Workforce and Traffic Sample Clauses

Workforce and Traffic. ‌ The construction workforce is estimated to include up to 15 workers for well pad, access road, well- connect pipeline, and staging area construction; 16 workers during drilling; and up to 35 workers during well completion. Once the xxxxx are drilled and completed, the operational workforce required to service the well pad would include one lease operator visiting each site daily, 7-days a week. A single lease operator can typically visit 40-45 well pads per day. In addition, one contract crew performing a variety of maintenance work would visit each site periodically throughout the year depending on maintenance needed. Therefore, following completion of the last well on the final pad, the operational workforce during long-term production and maintenance is not expected to exceed 2-5 workers on a regular basis. LOGOS expects that approximately 50% of the construction, drilling and completion workforce would be local and all the operational workforce would be local. Table 3 below illustrates the estimated truck traffic for each of the stages associated with oil and gas well operations. The proposed development would result in short-term increases in the volume of both heavy and light traffic during the construction, drilling and completion phases of the xxxxx. The 2407- MDP area is rural, but travelers of the area specifically along County Roads 7997 and 377 could be impacted in the short-term by the construction of access roads and pads, drill-rig moves, and pipeline construction. These impacts would be reduced after well completion. It is anticipated that one to two pick-up trucks would visit each of the proposed well pads daily during the normal work week.
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