; (ii) causes— (I) fewer than 5 acres of soil or vegetation disruption at the location of each geothermal exploration well; and (II) not more than an additional 5 acres of soil or vegetation disruption during access or egress to the project site; (iii) is completed in fewer than 90 days, including the removal of any surface infrastructure from the project site; and (iv) requires the restoration of the project site not later than 3 years after the date of completion of the project to approximately the condition that existed at the time the project began, unless— (I) the project site is subsequently used as part of energy development on the lease; or (II) the project— (aa) yields geothermal resources; and (bb) the use of the geothermal resources will be carried out under another geothermal generation project in existence at the time of the discovery of the geothermal resources; or (C) the drilling of a well to test or explore for geothermal resources on land leased by the Secretary concerned for the development and production of geothermal resources that— (i) causes an individual surface disturbance of fewer than 5 acres if— (I) the total surface disturbance on the leased land is not more than 150 acres; and (II) a site-specific analysis has been prepared under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 ( 42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.); (ii) involves the drilling of a geothermal well at a location or well pad site at which drilling has occurred within 5 years before the date of spudding the well; or (iii) involves the drilling of a geothermal well in a developed field for which— (I) an approved land use plan or any environmental document prepared under the National Environmental Policy Act of 1969 ( 42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.) analyzed the drilling as a reasonably foreseeable activity