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2023-0302_Surface_Abandon_Foggy_Island_Bay_State-1_am Page 1 of 3 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission TO: Jim Regg DATE: 3/2/2023 P. I. Supervisor FROM: Austin McLeod SUBJECT: Surface Abandonment Petroleum Inspector Foggy Island Bay State #1 BP America Production Company PTD 2230050; PTD 1740440 3/2/2023: I traveled to location and met with Adrienne McVey of ASRC Energy Services to witness the surface abandonment of the well. The well had been cutoff three and a half feet below tundra grade. All annuli had cured cement at surface. I used a hammer to verify cement integrity. Marker plate was of proper thickness, had the proper information bead welded onto it and did not extend beyond outermost string. I found no issues with this inspection and informed Adrienne she could weld the marker plate on. Attachments: Photos (4) 9 9 9 9 9 James B. Regg Digitally signed by James B. Regg Date: 2023.06.09 14:18:58 -08'00' 2023-0302_Surface_Abandon_Foggy_Island_Bay_State-1_am Page 2 of 3 Surface Abandonment - Foggy Island Bay State #1 (PTD 2230050) Photos by AOGCC Inspector A. McLeod 3/2/2023 2023-0302_Surface_Abandon_Foggy_Island_Bay_State-1_am Page 3 of 3 2023-0219_P&A_Hot-Tap_Foggy_Island_Bay_State-1_ae Page 1 of 2 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission TO: Jim Regg DATE: 2/19/2023 P. I. Supervisor FROM: Adam Earl SUBJECT: Reentry for P&A Petroleum Inspector Foggy Island Bay State #1 BP America Production Company PTD 2230050; PTD 1740440 2/10/2023: I traveled to Foggy Island Bay State #1 to witness hot tap operations for reentering the well. Clint Spence was the Company representative on location. The well had been deemed suspended and then abandoned in AOGCC records. BP America Production Company plans to re-enter the well and fully plug and abandon starting with hot tap operations to determine pressure on the well. The top marker plate and side flange entry were hot tapped – both were found at 0 psi. Attachments: Photos (2) 9 9 9 9 James B. Regg Digitally signed by James B. Regg Date: 2023.06.08 14:17:28 -08'00' 2023-0219_P&A_Hot-Tap_Foggy_Island_Bay_State-1_ae Page 2 of 2 Hot Tap Operations – Foggy Island Bay State #1 PTD 2230050; PTD 1740440 Photos by AOGCC Inspector A. Earl 2/19/2023 DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION DI'~qSION OF SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE indusu-,: ?rezaredness :md ?[~eiine Pro~rm-n -7_xz[oration. Production md Refineries Sec:ion :;~ Cordova St. ' ~ ~ ~, AK 99_<0i Seatember 6. 1996 TONY KNOWLES. GOVE.qNOR Telephone No. 19075269-7679 FAX No. (907~269-7652 TTY(907)269-7511 David .%. Bovce Environmental Ssecia!ist .~moco Production Company Nomhweste,'m, U.S. Business umt ~ ~. Box 800 , . k...,. Denver. CO 80201 ., Dear .x,k. Bovce: .... '!" File No. 500. I5.217 Re: Amoco Production Company - Drilling Waste Reserve Pits Final Closure Approval of 25 Inactive Facilities ~qe Alaska Denartment of Enviromnentai Conse~'ation (ADEC) has evaluated ,/our correspondence, dated Februap,' !9. 1992. requesting closure of 29 Amoco Production Company A_moco) inactive reserve pit disposal 5acitities. Surface evaluations were pe,,-formed at the sites · ;989 and !990. T:.is correspondence describes our review procedures, puts forward the De=ar'wnent's findings, and takes ac:ion upon the closure request. 7D~e 29 facilities were assessed by .Amoco prior to the issuance of the ADEC Interim Site Assessment Guidance tbr Inactive O?:i!ing Waste Sites. June 1~0t. The new Alaska Solid Waste keguiations. 18 AAC 60, became effective January ,8. 1996 and contains a chapter on inactive reserve pit closures Il 8 AAC 60.4405. The closure criteria in the new regulations parallel the closm-e criteria in the 1991 guidance document, and the review procedures require a discussion of the risk screening assessment as required in the 1991 document. Briefly, the significance of risk to local receptors is evaluated through study of contaminant release, exposure criteria, and consequence criteria. The 1989-I 990 A. moco assessment program included acquisition of numerous (10-30) shallow cores within and adjacent to each drill nad. sampling of the cored material at five-toot intervals, and installation of monitoring ,.,,.'ells on several facilities from which shallow groundwater was encountered while coring. Total petroleum hydrocarbon t TPH). BTEX. and · . .h~r. D. A. Bovc~ _2 5ememioer 6. 1996 waste: hence, e,q%n ,.,,'as put for-th bv Amoco to quant:..':'.' the disDersion of :hose compounds from each rese~'e oit. and :o dete,,-mine :: si<nificant risk to human health or '&,e environment is evident .:hrouzh ex:osure ~ath,,vavs n: each site. SITES CONSIDERED FOR CLOSURE Based unon -eld ch:eno ~.:m the 5une. !99! 'nte~m Site :nacti''~ ........ O~ilin~ Waste qites, ana cios~e criteria ~-~e~:::ea~'- ' in .4i~ka SoiiC '.,V~te Re:uiations_ 18 .~C 50.4~0. the 5cilitles,',, !'sted ~e; ow ~fith their tssnet:ire iocations have been reviewed for C:OSUT~; .z.i< Pe"insuia - BecharofLake 'PzviofBav Area: Becn~ofState \Veil =i. Co.thedrai River. · '~j ' David ~x'er -z!. Davi'~ ~ver =I-A.. Hoodoo Lake U.mt =!. ,.ooaoo LiKe Unit (-.,'~ok r_:_,, -Tr2ding Bar.' :~,=a' ~,:bex Kaioa =I Bachama Creek State :! Bio L~e ~USA') ~1 unmtna ~x~, q~-,e ~,om~ P~k I Stedama c-=~- ~! :'.'onex brace :': :vonek State .:,lanai Peninsula: Edna Y,,fav Walker ?,:ocr, <:.,- · ' .... -' Foe_or fsiand Bo.'..' <'-.*= =' i-ho.vik Unit ......... e. .,u;e:s umt. f~t Hmmson Bay State . _~-,,- ,,. : !. No Same island :I. West X[i~<eisen Unit .=': Southeas~ z. laska - Olenatlen Area: A_hma in'... #I. Ab, ma Inc. A ~1. Moose Creek Unit Southwest .Alaska- Bethel Area: ;ohnson ~rU. ver Core .--.'I. Narmtuk Creek. Nar~amk Creek .=.'2,'2A Consideration of the sites for closure approval were based on (1~ a review of the suemiv~ed inactive dr. ilinz waste site assessment docmment listed below by the the ADEC 5Dill ?:'event/on and Res=onse I 5P.~MR"; D',vision. and bv the other appropriate state er fede2i zzenc' s. inc!udino_ '~'e Alaska De?a-'anent of Natural Resources - Division of Land I ADNR- DOL; staff...:he Alaska De=artment offish and Game ',.,DF&G), the U.S. Fish and Vv'iidli£e Se~'ic" the U.S. National Park 5er-vice and the Bureau of Land .Manage,ment: (2) public response to the c[osure reauest dt.u'-ing the ~e '~0 day review process (four sites exciuded, as listed :"-~" '~ ,,,..o,,v). and/:l site visits by ADEC and ADNR-DOL staff to the North Slope sites. Title' .~moco Production Company Remote Sites Evaluation Project 1992 Final Reaort Submitting Persons: David A. Box'ce. Amoco Production Com=~v Covered Facilities: Above Named Facilities Location: State'.vide \ · ~_- OVCe Seatemb, er 6. 1996 Synopsis of Closure Procedure' ~-'osedas' No ', ' · rm--m,., action isne,.~,~."'4~s~, for the dr/tlinz_ waste :'aciiities at the ,'-e:'erenced locations. ,'or; .... · 7.,'.ditionailv c!osed..x, c~osure pia.n ,,,,'as submitted and appears :zm:,iete: however f, ar~her investi_ative ac:ion or rehabiiitation is :tzuired. ~ noted, for the :'aciiities at these sites./or; Closure denied. ~'Zue closure plan is incomr~iete, as submitted. · -.,~k, ;,'" ,~ ~ Azditionai [nvestiaative ac:ion or ,,.,,a~.tl~c,.t,on is reeuired, as .~cted. for the,ac,~m,.s; ;" 4,, at these sites. CLOSURE STATUS OF INACTIVE SITES Each faciiitw ',','as assi=''''~4= .... :o one of the followin~_ cateaor4,es_ am.,'~" considenn._ the collective body of inzbrmation available for each site. Facilities which do not receive final closure zzprovai ,,,,'ii1 be .... '-:"~.~'~ for closure ' '-ce Department uoon receipt or'the zdditionai .'-ezuested in£o ,rmation. Closed .-ks Is Tze Deharr~mentai decision uuon the reauest :'or closure submined by .Kmoco Production Com~anv is :o approve r'or ciosure the "~ ~"~ · - ':. ,-,~ o ' ~,ox~,-,e.e,,.nc,.a dfiilin2 waste dishosai facilities. _~;m,.,4,,~ September 5 1996 ~,,~4 to ' ........... .-.,.~, deciare the 25 facilities "Closed .ks ,rs". No objecv, ons or 'ssues '.','ere .... fomh bx.' the 2ubiic or other state c, ;,, 30 .~ ~., a_enc,,.s dur'in~_ the da,,' review orocess. '.'v~niie there is a basis for conce.':7., at :he ,--emote sites ',,,'here dr,:lling mud '`vas disposed in a sensitive environment, there !s no standin~ water in contact with the waste, and therefore. ne~iimble Ask. Consequently, any corrective action warranted at the sites is not required by the .-LDEC. reaiizing that .:he impact of the ,'"4 · zorre,.,,, e ac:ion would be much ~reater than the benefits :eceived. 7"ne sites have,,. ...., ,._,~,,,,....~,'~'"~='4 and an,,' corrective measures wouid imrmc~ the established oiant saecies at the locations. Groundwater monitorin~ ,,veils at the c!osed sites may be 2ecorm-nissioned a.s specified in the .-XDEC doc,ament Recommended ?mc:ices for .Monitorir~g ',',,'ei~ ~4~,,, Installation, and Decommissioning (I 992') or bv an alternate method ar~r~roved by ~he Depa_rtment. The followin~ :'aciiities are 'Closed .is Is' as provided ,z~nder :he authority of .'.he !$ .-x_.4.C 60.440 Solid Waste Re~,.,iations' Ahtna Inc. A No. 1 / ge' o6 7_ Albert Kaloa ..' 6'4 Aufeis Unit, 1~- o I Bachatna Creek State, 4q - o~ b Becharof State Well No. 1, Big Lake tI,'SA) No. lr 6~- Zathedral River, W3- David River No. 1,' 4,%- David River No. 1-A' ~-1~ ~ East Harrison Bay State No. Edna .May Walker~ ~,6'- Fog~' Island Bay State No. i, .Mr. D. A. Boyc~, . Hoodoo Lake Unit No. 1' 6q-,~j~ Hoodoo Lake Unit No. 2 / ~- · Johnson River Core/ o- o~ ff Kavik Unit No. 1/ 68-o~ .Moose Creek Unit No. 1; ~,5- oB ! Napatmk Creek No. 2 ' 2A (Core Holes'>~ No Name Island No. lr so- Romig Park. Inc. Well No. 1,' g'3- Stedatna Creek State/~-°48 .~ Tvonek State No. 2 r ~,5'-O'~, .~ West Foreland Unit No. 1; o'~ ~ o West Foreland Unit No. 2 / ~''- o~z. West Mikketsen Unit No. 4 S~- o Se.r>tember 6. I996 Conditionally Closed L-'.osure conditions were ~iaced on :ko be!ow-named c~ :;;';es ' ' ~,.c .... ~ :bilowinx eva:uat on of the :esre~z., ,. ~sessment "~c.~,:.s.:'~oo --:nese conditions musr be me,. orior ro issuance o~', final closure approvai for each reser,'e r~r ;ac:nrv. ',-'ne decision of ,el -AJaEC is to declare the foilowing facilities "Conditionailv Closed" 'antii ir'don-nation re:uired to address ~e conditions is r~rovided :o ;.he Deoartment. Wne, asessment ,oackaxes_ for these sites were not included for ",.'.biic r~v'~ev,," cF, is rrocess will be initiare~ u~on ~ifiilment of the s:ecific conditions. Napatuk Creek No. 1 Concern is expressed bv Se U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over surface conditions at Nar~aruk Creek No. I. which appear to be imrmcred by abandoned drilling-related trash and eauioment. Of r~arricuiar concern are references in the oriamal assessment document to drams, batteries, and sacks of dr-illina mud andJor mud additives. Recent documentation {' 8/19/96') su=otied bv Amoco to the ADEC demonstrates that further clean-u~ was rerforrned after ~e assessment date. and abe debris was removed or disr~oseci of properly. This irdorTnation has been forwarded to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for review. Tvonek State No. 1 Conce2 is exvressed bv the Contaminated Sites Section of ADEC over potential groundxvater contamination from buried reserve pit wastes at the Tvonek State No. 1 location, esveciallv with freauent summer habitation of the site by Tvonek viila_e residents. Evidence from the 1990 monitoring xvetl data indicate substantial water quali~' exceedances witln respect to c~omium, lead, barium. TPH. and the BTEX components. Subsequent anaivses from samples collected in 1991 and I993 indicate the BTEX concentrations are diminishing' however, me'al analyses were not reported and TPH concentrations appear to increase significantly in 1993. Final closure approval of the reserve pit may be granted under !8 AAC 60.4400)(5) 'if the owner or operator demonstrates that water pollution in the affected water body is diminishing" Therefore, it is requested that :kmoco re-sample ~e txvo monitoring ;veils to verify that BTEX. DRO. and metal concentrations are diminishing. Aczurate anaivses of the metal and hydrocarbon (DRO and BTEX) "ir. D..-:.' Bovce _~ SeDtemuer 6. 1996 .components listed in Table D or- section !8 AAC 60.4.Z.O. with the appropriate anaivticai ~"~'~ ' ' ~=~" ' =a =rior tO closure. .... ~,,oaolog?. are ,,.~,u~r,.,,, (-'josure Denied r'osure,_, conditionsv,e,' "'-,. also ~;~ ~,~c~_ds on the w~ ~ (, ,.'<= ,. , ,, .. -..,~,.,_.~=-~"~ :hciiifies. Fur&er investihative act:on must be merzb~.ed anor :o issu-~.za of final closes annrovai For each r:sa~.'e sit faciliw. decision of :he ADEC is :o "Deny" a!osure approval of the Foilowing Facilities ~til imb~atlon reauired to add,ss O,e conditions is Drovided :o the Dep~ment. :The ~sessment ,~t.,~=~. ~,,,~_, for these sites were not included i%r subiic -e,,iew:, , '~;s..., ,proc ess will be initiated upon :hifiilment of ~e smeci:hc conditions. Ahtna Inc. No. 1 Barium. TPH. and BTEX concentrations in soil cores :',"em the Ahtna Inc. No. I site (core iecations 5. 6.=_.'" ~_~7'~ indicate dritlin_~ waste is present at or within a five foot desth within :>,e ~=~ .... sit denression. Smndin_~ v<ater occurs wi~m :.he desression in sossibie contact · ,riff,. me waste. Consequently. ciosur~ of the reserve =it under i.8 .-k-kC 60.$10(j) requires sarnniing and analysis of surface water at the site as' specified in Tables C and D. Water :'rom scnds on ~e nor,,h and south ends of the reserve mit and at backzreund and down- ~Tradient locations should be sam, pied. Tee anaivticai data. an appropriate suaiitative risk assessment, and analysis of feasible corrective action as outlined in 1.8 A-NC 60. '.--40(f)(7-t0) are .,.,,. ..... prior to closure. Chuitna ~ver State Further information is required to reach a fmal decision on the closure status of ~e Chuitna Ki,,'er State location. Hi~h concentrations of BTEX (Love! A and B soil exc:edances.), "rD ,, H. and several metals in the reserve pit drilling waste exist at or within 5-i0 ff depths, nnd may contac,, the large pond of standing water. Groundwater from momtormg ,sells ~round the =it identified variable ieveis of pe=oieum hydrocarbons. Large concentrations of T?H at station MWh8 iTPH=E8 rog/I) and MW9 t. TPH = 10 rog.,15 were ,observed m the ~.993 data. ~qe down-gradient occu,w:nce at 3,O,V9 suggests that TPH-derive~ orgarucs mav be migrating outside ~e pit area. Groundwater metal anaivses were not inciuded. Surface water analyses from :,he 1993 program identified trace levels of the BTEX comhonents' eievated levels of barium and lead (Pb =25 ppb) were detected in a 1989 surface sample. ,,T,,e Deaamment reauests that further sampling and analyses of the -~' ' ~ ,~amre~, metal and hydrocarbon components listed in Table D (18 A. AC 60. '-¢40) be performed at the site, utilizing anaivtical me~odology specified therein. At least one surface water sample from location SW&. and three groundwater samples from M~'9. MW17, and MW28 are reauested. The Deea,m-nent recommends that you bail/purge the monitoring wells prior to sampling and use a field-filtration me,od to eliminate particulates from the groundwater {i.e. measure only the dissolved metal concentrations'). Final closure approval of the site should then be possible under 18 AAC 60.4400)(5) if the contaminant levels are indeed d~mishin~. F'nai closure a?provai ,,,,'ill be granted after it is demonstrated to the ADEC :hat dntling was~es within tine pits are not activetv contaminating surface water or groundwater at ~he sites. ~ D.A Bovcs September 6. 1996 ?!e~e ~ro'4ide the supplementm'-5' inforrr',,ation to this office. Contamination at the Tvonek State *'o. i site. and suspected Dad contamination by historic spills at the Foggy Island Bay State No. 1 and the Cathedrai River sites have been r~rorted to the ADEC Contaminated Sites Section for :-eview. a.s reauired ,,,under .z,'-ticie ! of the following "Terms and Conditions" section. In addition..-x3Z)NR reserves the n2ht to fun~er evaluate both pad and rese:-ve pit of each site at the ::me of full lease closure. TEtLMS AND CONDITIONS All or' the above closure a~orovais ~.-e subiect to the £oilowing te,,'-ms and conditions' Resem'e Pit Facility Closure: ~ne acrrovai.. ~_rant,.a" ' bv this ieaer is for the inactive drilling waste rese:-ve pit faciiit~' oniv. az rezuired under 18 ,&,AC 60.440. Closure ."or the :2ad as a ,,,,'hole `must be coordinated bet~veen the owner/oaemtor and the appropriate state (ADNR. ADF&G. AOGCC). or federal/BLf, I5 a:encv..