(a) Each applicant
shall provide the following:
(1) Facility
name and description;
(2) Facility
location, including street address and zip code;
(3) Tax map key (TMK) number and map at the
most detailed scale available, showing the location of the proposed injection
well or wells on the property, the correct scale and north arrow;
(4) USGS topographic quadrangle map or good
copy (scale 1:24,000) indicating the location of the proposed injection well or
wells, and all other injection and withdrawal wells within one-quarter mile of
the facility boundary;
(5)
Ownership of facility;
(6) Name and
address of lessor, if applicant is a lessee, and written consent of the
property owner;
(7) Name and
address of legal contact;
(8) Name
of proposed Operator;
(9) Nature
and source of injected fluid;
(10)
Proposed design capacity and operating volume of injected fluid;
(11) Number and type of injection wells,
including construction materials and procedures;
(12) Elevation section for proposed well or
wells, as found on the application form;
(13) Description of injection System,
including emergency standby or monitoring wells, if any, and System
blueprints;
(14) Details of
proposed injection testing, the duration of which shall be for not less than
twelve hours, and preferably for twenty-four hours;
(15) For injection wells sited mauka of the
UIC line, water quality data, including, at a minimum, values for Chloride,
total dissolved solids, and coliform, from several of the nearest water supply
wells;
(16) Number of each type of
injection well actually constructed, including emergency standby and monitoring
wells, if any;
(17) Well log
maintained by a geologist, including:
(A)
Lithology of injection interval or intervals and confining formation or
formations;
(B) Physical and
structural characteristics of the formations encountered;
(C) Initial water level, and subsequent water
levels as fluctuations occur, especially for artesian conditions; and
(D) Tidal fluctuations and
efficiency;
(18)
Elevation section, as found on the application form, showing exact final
dimensions for each of the injection wells and materials used in
construction;
(19) Complete results
of injection testing, including maximum capacity;
(20) Water quality data, if
required;
(21) Nature and source of
formation water;
(22) Description
of operating plana, including identification of legal Operator, maximum and
average volumes of injected fluids, number of hours per day of use, and degree
and type of treatment, if any.
(b) When the application is for a proposed
injection well, the applicant shall first submit the Information required under
subsection (a)(1) to (a)(15) of this section. This submittal shall be prepared
and signed by a licensed professional engineer or a geologist. When an
application is prepared by an engineer it shall also bear the professional seal
of the engineer. No authorization to construct shall be issued until the
Information is provided.
(c) Upon
completion of the proposed injection well(s), the applicant shall submit the
Information reguired in subsection (a)(16) to (a)(22) of this section. This
submittal shall be signed by the licensed professional engineer and geologist
who prepared the documents and bear the professional seal of the engineer. No
authorization to operate shall be issued until the Information is
provided.
(d) Applicants for
proposed subclass C or subclass D injection wells shall not be reguired to
submit the information reguired in subsection (a)(10), (a)(14), (a)(15),
(a)(17), (a)(19), (a)(20), and (a)(21) of this section, unless any or all of
these subsections are deemed appropriate and are specifically re^uested by the
director.
