, registrations will be returned if appropriate payment is not sent.
Verbal registrations will not be accepted.
• Refunds will not be given after 1/9/18
• Employees and family of Members are NOT a member unless they have joined as an Associate ($37.50) or a Full member ($150).
• Registration Confirmations will be emailed upon processing, please provide a valid email address.
• State Engineer only classes are available at no charge to Members, the non-member fee is $150.00.
• The Contact Person listed on the registration form will be the only contact for all correspondence related to this event, please provide phone, fax & e-mail for this person.
For more information call Robin @ 505-867-9500 or e-mail [email protected].
HOTEL RESERVATIONSIsleta Resort
Albuquerque, NM 1-877-747-5382
A limited number of rooms have been blocked at the special rate of $129 on a first come basis, you must mention NMGWA (or New Mexico Ground Water Association) when making your reservation.
DRILLER CEU CLASS REGISTRATIONJANUARY 20, 2018
Company Name:_____________________________________________Contact:_________________________________________
Email:________________________________Phone:_______________________________Fax:______________________________
NON OSE MEMBERSHIP CLASS GUEST TOTAL MEMBER MEMBER ONLY FEE RATE MEALS DUE
ATTENDEE 1:____________________________________ _____ _____ _____ $______ $______ $______ $_________
ATTENDEE 2:____________________________________ _____ _____ _____ $______ $______ $______ $_________
ATTENDEE 3:____________________________________ _____ _____ _____ $______ $______ $______ $_________
ATTENDEE 4:____________________________________ _____ _____ _____ $______ $______ $______ $_________
REGISTRATION INCLUDES ALL 8 CEU HOURS,
BREAKFAST & LUNCH
MEMBER$140 $165$215$290N/C
NON-MEMBER $290$315 $365$440$150
RATES:EARLY BIRDREGULAR
LATE AT THE DOOR
OSE ONLY
______Visa _____Mastercard ______Discover ______Am Express
Credit Card #:_________________________________________________Exp Date:_______________ 3 Digit Code______________
Billing Address:______________________________________________________________Zip______________________________
Name On Card If Di�erent From Contact:_____________________________________________Phone:_______________________
REGISTRATION WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT PAYMENTChecks may be mailed to: NMGWA P.O. Box 1556 Bernalillo, NM 87004 Credit Cards Can Be Faxed To: 505-867-0733
GUEST MEALS(MEALS ARE INCLUDED IN REGISTRATION FOR ATTENDEES)
SATURDAY BREAKFAST $25 SATURDAY LUNCH $30
REGISTRATIONS MUST BE POSTMARKED, FAXED OR EMAILED BY CUT OFF DATE
GRAND TOTAL DUE: $__________CHECKS, MONEY ORDER OR CREDIT CARD - PLEASE DO NOT SEND CASH
AT THE DOOR REGISTRATIONS ARE ON A FIRST COME FIRST SERVED BASIS & ONLY IF SEATING IS AVAILABLE. PAYMENT IN CASH,
MONEY ORDER, OR CREDIT CARD ONLY - NO CHECKS AT THE DOOR
ON LINE REGISTRATION AVAILABLE @ WWW.NMGWA.ORG
CUT-OFF DATE:12/10/171/1/18 1/9/18
AFTER 1/9 YOU WILLHAVE TO REGISTER AT THE DOOR
EACH ATTENDEE MUST BE A MEMBER TO TAKE THE MEMBER RATE, MEMBERSHIP FEES CAN BE PAID ON THIS FORM, BUT PLEASE COMPLETE AND RETURN THE APPLICATION.EACH COMPANY MUST HAVE ONE FULL MEMBER AT $150, THEN YOU CAN ENROLL EMPLOYEES FOR $37.50 EACH . IF YOU ARE UNSURE OF YOUR MEMBER STATUS, PLEASE CALL.
or Emailed to [email protected] For questions, call Robin at 505-867-9500
ELECTRICAL APPS, SAFETY & CODEJANUARY 19, 2018
ISLETA RESORTALBUQUERQUE, NM
CHECK IN STARTS AT 6:30 A.M - CLASS STARTS AT 8:00
Company Name:________________________________________Contact:_____________________________
Address:_______________________________________City:_____________________ST:____ Zip:_________
Email:________________________________________________Phone:______________________________
ATTENDEE 1:_______________________________ ATTENDEE 2:______________________________
ATTENDEE 3:_______________________________ ATTENDEE 4:______________________________
ATTENDEE 5:_______________________________ ATTENDEE 6:______________________________
MEMBER FEE $100.00 X ___________# OF ATTENDEES = $____________________
NON- MEMBER FEE $250.00 X ___________# OF ATTENDEES = $____________________
INCLUDES BREAKFAST & LUNCH
THIS CLASS IS GEARED TO ADDRESS CODE, SAFETY & ELECTRICAL TROUBLESHOOTING IN WATER SYSTEM INSTALLATIONS AND WILL BE A GOOD QUESTION AND ANSWER SESSION FOR TECHNICIANS .
WES MOZELY WILL BE PRESENTING THE CLASS.
______Visa _____Mastercard ______Discover _______Am Express
Credit Card #:_________________________________________________Exp:____________ CVV__________
Billing Address:_____________________________________________Zip_____________________________
Name On Card If Di�erent From Contact:_______________________________Phone:___________________
REGISTRATION CANNOT BE ACCEPTED WITHOUT PAYMENTChecks CanBbe Mailed to: NMGWA P.O. Box 1556 Bernalillo, NM 87004
Credit Cards Can Be Faxed To: 505-867-0733 or Emailed to [email protected]
ONLINE Registration Available @ www.nmgwa.org
For Questions Call Robin @ 505-867-9500
Total Due: $__________________
REGISTRATION CUT-OFF IS JANUARY 9, 2018