-Xdditionaily, should any contamination from historic st2iils be found on the ~aci ou~ide the drilling waste site I rese:-ve ~it ~eal, notification needs to be made to the ADEC Contaminated Sites Section I._69-/6_,9). New Information' Should additional information conce,,':mng environrnentai conditions at the facilitw `make 5.uxher actions necessary to protect human health or the environment, the Department rese:-ves the right to reauire additional investigation, assessment, monitoring, or re,mediation at the :'aciiit-v. If you have any ~qzrther questions, piece ,,'eel free to contact Jim Chatham at 269-7679 of this OHlCo Sincerely, / Tom Chapple Pro,ram Manager TC,'jrc,"pea c.~:'.96~CLOS I APP~ CF.: :'vis. Marilvn Crockett. AOGA..Zmchoraze Nancy Welch. ADNR. Fairbanks Al Ott. ADF&G. Fairbanks Jim Haynes..KDNR..4aqchora=e Mrs. Sue Sherman..Khtna. Inc.. Mr. Randy Theodore. Kinkatnu. Inc.. Wasitla Nfl. William C. Prosser. Niniichik Nati",'e .,ssociation. Inc.. Anchorage Jim Segura. SaiamotofNative Association. Inc.. Kenai Ta.zlina. Inc.( Ta.ztina Village Council), Oolenallen Mr. Bart Garber. Tvonek Native Corporation. Anchorage Joe Sautner..KDEC. Anchora_oe February 14, 1986 ~k.W.G. Smith District ~.~n~er Avoco Production Company P. O. P~x 100779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 ~pml ~Location Clearance Foggy Islamd B~f State #1 Pe~t No. 74-44 Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, U.M. Dear Mr. ~e~ith: Our representative inspected this location on July 31, 1984, and found that clean-up was acceptable for abando~t. All debris had been cleaned up, reserve pits ~re backfilled and tb_e marker post with required infon~m- tion bead welded on it ~ms in place. The 12" by 20" well head ~ms left in place as agreed ~pon. Consequently, fJ~ml clearance of the Foggy Island Bay State !~ll No. 1 is approved. We apologize for ~ny inconvenience c~ir delayed notification of final clearance approval may have ca~ed you. MEMORANDUM Sta .e of Alaska TO: 1984 Cha~4~-~ .-.'" .,f /.' FILE NO: D. 31.42 THRU: Lonnie C. Smith Commis s ioner TELEPHONE NO: Bobby Foster I~?-' ~I Petroleum Inspechor SUBJECI: Inspect Amoco's Foggy Island Bay State #l Location and Well Marker for Final P&A Sec. 19, TllN,R17E,Ull, Permit No. 74-44. Tuesday, July 31, 1984: As the attached pictures show this ~F~ca~i~n is hlean of all trash; the pits are back filled and the P&A marker is in place with all required information correctly bead welded on same. The 12" X 20" well head was left in place per verbal agreement from the AOGCC Office. ! recon%nend to the Commission that this location and well be accepted as final abandonment status. Attachment 02-001AtRev 10179) ; 20 AAC 2_5, AR'I'LCLI:: 2 FILE [ NFOI{HATION: Surface L'~ca t ion - Well No. - 20 AAC 25. 120: WEI, L ABA,,I)O,',',k,, I M,\RKI'iR: Dia. Steel Post (4"Min.) ~5-'" , Length (lO' biin-.) Height Above Final Grade Level (4' Hin..) /~' Top of Marker Pipe Closed with: Cement' Plug ~ Screw Cap Set: On Well }lead ~ , On Cutoff Casing , In Concrete Plug Distance Below Final Grade Level ~ Ft. ~ in. Side Outlets: All Valves and Nipples Removed Ail Openings Closed ~5', With Blinds ~ , With Cement Welds Other INFORHATION I!,EADWEI. I)EI)I).FI,II.:C'I'I,~LY TO M..'~I.',KEi~ POST: (List .,,~ere Different from File Informatio,,) - - Wel.1 Number ~ , Surface Location of Wel Ft. FC- L '2 0' TI/ W ,,d ., ) ) 20 A,\C 25.170: LOCATION CLEAN-UP P I'['S: Filled In Z..'~,' Liners Removed or Buried ~5, Debris Removed ~ ~$f.~,Z:'%:~ -:,.:, ~:~:.~;~;.:: .:'; .L.': '.'..... ~:~:.', ..'. 4 .,7.:, :i:':.:::f.':. ............... "..: ..., .~;: 1'.:'..%:..' ... :" ,....-' :. :: % ,". ............. :'. ............................ SURFACE OF P~ AND/OR ..... ::. .... Rough ~, Smooth ~, .Con.toured ~, Flat , Compacted , ..... Other CLEAN UP OF PAD AI,:D/OR I,OCATI()N: '; '. ' Clean. ~"Pipe Scrap , Iron Scrail ., Paper , Other Wood , blud , Cement SURROUNDING ARE.\: ~' WoOded , Brush , Tundra /, Grass Sand ., Other , Dirt , Gravel CONI)ITION SURROUNDING AREA: Clean L.-./', Trash frown Site Other , Treep and/or Brush fro,n Clearing Site Dirt , , Ice , Otl~er Clean ~ ~;u~ - Smooth , .2rash fro',n Ot,erations Trees and/or Brush from Clearing R%ad Other , Spoil from Clearing Road ! .,, RE~INING TO BE DONE: RECOHHENI) APPROVAL OF ABAND.ONHENT: Yes No INSPECTED BY - 05126181 Final Inspection W. G. Smith District Manager July 12, 1984 File' TJZ-O74-WF Mr. C. V. Chatterton, Commissioner Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Amoco Production Company Post office Box 100779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 907-272-8471 Dear Si r: Application for Final Abandonment Foggy Island Bay State Well No. I Attached in duplicate is a State of Alaska Form 10-407, Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log, for the subject well. This is a follow-up to our October 31, 1983 (File: LAD-1019-WF) letter and form 10-403, concerning the location abandonment. During October, 1983, the existing pits were filled and the location leveled using the gravel from the storage and rig pad. A state representative was on location during this procedure. Please advise if this state representation is adequate since he witnessed the final procedure. If not, please call and schedule a final inspection visit. Upon your approval, we wish to change the status of this well from suspended to abandoned. Yours very truly, W. G. Smith District Manager Attachment KLS/mbd Ataska 0il & Gas Cons. Commission · , STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA ,~r-. AND GAS CONSERVATION C6,_~,MISSION WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG 1. Status of Well Classification of Service Well OIL [] GAS [] SUSPENDED [] ABANDONED~ SERVICE [] 2. Name of Operator 7. Permit Number AMOCO PRODUCTION C0~iPANY 74.~44 3. Address 8. APl' Number P.O. BOX 779, A~'43HORAGE, ALASKA 99510 ' 5o-02'9,.20146 4. Location of well at surface 9. EMit or Lease Name 650'FEL, 7O0'FSL, Sec. 19, T11N, R17E, Umiat Meridian F0ggY'Islarld Bay State At Top Producing Interval 10. Well Number SAME 1 · At Total Depth 11. Field and Pool SAME 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) I 6. Lease Designation and Serial No. !~ILDCAT 16' GRI ADL 47506 12. Date Spudded 13. Date T.D. Reached 14. Date Comp., Susp. or Aband. I 15. Water Depth, if offshore 116. No. of Completions 2-3-75 4-1-75 17. Total Depth (MD+TVD) 18. Plug Back Depth(MD+TVD) 19. Directional Survey 20. Depth where SSSV set 21. Thickness of Permafrost 11,202'MD & TVD 10,746'MD & TVD* YESJ~] NOI~ none feetMD 1'730' 22. Type Electric or Other Logs Run (See Attachment 1) 23. CASING, LINER AND CEMENTING RECORD SETTING DEPTH MD CASING SIZE WT. PER FT. GRADE TOP BOTTOM HOLE SIZE CEMENTING RECORD AMOUNT PULLED 30" 157.53# B 0 .'~3' 35" B4 sx Permafrost CMT (CMT to surface) 20" 94, 133# H,K 0 159' 25" !10 sx Hi-Yield + 60[ PERM.(" " ) 13-3/8" 68# K 0 2500' 17-½" _~18 sx HI-Yield + 22(0 PERM.(" " ) 9-5/8" 40,43.5,47# S-9~ 0 '9765" 12-1/4" STG1'500sx;Stg2'1035 sx(2566'to surfac, 7" 26# P-il0 9490 10,855 8½" ?00 sx(1 st job);175 sx (Remidial) 24. Perforations open to Production (MD+TVD of Top and Bottom and 25. TUBING RECORD interval, size and number) SIZE DEPTH SET (MD) PACKER SET (MD) 26. ACID, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC. (SEE ATTACHMENT 2) DEPTH INTERVAL (MD) AMOUNT & KIND OF MATERIAL USED 10,209-10,092' 4100 GAL. 28% HC'L · I · ]0,f17~-99.~6' !0~000 GAL: 28% HCL 27. PRODUCTION TEST Da~Fir'st Production ' ' / Method Of Operation (Flowing, gas lift, etc.) (SEE ATTACHMENTS NOS. 3 A~tD 5) .... Date of Test Hours Tested PRODUCTION FOR OIL-BBL GAS-MCF WATER-BBL CHOKE SIZE IGAS-OILRATIO I TEST'PERIOD ~ . ' Flow Tubing Casing Pressure CALCULATED.~ OIL-DEL GAS-MCF WATER-DEL OIL GRAVITY-APl (corr) Press. 24-HOUR RATE 28. CORE DATA , Brief description of lithology, porosity, fractures, apparent dips and presence of oil, gas or water. Submit core chips. I. JUL (SEE DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS' IN ATTACHMENTS NOS-. 4, 4A, 4B and 4/6~a . 0it &Anchoran' G,~ao ~ Cons~'°mrnissi° · NOTE' THERE ARE ~ CEMENT PLUGS TN THE WELL'WZTH THE UPPERMOST PLUG EXTENDINGOZ~O , SEE ATTACHMENT NO. 2. . Form 10-407 Submit in duplicate Rev. 7-1-80 CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE 29. 30. GEOLOGIC MARKERS FORMATION TESTS NAME Include interval tested, pressure data, all fluids recovered and gravity, MEAS. DEPTH subsea DEPTH GOR, and time of each phase. PALEOCENE 4618 -4576 (See attachments Nos. 3 and 5) CRETACEOUS 7058 " -7016 SEA BEE 7400 -7358 TURONIAN 9118 -9076 NEOCOMIAN 9437 -9395 LISBURNE 9708 -9666 KAYAK 10,808 -10,766 31. LiSTOFATTACHMENTS1)LIST OF LOGS, 2)LIST OF'PERFORATiONS AND PLUGS, 3)DRILL-STEM' TEST DETAIL, 4)LIST OF SIDEWALL AND CONVENTIONAL CORES, 5)STIMULATION TEST DETAIL 32. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge Signed /.~,~-.~- ~ f~,~(~ Title ~),~'~¢, ~)~'¢'~ Date INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well completion report and log on all types of lands and leases in Alaska. Item 1' Classification of Service Wells: Gas injection, water injection, steam injection, air injection, 'salt water'disposal, water supply for injection, observation, injection for in-situ combustion. Item ~5' Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measurements given in other spaces on this form and in any attachments. Item 16 and 24: If this well is completed for separate production from more than one interval (multiPle completion), so state in item 16, and in item 24 show the producing intervals for only the interval reported in item 27, Submit a separate form for each additional interval to be separately produced, showing the data pertinent to such interval. Item 21' Indicate whether from ground level (GL)or other elevation (DF, KB, etc.). Item 23: Attached supplemental records for this well should show the details of any multiple stage cement- lng and the location of the cementing tool. Item 27: Method of Operation' Flowing, Gas Lift, Rod Pump, Hydraulic Pump, Submersible, Water In- jection, Gas Injection, Shut-in, Other-explain. Item 28' If no cores taken, indicate "none". Form 10-407 L. A. Darsow District Superintendent October 31, 1983 Amoco Production Company Post Office Box 100779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 907-272-8471 File' LAD-1019-WF C. V. Chatterton, Chairman Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Si r: Subsequent Report Locati on Abandonment Fog§y Island Bay State Well No. I Attached, in duplicate is a State of Alaska Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on wells, concerning the recent work done to abandon the location of the subject well. The existing pits were filled and the location leveled using the gravel from the storage and rig pad. The 12-inch x 20-inch spool was left on the wellhead, due to the annular area, between the 9-5/8 inch and 13-3/8 inch casing, being cemented up into the spool. Verbal approval was granted to Amoco to abandon the wellhead "as is" per telephone conversation on October 12, 1983 between Mr. Trimble (AOGCC) and Mr. Zimmer (Amoco). A Form 10-407, Well Completion or Recompletion Report will be submitted upon inspection for final abandonment next summer. Please contact Kevin Smith if you have any questions regarding this well abandonment. Very truly yours, L. A. Darsow District Superintendent Attachments KLS/seh STATE OF ALASKA ALASK,' )ILAND GAS CONSERVATION ( ,vlMISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS O'N WELLS OTHER 1. DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL [] · 2. Name of Operator Amoco Production Company 3. Address P O. Box 100779, Anchorage Alaska 99510 4. Location of Well ,..._,, .¢., 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Section 19, T11N, R17E, -,::-.". Umiat Meridian ¥-::~- :- -.~ 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) I 6. Lease Designation and Serial No. 16' GR I ADL 47506 12. 7. Permit No. 74-44 8. APl Number 50- 029-20146 9. Unit or Lease Name Foggy Island Bay State 10. Well Number 11. Field and Pool Wildcat Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO' SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF' (Submit in Triplicate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] Perforations Stimulate [] Abandon [] Stimulation Repair Well [] Change Plans [] Repairs Made Pull Tubing [] Other [] Pulling Tubing (Note: Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 with a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion.) (Submit in Duplicate) [] Altering Casing [] [] Abandonment [] [] Other [] 13. Describe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly state all pertinent details and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25.105-170). Amoco Production Company abandoned the gravel onshore drilling pad of the subject well on October 7, 1983 by completing the following work. · Filled and graded four fuel impoundment pits located on the western corner of the storage pad. 1 Filled and graded reserve, sewage, and burn pits located on the eastern side of the rig pad. e NOTE: a, The melt water in the reserve and sewage pits was pumped onto the adjacent tundra per approval from the Department of Environmental Conservation. The 12" x 20" spool on the wellhead was left in place per verbal approval from the AOGCC. 4. The entire drilling pad was smoothed to prevent water entrapment. 14. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed ¢j'/ . Title The space below for Commission use '":z~/--~z~-"~ Conditions of Approval, if any: Approved by ..... z , ~,¢~.~ -... -~ ' Form 10-403 '~" Rev. 7-1-80 By Order of COMMISSIONER the Commission Da,e //- Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate and "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate Septe~ber 2.1, 1983 ~CO Production P. O. Box 100779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 ~oggy Island Bay State ~o. t, Sec. I9, TII~, R17E, U.~. Centl erin: This site was ins~ected by our representative on 1983. Subsequently a 10-403 for site abandon~,'.~nt has been Pending coz~pletion of this w~.,rk ane inspection o~ t~e final abandon~nt, please find enclosed a 10-403, Sundr~~ ~.~otice, a~roval for a one year extension of the suspended well. A subsequent inspection for suspension or the final abandonn~nt will b~~ necessa~ by August, 1984. A 10-403, Sundry' ~otices and Reports on Wells, was subr~itteo to the Cc~.~'~ssion on. Dece~ber 20, 1982 requesting that the statu~ o~ this well ~ changed fr~ susDended to abandoned. I~owever, all changes in status are made on form 10-407, Well Co~;~.letion ur Recc~_~.pletion Report, .initiated by the operator. ~'herefore, it will L~ necessar~ to ~ubr.~t a form 10-407 to complete reccrds ioz abandonment. Sincerely, . Lonnie C. Smiti~ C c~;r~i s s lone r FROM: MEMORANDUM State of Alaska ALASKA OIL A~D --CAS CO~SLRYATIO~ CO~i~'!ISSIO~ rton September 16, 1983 Cha~~ .,~, '.i ..f 10 8A ' D 2 .~?~. ,~,/ FILE NO: · T~RU: Lonnie C. Smith / '---~ Commissioner TELEPHONE NO: Eagar W. Szpple, J_.~%~ ~_~ SUBJECT: Petrole~ Inspector~-''- Inspection Fo~g~~ Island Bay State t~o. 1, Sec. 19,Tll~,~lTL, Thursday~ Septezn~r 8, 1983: I traveled this date with Amoco's ~ep~esen~at'iv~ KeVin--~Q'~er, via ERA helicopter_' to A~..,~oco's Foggy Island Bay State N'o. 1, for a suspension cleanup on the location. The following work needs to be done before tke suspen- sion is approve~]. 1. Loose t~f~bers in reserve pit. Before the location can be approved for a final P&A the ~ollowin~ work needs to be done. 1. All pits filled. 2. Spool on ~ll head removed and blind flange with P&A marker on it at ground level. 3. An~' and all loose debris removed ~rom location. In sun, mary, I inspected A~Dco's Foggy Island Lay State Lo. 1. Z recc~;imend to the Commission to approve the suspended %~ell status when the loose timbers in the reserve pit is removed. Attachments 02-001A(Rev. 10/79) Susp Jed Well and Location Re · 20 AAC '25, ARTICLE 2 ~~,~ do , Date Suspended Address ~_J(.~--~ K_ ~-~ ~O Surface Location of Well Permit No. Sec.~, T~ ~. , R~ ~, ~S. Unit or Lease Name ~,,' ~ Wel 1- No. ~'~ Field & Pool ~,~~ Condition of Pad ~~ Condition of Pits Well head - Well sign - .~Cel lar - Ail outlets plugged ~.~ No Attached t° wel 1 head Yes No Attached to well guard ~ Yes No - Information correct ~ No Ope.ned ~ No Rat Hole Open' Yes No Filled ~ No Ei 1.1ed ~ No Cover------~d Yes No Covered ~ No WaterWell -Plugged off .Capped .Photographs taken to verify above Open Explanation condi tion~ No' Explanaton Work to be done to..be, acceptable ~ ~-, ~ ,I~CF~4~.