NR 812.44(5)(b)5.5. The existence of any noncomplying or unprotected buried pump suction line. NR 812.44(5)(b)7.7. The existence of any noncomplying non-walkout basement or below-grade crawl space well. NR 812.44(5)(b)8.8. Well casing pipe in poor condition including significant corrosion, cracks or other damage. NR 812.44(5)(b)11.11. The existence of a low area or drainage swale near or around the well site that places the well at risk from localized flooding. NR 812.44(5)(b)12.12. The existence of any visible cross-connection either between the private water piping system and a sewerage piping system or between the well and a community water system. NR 812.44(5)(b)13.13. The existence of a driven point well installed on or after February 1, 1991 for which a well construction report is not available or a driven point well of any construction date that has less than 25 feet of well casing pipe, not including the screen. NR 812.44(5)(b)14.14. The existence of noncomplying nonpressurized conduit, either horizontal or vertical. NR 812.44(5)(b)16.16. The existence of an offset pump or off-set pump piping that is less than 12 inches above a basement floor, if installed on or after October 1, 2014, or that is located less than 6 inches above a basement floor, if installed prior to October 1, 2014. NR 812.44(5)(b)17.17. The existence of a noncomplying yard hydrant installed upstream of the pressure tank after October 1, 2014, or the existence of any yard hydrant installed in or on a well. NR 812.44(5)(b)18.18. The existence of any visible noncomplying pump suction pipe, discharge pipe, or noncomplying water supply piping. NR 812.44(5)(b)23.23. The pump electrical wires at the wellhead are not properly enclosed in conduit. NR 812.44(5)(b)24.24. The well and pressure system lacks a sample faucet either on the tee of the pressure tank or upstream of the pressure tank. NR 812.44(5)(b)26.26. The existence of an extreme health or safety hazard not noted elsewhere on the inspection form. NR 812.44(5)(b)27.27. The well casing pipe at the ground surface is less than six inches in diameter for wells terminating in limestone, dolomite, shale, quartz, or granite. NR 812.44(5)(c)(c) The following comments or items of concern shall be noted on the inspection form: NR 812.44(5)(c)1.1. The existence of a driven point well installed before February 1, 1991, with a strong likelihood it contains less than 25 feet of casing pipe below the ground surface, not including screen. NR 812.44(5)(c)2.2. The inability of the contractor to find a well construction report for the well in department records either because one was never filed, the report had an incorrect geographic location, or the report was misfiled in department records. NR 812.44(5)(c)3.3. The existence of a well located in a special well casing depth area. NR 812.44(5)(c)4.4. The existence of a two-wire submersible pump, manufactured prior to 1979, in a well.