OAR 690-230-0110
Injection Plan for Wells with an Anticipated Injection Rate Not Exceeding 15,000 Gallons Per Day

No low-temperature geothermal injection well shall be used for injection without approval of the Director in accordance with OAR 690-210-0070 (Injection Wells). The injection plan for the proposed injection of less than 15,000 gallons per day to a low-temperature geothermal injection well will consist of a water well report for both the injection and production wells. These well reports shall be sent to the Director for review. If the injection well has not yet been constructed, or if a water supply well report is not available for the injection or production well, acceptable data that shall be submitted as part of the injection plan include, but are not limited to, the following: geological information of the area, depth of the well(s) in question, water well reports from nearby wells, static water level data or water quality data from the well(s) in question. After review of the well reports, or other acceptable data, the Director may require water quality testing, as per OAR 690-230-0115 (Injection Plan for Wells with an Anticipated Injection Rate Exceeding 15,000 Gallons Per Day)(1) and (2), if the Director deems it necessary. The water quality testing may be required in situations that include, but are not limited to, injection into a ground water reservoir that is different from the producing ground water reservoir, or when the well is of poor construction.

Source: Rule 690-230-0110 — Injection Plan for Wells with an Anticipated Injection Rate Not Exceeding 15,000 Gallons Per Day, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=690-230-0110.

690‑230‑0005
Policy and Purpose 690‑230‑0020
Definitions 690‑230‑0030
Construction of Low-Temperature Geothermal Production and Injection Wells 690‑230‑0040
Location of Low-Temperature Geothermal Injection Wells Not Exceeding 15,000 Gallons Per Day 690‑230‑0045
Location of Low-Temperature Geothermal Injection Wells Exceeding 15,000 Gallons Per Day 690‑230‑0050
Description of Proposed Well Use (Start Card) 690‑230‑0060
Identification of Intended Well Use (Well Log) 690‑230‑0070
Well-Head Protection Equipment 690‑230‑0075
Disposal of Low-Temperature Geothermal Fluids Produced During Drilling and Testing 690‑230‑0080
Pump Testing of Low-Temperature Geothermal Injection Wells with an Anticipated Injection Rate of Less than 15,000 Gallons Per Day 690‑230‑0085
Pump Testing of Low-Temperature Geothermal Injection Wells with an Anticipated Injection Rate Exceeding 15,000 Gallons Per Day 690‑230‑0090
Water Temperature Measurement 690‑230‑0100
Additional Standards for Low-Temperature Geothermal Injection Wells 690‑230‑0110
Injection Plan for Wells with an Anticipated Injection Rate Not Exceeding 15,000 Gallons Per Day 690‑230‑0115
Injection Plan for Wells with an Anticipated Injection Rate Exceeding 15,000 Gallons Per Day 690‑230‑0120
Water Rights Procedure Processing of Applications 690‑230‑0130
Exemption from Water Right Permit Application/Use of Low-Temperature Geothermal Fluid 690‑230‑0140
Water Right Limitation for Nonstandard Effluent Disposal Systems
Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

Rule 690-230-0110’s source at or​.us