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Illinois State Codes
Illinois Dept. of Public Health Setbacks for Closed Loop
Wells
Private Water Well: 75 Feet
Public or Neighbor’s Well: 200 Feet
Abandoned Water Well: 200 Feet
Septic tank: 50 Feet
Sewer pipe: 10 Feet
Leach field: 75 Feet
Horizontal Loop Piping Must Be 25 feet away from any water well.
Indiana State Codes
Indiana Dept. of Natural Resources Setbacks for Closed Loop
Wells
As far away as “practicable” from any known contamination source or
high yield well.
Iowa State Codes
Iowa Dept. of Natural Resources Setbacks for Closed Loop
Wells
Lagoons or waste treatment facilities and sanitary
landfills: 1,000 Feet
Cesspools: 150 Feet
Preparation or storage area for spray materials, commercial
fertilizers or chemicals that may result in groundwater
contamination: 150 Feet
Drainage or improperly abandoned wells: 100 Feet
Soil absorption field, pit privy or similar disposal unit: 100
Feet
Confined feeding operations: 100 Feet
Septic tank, concrete vault privy, sewer or tightly joined tile or
equivalent material, sewer-connected foundation drain, or sewers
under pressure: 50 Feet
Ditches, streams or lakes: 25 Feet
Sewer of cast iron with leaded or mechanical joints, independent
clear water drains, or cisterns: 10 Feet
Pumphouse floor drain draining to ground surface (Drains must not be
connected to any sewer or drainage system.): 5 Feet
Kentucky State Codes
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Missouri State Codes
Missouri Dept. of Natural Resources Setbacks for Closed Loop
Wells
Storage area for commercial fertilizers or chemicals, landfill,
lagoon, or above-ground or underground storage tank for petroleum,
petroleum products or chemicals: 300 Feet
Below grade manure storage area, cesspool, unplugged abandoned well,
subsurface disposal field (lateral field), grave, building or yard
used for livestock or poultry, privy or other contaminants that may
drain into the ground: 100 Feet
Existing operating well, septic tank, buried sewer, a pit or
unfilled space below ground surface, a sump, except that a well may
be drilled closer than fifty feet (50') to a basement or heat pump
well: 50 Feet