CERP Project:
Hillsboro Aquifer Storage and Recovery Pilot
The Hillsboro ASR Pilot project is located just south of the Loxahatchee National Wildlife Refuge (LNWR) and north of the Hillsboro Canal on a 1,660-acre tract of SFWMD-owned land in south-central Palm Beach County. The Hillsboro pilot site includes the construction of one 5-mgd ASR well and several monitoring wells. Its purpose is to evaluate and reduce the technical and regulatory uncertainties of implementing the full-scale Hillsboro ASR project.
Related Links & Project Documents:
- View the project management plan for this project
- View the current project status report (PDF)
- View the ASR Interim Report (June 2008)
- Information about the ASR Regional Study
- View the Final PPDR & FEIS for ASR Pilot Projects (Oct 2004)
- View the ASR project
document page which provides a central listing of all shared documents associated with the following CERP ASR studies and projects:
ASR Regional Study
Caloosahatchee River (C-43) Basin ASR Pilot
Hillsboro ASR Pilot
Lake Okeechobee ASR Pilot.
Project Contacts:
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers:
Orlando Ramos-Gines, Project Manager
Orlando.Ramos-Gines@usace.army.mil
Sponsor:
Bob Verrastro, Lead Hydrogeologist
bverras@sfwmd.com
Project Details:
| Project Sponsor: | South Florida Water Management District |
|---|---|
| Project Schedule: | For scheduling information regarding this project, please see the Master Implementation Sequencing Plan (MISP). |
| Project Phase: | Installation and Testing |
| Design Agreement: | 12 May 2000 |
| CERP Component Designation: | A, W, LOWQTF, LOTSD |
| Project Cooperation Agreement: | xx |
| Authorization: | WRDA 1999 (Hillsboro and Okeechobee Aquifer, Florida project = 2 pilots); WRDA 2007 (modified) |



