Sec. 3. The department may, after an investigation has been conducted and a hearing has been held, deny permission to an applicant to inject, pump, or otherwise introduce potable ground water into an underground formation that contains nonpotable water if:
(1) the practice would:
(A) constitute a waste of potable ground water; or
(B) threaten to impair or exhaust the supply of the area; and
(2) available nonpotable water could be used instead of potable water.
[Pre-1995 Recodification Citation: 13-2-3-2 part.]
As added by P.L.1-1995, SEC.18.
Structure Indiana Code
Title 14. Natural and Cultural Resources
Article 25. Water Rights and Resources
Chapter 6. Water Rights; Potable Water
14-25-6-1. Reduction of Flow From Wells
14-25-6-2. Permit to Inject Potable Water Into Underground Formation Containing Nonpotable Water
14-25-6-4. Injection of Potable Water From Prolific Aquifer