~:___]~t/,_A~ / _~.= __~ This well'and location is (accepta~,~e....:) (u~a~.c~p%..ab.le) to be classified as sus~nded :for the period of 19 thru 19 . Inspected by.: Revised 8/24'/82 L. A. Darsow District Superintendent Amoco Production Company Post Office Box 100779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 907-272-8471 September 15, 1983 File' LAD-919-WF C. V. Chatterton, Chairman Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Si r: Location Abandonment Foggy Island Bay State Well No. I Attached, in triplicate, is a State of Alaska Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, describing our plans for final abandonment of the subject well location. Amoco plans to complete this abandonment work before mid-October, 1983. We would appreciate your prompt approval in order that work may start as early as the week of September 19, 1983. We plan to fill the existing pits with gravel from the storage and rig pads (see attached pad diagram). During a September 8, 1983, inspection trip to the well with Ed Sipple of the AOGCC, and Kevin O'Connell, of Amoco, we removed approximately two feet of gravel in several locations and did not encounter any Styrofoam which is underneath the rig and camp pad portions. Our calculations indicate that between 5,000 and 6,000 cubic yards of gravel will be necessary to fill the seven pits. If no more than one foot of gravel is removed (scraped) from the pad surface, a 400' x 400' area will supply the amount of gravel required. Thus, we believe that the existing gravel at the location can be utilized eliminating the need to transport additional gravel. After filling the pits, the entire pad will be smoothed so that no depressions or areas for water entrapment are present. Also, the 20-inch spool will be removed from the wellhead, a blind flange installed and the abandonment marbCre-installed. Mr. C. V. Chatterton File' LAD-919-WF September 15, 1983 Page 2 Please contact Kevin O'Connell in our Anchorage office if you have any questions or comments regarding this well abandonment. Very truly yours, L. A. Darsow District Superintendent Attachment KEO/seh STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION Ct)MMISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 1. DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL 2. Nam eof Operator Amoco Production Company OTHER [] 3. Address P. O. Box 100779, Anchorage Alaska 4. Location of Well 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Section ]9, T]~,,, Umiat Meridian 7. Permit No. 74-44 8. APl Number so- 029-20146 9. Unit or Lease Name Foggy Island Bay State 10. Well Number 11. Field and Pool Wi 1 dcat 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) I 6. Lease Designation and Serial No. 16' GR I ADL 47506 12. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: (Submit in Triplicate) (Submit in Duplicate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] Perforations [] Altering Casing Stimulate [] Abandon [] Stimulation [] Abandonment Repair Well [] Change Plans [] Repairs Made [] Other Pull Tubing [] Other [] Pulling Tubing [] (Note: Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 with a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion.) 13. Describe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly state all pertinent details and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25.105-170). Amoco Production Company plans to abandon the Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 gravel onshore drilling pad by completing the following work- I · Fill and grade four fuel impoundment pits located on western corner of storage pad. II. Fill and grade reserve, sewage and burn pit located on eastern side of rig pad. NOTES' a) The reserve and sewage pits presently are about half full of melt water. The Department of Environmental Conservation has given Amoco permission to dispose of this water by pumping onto the adjacent tundra. Water will be dispersed in a manner not to erode the tundra. b) Plan to blade gravel off the storage pad and rig pad. During all scraping and blade no more than approximately one foot of gravel will be removed to minimize possibility of exposing buried styrofoam insulation. c) Wood rig pilings exposed during blading operation will be cut below ground level and/or removed. (See Attachment) 14. I hereby certify tha~oing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed Title District Su_erintendentp The space below for Commission use Date Conditions of Approval, if any: BY IOI't~'!E g. SMITH By Order of Approved by. COMMISSIONER the Commission Date ..................... Form 10-403 Rev. 7-1-80 Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate and "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate · EXISTING DRILLING PAD LAYOUT WELL LOC~TION / / / / III. Remove 20" x 12" spool presently on wellhead. An Amoco representative will be present for this portion of the work. Cut 13-3/8 inch casing stub, flush with 20-inch flange. Amoco will provide a 20-inch blind flange to be installed on wellhead. Weld abandonment marker to 20-inch blind flange. IV. Entire drilling pad should be smoothed so that no depressions or areas for water entrapment are present. L. A. Darsow District Superintendent Amoco Production Company Post Office Box 100779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 907-272-8471 August 10, 1983 File' LAD-834-WF C. V. Chatterton, Commissioner Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir' Foggy Island Bay State Well No. i Attached in triplicate is a State of Alaska Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, requesting a one-year extension to maintain open pits on the drilling pad for the subject well. Amoco intends to fill these pits and abandon this wellsite within one year. Through telephone conversations with J. K. Trimble, with the AOGCC, and W. E. Nielsen and K. E. O'Connell, with AmoCo, we understand that a yearly inspection is required for 1983. Additionally, Mr. Trimble informed us that the State would prefer to complete this inspection by September 1, 1983. We have no objections to this; an inspection and discussion of the Foggy Island drilling pad by State and Amoco personnel would enable us to determine the exact requirements for location abandon- ment. Please contact our office to arrange a convenient date when this inspec- .tion will occur and if you have any other questions regarding this matter. Yours very truly, L. A. Darsow District Superintendent Attachments .: ..... STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION C,JMMISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 1. DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL [] 2. Name of Operator 7. Permit No. Amoco Pr0duction Company 74-44 3. Address 8. APl Number P, 0, Box 100779, Anchorage, Alaska 99510 50-029-20146 4. Location of Well OTHER 650' FEL, 700' Umiat Meridian FSL, Section 19, T11N, R17E, 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) 16' GR t 6 . Lease Designation and Serial No. ADL 47506 12. 9. Unit or Lease Name Foggy Island Bay State 10. Well Numbm 11. Field and Pool Wildcat Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: (Submit in Triplicate) (Submit in Duplicate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] Perforations [] Altering Casing [] Stimulate [] Abandon [] Stimulation [] Abandonment [] Repair Well [] Change Plans [] Repairs Made [] Other [] Pull Tubing [] Other [~ Pulling Tubing [] (Note: Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 with a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion.) 13. Describe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly state all pertinent details and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25.105-170). Amoco Production Company requests a 1-year extension to keep pits open on the Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 drilling pad. Operator intends to fill these pits with gravel and abandon this wellsite within one year. Approved Cop)' Returned 14. I hereby certify that the ~o[egoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. The space below for Commission use Dale Conditions of Approval, if any: A subsequent inspection for suspension or final abandonment will be necessary by August, 1984. ORIG:Ii~.L SIGNED' APproved by_ ~]~~ C. S~!T~ ........ COMMISSIONER the Commission Da,u__ !/ ~:9" Form 1 O-403 Rev. 7-1 ;lll(] "Sul)SOfILH~nt {qlYJ)()llS" ill L)LJ[)llC~.~le L. A. Darsow District Superintendent December 30, 1982 Amoco Production Company Post office Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 907 - 272-8471 File- LAD-1311-WF Hr. C. V. Chatterton, Commissioner Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Si r: Fo§g~v Island Bay State Unit Well No. I Attached in triplicate is a State of Alaska Form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, for the subject well. Amoco Production Company wishes to change the status of the well from "suspended" to "abandoned," and therefore is providing this notice of intention. Amoco submitted a Form 10-403 with a cover letter dated April 28, 1975, File: GJR-368-WF, describing the plugging procedure that was performed. A Well Completion Report, Form P-7, for this well was also submitted to the State by our letter of May 28, 1975, File: GJR-449-WF. We realize that filling and grading of the pits at the well location will be necessary and plan to perform this work in the near future. Upon completion of all location clean-up work we will not-'~'~y the Commission in order to schedule a final onsite inspection. Yours very truly, L. A. Darsow District Superintendent Attachments KEO/klt .... ' ' AC'iL STATE OF ALASKA gVl ALASK AND GAS CONSERVATION C MISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 1. DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL [] OTHER 2. Name of Operator 7. Permit No. Amoco Production Compan~v 74-44 3. Address P. 0. Box 779, Anchoraqe, Alaska 99510 4. Location of Well 650' FFL, 700' FSL, Section 19, TllN, R17[, Umiat Meridian 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) 16' GR 12. I6. Lease Designation and Serial No. ADL 47506 8. APl Number 50- 029-20146 9. Unit or Lease Name Foggy Island Bay. State llnit 10. Well Number 11. Field and Pool Wildcat Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: (Submit in Triplicate) (Submit in Duplicate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] Perforations [] Altering Casing [] Stimulate [] Abandon [] Stimulation [] Abandonment [] Repair Well [] Change Plans [] Repairs Made [] Other [] Pull Tubing [] Other [] Pulling Tubing [] (Note: Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 with a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion.) 13. Describe Proposed or Completed Operation{ (Clearly state all pertinent details and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25.105-170). Amoco Pro~ti. on",Co,mpany re'q'uesl~s that the status of this well" be changed from" " Suspended to "abandoned." The required plugging operation was performed in April 1975 upon completion of drilling .and testing. Also, the plugging procedure was approved at .a.n April 2'3, 1975 meeting, of Mr. Hoyl.e Hamilton and Amoco's representatives, Messrs. J. C. Schillereff and J. H. McKeever._ ~_ ~z/~ z~- ?5' JAN 0 3 1983 0il & 6as Cons. Commission ~chorage 14. I hereby certify tha~Ja~ f~is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed {.~--~~ Title District Superintendent The space below for Commission use Date December 30, 1 91 Conditions of Approval, if any: Approved by ORII INAL SIGNED ,L O. NNIE C. ,Approved Copy Returned COMMISSIONER the Commission Date Form 10-403 Rev. 7-1 Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate and "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate L. A. Darsow District Superintendent April 15, 1982 File: LAD-331-WF C. V. Chatterton Alaska State Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention: Mr. Lonnie Smith Amoco Production Post Office Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 907-272-8471 ' Foggy Island Well No. 1 Location This letter is to confirm your March 30, 1982 telephone conversation with Roald Christensen in which you discussed the requirements and procedures for maintaining Amoco's Foggy Island Well #1 location. As explained, we would like to continue to maintain this location in it's present "suspended" status, while retaining the location's pits. This is to avoid the expense of building new ones in the event future plans call for the re-opening of this location. Since the liners used in the pits were removed after the completion of drilling activities, the pits are clean and uncontaminated and therefore do not pose any environmental hazards. As discussed, the State Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (OGCC) will not require the filling of these pits during the 1982 calendar year, but will require that the location be inspected prior to August 12, 1982 to insure that the trash observed during the 1981 inspection has been removed. Roald Christensen in our Anchorage office will notify you as soon as the location is ready for the 1982 inspection. A State of Alaska Sundry Notice will be filed with the OGCC following this inspection, requesting a further extension of the final location clean-up deadline. If you have any questions concerning this topic, please contact Roald Christensen in our Anchorage office. Very truly yours, L. A. Darsow District Superintendent REC: 1 p RECEIVED Alaska 0il & Gas Cons. Commissior~ Anchorage L. A. Darsow District Superintendent Amoco Production Company Post Office Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 907 - 272-8471 October 23, 1981 File: LAD-1181-WF Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton, Commissioner Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Foggy Island Bay State Unit Well No. 1 Amoco Production Company was informed byJimTrimble of your office that a Sundry Notice is required for an extension to leave the pits open at our Foggy Island location. Enclosed herewith is that notice in triplicate. If further information is needed, please contact Kip Clapper of our office. Yours very truly, L. A. Darsow District Superintendent Attachment KCC/klt OCT 2 6 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage STATE OF ALASKA -' ALASKA ,.,iL AND GAS CONSERVATION CL..eMISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 1. DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL [] OTHER 2. Name of Operator 7. Permit No. Amoco Production Company 74-44 3. Address 8. APl Number P. O. Box 779, Anchorage, Alaska 99510 50- 029-20146 4. Location of Well 2150' FWL, 2050' Meridian FSL, Section 19, TllN, R17E, Umiat 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) 16' GR 6. Lease Designation and Serial No. APL 47506 9. Unit or Lease Name Foggy Island Bay State Uni 10. Well Number 11. Field and Pool Wildcat 12. (Submit in Triplicate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] ~ Perforations Stimulate [] Abandon ' [] Stimulation Repair Well [] Change Plans [] Repairs Made Pull Tubing [] Other F~ Pulling Tubing (Note: Report multiple completions on Form 10~407 with a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion.) Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: (Submit in Duplicate) [] Altering Casing [] Abandonment [] Other [] [] [] 13. Describe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly State all pertinent details and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25.105-170). Amoco Production Company requests a five-year extension as of this date to leave mud pits open on the above referenced well. This well might be reopened at a later date and placed on production. All clean-up work has been performed. A well marker is in place. RECEIVED 14. I hereby certify thatctfi~goi~g.qs true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed , ~ ]~_~/~.~/Zw~-]~/C' Title District Superintendent The space below for Commission use OCT ? 6 1981 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage Date 10/23/81 Conditions of Approval, if any: ~his suspended location was inspected by our representative on 09/18/81 and with the exception of a barrel and minor scrap, the clean-up was found to be acceptable, Approval is given to leave the pits open. This approval is givem until 08/12/82. A subsequent inspection will be necessary by mid-summer 1982. ~~ By Order of Approved by ,~,,~;~ ~;~'~[!