CERP - Aquifer Storage and Recovery Regional Study-PROJ 44

In April 1999, the Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan (CERP) proposed large-scale development of Aquifer Storage and Recovery (ASR) facilities as the preferred method of providing additional freshwater storage required for overall restoration success. Six ASR components will collectively form the proposed CERP ASR System, which includes a total of 333 ASR wells and related surface facilities at the general locations in attached Figure A. All proposed ASR wells have a target capacity of 5 mgd (million gallons per day). Water treatment facilities were also included in the conceptual CERP ASR components. Total cost of the proposed CERP ASR System is approximately $1,700,000,000. The United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE), Jacksonville District and the South Florida Water Management District (SFWMD) are 50/50 cost sharing partners for design studies required prior to implementation of any large-scale CERP ASR facilities.1999年4月，大沼泽地综合修复计划（Comprehensive Everglades Restoration Plan，CERP）提出大规模建设含水层储存与回灌（Aquifer Storage and Recovery，ASR）设施，将其作为实现整体修复目标所需额外淡水储存能力的优选方案。6个ASR组件将共同构成拟建的CERP ASR系统，该系统在附件图A所示的大致区域内共计包含333口ASR井及相关地面设施。所有拟建ASR井的设计产能均为5 mgd（百万加仑/天）。该概念性CERP ASR方案还涵盖了水处理设施。拟建CERP ASR系统的总造价约为17亿美元。美国陆军工程兵团（United States Army Corps of Engineers，USACE）杰克逊维尔分部与南佛罗里达水资源管理区（South Florida Water Management District，SFWMD）将按照50/50的比例，分担所有大型CERP ASR设施正式实施前所需的设计研究成本。