Arizona well share managers oversee the management of shared water wells. They are responsible for making sure the well is successfully managed.
well share manager tasks
- Manage the Shared Bank Account– Shared well bank accounts are used to pay for water well electricity, well repairs, and well maintenance. Traditionally, each property owner pays a flat amount to cover the cost of the electricity and to set aside money for repairs. The well manager can periodically send a statement to all parties to the well share agreement so they can see how much money is sitting in the bank accounts.
- Paying the Utility Bills– Wells use electric pumps to bring water to the surface. Similar to the electricity bill for your home, a utility bill is generated each month. The well share manager can verify that each homeowner paid their fair share and their pay the bill.
- Repairs to Water Wells-Water well share managers are responsible for contacting and coordinating repair and maintenance to the shared well. paying the costs of repairs.
- Water Quality– Well water quality is of utmost importance. Imagine if everyone was drinking tainted water? The well manager can schedule water quality tests, send the results to all parties and keep records of the results.
If you have questions about how a shared well manager can help with your shared well then contact the Dunaway Law Group at 480-702-1608 or message us HERE.
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