The Class Vi guidance documents linked below were prepared specifically for UIC program directors. They present considerations and suggestions for implementing various aspects of the Class VI program.

• Geologic Sequestration of Carbon Dioxide – UIC Quick Reference Guide - Additional Tools for UIC Program Directors Incorporating Environmental Justice Considerations into the Class VI Injection Well Permitting Process (PDF)(12 pp, 457 K, June 2011, 816-R-11-002 )
  The purpose of this Quick Reference Guide is to provide UIC Program Directors with additional tools to incorporate EJ considerations into the Class VI permit application review and approval process.
• Geologic Sequestration of Carbon Dioxide – UIC Quick Reference Guide - Additional Considerations for UIC Program Directors on Interstate Coordination Requirements for the Class VI Injection Well Permitting Process (PDF)(10 pp, 69 K, June 2011, 816-R-11-003)
  The purpose of this document is to provide additional considerations for UIC Program Directors on Interstate Coordination Requirements for the Class VI Injection Well Permitting Process. Notification of specific agencies at the State, Tribal, and Territorial level (by the UIC Program Director) regarding the receipt of a Class VI injection well permit application should afford such entities an opportunity to provide input on any relevant activities in the permit application review process.
• Geologic Sequestration of Carbon Dioxide – UIC Quick Reference Guide - Additional Considerations for UIC Program Directors on the Public Participation Requirements for Class VI Injection Wells (PDF)(14 pp, 407 K, June 2011, 816-R-11-001)
  The purpose of this document is to present a series of steps for achieving the public participation requirements of the Class VI rule.
• Underground Injection Control (UIC) Class VI Program - Public Participation Considerations for Geologic Sequestration Projects Fact Sheet (PDF)(3 pp, 407 K, December 2010, 816-F-10-072 )
  This fact sheet is designed to assist UIC Program Directors and Class VI well owners or operators in developing a plan to educate and engage the public on geologic sequestration (GS) projects, as well as the permitting considerations for a particular proposed Class VI injection well site.