This form is pursuant with Article VI that there will be no notice which proposes the drilling of more than one well (including re-entry for Deepening or Sidetracking an abandoned well). Further, the provisions of Article VI, insofar as it pertains to notification by a part of its desire to drill a well, shall be suspended for so long as: (1) a prior notice has been given which is still in force and effect and the period of time during which the well provided for in the notice may be commenced has not expired; or, (2) a well is then being drilled.
Keywords: Puerto Rico, well proposal, multiple well proposals, types Description: Puerto Rico Well Proposal to Avoid Multiple Well Proposals involves a comprehensive plan aimed at streamlining the well proposal process in Puerto Rico. It addresses the need to minimize redundant proposals and ensures efficient utilization of resources for all stakeholders involved. Various types of well proposals exist in Puerto Rico, but the focus here lies on the approach to avoid multiple proposals. By implementing standardized guidelines, the Puerto Rico Well Proposal initiative aims to streamline the process and provide a clear path for individuals and organizations seeking to propose new wells or well-related projects. The first type of well proposal is the Exploratory Well Proposal. This specific type is intended for companies or researchers aiming to conduct preliminary investigations and data collection to assess the potential for viable water resources within a designated area. With the Well Proposal to Avoid Multiple Well Proposals, exploratory proposals are required to adhere to strict criteria that prevent overlapping research areas, ensuring efficient use of resources. The second type is the Production Well Proposal. This proposal relates to projects focused on the extraction of water resources for various uses like agriculture, public supply, or industrial needs. The avoidance of multiple proposals ensures that only the most viable and sustainable extraction operations are approved, thereby preventing overexploitation and unnecessary duplication. In addition to these types, the Well Proposal to Avoid Multiple Well Proposals extends its scope to include Rehabilitation and Abandonment Well Proposals. Rehabilitation proposals outline plans to restore or repair existing wells to enhance their productivity or address any environmental issues. Abandonment proposals outline the steps for the safe closure of non-functional or no longer needed wells to prevent any adverse impacts on the surrounding area. By implementing a unified framework that addresses all these types of well proposals, Puerto Rico can streamline the process, reduce unnecessary paperwork, and ensure optimal utilization of resources. Through comprehensive evaluation and consideration of the proposals, the initiative aims to promote sustainable water management practices, prevent resource depletion, and safeguard the ecological integrity of Puerto Rico's water resources.Keywords: Puerto Rico, well proposal, multiple well proposals, types Description: Puerto Rico Well Proposal to Avoid Multiple Well Proposals involves a comprehensive plan aimed at streamlining the well proposal process in Puerto Rico. It addresses the need to minimize redundant proposals and ensures efficient utilization of resources for all stakeholders involved. Various types of well proposals exist in Puerto Rico, but the focus here lies on the approach to avoid multiple proposals. By implementing standardized guidelines, the Puerto Rico Well Proposal initiative aims to streamline the process and provide a clear path for individuals and organizations seeking to propose new wells or well-related projects. The first type of well proposal is the Exploratory Well Proposal. This specific type is intended for companies or researchers aiming to conduct preliminary investigations and data collection to assess the potential for viable water resources within a designated area. With the Well Proposal to Avoid Multiple Well Proposals, exploratory proposals are required to adhere to strict criteria that prevent overlapping research areas, ensuring efficient use of resources. The second type is the Production Well Proposal. This proposal relates to projects focused on the extraction of water resources for various uses like agriculture, public supply, or industrial needs. The avoidance of multiple proposals ensures that only the most viable and sustainable extraction operations are approved, thereby preventing overexploitation and unnecessary duplication. In addition to these types, the Well Proposal to Avoid Multiple Well Proposals extends its scope to include Rehabilitation and Abandonment Well Proposals. Rehabilitation proposals outline plans to restore or repair existing wells to enhance their productivity or address any environmental issues. Abandonment proposals outline the steps for the safe closure of non-functional or no longer needed wells to prevent any adverse impacts on the surrounding area. By implementing a unified framework that addresses all these types of well proposals, Puerto Rico can streamline the process, reduce unnecessary paperwork, and ensure optimal utilization of resources. Through comprehensive evaluation and consideration of the proposals, the initiative aims to promote sustainable water management practices, prevent resource depletion, and safeguard the ecological integrity of Puerto Rico's water resources.
