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# Equus Beds Chloride Plume Project | Kansas State Water Office CalendarKansas Water HubClimate & DroughtState Water Plan Fund * Regional Advisory Committees * Cimarron Regional Advisory Committee * Equus-Walnut Regional Advisory Committee * Great Bend Prairie Regional Advisory Committee * Kansas Regional Advisory Committee * Marais des Cygnes Regional Advisory Committee * Missouri Regional Advisory Committee * Neosho Regional Advisory Committee * Red Hills Regional Advisory Committee * Smoky Hill-Saline Regional Advisory Committee * Solomon-Republican Regional Advisory Committee * Upper Arkansas Regional Advisory Committee * Upper Republican Regional Advisory Committee * Upper Smoky Hill Regional Advisory Committee * Verdigris Regional Advisory Committee * KWA Strategic Implementation Planning * Governor's Water Conference * Water Legacy Award and "Success Stories" * Conservation Assistance Directory * Public Water Supply Systems and Sources * Conservation Assistance for Water Users * Equus Beds Chloride Plume Project * Kansas Reservoir Protection Initiative * Kansas River Reservoirs Flood and Sediment Study * Kansas River Water Quality * KCC Abandoned Well Plugging * Milford Lake Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP)") * Republican River Basin Projects * Streambank Stabilization Projects * Water Conservation Project Fund * Water Injection Dredging (WID) Study & Demonstration at Tuttle Creek Lake Study & Demonstration at Tuttle Creek Lake") * Water Innovation Systems and Education (WISE)") * Kansas Water Plan Partnership Initiative") * Conservation Assistance for Water Users * Equus Beds Chloride Plume Project * Kansas Reservoir Protection Initiative * Kansas River Reservoirs Flood and Sediment Study * Kansas River Water Quality * KCC Abandoned Well Plugging * Milford Lake Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) * Republican River Basin Projects * Streambank Stabilization Projects * Water Conservation Project Fund * Water Injection Dredging (WID) Study & Demonstration at Tuttle Creek Lake * Water Innovation Systems and Education (WISE) # Equus Beds Chloride Plume Project Chloride contamination within the Equus Beds Aquifer from previous oil field production has created large pockets of groundwater which are unsuitable for most uses.
Remediation of high chloride hot spots within the Equus Beds would help generate an additional water supply source as well as protect and prolong the useable lifespan of groundwater wells within the formation. Over time, these hot spots migrate and mix with adjacent freshwater, making the chloride more difficult to remove.
## KWO Program Activities * Collaborate with KDHE on framework development for a pilot treatment project within the Equus Beds Aquifer to remediate the Burrton chloride plume impacting groundwater within the regions as well as the City of Wichita's groundwater well field. * Evaluate and assist in securing additional funding for pilot project through federal programs, local water users, or other sources of funding as they become known.
* Key Dates and Deliverables * Remedial Investigation Report Burrton Oil Field Brine Plume(January 2020) * Feasibility Study Report: Burrton Oil Field Brine Plume(January 2020) * Feasibility Study Update Report (December 2024) * SWPF FY2023 Appropriation: $50,000 * SWPF FY2024 Appropriation: $50,000 * SWPF FY2025 Appropriation: $50,000 ## Potential Additional Funding Resources * U.S. Bureau of Reclamation * Groundwater Management District #2 ## Consequences of Not Funding Continued movement of the Burrton chloride plume within the Equus Beds Aquifer towards the east-southeast, leading to impacts with the City of Wichita's groundwater well field as well as other regional groundwater users.
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