Manufacturers of Drilling Rigs and Pump Supplies:
- Delivery trucks, between 14,000 to 26,000 GVWR, that are registered by DMV will no longer be
registered by DMV after 2020 once the engine life exceeds 13 years old. - Delivery trucks, over 26,000 GVWR, that are registered by DMV will no longer be registered by DMV
after 2020 once the engine life exceeds 18 years old. - There will be less demand for materials used in the construction of new wells, as there will be very
few drill rigs available to drill new wells.
Drillers:
- Drill rigs, over 26,000 GVWR, that are registered by DMV will no longer be registered by DMV after
2020 once the engine life exceeds 18 years old. - Support trucks, between 14,000 to 26,000 GVWR, that are registered by DMV will no longer be
registered by DMV after 2020 once the engine life exceeds 13 years old. - Support trucks, over 26,000 GVWR, that are registered by DMV will no longer be registered by DMV
after 2020 once the engine life exceeds 18 years old.
Pump Installers:
- Pump rigs and trucks, between 14,000 to 26,000 GVWR, that are registered by DMV will no longer
be registered by DMV after 2020 once the engine life exceeds 13 years old. - Trucks, over 26,000 GVWR, that are registered by DMV will no longer be registered by DMV after
2020 once the engine life exceeds 18 years old.
Well Owners (including homeowners, farmers, water districts):
- The costs to maintain wells will increase due to costs that must be passed on by the various
organizations that provide the materials and labor. - There will be longer delays in getting wells or pumps serviced, and there will increased costs due to
complying with these regulations, as there will be fewer pieces of equipment and contractors
available to service the well and equipment.