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The following HTML text is provided to enhance online readability. Many aspects of typography translate only awkwardly to HTML. Please use the page image as the authoritative form to ensure accuracy. Page 45 Task 6.3 Identification of Objectives and Constraints Task 6.4 Pilot Project Design Report Task 6.5 NEPA Compliance Task 6.6 Pilot Project Design Report Task 6.7 Project Cooperation Agreement Task 6.8 Statute 1501 Process Documents Task 6.9 Pilot Project Technical Data Report Phase 7 - Well Re-Permitting and ConstructionUpon completion of the exploratory well program and development of a strategy to permit the wells for operational use, it is anticipated that applications to convert the well classifications and construct surface facilities to inject into the wells will be filed with FDEP. This phase includes work tasks to perform the permit conversions and to design and construct the required new facilities. This phase also includes the continued expansion of the pilot project, to include permitting and construction of a 3-well Cluster ASR facility at a new site, FAS and SAS monitor wells and surface facilities at all of the sites. The location of the new cluster facility will have been determined based on the results of the Task 1 Siting phase. Spacing of the wells at the new cluster facility will be based on the results of the exploratory well testing program. The anticipated work tasks included in this phase are: Task 7.1 – Consultant Selection for Design/Construction Management Task 7.2 – Final Surface Facility Design Task 7.3. Water Use Permitting Task 7.4. NPDES Permitting Task 7.5. Exploratory Well Re-Permitting Task 7.6 - Cluster Well Construction Permitting Task 7.7 – Contractor Selection and Procurement Task 7.8 – Well Construction Task 7.9 – Hydrogeologic/Engineering Reports Task 7.10 – Surface Facility Construction Task 7.11 – Operation and Maintenance Manuals Phase 8 - Cycle TestingCycle testing will be performed following construction of the exploratory/test wells the multi-well cluster, the FAS and SAS monitor wells, and associated surface facilities, under the UIC Construction Permits for the ASR systems. The purpose is to test the performance of the system, both mechanically and hydrogeologically. Before the system can be tested, however, several permits must be in place.
It will be critical to have these permitting issues resolved in time so that cycle testing can be performed soon after the surface facilities are constructed. After a period of approximately one year of cycle testing, applications for operating the ASR systems on a continuing basis can be filed with the FDEP. Although FDEP has indicated that a minimum of two years of cycle testing data will be required for an operating permit, applications (and supporting documentation) will be prepared after the first year of testing. In this way, other permitting issues can be resolved concurrent with obtaining the second year of data. The tasks included in this phase are: Task 8.1. Monitoring and Data Collection. Task 8.2. Reporting During Cycle Testing. Phase 9 – Operating Permit ApplicationsTask 9.1 - Operating Permit Applications Phase 10 – Post Construction ActivitiesWhen cycle testing is completed and the operating permits are issued, the pilot project will be complete and final close-out of the project can commence. This section includes the tasks that will be necessary to finish the project. These tasks are:
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