~ COMMISSIONER the Commission Date Form 10-403 Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate Rev. 7-1-80 ~ LB~E ~. S~:~B and "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate ALASKA OIL AND CAS CONSER~.._.ION ~oyle H. Hamilton Chairman Thru: Lonnie C. Smith Commissioner Bobby Foster Petroleum Inspector September 10, 1981 Inspect A~'iOCO's Suspended Foggy Island Eay State ,~1 Location Tuesday _~ugu~._t 18, 1921: I met ~r. Jim ?]ccastcr, A~,~C, CO's representative and we fl~-~ to the Foggy Island Eay State ~1 location. As the attached pictures show, to make this location acceptable, the barrel, scrap iron, and pieces of wood ~,ill have to be removed. In summary I inspected A~,~OCO's suspended Fog%~f Island E, ay State #1 location. 20 AA(: 25.120: WI'HA, A:~i' , Lengtli (10' Hin.) Dia.'Steel Post (4",~lin.) '. Height Above Final Grade Level Top of Harker Pil)e,~ed with' Ce,n,t'nt Plt'lg Screw (:ap ~.~ Welds Set: On Well .}lead ~, On Cutoff Casing , in Concrete Piing Distance Belo~, Final Grade Lovel ~- ~ Ft.. in. Side Outlets: Ail Vaives and i;[pples l~emoved .~~ All Openings Closed ~..:%, With,B'l[nds ~ , With Cement~, Other iVI.'OI,,.IAI ION I~,Ir,,\I)',..'F,I,I)I';I)I}IRI.i¢iTI:I,Y (List ~d~ere Differen[ [rom File inform;tLLon) Operator . ~)k-- t:ni t or l.C;l~e Name Wel'l Number , Surface L,~cat.ton of WelL: Ft. f L, Ft., F b, .Sec , T , R I ~ '" -- 0 A,\C 25.170: 'LOCA'£IO --PITS: Filled In Line.rs Removed or lltirLed__, Debris . ~ ~'~ ;: ~ ~ 'r~.;.~;~ :~ ~ [~":;'~ ~:~7~ ~ [ ~m r~ ~ ~'g;~g~/: ;:2 ~ ~;~:~g;~ 7 ;~1 ~ ~ m~ ~ ~ ~: ;;~ 71 ::;~ 7~7~' ~ ~':; ~; ;:~; ~2;: SURFACE OF P~ At;O/C)R I,.OCATI():.:: , .............. Ro:u'.g h ...... 0 [~he r ,1 . . , I C.LI,\, kt OF PAD ,\I:I;/C)R I,OCAT[();;: ; Clean __, Pi'Pc' sc.raP , Iron scr;ll[ Paper __, Other .,JPl~,"r( [ , C emen C S,~UR,I~O Llhl) I.,X ,~, AR 1',,\: Wooded , Brush Sand , Other , Tundra , (;r'ass , Dirt , (]ravel CO\I) ['r lO.N SUILRf)LINI) [,';(; '"' clean b./', Trash from Site Other , 'I?~:{':e~'; at,d/or Brush from Clearing :5itc J 'AC C F Dirt Gravel , lee , Oilier CONI) iTIO~ ACCI£SS ROAI) AND StlI~I(()I;UI)J.~'h';: Cie , Rough ~ Smooth _, he r nd:/of Br. ush from' Clearing l{o~d , 5poi.! frt!:?!l Cl.earing Road , , REbt~iblNG'TO BI; DONE: RECOHHI';N1) AI~I'LIO\.',\L OF . ~ 05,/26/8~ ' / Ye s , No / ! Final Inspect.ioa .,L~.) I >- _. '~ ." - !.,~,,' I)ATE , __ . June 4, 1981 Arioco Production Company P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Re: Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Regulations Article 2, ABANDOI:.~['.~E~IT *'~ ~-~,.~.~' PLUGGING, 20 AAC 25.120 ¥1ELL ABA..,.DON~I~r'~= ~A[~KER and 20 AAC 25.170 LOCATION CLEAN UP. Gentlemen: In regard to the above referenced regulations, your attention is called to an attached list of wells which, according to our records, have not received a final location inspection and approval of clean up. In compliance with 20 AAC 25. 170 Section (a), "¥.~ithin one year of suspension or abandonment of an on- shore well", all clean up work is to be finished. Section (b) provides the means for an extension of time if a valid, reason exists. Section (c) provides for on site inspection. Consequently, we are presenting the follo%.;ing list of your abandoned and/or suspended wells. N. any of these are now more than one year old. and are not in compliance x, rith regulations. Others should have the final inspection complet, ed this suD'~.mer While weather permits. This list covers the years 1975 to date. There may be some earlier x..~el].s that also need inspec- tion. If you have any earlier wells to be inspected, this summer please inform us. Therefore, wc are requesting a schedule from you for tl~is summer when our field inspectors can accon~[:any your rei?resenta- tives to these sites for the final clean up inspection. Yours tr u lyg~-}! ,j.. ,. . ,. ........ .,., ........ Lonnie C. Smith Corem i s s i one r LCS/JKT :be AMOCO PRODUCTION COMPANY Foggy Is. Bay Unit #1 Ahtna Inc. A-1 Ahtna Inc. 1 SUSPE~DED PLUGGED & ABANDONED Amoco Production Company P.O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 G. J. Ross Area Superintendent August 15, 1975 File: GJR-686-WF Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Re: Clean-up of Location Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 Reference is to recent telephone conversation between your Lonnie Smith and Amoco's Bill Halvorson regarding clean-up of subject well location. This letter is to advise of the nature of clean-up efforts to date and to outline our future plans for completion of the location clean-up. Basically, we have accomplished all that is possible with the equipment available. The burn pit dike which washed out has been built back up, and the gravel drilling pad has been levelled around the wellhead, with all traces of the cellar removed, per Mr. Smith's request. After freeze-up, we plan to move in heavy equipment and fill all pits. At that time, the lining in the fuel bladder pits and all exposed trash will be removed from the location. When the location has been com- pletely levelled and cleaned to our satisfaction, we will contact you and request a final inspection. Yours very truly, John C. Schillereff Supervisor in Charge cc: A. M. Ron~y.. P. H. Garrison 02-00115 (H~V. UU-/J,~ M 0 RAN D Ij M DEPAR~NT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Oil and Gas ~/ O. K. Gilbreth, Jrt. Director ~RU: Hoyle H. Hamilton Chief Petroleum Engineer~ FROM' Ted Stagg Petroleum-Inspect~ State Alaska DATE: FILE NO: July 31, 1975 TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: Preliminary Abandon Location Inspection of Amoco Foggy Island Bay #1, Sec. 19, TllN., R17E. UM. Wednesday~July23, 1975 - I departed Anchorage with Lonnie Smith at 8'30 AM on Wien Air AlaSka~r~i'ving at Deadhorse at lO:O0 AM. We met Marshall Gile and George Laflin, Amoco Petroleum Engineers, at the Anchorage airport and traveled with them to Deadhorse. Upon arrival at Deadhorse we were met by Billy Cole, Amoco Drilling Supervisor, who accompanied us on the inspection. Helicopter transportation had been arranged by Bill Colp so we drove with him to the Era helicopter hanger, boarded the chopper and f, ew to the Foggy Island r ' location a riving at approximately ll:O0 AM. Enroute from Deadhorse to the Foggy Island location we saw numerous caribou grazing very close to Deadhorse. We also circled and photographed the presently inactive Arco Delto State #2 location where the Loffland Rig ~162 ts stacked. · Upon arrival at the Foggy Island location we circled the location several ti~s in the chopper in order to visually inspect and photograph the site. At the time of our arrival, there were 6 to 8 men still working at picking up and burning trash. Oil drums and scrap metal had been packaged up awaiting removal by helicopter. A tractor equiped with a blade and a rock hoe was working at leveling the pad. We toured the site for about one hour with Cole, Gile and Laflan~ and discussed what must be done to complete the clean up. A 4" pipe approximately lO feet long had been screwed into a plate flanged onto the well-head. (See Photo #1) The operator's name, well name and number, and location was lead welded onto the marker in the proper manner with the exception of the letter N which was omitted from the township data. Mr. Smith pointed out that the marker pipe was screwed into the well-head and could be easily removed. He recommended -that the marker be either welded, filled with cement, or the threads Baker locked in order to prevent removal of the marker. Cellar boards were still in place around the well-head and Mr. Smith asked that these be removed and gravel be banked up around the well-head. The reserve pit area has caused some trouble in the clean up. (See Photo #2) The gravel berm surrounding the reserve pit broke during spring break-up and spilled water into the burn pit. The berm on the burn pit then broke and allowed the water, slightly contaminated with oil residue from the burn pit, to flow about 1200 yards into the river. This area has been covered over with sand and the berm repaired . (See Photo #4) The level of the reserve pit has dropped about one foot in recent weeks due to settling and compaction. The reserve pit is now almost dry. A ditch had been cut from the reserve pit through the berm O. K. Gilbreth, Jr. T. Stagg-Field Trip Report Page 2 July 31, t975 and down toward the bank of the Sag River in order to drain water from the reserve pit. This drainage appeared to be clean water at the ti~ of our visit. Mr. Smith recommended that a better solution would be to fill in the drainage ditch and then completely fill the reserve pit with gravel. The drainage ditch was filled in before we left the site. Mr. Smith pointed out that a considerable amount of gravel filling and leveling must be done on the reserve pit and in the area where the bladder tanks and crew quarters were located. (See Photo #5) At the present time an insufficient amount of gravel is available at the site and there is no way to get heavy equip- merit on location to do the work. Present plans are to complete the trash clean- up presently undem~ay and then await freeze up in order to transport gravel to the site for final filling and leveling. A well drilled 500 feet deep and used for permaf~st temperature observation is located 500 feet N 38°E from the Foggy Island Bay #1 P-A marker. (See Photo~3) This observation well is covered with a hinged lid and is painted bright orange. We boarded the helicopter and following lift-off, again circled the site to take additional photographs. Enroute back to Deadhorse we flew over the site of the bridge to be built to cross the Sag River near Deadhorse. The gravel approach ramps are under construction. After having lunch at the Frontier Sand and Gravel camp, we boarded the 1:30 PM Wien flight with Gile and Laflin and returned to Anchorage, arriving at 3:00 PM. In summary, we made a preliminary inspection of Amoco's Foggy Island Bay #t and found the hand pick-up work and well-head preparation almost completed but a considerable amount of gravel work yet to be done. The gravel work is to be completed after freeze-up and a final inspection done after break-up in 1976. TS: be ., .. .; .. .., ,. .. .t G. J. Ross Area Superintendent JUL 2 1975 July 17,1975, File: GJR-609-WF Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Re: Correction of Completion Report Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 Amoco Production Company P.O, Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Reference is to recent phone conversations between your Mr. Harry Kugler and Mr. J. H. McKeever of this office regarding the logs run on subject well. Our "Monthly Report of Drilling Operations" for April, 1975, as well as Attachment I to the Well Completion Report dated May 28, 1975, indicated a Proximity-Microlog was run from 9765 to 11192'. This is to confirm that this log was not run, due to tool problems. Please correct your records accordingly. Yours very truly, -- hn C. Schillereff Supervisor in Charge Attachment cc: Mr. A. M. Roney Denver Mr. P. H. Garrison - Denver Mr. Harry Lee - Union Oil Company, Anchorage CON D NTii -'* ., Form 10 - 405 REV. '1 - tO St~brrdt "Intentions" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA Oil AND GAS CONSERVATION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to dril! or to deepen use "APPLICATION 'FOR ~'ERfVilT--L~' 'for such'pi~o~osal$.) OIL [---2,GAS ~ WELL L__J WELL L._.J OTHER Wildcat (suspended) 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Amoco Production Company ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 779, Anchoral~e~ Alaska~ 99510 4.LOCATION OF WELL At surface 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Sec. 19', TllN, R17E, UPM 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc. 42' RDB, 18' (side outlet - 20" casing head) 14. Check Appropriate Box To I,nd~cate N;ature of NOtice, Re APl N~CA2o CODE 50-029-20146 LEASE DESIGNATION A/ND SERIAL NO. ADL-47506 7. IF INDIA. N, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NA1VIE 8. UNIT, FAR/VI OR LEASE NAME Foggy Island Bay State 9. IArELL NO. 1 10. FIE~ A/~D POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildc~t 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOL~ OBJECTIVE) Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM 12. PEI~T NO. 74-44 tort, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER 8HUT-OFF PULL OB ALTER CASINO FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE SHOOT OR ACIDXZE ABANDONs REPAIR WELL CHi,WOE PLANS SUBSEQUENT RBPORT OF: WATER SIIUT-OFF { REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT --! ALTERING CASING 8HOOTING OR ACIDIZING --I ABANDONMENT* (Other) ~,n~.~.,-~t-4 ~,~ ,~F ~o~t~ Completion or Reeomplet~on Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, lncludtnE estimated date of starting an3' proposed work. Confirming telephone conversations between your Mr. Harry Kugler and J. H. McKeever of this office, this is to advise that a Proximity-Microlog was not run on Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 as reported by our "Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations" for April, 1975, and by Attachment No. 1 to the Well Completion Report, dated May 28, 1975, and submitted by letter dated May 28, 1975, File: GJR-449-WF. Please correct your records accordingly. 16.I hereby(certifY_ that thef fore~j~/ ~f~ ~,~is ~rue and corree!~~,~.~~ SIGNED i~~k-· . -_ ,I TITLE Supervisor in Charge DATE 7-17-75 / ? (This space for State office use) APPROVED BI CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF TITLE DATE See Instructions On Reverse Side 7~ .:~: ~' G. J. Ross Area Superintendent July 15, 1975 File: GJR-597-986 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Re: Oil Spill - April 17, 1975 Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 Amoco Production Company P.O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 I)IVISION OIL AND /IN£tlORAGE Our letter of April 22, 1975, File: GJR-349-986, reported a small oil spill at our Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 which occurred on April 17, 1975. At that time, all visible oil-contaminated snow and ice were placed in the burn pit at the location, and subsequently burned. On July 11, 1975, we again visited the location to arrange for final clean.p~ of any solid waste which was covered with snow and left at the location during move-out operations. Upon arrival at the location, we found that the dike around the reserve mud pit had been washed out on the east side near the southeast corner. A small stream of water from the reserve pit was draining through the burn pit and ultimately into the river. The water from the reserve pit was clear, however, after passing through the burn pit area and some 150' beyond it became slightly colored with oil. Along the west bank of the river there was a silvery band of water approximately 3' to 4' wide. Although every effort was made to recover and dispose of all crude and emulsion lost during the April 17 spill, a small amount apparently seeped under the snow and escaped detection. The remaining crude is characterized by small dark blotches of weathered crude that is contained in the top 2" to 4" of sand. These blotches are scattered in an area about 100 yards long and 100 feet wide. Although there are a few very small discolored spots in the sand along the river bank, there is no evidence that any free oil entered the river. -2- Absorbant pads were immediately placed in the pit drainage to remove as much of the contaminant as possible. Subsequently, trenches were cut through the north and south dikes of the reserve pit to establish drainage away from the burn pit. The dike between the reserve pit and the burn pit has been repaired, and a drain pipe has been installed to prevent further drainage through the burn pit area. Drainage from the drilling pad and reserve pit area is now clear. We are now mobilizing a crew to complete clean up operations at this location. It is anticipated that thiS work will start on or about July.17. Every effort will be made to expedite final clean up of the location to minimize effects of the'incident. Very truly yours, John C. Schillereff Supervisor in Charge Amoco Production Company P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 June 11, 1975 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: I am sending you today the following data on the Amoco Foggy Island Bay State No. 1 well, Section 19, TllN, R17E, UPM. Core chips, Cores 1 and 2, 9773-9835' Samples, 210-11,200' One blueline print and one sepia print of each of the following logs: Mud log 200-11,202' BHC-Sonic 160-11,202' DIL 160-11,202' FDC 160-11,202' SNP 9500-11,202' CDM CBL 2" and 5" scales 2" and 5" scales 2" and 5" scales 2" and 5" scales 2497-11,202' 5" scale Runs 1 and 2 ,~/~. z;'~,~..