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DocuSign Envelope ID:6BC32598-B737-464E-898A-81 F1 F7131339133 <br /> Only information of public record and pertinent information known to the applicant is required to be included on this map. <br /> Multiple maps may be needed to display this information clearly. If a certain feature is not present in the area covered, <br /> please state so definitively(e.g., "There are no known outcrops of the confining formation in the mapped area.'). <br /> Part IV.Area of Review Wells and Corrective Action Plans(40 CFR§ 144.55) <br /> Submit a tabulation of data and wellbore diagrams reasonably available from public records or otherwise known to the <br /> applicant on all wells within the AOR included on the map,which penetrate the proposed confining zone(s). Such <br /> information will include: <br /> • well name, location and depth, <br /> • well type, <br /> • date well was drilled, <br /> • well construction that includes casing and cement details, including demonstrated or calculated top of cement, <br /> • cement bond logs(if available), and <br /> • record of well completion and plugging (if applicable). <br /> For such wells which are improperly sealed, completed,or abandoned, also submit a plan consisting of such steps or <br /> modifications as are necessary to prevent movement of fluid into USDWs. <br /> Part V. Landowners Information (40 CFR§ 144.31 and part 147) <br /> Identify and submit a list with the names and addresses of all owners of record of land within one-fourth (1/4) mile of the <br /> facility property boundary. This requirement may be waived by the Regional Administrator if the site is in a populous area <br /> and the Regional Administrator determines that the requirement would be impracticable. <br /> Consult with your regional EPA office, as additional state landowner notification requirements may apply(40 CFR part <br /> 147). <br /> Attachment B. Geological and Geophysical Information <br /> Part I. Geological Data <br /> Provide the following information: <br /> • geological data on all formations from the surface to the base of the injection well, identifying all USDWs and <br /> confining and injection zone(s).This data includes the Iithologic description, geological name, thickness, depth, and <br /> total dissolved solids (TDS)concentrations from these formations (if known), <br /> • the position of all USDWs that may be affected by the proposed injection relative to the injection formation and the <br /> direction of water movement, <br /> • the geologic structure of the local area, <br /> • source of information for the geologic data and formation TDS, <br /> • porosity and permeability of injection formation (if available), <br /> • geological cross-sections proximate to the injection well that include the confining and injection zones. The cross- <br /> sections should illustrate the regional geologic setting and show the thickness and lateral continuity of the confining <br /> zone(s)through the area of review, <br /> • within the AOR, identify known or suspected faults and fracture systems. If identified, provide proximity to the <br /> injection zone and the effect the fault/fracture system may have on the injection activities, and <br /> • a history of seismic activity in the area and proximity to crystalline (i.e., granitic) basement. <br /> Part II. Proposed Formation Testing Program <br /> Provide a formation testing program to obtain data on: <br /> • fluid pressure, <br /> • temperature, <br /> • estimated fracture pressure, <br /> • physical and chemical characteristics of the formation fluids, and <br /> • physical and chemical characteristics of the injection zone. <br /> Attachment C.Well Construction/Conversion Information <br /> Part I.Well Schematic Diagram(40 CFR§ 144.52) <br /> Provide a detailed proposed well schematic diagram that includes: <br /> • identification of USDWs and confining and injection zones, <br /> • casing and cementing details, including demonstrated or calculated top of cement, <br /> • tubing and packer(if applicable), <br /> • open hole or perforated intervals, <br /> • proposed injection procedures including pump, surge, tank, and <br />