Artisian would mean that your aquaifer is open too the autosphere too where it's getting 14.7psi of pressure. If we subtract 14.7 from 30 then we have 15.3psi of additional flow pressure times 2.31feet(2.31ft=1psi) then your opening would be about 35ft to 69ft higher than your existing well head outlet. Another old open well at the source?
I've never had to deal with a artisian well so I can't tell you.
To me too seal off the old well from flowing, you would have to cap the bore with a resistance greater than a 30psi seal. That sounds expensive.
If your new well is legal, then you might want to give your State DNR a call and see what they offer for help. I sure would research this before calling them as you may have a expensive problem that your responisble for.
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