~ ,~' ~--~ Since the well is now suspended for the summer, it is requested that this material be kept confidential until the well is completed and for 25 months thereafter. Please acknoweldge receipt of these logs, samples and core chips hereon and return one copy to me. Yours very truly, J. H. McKeever Received Date (21L AND GAS A!qCHORAGE Amoco Production Company P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 May 28, 1975 File: GJR-449-WF Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Re: Completion Report Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 CONFER: --_ FILE: Attached are duplicate copies of Form P-7, Well Completion Report, for Amoco's Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1. Amoco, by letter of April 28, 1975, File: GJR-368-WF, submitted a Form 10-403, subsequent report of suspension, for subject well. We respectfully request that the content of the attached report be kept confidential for the 24-month period provided by State law. Yours very truly, George J. Ross Area Superintendent Attachments cc: A. M. Roney P. H. Garrison CONFIDENTIAL DIVISION OF OiL At,ID ANCHORAt'IE :~~'E OF ALASKA r ..... : ....... ~S, :'- reverse s,ge) OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* ,...'P~. oF wEL.. o., C]' ,~.,s',~-., ~--'~ i ..... - b. TYP~ OP GO~PL~ON: XVELI. " OVER EN BACK ~._~ gESVR. ~ Other ~ 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Amoco Production Company 5. APl NLrlV/F_.JIICA_[. CODE 50-029-20146 ADL-47506 7. IF INDIA.N, AI,I.O'I"I'I::I!; OR 'l't~.l t3E NA1VLE S_l_l~lo_~do_d - 8. UNIT,FA1L\I Oil LI';.,\SE NAME Foggy~_Island Bay State 9. WLq. L N(.) Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM · 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 779~ Anchorage, Alaska 99510 4'. LOCAT10N OF wELL'-(Report location clearly and in accordance with ar~y State requireme~t~)* At surface 650' FEL, 700' FSL, At top prod. Interval reported below At total depth same 1 i0. Flit;ED A.NI) P()OI.. ()H WII.,DC/CP Wildcat 11. SEC., T. 1{ M., (I;OTTOM tt()L,I~ Sec. 19, TllN, R]_7E, UPM 12. PEIqMI'I N,) 74-44 2-3-75 4-1-75 4-26-75 42' RDB 18' (side outlet) IF MULTIPLE CO1VLPL.. 21. INTER~'AI'$ ---I · DR I I.IA';II I;Y CA}II.E . surface to TD - none PRODUCING IN~VAL(S), OF ~IS COMPI~TIO,N--TOP. BOTTOM. NAME fMD AND ~). ~ Nil I?VJ'iY MAD~ Top perforation 9708', bottom 10,209~ {, yes 24. Txi~PE ELdSiCTR.IC AND OTt-IER LOGS RUN (see Attachment i) 7.5. cAS'ING RECORD (RePort ail strings set in well) CASCO SIZE DEPTH SET (X'm) HOLE "IZg C~ 1 'VEIGHT' LB'PT' ~ G~AD~ ~ ' _ _ ~' ~ I ......... A. MOUNT I'UI,L~D 30" [ 157.55# [' B } 4~ ... }6 ,84 s~__ermafrost cmt J(cmt t6 surfae 20" [ 94#, 13'3# [H,-K [ 159' 26" [110 sx Hi-Yield+600 Perma 13-3/8" [ 68# .l'" ~~~ i7-1/'2'~218 sx ~2~ield¢2200 Perml 9-5/8" ?0~43.5,47#[ S-95 I_ ~76~5' 1221/4'~stg i'[' 5~0~; 26. LIN~ RECO~ - I 27. TI}BING HESOiLI~ t '~.'~ERFOgATIONS OPEN TO P~ODUu'I'ION (interval. size and number) 2L ACID. si!aT. DEPI'll iNT~VAL (MD) ] A?,I~)UN i' AND i-[INI) ti!,' M.,VI'FiJ[iAL lJSlfiI) (see Attachment 2) . 10,209-10~22'1~100 gal. 28~ liCl ~0. PIIODU CTION DA~I*E FiIiST PI1ODUCTION PRODUCTION D, iE'iI'ioD <F'iov.'iin :. ;:~:; IlL. psr~iplng --size and type of --~ / L L Detail; ~} List of Sidewall and 6onventional Cores, 5) Stimulation Zesz Detail c~tlfy that the foregoing and att~Eg~'i},~tlT,~c~7~~f~def;;,.ii~.d~E~~~s~'~ ~ [I-.~ ' 8IONED ~4,'.S7~,.Q~..")k.:C.).:~ _,:} TITLE Area Superintendent - ' .. ,.~ .'. ..... ~ ', ..... -- 7 ,,, ~ 7- ...... _ '_~ ........ 5 .... ~'- ..... '~ ''-=- . *(S~e Instructions and Spac,s for Additional Data on Revers~ Side) ' At,~HORAGE INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct ,.,,,eli cor'-~let:on report end Io9 on all types of lands and leases in Alaska. Item: 16: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where no* otherw, ise sho,,~..n) for depth measure- ments g~ven ~n Giber si~aces on ibis for~ and ir] any at:ach:~er~Is. Items 5}0, and'22:: If this well is completed for separato production fro,~n more than one ~nterval zone (multiple completion), so state in itern 20, and in item 22 show the prcJuc,:~g interval, or ~ntervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (if any) for only the interval reported in item 30. Submit a separate report (page) on this fgrm, adequately identified, for each additional interval to be seperate!y produced, show- ing the ack:liti°nal data perlinent to such interval. Item26: "Sacks Cement": Attached supplemental records for this well should show the details of any mul- tiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. Item :28: Submit a separate completion report on this form for each interval to be separately produc~qJ. (See instruction for items 20 and 22 above). :34. SUMM'~RY O1~ FORMATION TESTS INCLUDING INTERVAL TESTED. P~URE DATA AND'~-_,COVERIES OF'OIL. GAS. 35. G IDOI_X)G I C WATEI~ AND MUD NAME Sub s e a See detailed description in Attachments Nos. 3 and 5 Paleocene 4618 -4576 Cretaceous 7055 -7016 Seabee 7400 -7358 Turonian 9118 -9076 Neo con:ian 9437 - 9395 Lisburne 9708 -9666 Kayak 10,808 -10,766 ~,..36. Ct)rilE DATA, A'I'I'ACtt Bt.lIEF' DESCI{IPITIONS OF LITII. OLOGY, PC)ROSITY. Fi{AC'lURES, APPA.P,.ENT DIPS ~i AND DE'i'i~]CTEI) $}IOWS OF OIL, GAS OR WAT~IR. , , · -.-~ See detailed description ir/ Attachments Nos 4, 4A, 4B and 4C "-]- ' . r. Attachment No. 3 Drill-Stem Test Detail Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 DST No. 1: 9522-9835' (open hole 9765-9835'). Open tool 17 minutes, weak blow. SI for 57 minutes and open for 76 minutes with weak to fair blow, to dead in last 30 minutes. SI tool fOr 740 minutes. Reversed out estimated 620' mud, no hydrocarbons. Pressures at 9510 9527 IH 4509 4509 IF1 92 98 FF1 125 127 ISI 4062 4050 IF2 197 197 FF2 292 291 FSI 4582 4582 FH 4478 4479 BHT 170+° F @ 9531' (off scale) DST No. 2: 10,585-10,654'. Misrun. (Packers failed in 8-1/2" open hole.) DST No. 3: 10,525-10,654' (open hole). Tool open 12 minutes with very weak blow. SI for 60 minutes. Reopen for 90 minutes, and SI for 240 minutes. Recovered 450' very slightly oil and gas cut mud. Pressures at 10,507 10,650 IH 5096 5188 IF1 101 372 FF1 114 387 ISI 1170 1281 IF2 188 492 FF2 355 513 FSI 2702 2779 FH 5077 5150 BHT 170+° F at 10,640' (off scale) DtV!$10N OF OiL AND GAt, ANCHORAC~E: CONFIDENTIAL Attachment No. 3 Page 2 DST No. 4: 10,092-10,209'. Set packer at 10,067' in 7" liner. Ran 500' diesel cushion. Opened tool with strong blow on 1/2" x 3/4" chokes. Blow steady, weak after 35 minutes. GTS in 50 minutes. SI at 2 hours 5 minutes. ISI time 5 hours 55 minutes. Reopen tool with a strong blow, decreasing to steady, weak. SI after 3 hours (total time 11 hours, 5 minutes). Tool SI for 6 hours 2 minutes. Opened by-pass and reversed out 12 barrels diesel, 7 barrels brown oil-acid water emulsion, 12 barrels viscous gas cut black oil emul- sion, 33 barrels black oil, 30 barrels water, estimated 11 barrels free gas. Pressures at 10,051 !0~07i IH 4730 4762 IF1 1613 1667 FF1 3110 3123 ISI 4435 4462 IF2 .... FF2 .... FSI 4603 4620 FH 4763 4784 BHT @ 10,075 - 176° F Note: Charts indicate that tool closed after opening for second flow period. DST No. 5: Perforations 9708-9756'. Bridge plug set at 9800', packer at 9676'. Tool open 14 minutes, weak to strong blow. SI 92 minutes, reopen for 479 minutes, strong blow, GTS in 6 hours, 50 minutes. SI for 951 minutes. Recovery 1 barrel diesel (cushion), 1 barrel gassy oil, 10 barrels salt water, 38 barrels gas cut muddy salt water. Sampler recovery 400 cc gas, 50 cc oil, and 2050 cc salt water. Pressures at 9657 9683 IH 4684 4707 IF1 181 174 FF1 181 196 ISI Missed Missed IF2 253 251 FF2 635 650 FSI 4560 4567 FH 4679 4692 BHT 162° F at 9690' BIV!510N ©F OIL ~NB GAS CONFiDENTiAL Attachment No. 4 Sidewall and Conventional Cores Foggy Island Bay State No. 1 Core No. 1: 9774-9815', cut 41', recovered 41'. 9774-9781', shale and siltstone. 9781-9815', limestone, dense, some vertical fractures, with porosity 0.7 to 3.6%, Ka 0 to 20 md, and Sw 42.8 - 85.6%. Core No. 2: 9815-9835', cut 20', recovered 20'. Limestone, dense, shaley and/or cherty, with some rubble, porosity 0.5 to 3.2%, Ka 0 to 5.5 md, and Sw 47.8% - 86.8%. CONFIDE DIVISION ©I,: OIL AND GAS ANCHORAG~ NTIAL Attachment No. 4A Amoco Production Company Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 SIDEWALL CORES le 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 1st Gun 9732' 9675' 9543' 9414' 9150' 8985' 8740' 8590' 8450' 8300' 8150' 8010' 7855' 7625' 7450' 7170' 6880' 6636' 6445' 6256' 5880' 5645' 5530' 5410' 5190' 4994' 4550' 4140' 3457' 3097' 2nd Gun Rec 1" 9714' Lost Rec 1-1/4" 9593' Rec 1-1/4" Rec 1-1/2" 9479' Lost Rec 1" 9290' Rec 3/4" Rec 1-1/2" 9072' Rec 2" Lost 8860' Lost Lost 8656' Lost Lost 8552' Lost Lost 8385' Lost Lost 8250' Lost Lost 8077' Lost Lost ~ 7932' Rec 1-3/4" Rec 1-1/2" 7745' Lost Rec 1-1/2" 7550' Lost Lost 7322' Lost Lost 7066' Rec 1-1/2" Misfire 6776' Rec 1-1/2" Lost 6560' Rec 2" Lost 6347' Rec 1-3/4" Lost 6027' Rec 1-3/4" Lost 5760' Lost Lost 5596' Rec 1-3/4" Lost 5460' Rec 1-1/2" Lost 5312' Lost Lost 5132' Rec 1-1/2" Lost 4770' Rec 2" Lost 4387' Lost Lost 4040' Lost Lost 3316' Lost Misfire 2646' Lost CONFIDENTIAL DI¥!$tON OF OIL A.~CHOI~AO~ Attachment No. 4B Gun No. 1 Sidewall Core Description - G.J.P. 9732' 9675' 9543' 9414' 9150' 7855' 7625' Dolomite - fine xln, stained throughout, dull yellow fluor w/ fair brt yellow cut, poor to fair ~. Sample shattered succrosic texture good petroleum odor Shale - drk gray to blk, silty, poor fissility, no fluor but good brt yellow cut. Sli petroleum odor Shale - same description as above. Shale w/ thin stringers or veins of calcite. Shale as above but w/ poor cut fluor. Calcite - calcite med to coarse xln. No fluor but good cut fluor. Shale - drk gray, hrd, sli fissile, silty. No fluor or cut fluor, no pet. odor. Clayey siltstone to v. fn gr. sandstone. Silt to sand (v. fn gr.) sized grains stuck together by gray clay (sli calc). Poor porosity. No show, no cut. Some small black pieces of organic matter present. Poor lamination. V. fn. gr. sandstone, clayey as described above. CONfiDENTIAL DIVISION ©j; OIL ,*,ND OAS Attachment No. 4C Gun No. 2 Sidewall Core Description - G.J.P. 9593' 9290' 9072' 7932' 7066' 6776' 6560' 6347' 6027' 5596' 5460' 5132' 4770' Shale - blk, frm to hard, poor fissility. No fluor, weak yellow cut, weak pet. odor. Shale - drk gray, silty, hrd, poor fissility, no fluor, good yellow cut, weak pet. odor. Shale - blk, firm, poor fissility, no fluor, weak yellow cut, no odor. Sltst - gray, firm, clayey, sli calc. No fluor, no cut, no odor. Clay - gray, silty, soft, NSCOF. Sltst - gray, clayey, firm, sli calc, some thin laminations, NSCOF. Clay - gray, silty, soft to firm, NSCOF. Sltst - gray, firm, very clayey, very weak cut fluor, no stain or fluor. Sltst - gray, firm, very clayey, NSCOF. Sltst - as above. Sltst - as above. Sltst - as above w. thin lamin, of clay, NSCOF. Sltst - very clayey, massive, sli calc, firm, NSCOF. CONFIDENTIAL Attachment No. 5 Stimulation and Test Detail Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 4- 8-75: Clean out 7" liner to 10,746'. Perforate zones 10,209' to 10,092' per Attachment No. 2. 4- 9-75: Run packer and 231' of tailpipe and spot acid. Set packer at 9988' with tail at 10,209' and acidized with 4100 gallons 28% HC1 + 4 gallons A-il0 inhibitor and 7 gallons W-35 demulsifier per 1000 gallons acid. Displaced with diesel. Broke down at 1500 psi and displaced at average rate of 4 BPM and 2000 psi. ISIP 2000 psi. Opened well up after 15 minutes and flow back 110 barrels diesel, 10 barrels emulsified spent acid and diesel and well died. Released packer and conditioned mud. Reversed out 40 barrels emulsion, 5 barrels gas-cut oil, and 90 barrels viscous oil-acid water emulsion, all gas cut, followed by gas cut mud. Trip out with packer. 4-10-75: Drill-stem test No. 4, 10,092-10,209'. (See Attachment No. 3 for detail.) Recovered 12 barrels diesel, 7 barrels brown oil-acid water emulsion, 12 barrels viscous gas-cut black oil emulsion, 33 barrels black oil, 30 barrels water and approxi- mately 11 barrels free gas. 4-11-75: Set retainer at 10,084'. Dumped sand on retainer and tag at 10,079'. 4-12-75: Perforate 10,076' to 9708' per Attachment No. 2. Trip in with packer. 4-13-75: Spot acid and set packer at 9838'. Acidized perforations 9956-10,076' with 10,000 gallons 28% HC1 containing 4 gallons A-110, 7 gallons W-35, and 2.5 gallons J120 friction reducer per 1000 gallons of acid. Used 180 7/8" ball sealers in 45- ball stages and displaced acid with 107 barrels diesel. Initial pressure 500 psi and final pressure 2700 psi, with average rate 10 BPM @ 2500 psi. ISIP 1500 psi, 1400 psi in 5 minutes. Open well after 30 minutes, shut in on 1/2" choke. 4-14-75: Flow 81 barrels diesel followed by unmeasurable quantity of emulsified gassy diesel-spent acid, estimated 26 barrels diesel, 10 barrels acid water, some gas. A~.',~HORAGF~ Attachment No. 5 Page 2 4-15-75: Flowed approximately 50 barrels fluid, estimate 80% water (10 BO, 40 BW). 4-16-75: Flowed approximately 24 barrels fluid, estimate 80% water (5 BO, 19 BW). 4-17-75: Flow 101 barrels fluid, 75% water (25 BO, 76 BW). 4-18-75: Flow 70 barrels fluid, 75% water (18 BO, 52 BW). 4-19-75: Flow 60 barrels fluid, 37% water (38 BO, 22 BW). 4-20-75: Flow 49 barrels emulsion fluid, 46% water (27 BO, 22 BW). Shut in well 10:00 a.m., 4-20-75. Total recovery 123 barrels oil, 242 barrels water. 4-21-75: Open well up at 6:30 a.m., 4-21-75 with 240 psi TP. Left open 45 minutes and drillpipe was frozen up, no flow. Released , packer and reversed out 100 barrels water with trace of oil. Condition mud and trip out. Set retrievable bridge plug at 9800'. 4-22-75: DST No. 5, perforations 9708-9756', with packer at 9677'. Recovered 1 barrel diesel cushion, 1 barrel gassy oil, 10 barrels salt water, and 38 barrels gas cut muddy salt water (see Attachment No. 3 for detail). 4-23-75: Circulate and condition mud. Trip out with test tools and retrieve bridge plug at 9800'. 4-24-75: Proceed to set plugs and suspend well. DIVISION ©F OIL AND OAS AN~HORAO~ Attachment No. 1 List of Logs Run Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 Type Log Dual Induction-Laterolog Gamma Ray-Density Gamma Ray-Sonic-Caliper Continuous Dipmeter Sidewall Neutron Proximity Microlog Los Interval 160- 2,467' 2497- 9,719' 9765-11,182' 160- 2,472' 2497- 9,739' 9496-11,190' 160- 2,470' 2497- 9,702' 9745-11,178' 2497- 9,733' 9746-11,186' 9500-11,192' 9765-11,192' DIVISION O~: OIL AHD ~$ ANCHOI~AG~ Attachment No. 2 Perforated Intervals and Plugs Foggy Island Bay State Well No. Perforations 9,708- 9,734' 9,739- 9,746' 9,751- 9,756' 9,956- 9,968' 9,978- 9,982' 9,992-10,008' 10,027-10,032' 10,040-10,046' 10,068-10,070' 10,073-10,076' 10,092-10,100' 10,106-10,108' 10,116-10,124' 10,174-10,180' 10,192-10,209' Cement Plugs Surface to 50' 2540-2566' 5492-5357' 9462-9327' PBD 10,746' TD 11,202' Total 127' Total 508 holes All Schlumberger Hyper-II, 4SPF CONF D -NTIAL DIV!$1ON GE OIL AND GAS AMCHORAGI~ Amoco Production Company P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 May 23, 1975 File: GJR-444-WF Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Re: Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 Monthly Report of Drilling Operations Attached are duplicate copies of Form P-4 reporting operations on Amoco Production Company Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 for the month of April 1975. We respectfully request that the content of the attached report be kept confidential for the 24-month period provided by State law as subject well was drill as a Tight Hole. Yours very truly, George J. Ross Area Superintendent CONFER: Attachment cc: A. M. Roney P. H. Garrison CONF D NTI AL STATE OF ALASKA sv~rr m Dm-. LmAa'~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT O'F DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS O,L [] 0'' [] OT.'-' Wildcat WKLL ~.LL ~. NA~ OF Or~.ATOR Amoco Production Company ADDRESS OF OPEI~ATOR P. O. Box 779, Anchorage, Alaska 99510 4 LOCATION OF WF~LL 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM APl NUMER1CA3L CODE 50-029-20146 LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL-47506 iF INI)IA]'~. AL,O'FTEE OR TRIBE NANIE 8 L'-N'IT FARA'I C)R [,EASE NAME Foggy Island Bay State 9 WELL NO 1 10 FIFJ~D 2'~ND POOl,, OR WILDCAT Wildcat SEC, T.. R. Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM 12 PEI%MIT NO 74-44 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPki'H ATEND OF 1VfON~H. CI-IA2qCT, ES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING A~ C~T!NG JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOL~ USED, P~O~TIONS, ~STS ~ RESULTS FISHING JO~ ,IL~qK ~ HOLE AND SIDE-~.ACKED HOLE ~D ~Y O~R SIGNIFIC~T ~G~M iN ~0~ CONDITIONS Report for the Month of April 1975: Status at the end of the month: TD 11,202' well suspended , April 1: Drill 8-1/2" hole 11,136-11,202'. Mud weight 9.3, Vis 32. Kun DIL and GK-Sonic logs. April 2-3: Run GR-Density, GR-SNP, Proximity-Microlog, Dipmeter logs in open hole. Shot sidewall cores and took velocity survey. Ran CBL-GR-CCL in 9-5/8" casing. April 4: Run 7" 26# P-110 liner and set from 9490-10,855'. Set hanger and cemented with 200 sacks Class G + 1% CFR-2 + 0.15% HR-7. April 5-8: Clean out to 10,746'. Ran CBL and found cement top at 10,200'. Perforate 10,189-10,191.5', 4SPF, and circu- lated into perforations, around liner top at 5 BPM, 400 psi. Set retainer 10,048' and cemented with 175 sacks Class G + 1% CFR-2 + 0.15% HR-7. Reversed out cement at 9398'. Trip in with bit and cleaned out soft cement 9419-9490'. Clean out 34' of cement in liner top, drilled retainer at 10,048', and drilled cement 10,189-10,191'. Tagged bottom at 10,746'. Perforate 4SPF 10,209-192', 10,180-74', 10,124-116', 10,108-106', 10,100-092'. April 9: Set packer at 9986' with tailpipe at 10,209' and acidize with 4100 gallons 28% HC1. Unloaded diesel and acid water from hole and well died. Circulated mud and released packer. ;~ ~,(continued) ~ ' -- ~9~~) 14. I h.l~by t~j~ ify th~% th. foreg0' e ~ld ~OITt~ ~A~t ~ oil and gas coneervat/on commi~ee by the 15~ of the ~uoc~ding mon~, unle~ ~therwila directed. CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Form P-4 Amoco Production Company Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 Page 2 April 10: April 11-12: April 13: April 14-20: April 21-22: April 23: April 24: April 25-27: April 28-30: Drill stem test No. 4, 10,092-10,209'. Recovered 3 barrels diesel, 9 barrels gas-cut condensate, 7 barrels crude emulsion, 12 barrels highly gas-cut oil emulsion 33 barrels black oil emulsion, and 30 barrels acid water. Lay down test tools and set retainer at 10,084'. Per- forate 10,076-73' 10,070-68' 10 046-40' 10 032-27' , ' ' ' ' ' 10,008-9992' 9982-78' 9968-56' 9756-51' 9746-39' 9734-08' 4$PF , · Set packer at 9838' and acidize perforations 9956-10,076' with 10,000 gallons 28% HC1 acid. Flow test well. Kill well and condition mud. Lay down packer and set bridge plug at 9800'. Pick up DST tools and run DST No. 5, 9708-56'. Recovered 1 barrel diesel cushion, 1 barrel gassy oil, 10 barrels salt water, 38 barrels gas-cut muddy salt water. Retrieve bridge plug at 9800'. Spot 50 sack cement plug 9462-9327'. Spot 50 sack plu~ 5492-5357'. Open FO cementing collar at 1908' and broke circulation to surface behind 9-5/8" casing. Closed FO at 1908' and opened FO at 2566'. Ceme__~ 9-5/8" x 12-1/4" and 9-5/8" x 13-3/8" casing annulus with 235 sacks permafrost cement containin~k~ozmix A. Closed FO and dumped 2 barrels cement in 9-5/8" casing at 2566'. Opened FO at 1908' and circulated for six hours. Cemente_j to surface with 50 sacks high-yield permafrost cement + 750 sacks permafrost cement. Good returns throughout job and circulated all high-yield permafrost to pit. Closed FO at 1908'. Cleaned out with bit to 2515' and displaced hole with 20 barrels water followed by 190 barrels diesel. Ran 2500' of thermistor cable into 9-5/8" casing. Plu~~ 50' of 9-~,~~..~,~? permafrost cement containing 15 lbs/sack Pozmix A. Began rigging down. Rigged down and moved out rig, camp and material. CONFJDEN TIAL lq~'V, ~- I-?0 STATE OF ,~LASKA SvBMrr a~ mm.~-iCA~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS AP1 NU~IERICAL CODE 50-029-20146 LEASE DESiGN:ATION AND SERIAL NO. o,L ~ G,. [--] oTH~. Wildcat 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Amoco Production, Company ....... 3. ADDRESS OF 'bPE~'~R P. O. Box 779, Anchora~e~ Alaska '4 LOCATION OF W~T.T. 99510 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM LL~qlT FAIR~{ OR [,EASE WAJ~E Foggy Island Bay State w ?gI.,L NO 10 FEEI~D Y~_ND POOl,. OR ~VILDC&T Wildcat sec. Z.. a. M (~OWOM uo~ Sec. 19, TllNr R17E, UPM 1~ P~R34IT ~O 13. REPORT TOTAL DKPTH AT END OF MONTH. CHA,NGF, S IN HOLE SIZE. CASING AND C~WIF~NT!NG JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A~ VOL~ USED. P~O~TIONS. ~STS ~O ~SULTS FISHING JO~ JI~K ~ HOLE AND SIDE-~.ACKED HOLE ~D ~Y O~R SIGNIFIC~T ~G~ ~ HO~ CO~ITIONS Report for the month of March 1975: Status at end of month: Drilling 8-1/2" hole at 11,136'. Mar ch 1-6: March 7-9; March 10-11: March 12-13: Drill 12-1/4" hole 7980-9765'. Mud was low solids, non- dispersed fresh water mud, properties as follows: weight 8.9-9.1 ppg, Vis 38-42. Log with DIL, FDC, BHC Sonic-GR, Dipmeter. Ran side-wall core guns. Ran 9-5/8", 40#, 43.5# and 47# S-95 Buttress thread casing, set at 9765'. Cemented with 500 sacks Class G + 1% CFR-2 + 0.2% HR-7 @ 15.8 ppg. Plug down 6:35 p.m., March 11, 1975. Good returns throughout job. FO collars at 2566' and 1908'. Nipple up BOP's and test rams to 5000 psi, Hydril to 4000 psi, choke manifold and each valve to 5000 psi. Test casing to 1500 psi. March 14-15: Drill 9-5/8" shoe and drill junk and formation with 8-1/2" bit from 9765-9770'. Test formation to 1200 psi over 8.9 ppg mud, for 11.26 ppg equivalent. Drill 8-1/2" hole 9770-9774'. March 16: Core No. 1, 9774-9815'. March 17-18: Core No. 2, 9815-9835'. Lay down core and pick up DST tools. DST No. 1, 9522-9835'. (continued) i , i 14.1 hereby ~ify %ha% the fore~ trUe arid correct smmm ~)-;~, -"~ ~-~~~' ~ Area Superintendent D~ April 28, 1975 NOTE--ReP~t on this form is required for each colendar ~ntht regQrdless of tht sro?us of oairati~ns, and must ~ filed In duplicate with the oil and gas conservation commtffie by fbi 15~ of the suecflding mon~. ~le~ ntherwiia directed. CON F} DENT AL State of Alaska Form P-4 Amoco Production Company Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 April 28, 1975 Page 2 March 19-25: March 26-27: March 28-31: Drill 8-1/2" hole, 9835-10,654'. Mud weight 8.9-9.2 ppg, Vis 30-32. DST No. 2, misrun with 8-1/2" packer at 10,585'. Reran and set packer at 10,525' and DST No. 2 10,525-10,654'. Drill 8-1/2" hole, 10,654-11,136'. Mud weight 9.2-9.3 ppg, Vis 32-37. Amoco Production Company P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 April 28, 1975 File: GJR-368-WF Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Re: Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 Monthly Report of Drilling Operations Attached are duplicate copies of Form P-4, reporting operations on Amoco Production Company Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 for the month of March 1975. Also attached is a copy of Form 10-403, subsequent report of suspension for this well. The plugging was done in accordance with the procedure verbally approved by your Mr. Hoyle Hamilton at a meeting on April 23 in the State Divi- sion of Oil and Gas offices where Amoco was represented by Mr. John C. Schillereff and Mr. John H. McKeever. At that meeting both Schillereff and McKeever pointed out that our testing of the subject well showed it to be non-commercial. It was our intent to plug the well in such a manner that casing collapse should not occur and so that re-entry would likely be possible if ever found desirable. Also, we asked for and obtained verbally the special permission to equip the well with an internal 2500' of thermistor cable for temperature observations with the understanding that any interested party could obtain data as desired. CONFIIDENTIAL -2- Inasmuch as it is uncertain now as to what the significance is of having oil present in this well at the depths encountered, we strongly feel it to be premature to consider the well as being permanently abandoned at this time. We therefore request that the State recognize and approve this well to be held in a suspended status instead as reflected on the attachments. A well completion report will be furnished you in the near future. Yours very truly, George J. Ross Area Superintendent Attachments cc: A. M. Roney P. H. Garrison Forra I0 -403 REV. I - tO-'t5 ' B~bmtt "Intentions" in Triplio~te & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen Use "APPLICATION 'FOR [~'ER~I'i'~-' 'for such'p~o~osal$.) ... oxL ~ OAa [] OT.ER Wildcat WELL WELL 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Amoco Production Company 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 779, Anchorage, Alaska 4. LOCATION OF WF.,LL 99510 At surface 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM 5. AP1 NLr~C~kL CODE 50-029-20146 6. LEASE DESIGNATION A-ND SERIAL NO. ADL-47506 7, IF INDIA2~, ALLO'I-I'~ OR TRIBE NA2VLE 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME Foggy Island Bay State 9. WELL NO, 1 10. FIELD A~N'D POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11, SEC,, T,, R,, M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc. 12, PERM. IT NO. 42' RDB, 16' GR 74-44 Check Appropria~ Box To I,nd~cate N~ture of NOtice, Re )oft, or Other NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER aHUT-OFF FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL PULL OR ALT~R CASING MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE A~IANDON$ CHANGE PLAN~ ~0ther) FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING ABANDON MENT* (Other) musp en~ ion SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING J-- (NoTre: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Lo~ form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and gtv~ pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an)' proposed work. Operator suspended subject well in the following manner as approved Mr. Hoyle Hamilton after a meeting held on. April 23, 1975 in the Ancho~age~ office of the Division of Oil and Gas. 1. RetrSeved bridge plug from 9800~ 2. Spo~ed 50 sack cemen~ pluB from 9~62-9327~. 3. Spotted 50 sack cement plug from 5492-5357'. /..~ ® Opened FO collar at 1908' and broke circulation through 9-5/8" x 13-3/8" annulus. Closed FO at 1908' and opened FO at 2566'. Circulated for 1-1/2 hours and cemented through FO at 2566' with 235 sacks Permafrost cement. Closed FO and spotted 2 barrels of cement in 9-5/8" casing at 2566'. (continued) hereby ce[~y that the fore$oinl~ and correct (ThiJ .pace for State o~ce u~) APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF AN"f; TITLE Area Superintendent DATE April 28, 1975 TITLE DATE See Instructions On Reverse Side .COi 4F/DENTIAL State of Alaska Form 10-403 Amoco Production Company Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 April 28, 1975 Page 2 e e Ye Se e Opened FO at 1908' and circulated while WOC for 6 hours. Cemented through FO with 50 sacks High-yield Permafrost cement and 750 sacks Permafrost cement. Circulated all High-yield cement to pit plus a small amount of regular. Closed FO collar. Cleaned out with 8-1/2" bit to 2515'. Displaced mud with 20 barrels water followed by 190 barrels diesel. Filled hole with diesel to within 50' of surface after tripping out drillpipe. Hung 2500' of thermistor cable inside 9-5/8" casing. Dumped 20 sacks Permafrost cement containing 15 lbs/sack Pozmix "A" into top 50' of 9-5/8". Installed flange, 4" well marker, side outlet valve, and hanger for thermistor cable. CONFiDENTiAL Amoco Production Company P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 April 22, 1975 File: GJR-349-986 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Re: Oil Spill - April 17, 1975 Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 This is a follow-up report confirming our verbal communication of April 18, 1975 concerning an oil spill which took place at our Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 on the North Slope. A spill of approximately two (2) barrels of crude oil occurred on April 17 when an ice plug melted in a nozzle of a temporary test tank. The nozzle had been overlooked when the tank was put into service due to ice build-up. Warm fluid produced into the tank during well testing apparently melted the ice plug, allowing an estimated two barrels of crude to escape. The fluid was spilled onto the ice and snow near the tank. No oil reached any waterway. Personnel immediately plugged the open nozzle to stop the loss of fluid. The ice and snow which were contaminated with oil were removed and placed in the burn pit at the location. These measures appear to have been adequate to minimize the effects of the incident. We are re-emphasizing to all personnel the need for thorough checking of new installations to insure that similar incidents do not recur. Yours very truly, George ~. Ross Area Superintendent Amoco Production Company P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 April 2, 1975 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Gilbreth: Re: Amoco Foggy Island Bay State No. 1 ADL No. 47506 Amoco Production Company has drilled a 510' deep test hole for perma- frost zone investigations on the subject lease. It is located on the gravel pad on which the Amoco Foggy Island Bay State No. 1 well is being drilled. The test hole was drilled to contain a ten thermistor cable from which temperature readings of the permafrost zone will be obtained from time to time. We will of course give the results of our temperature investigations of the permafrost zone at this location to your office on a timely basis, and we will also give the data to other interested parties upon request. The driller's log of the test hole is as follows: 0- 8 clay 8- 15 ice 15- 55 clay and shale 55-180 sand, gravel and shale streaks 180-390 shale with sand, gravel and sandstone streaks 390-510. sand, gravel, with shale and sandstone streaks The test hole was drilled with air on March 27 and 28. Its diameter is 4-3/4" to 390' and 4-1/2" below that depth to total depth. The thermistor cable was lowered in the test hole and the hole was then backfilled with gravel and water. A "wellhead" consisting of a short piece of 4" pipe with a flange welded on an end and a device to secure the thermistor cable head has been placed on the surface, and we are in the process of erecting a semi-permanent surface marker to facili- tate locating the test hole in the future. ~'?} t~ ~ j't!~i~! ~ -2- Temperature readings began on April 1, 1975. It is our intent to obtain daily readings until it appears that temperatures in the perma- frost zone approach equilibrium, and then on a monthly, quarterly or semi-annual basis. The necessary instruments for reading the thermis- tor cable will be kept in Amoco's Anchorage office. Yours very truly, J. H. McKeever -c n_::._~el~ ~ on'r qA~-D Produaticn Report Recording District Noatak-Kobuk Lease . Drill Site #1~ Well #1 From 7 A.M. ' .... ;~.> to 7 A.M. State Alaska Field Prudhoe Bay I i.:umber Sizei ?t,In. IBarreisi pt In. B_artel: F't 2. e..}re!s Ft In. Barrels Ft, In l:-~e ' 7 M A.M. ~;~uge~ I A A . · .... · 141:K_t . . .~ :--~ ...... , . ,_ ._, ~ , _ ~ooo~ ~ io /~4~ ~ ...... ~ ' , F~ S000f Stock 7 A.M. Today / b"~$'[ 14~ll , ' . Plus: _ Arctic Heatin~ Fuel Sales '-,[.-l'~.a ~ ~. ~/ . . . ?ot~]' 2~'0+~- Heating Fuel /~'3~..~ "~ '~'/'k -'- L~ss: le~innin~ Stock '-, /: Arctic w~tinz ~uel ~roduction Less:' Previous Neter Reading-Crude ~, ~ [ ~ &~o ,, , ............................. 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' . · . ._. _,_ Y .: ~ .~ - ..,... ........... ;, .... ~. ... , ...... ,. ........... ,,. . .. . ~.,. _.-.~ ....... ~..~,~..:. ~ .... .: ~.,.,~-_-.;~.-:,~: .:~:.,,~- ~ , .-,~,.- ._,, _ ..~ ...... . .--~.'~ ...:.~%,.: :., · ....... ~. '~'----~~~:?~': T:~._~L~-~". · ...... ~ , - e, , ~ '-~"';I .t ~ ..., ,,~ ,' . ~ ~. ~ . ~ ~ .. , ':~ · .. . , .. , . 1 ~~ .... ~.-::~~ ..... -/~_? ..... .. _.. . ~ . : ....... ~ .. : ~: ..... ::::.._ . ..... .._-:.__ - ..... . ............. . ..... ~, . ._ ~ .~ ........ . ? :' ....:-.... __' ..-... ................ -_ -- '.~ ~ : Amo(~0 I~r'°dU~tion' C°'rn'pany-' P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 April 2, 1975 Mr. Pedro Denton Division of Lands Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 323 East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Denton: Amoco Foggy Island Bay State No. 1 Amoco Production Company has drilled a 510' deep test hole for perma- frost zone investigations on the subject lease. It is located on the gravel pad on which the Amoco Foggy Island Bay State No. 1 well is . being drilled. The test hole was drilled to contain a ten thermistor cable frOm which temperature readings of the permafrost zone will be obtained from time to time. We will of course give the results of our temperature investigations of the permafrost zone at this location to your office on a timely basis, and we will also give the data to other interested parties upon request. The driller's log of the test hole is as follows: O- 8 8- 15 15- 55 55-180 180-390 390-510 clay ice clay and shale sand, gravel and shale streaks shale with sand, gravel and sandstone streaks sand, gravel, with shale and sandstone streaks The test hole was drilled with air on March 27 and 28. Its diameter is 4-3/4" to 390' and 4-1/2" below that depth to total depth. The thermistor cable was lowered in the test hole and the hole was then backfilled with gravel and water. A "wellhead" consisting of a shore piece.of 4" pipe with a flange welded on an end and a device to secure the thermistor cable head has been placed on the surface, and we are in the process of erecting a semi-permanent surface marker to facili- tate locating the test hole in the future. -2- Temperature readings began on April 1, 1975. It is our intent to obtain daily readings until it appears that temperatures in the perma- frost zone approach equilibrium, and then on a monthly, quarterly or semi-annual basis. The necessary instruments for reading the thermis- tor cable will be kept in Amoco's Anchorage office. Yours very truly, J. H. McKeever 02-00115 (H~-V. UU-~J; M EMrO RAN DU M DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL R~E~OURCES Division of Oil and ~a~ To~0.K. Gi)breth, Jr.j~ ~.~_ Di rec tot THRU: Hoyle H. Hamilton /~~ Chief Petroleu~n Engineer State of Alaska DATE: April 1, 1975 F)LE NO: TELEPHONE NO: FROM:Lonnie C. Smith ~ ~- PetroleUm Engineer .y' ~'~ SUBJECT: Witness BOP Test-Arco Delta State #2 AmocoT, Foqqy Island Ba, y State #1; Arco, ~-Crdde 0il lopping Pi~'~t Me'ter Insp~'c-J tion, North Slope Wednesd~l 2, 1975 I departed Anchorage by commercial air carrier on a direct flight from Anchorage to Prudhoe Bay arriving at 9:40 AM. Atthe airport I made contact with personnel going to the Amoco Foggy Island well and asked them to pass the word to the Amoco drilling supervisor, Billy Cole, that I would drive out in my own vehicle sometime later in - the day. Ithen caught a ride to the Avis car rental agency where I rented a 1/2 ton, 4-wheel drive truck. I drove to the Arco base camp where I stopped in and met the North District drilling supervisor, Mr. B. T. "Benny" Loudermilk. While at the Arco base camp, I also con- tacted drilling supervisor Bill Congdon who supervises the Arco rig (Challenger #51) on Drill Site 1. I informed him that I would like to witness the next BOP test. He told me it was scheduled for Friday, so I made plans to contact him later to witness that test prior to leaving the slope. Mr. Loudermilk informed me that I was a little premature for the Arco Delta well, that it would probably be another day before they were ready and I told him that might fit fine with my plans anyway and that I would check in with the rig supervisor Ken Jones at the Loffland #142 rig. I departed the Arco base camp at 10:30 AM and drove the l0 miles to the Amoco Foggy Island well site. Upon arrival, I checked in with the Amoco drilling supervisor, Billy Cole, and he inform~ me it would be early in the morning before they would be complete with the nippling up and ready to test BOPs. I checked into a room in the camp and then departed the rig to make a visit to the Arco Loffland rig 3 miles to the southwest. I met the new Arco Drilling supervisor, Ken Jones, and while I was talking with Ken on til~ what would be required on the BOP test, Mr. Loudermilk arrived and we all dis- cussed testing and North Slope well operations in general. Ken informed us his ser- vice man was ready to test the well head which had just been installed on the 13-3/8" casing. We went out to the rig and observed a 2000 psig pressure test for 30 minutes' on the 13-3/8" casing head seal. I left the phone number of the Amoco rig and my card with Ken and informed him that I would be coordinating back and forth between the two rigs on the two tests and I would stay in close contact with him or he could contact me. I departed the rig at 1:15 PM and drove back to Deadhorse. When talking to Mr. Loudermilk I asked his permission to visit Arco's Gull Island location, even though the rigging up was not complete, and he said go right ahead. I told him I just wanted to look it over from the stand point of the use of the island and the way it is situated since the prospect of more offshore drilling is eminent. I drove out to the Gull Island site by driving off the end of the Arco dock at Pru~hoe Bay and driving about 5 miles on the sea ice over a well-bladed ice road. The Arco drilling supervisor Sam Keasler was not around at the time of my visit; however, I met Orvin Goeff, the Rowan rig Supervisor. This is Rowan rig #29 which has been stacked fn~ ,lnna tim~_ It Dre¥iouslv worked on the SOCAL Simpson Laqoon well about 5 years y~ ago and rigging up is going slow, A cofferdam piling has been driven around the perimeter of the island and then filled in with gravel to a grade level of 5 to 6 feet above the frozen sea ice. I took several pictures {attached) drove around the outside of the island and rig on the ice. The Gull Island itself is very small, much smaller t~qan most drilling pads that are utilized on the North Slope. A large area of sea ice on the southwest side has been cleared and is in use for a supply area. Drill pipe, pipe racks and various equipment is located there for loading and unloading. ! dro~ to the BP main operations camp to schedule a quarterly downhole safety valve test for the gas supply well, #C-3. I talked with camp coordinator, Charlie l~ark, and production petroleum engineer, Gary Pleskia, concerning BP field operations. b~hen I walked into t~ building the power was out and upon inquiry of Charlie I found out the gas supply well had a tubing leak in the stainless steel tubing above the downhole safety valve and had to be shut in. They had discontinued use of this gas supply well approximately l0 days ago and were operating all facilities on the auxiliary back up power syst~ using diesel fuel for power generation. While at the BP camp I used their telephone and called Atwood and made arrangements to purchase fuel fro$ them on a state TR. I hadn't left the vehicle run while I was indoors because of the fairly warm weather, it was only -5 degrees and I had only driven about 90 miles, but the gas tank was almost empty. After departing the BP base camp at 6:00 P)l, I drove to the Atwood camp where I filled up with the 17.9 gallons of gas using a TR ticket. The gas was $2.52 a gallon making the charge of over $45.00 for a tank of gas. I returned to the Arco base camp where I had dinner and visited before driving back to Foggy Island Amoco rig at lO:45PM. Foggy Island Bay_ State #l BOP Tests: ~kt 2:00P~ the drilling supervisor informed me the BOPs were ready to test. The test plug was placed in the 9-5/8" casing head and the pipe rams closed. A mul- titude of flange leaks, union leaks, hydraulic leaks and tool joint leaks were uncovered and repaired.. We even discovered leaks in the set screw nuts around the casing head flange where t~e packing nuts were not tightened down sufficiently. Finally, all leaks were stopped and an adequate pressure test obtained on each in- dividual valve with connection on the choke manifold, the well head, the kill line and the flov~ line,,with the exception of the Swaco adjustable choke which was not operable. The Swaco choke was not tested, nor were the two flanges just upstrean~ of this choke. The adjustable choke on the other wing of the manifold leaked when ~(~a~ off and pressure tested. The check valve on the kill line also leaked when tested. The Hydril tested okay at 4200 psig. The test plug was pulled, the blind rams closed and the casing and cement job was satisfactorily tested against the blind rams at 1580 psig for 5 minutes. The test plug was then rerun and the blind rams tested to 4200 psig. At this point it was determined that the Kelly, was frozen in the rat hole so to expedite rig activities while un- n reezing the kelly, the crew c~nced picking up drill collars and running tools the hole and I went ~o bed. .F?iday ~rch 14, 1975 The next morning at 7:00 AM, we con~nenced testing the kelly by pressuring from be- low the kelly bail valve to 5000 psig. The tool joint leaked on the intial test but the valve held okay. N~rous attempts to get the flapper type kellycock valve to seat but all with(~Jt success so it was determined that the valve would have to be worked over or replaced. Again to expedite rig activities, I agreed with Billy Cole, the Amoco rig supervisor, that it was safe to go ahead and ~rill out cement and the float shoe and l0 feet of formation so he could pressure test the casing seat. At that point the drill string would be tripped and they would repair or replace the kellycock valve and kill line check valve and test both new valves. At this time, a Swaco choke repairman was on the way to the rig so I filled out the Field Inspection Report (attached), left a copy with Billy Cole with plans in mind to return to the rig for completion of the testing when he con- tatted me. I departed the location 10:30 AM and proceeded to the Arco Delta State #l location. Arco Del ta State~.~g_~P Tests: The Arco drilling supervisors were being changed out and Ken Jones had already left the rig. Tom Webster was the new Arco supervisor and he informed me the nippling up was nearing completion and they are checking out hydraulic leaks and expected to test in the afternoon. Junior Henson, the Loffland rig supervisor, informed us that i~he equipment was ready to test at 9:00 AM. Testing commenced with the blind rams against the test plug, HRC valve and kill line valves. We continued finding leaks, repairing and retesting until 2:15 AM when we shut down to repair two leaking welds t'n the flow line between the BOP stack and the choke manifold. This line had to be dismantled and rewelded. A total 5fleaks had been found to this point~. At 5:30 AM the floral in, was retested and by 6:30 AM two more leaks in welds were found in the line. Saturday March 15,. 1975; Retest of BO? equip~ment at Amoco's Fgggy Island Bay State #1' I received a phone call from Billy Cole at the Amoco well saying that they had reinstalled their new keilycock and check valves and would be ready for testing at 8:00 AM. I departed the Arco rig leaving them to complete their repairs while I drove to the Amoco rig for the testing of the replaced valve. By 7:30 AM they were ready to commence testing on the newly installed kellycock valve. It was pressure tested to 5000 psig and held okay. While I'd been gone, the installation of the flow lines had been completed from. the choke manifold and the Swaco choke was put in operation so we tested the Swaco choke and the two flanges ahead of it to 5000 psig, all tested okay. I waivered the pressure test on the new check valves assuming that it being a new valve would be adequate. Testing of the replaced equipment was completed by 8:30 AM and I filled out another Field Inspection Re- port (attached) for this Well showing all items reported unsatisfactory on the report of March 14, 1975 as corrected and tested okay. Contin~tion~o~_. BOP_ .Tes.ts=~_a~[ Arco' s Del ta State #2: By 1:20 PM the flow line that had been rewelded the second time was tested to 5000 psig. All seven valves in the choke manifold were then individually tested, along with the two manual chokes and the Swaco adjustable choke, to 5000 psig without leaks. The Hydril, pipe rams and remote controls tested okay, but the kill line check valve leaked badly. rio lower kelly valve was available and the kellycock valve would not hold pres- sure for a test. This was very difficult work due to the high wind creating a chill factor of -~ degrees, All testing was complete at 2:00 AM and I filled out a Field Inspection Report (attached) showing three items checked unsatis- factorily with the following remarks: "Item #2 - Two valves required (per field rules) - Operatmr must provide dart type valve. Item #3 - Kellycock valve would not hold pressure, ~st repair or replace. No lower Kelly valve as required {per field rules) - must provide lower Kelly valve. Item #9 - Check would not hold pressure - must repair or replace check valve." I left a copy of the re- port with Tom Webster and he agreed to make the necessary repairs or replacements and call me for a retest. * .Crude Oil T~ppingi...p.l~an~..Me~r .Inspection: I departed the location at 8:00 AM and proceeded to Arco's base camp where I contacted David Stark, the Crude Oil Topping Plant (COT) supervisor and made a quick review of the plant meters and meter reading procedures. The plant operators, Dick Hamilton and Ken Svetc, showed me their daily reports (copies attached) and provided explanations at my request. I checked the gross crude oil meter (#LC 15723) which contained a ticket printer head without a ticket in it. I was infor~ that the printer was not used but daily readings were hand recorded from the cumulative counter. At the time of my visit the counter read 8322.50 barrels (8:30 AM, March 16, 1975). The master meter (#KL 15239} which is used to prove the gross meter was by-passed at the time of my visit but its cumulative counter read 4565332.4 barrels. The Haliburton turbine meter used to check the operation of the residual injection was in operation and the instantaneous flow rate read 5600 bpd; however, the cumulative counter was out of order and not registering. It read 478764.1 barrels. Mr. Stark explained that this counter was not used for official control of the amount of residual injected so they had not bothered to have it repaired but that he would do so if required, i told him I thought Arco should repair the counter and begin using printed tickets in the gross meter. I obtained a hand copy of the plant operator's daily report (attached) and returned to Oeadhorse to catch my flight. At Deadhorse I checked in the Avis rental truck and caught the lO:O0 AM flight. to Anchorage. On this field trip I: 1. Visited with BP ~rsonnel at their operations center and found out about the tubing leak in their gas supply well #C-3 would preclude the quarterly test of the downhole safety valve. 2. Witnessed B.O.P. tests on 9-5/8" casing head at Amoco's Foggy Island Bay State #1. During II hours of observation, 12 leaks were detected and corrected. In addition repair or replacement of the kellycock valve, kill line check valve and Swaco choke were required along with completion of the flow line to the pit. All unsatisfactory items were corrected and a retest witnessed at 8:30 AM on March 15, 1975. 3, Witnessed B.O.P. tests On the 13-3/8" casing head for Arco's Delta State #2. During 16 hours of observation, ll leaks were detected and corrected. In addi- . tion repair or replacement of .the kellycock valve, kill line check valve and addition of lower kelly valve was required. 4. Visited the COT plant and checked the gross crude and residue meter readings and daily operation records. Sug~sted utilization of printed tickets may be required in gross meter and repair of residue meter counter. *P.S. - Ken Jones, the Arco drilling supervisor, at Delta State #2 reached me by phone while I was on location at Arco.'s Gull Island well and informed me all items had been corrected and req~sted that I witness a retest at that time {6:30 AM, March 2§, 1975). I declined to witness the tests due to timing and transporation problems and told him .to continue testing without ne. Attachments: LCS:~ ¢ Oil and Gas Conse~vat'i'on committee Fte~d~ ':Iaspection Rapo.rt Drillia$ Permit tam () () () ( ) 1. Well Stsn (,.), ' 3, Sate~y ..,Valves,Kelly Contr. Rig; ~o. ~:"?~ t,(~::: Satisfactory Item Yes No ( ) ( ) 11. ltanifold Pressure Test () ( ) 12.' .BOP PreSsure TeSt ' ....... () (.:,) i. -hfe~YVatves. Subsurface ( ) () 5, ~OP Closin~ System, ( ) (.) 6. Rams. re Controls ( ) (.) 7.' Drillin$ Spool-outlets ( ) ( ) 8. Flov.Lin~s ( ) · ,,(--~'~:'. ::'~i' Kill. 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() 6. ~--~e"~Utro~s' ~ ~6 ('=). 7. Dr'~~ ~poo~-ou~e~s 17. ~'~.' · ~... · ('~. '. 8. F~' '~i~s ~8. Drilling Pe~ai.t .-.' .... " :~::.....,: ' Number. -.,'~.~'~ ~ /~ z+-' .' ~,:: ~.~ -.:'.; .... - .~.~. Contr. Rig ~o '" ~.~" '-:. ',' ' '.7:t:~4(?:;';~',.t~ !t:em · ' ' ..... .... ... '::.:.~':.:!:',::i?!."'",~:~ · .". · ' ". 11. Nanifold Pressure Test-.~;'::..~..~':'.',-'::~:~:,.~'..~.!~:.':'. ~3'. ,.~e~e Pit' ".".' · ~''' ...... ~i'?~i~ ~' - . .'..'.: ..'. ',.'.:.:'::':....'~'.::i:: ~. ~oca~io~ ~ · ..:...: Fuel Be~ · ,.' '.." ";:'.;"~ ' .,... '.,,' .'~ OPera~ions o~ "~ad" . . · . . . : ,,. . '.. :...:'...':.:~.t"t':..::::.':~:.: ~ne.ral ~o~akaap:in~ .. &bd. ~a~ker in""p~ace.' .... '.:.."... '::.;::.'~::...?~t · '" ....... ': .;' - ......./':. ' .]' .. '. ~'{ , ';~',:~5:.:~ .~i ';~ ~'~.~ ~ ;~:~ <:' · ., . ~' :....~: . ~ .-~,' ' · ..... 'F .... ~, , ..'.:.?. :~ ......... Z:,'.~¢:;~Z;,,~,;,;ia~- ~,~, ~..,...'~ ..... ~.~... t~..:.. ~.<,.~'...~i,~.,~:~..~.'.:.'. '.-..,..' .;: ~- :' ..'; :~7~.. .' .... · = · ,~. , .:. ,i: ~j~,,l~ ~.,' , · ~.. ~: . . . .~. ::..~'~::;i~..?.:,~.~ :.. Amoco Production Company P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 March 6, 1975 File: GJR-200-WF Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Re: Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 Attached are reports on subject well as follows: le Monthly Report of Drilling Operations - January and February 1975 (Form P-4). 2. Notice of Intention to Change Plans (Form 10-403). 3. Subsequent Notice of Testing BOP Equipment (Form 10-403). The monthly reports cover operations on subject well from rig-up to actual drilling operations thrOugh the month of February. The Notice of Intention to Change Plans presents Amoco's plans for casing design and cementing schedules for the 9-5/8" casing. Ail 9-5/8" casing to be run is Lone Star S-95 with properties identical to those shown on the attached tabulation for USS Grade USS-95. The design fur- nished in Amoco's Application for Permit to Drill, dated September 26, 1974, was calculated using design data on API C-95 casing and is not applicable to the casing on hand. - 2- The Subsequent Notice of Testing BOP Equipment, also attached, describes the teSt procedures and results subsequent to Mr. Lonnie Smith's inspec- tion trip to Foggy Island. Please note that the faulty BOP stack has been replaced. We will advise as to the date of the next planned BOP pressure test so that you may have an inspector on location. Tenta- tively, we plan to run casing on or about March 7, 1975 and should be in a position to test BOP's within a day or two after cementing. We respectfully request that the content of the attached reports be kept confidential for the 24-month period provided by State law as the subject well is being drilled as a Tight Hole. Yours very truly, George J. Ross Area Superintendent Attachments cc: A. M. Roney P. H. Garrison Form I0 -405 REV. ! - ~0-7~ I~bntit "Intentions" in Triplicate & "Sut~equent Reports" in Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA AND GAS CONSERVATION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen Use "APP-LICATION 'FOR [~'Et~i'~'-L~' 'for such'p~of~osals,) . . Exploratory 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Amoco Production Company ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 779, Anchorage, Alaska 99510 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM I3. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc. 42' RDB; 16' GR 5. APl NU1VIF. P~CAL CODE 50-029-20146 6. LEASE DES~IGNATION A-ND SERIAL NO. ADL-47506 7. IF INDIA-N, ALLO'i'r,~E OR TRIBE NAJVL~ 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME . Foggy Island Bay State 9. WELL NO. 1 i0. FLEI~D AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11, SEC., T., R., 1Vi.. (BOTTOM HOLE OBJEC'rlVE) Sec. 19. TllN, R17E, UPM 12. P~R2VHT BTO. 74-44 Check Appro~iate Box To I,ndJcate N;ature of N~)tice, Report, or Other D~ta NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF PULL OR ALTER CASINO FRACTURE TR~,AT MULTIPLE COMPI,ET!~, SHOOT Oa ACIOIZ~ ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANOE PLANS ~Other) SHUT'OFF [--~ll REPA'RING W'LL FRACTUR~ TReATMeNT ALTERING CASINO 8HOOTINO OR ACIDIZINO , ABANDONMENT* ~Othe~) ~es~ BOP e~uipment (~o~: R~port r~ult~ of multlpl, completion on W~ll Completion or Reeompletlon R~po~t ~nd Bo~ form.) I5. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR CO.MPL~TED OPERATIONIS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and air, pertinent dates, lncludtn~ estimated date of starting any proposed work. Reference is to Field Inspection Report dated February 16, 1975, by Mr. L. C. Smith. At the time of Mr. Smith's visit, numerous malfunc- tions and freeze-ups prevented adequate testing of BOP's and choke manifold valves and lines. The following describes the repairs made and testing operations. February 17: February 18: February 19: February 20: February 21: Changed out rubber on 13-5/8" 5000 psi Hydril. Hook up choke manifold, choke line and degasser. Change rubbers in pipe ram blocks. Test choke manifold and kill line to 5000 psi, okay. Test BOP, no good. Nipple down Hydril and BOP. Nipple up new BOP-Hydril stack and test. Test pipe rams and Hydril to 3500 psi, okay. Test safety valve, Kelly cock, and all okay to 3500 psi. Note: Well sign installed February 17, 1975. 16. I hereby ee?~Jfy that (:he foreeoi~rue and correct (Thi! space fOr Stat~%~ce use) TITLE Area Superintendent DATE TITLE DATE See Instructions On Reverse Side March 6, 1975 ]~rm ~To. P--4 STATE O, ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMIITEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS WELL[--.J WELL OTH SUBMIT I~ DtTPLICAT~ Exploratory NAME OF Amoco Production Company 3. ADDRESSOF'OPER~TOR P. O. Box 779 4 LOCATION OF W~-! 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM %PINUA~E~CALCODE 50--029--20146 LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL-47506 ;7 IF INDIA}4', ALO'iTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8] L",'i"i' FARM OR LEASE NAME Foggy Island Bay State 9 WELL NO 1 10 FIF. LD A-XlD POOl,. OH '~VILDCAT Wildcat SEC . T.. R. M (BOTUFOM HOLE O~JECT~ Sec. 19~ TllN, R17E~ UPM P~XRM IT ~O 74-44 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH. CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CAGING AND CEMF~NTII~G JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A/WI) VOLU/VIE~ USED, PERFOP~ATIONS. T'ESTS A/%rD FLESULTS FISHII%rG JOBS JU%T'/K ~ HOLE AND SIDE-TITACKED HOLE AND ANY OT~TER SIGNIFICANT fX'{A/~i3ES IN PIOL~ OON'DITIONS Report for the month of February 1975: Status at end of month: Drilling 12-1/4" hole at 7980'. February 1-2: February 3: February 4: Rig up rotary tools. Spud 6:00 a.m. Drill 17-1/2" hole to 159'. OPen to 26". Lost returns around 30" conductor at 48'. Cemented with 200 sacks permafrost cement + 15 lbs/sack pozzolan and cured washout. WOC 6 hours. Open 17-1/2" hole to 26", 48' to 159'. Ran 20", 133#, K-55 and 94# H-40 casing, set at 159', and cemented through drillpipe with 110 sacks high- yield permafrost cement followed by 600 sacks regular permafrost. Had good returns throughout job and circulated out all high-yield permafrost plus approximately 50 sacks regular. Job complete 2:00 p.m., 2-4-75. WOC and nipple up 10 hours. February 5: WOC and nipple up 20" wellhead and 20" Hydril. February 6-8: Drill 12-1/4" hole 159' to 2500'. Run DIL, GR-BHC sonic, GR-FDC logs. (continued) 14. I hereby %~i£y IRlat the ~oregoin~e an~ eorrec~ S~N~D ~.~? ~ v~ (~ ~'~ ~r~ Area Superintendent oil and gas conlerva~,on commJffee, by the 15m of the SUCC~dmg too,m, uflle~he~la" dirked. March 6, 1975 with the State of Alaska Form P-4 Foggy Island Bay State Well No. 1 Report for February 1975 Page 2 February 9-12: February 13-21: February 22-28: Open 12-1/4" hole to 17-1/2", 159-2500'. Run 13-3/8", 68#, K-55 Buttress-thread casing, set at 2500'. Ran 4-1/2" drillpipe with stab-in and cement with 218 sacks high-yield permafrost cement followed by 2200 sacks regular permafrost. Dis- placed with 36 barrels water. Good returns throughout job, circulated out all high-yield permafrost cement. (Lost 24 hours due to rig and cement truck freezing up.) WOC. WOC and nipple down BOP, cut off and hang 13-3/8" casing. Install 20" x 12" 3000 psi spool and nipple up 13-5/8" 5000 psi BOP's. Test double- gate BOP rams and Hydril, flanges would not hold 1000 psi. Hydril rubber blew out at 3000 psi. Changed Hydril rubber, BOP, blocks. Changed Out valves in choke manifold and installed degasser and lines to pit. Replaced 13-5/8" BOP and Hydril with new stack. Tested pipe rams, blind rams, Hydril, safety valve, Kelly cock, and choke manifold to 3500 psi, 2-21-75. Drill 12-1/4" hole from 2500' to 7980'. Mud low solids, non-dispersed, with properties as follows: Weight: 8.6 to 9.2 ppg Viscosity: 35 to 40 sec. ~ ~'-/o 0~ Form N'o. 1:--4 I'%E'V, 5-1-70 STATE O; ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT O'F DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 0,L I~ 0*$ ~7~ 0,"'-" Exploratory WKLL ~'~:LL 2. NA-~E OF OPt~ATOR Amoco Product±on Company 3. A~DRESS OF OPEi~A~R P. O. Box 779 4 LOCATION OF WELL SUBMIT IN DUPLICAT'E 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM ~-~m ~n~ERIC~ COnE 50-029-20146 6 LF. AS~.' DESIGNATION AND SEEIAL NO ADL-47506 IF INDI^)4[ ALOT-I'EE OR TRIBE NAME 8 'L,~IT FARA{ OR LEASE NA3~E Foggy Island Bay State g ~VF~LL NO lO FiF, LD J-,_.ND POOl,. OH '~VILDCAT Wildcat -iY gBc, T. R. M (BOTTOM[ HOLE OBJECr~'E) Sec. 19~ TllN~ R17E~ UPM 12 PF'~R,MIT NO 74-44 ,, 13. REPORT TOTAL DEl'TH AT END OF MONTH. CHA.NGF.,S IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND C~VIF~TING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOL~ USED, p~OP~TIONS. ~TS .~ ~SULTS FISHING JO~ JUnK LN HO~ AND S1DE-~ACKED HOLE AND ~Y O~R $IGNIFIC~T ~G~ ~ HO~ CONDITIONS Report for the month of January 1975: Status at end of month: Rigging up rotary tools. Moving rig to location. Rigging up. January 1-3, inclusive: January 4-31, inclusive: Note: 30" conductor was set in augered 36" hole at a depth of 48' on December 16, 1974 and cemented down outside with 84 sacks permafrost cement. COl ~r FILE: CONFI D-E TIA[ hereby cer~ that the foregoing~'~'~:)rrc~'t smN~ ..y..~.~., ,~ .~_~ . 4~ ~r~ Area Superintendent n~ March ,6,, 1975 ..... NOTE--ReoorI on this for~il required for eac~ cnlendar ~nt~% regardless of t~ stotus of o~eratiens, and ~ust ~ tiled In duplicate with the oil and gas conservation commiflee byth4 15~ of the suoc~ding mon~, u~le~ otherwise directed. Form I0 -403 R.EV. ! - Bubmtt "Intentions" in Triplicate & "-qubaequent RepOrtS" m Duplicate SIAl c OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE (DO not usc ~hJ$ form for proposals to diill or to deepen Use "APP-LICATION FOR PEr'AlIT--" 'for such W£LL OASW~.L '~ o~.,~, Explorator_x 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Amoco Producti. o Co_~ 3. ADD~ESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 779, Anchorage, Alaska 4. LOCATION OF wEJ~L 99510 At surface 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GIt, etc. 42' RDB~ 16' OR 14. Check ~roprinfe Box To indicate Nature o{ Notice, Re NOTIC~ OF INTINTION TO: 5. ;APl NUTdllItlCAL CODE 50-029-20146 LEASE DEL~GNATiL)N A. ND SEiilAL NO. ADL-47506 7. IF iNI)I,kN, ALLoT-i'EE ()t{ TiilBid 8.UNIT FAI--~M[ O!{ LEASE NAME Foggy Island Bay State 9. WELL NO. 1 10. F1EL,I) A2qD POOL, Oft WII.,DCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., t{., M., (I~OTTOM HOIJ:g OBJECTIVE) Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM 12. PEIt,~II'I' NO. 74-44 ~ort, or OH~er Dat~ BUBSI~QUENT R~POBT OF: TEST WATER 8HUT-OFF PULL OR ALTER CARING · F~ACTUEE TREAT MULTIPLi~ COMPLET~ 8ttOOT OR ACIDIZm ABANDON*-- ~Other) [ ~ WATER 811 UT-OFF : ] FRACTUR~ 'I:REAT ~'{ E NT !~ SHOOTING OR ACIDIZINO [ ~ , , (Other) RI~PAIRINO WZLL .- ALTERING CARING [__ ABANDONMENT~ (NOTZ: Report re~ult~ of multiple completion on ~7ell C.mpletton or Recompletion Report and Log form.) DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLYTED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent detailm and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of proposed work. Operator proposes to run 9-5/8" casing as follows: 9-5/8" 47# E-95 0'- 80' 40# E-95 80'-6900' 43.5# E-95 6900'-9000' 47# E-95 9000'-9400' 9-5/8" FO stage collars to be at 2600' and 2000'. Casing'to be cemented with sufficient cement for 1000' column aboue shoe. Stage 2, consisting of a column to tie back to 13-3/8" shoe at 2500', will be placed through FO collar at 2600' upon completion of well, if 7" liner is run. At that time, Arctic Casing Pack will be placed in the 9-5/8" x 13-3/8" annulus through the FO collar at 2000'. If the well is abandoned, operator proposes to recover as much 9-5/8" casing as possible prior to setting plugs. The above casing design varies from that proposed on Amoco's Application for Pemuit to Drill, dated September 26, 1974. That design was based upon 10 ppg mud and assumed AP1 collapse ratings. The casing which will be run is non-AP1 and possesses elevated collapse pressure rating, per attached specification sheet. Estimated mud weight at casing depth i.s 9 ppg. 16. I hereby cqrtffy thst the foregoingle~trus and correct TITLE Area Superintendent DATE March 6, J. 97_) 95,000 psi min. Yield strength 110,OOO psi min. Ultimate Strength Elongation--APl Formula []on-A. PI CasiRg Grade USS-95 Dimensional Tolerances--AP! Std. 5AX-1972 inspection--AP! Std. 5A×-1972 Performance Properties--APl Bul. 5C2-1972 (except non-APl min. collapse pressure and grade P-110 coupling) o Collapse Internal Yield Pressure Joint Strength Mill Test Set- Thread Pipe Short Long Buttress Pressure· ,, Wt./ ting Body OD Ft. Wall Pres- Depth* Pipe Yield S.F.- S.F.- S.F.- sure S.F.- I Short Long Butt. Str. 1.8 1.8 .1.8 Pipe Round Butt. 1.125 -in. Lbs. In. psi . Ft. psi psi psi psi Kips K!ps Ft. Kips Ft. Kips Ft. ps.i . ps~ psi 7 23.00 '1'317 5,650 10,040 7,530 7,530 7,530 632 512 12,370' 659 15,920 6,900 6,900 6,900 26.00 .362 7,800 13,870 8,600 8,600 8,600 717 602 12,860 747 15,960 7,900 7,900 7,900 29.00 .408 ' 9,200 16,360 9,690 9,690 9,690 803 692 13,260 836 16,020 8,900 8,900 8,900 32.00 .453 10,400 18,490 10,760 10,760 10,760.~-885 779 13,520 922 16,010 9,800 9,800 9,300 35;00 .498 11,600 20,620 11,830 .11,830 11,640 966 865 13,730 1,007 15,980 10,000 10,000 9,300 3S.00 .540 12,700 22,580 12,820 12,700 11,640 1,041 ' 944 13,800 1,085 15,860 10,000 10,000 9,300 7% 26.40 .328 4,850 8,620 7,150 7,.150 7,150 714 568 11,950 7:40 15,570 6,500 6,500 6,500 ....... 29.70 ..... .3Z5 ..... 7,15Q.' ~m'::12,710 . ... 8,180 8,180 8,180 811 668 12,500 841 15,730 7,500 7,500 7,500 '3'3.7`0 ....... 14"~ ........... 818~" 'i'~i:~;d''''' 9,'~:~'0 ...... :'"'"" 9,380 9,380 923 """:'"" .... '" ..... '"":?~ "'"":'~:i'~';9~0;"" "'~6'~'~'':''''i5'17~:0' '8,60'0 '$;600' 1,uo3 926 13,190 1,102 15,700 10,000 10,000 '.10,000 39.00 .500 10,600 18,840 10,900 10,900 10,900 .-,,- .'- 8~! 36.~-~.40~) 6,060 10,770 7,710 7,710 7;710 982 800 12,350 1,008 15,560 7,000 7,000 . 7,000( · 8;670 8,670 1,098 . 915 12,.710 1,127 15,650 '7,900 7,900 7,900 40.00 .450 '7,900 14.040 8;670' [ 44.00 .500, 9,100 16,180 9,640 9,640 9,640 1,212 1,030 13,010 1,245 15,720 8,800 8,800 8,800 ~ 49:00 .557I' 10,_4'_00_' 18,4.90' 10,740' ' 10,"7'4010;740~ 1,341'., 1,i59 ~ t3,140 "1,377 .... t5;6t0, 9;8009,800 9,260.! ! 95~ 40.00 .395 4,230 7,520 '6,820 6,820 6,820 1,088 858 11,920 1,107 15,380 6,200 6,200 6,200 t 43.50 .435 5,600 9,960 7,510 7,510 7,510 1,193 960 12,260 1,213 15,490 6,900 6,900 6,900 47,00 .472 7,100 12,620 8,150 8,1508,150 1,289 . , 1,053 12,450 1,311 15,500. 7,500 7,500 7,500 t 53.50 .545 8,85015,730 9,410 9,410 9,4!0 1,477 1,235 12,820 1,502 15,600 8,600- 8,600 8,600 , 58.40 .595' 9,950 17,690 t0,280 10,280].10,280 ],604 1,357 12,910 1,63.1 .15..,..520 9,400 9,400 9,400 !] !0G -~:00 .4~ 4,460 '7,930 6,960 6,960 ' 6,960 1,383 937 10;210 '1,392 15,160 6,400 6,400. 6,400 55.50 .4955,950 10,580 7,660 7,660 7,660 1,515 1,043 10,440 1,525 !5,270~. 7,000 7,000 7,000 ~' 6070 .545 7,5~0 13,420 8,430 8,430 8,430 1,660 1,161 10,630 1,670 15,280 7,700 7,700 7,700t '.i~ . 165:.7_0_~ ._595 8,6~.0 15,3,50 9,200 9,200. 9,200. _1,80..3 1,277 10,800 1,815 15,350. 8,400 8',~00 .. 8,400. '~1 ~ r ~ -~ , . ,,. 11:'/.~t ~0.,.~01.489 4,41.0[ 7184~--~1920 '6,920 6,9~20 1;644 1,.077 9,970 1,638 15,170 ~1,1300 6,300 j 6,300 ~'-~TT-~;~T)-~5i~4 3,47~"! 6,170 . 6,390; 6,390 . ... 6,390 1,..~9~3 1,215! 9,380. _ m_. 1,935 14,5'30 m 5,~00ml *Based on mud weigh[ of 9;625 lbs./gal. TRANSMITTAL AND AC~OWLEDGMENT OF RECEIPT OF MATEP -(ALASKA) . · · ~"~'~'" .TO: -~[" -~-* Mr. T. ..... FL * Marshall: ' ........... J State o! Alaska .-. .. -.,.- .:....: :..- · , ' .'" ! ............. ": ,.. ' ...~ [;i:..C( ..... " - ' "-** *~D]~']~:-1 DNlslon of Oil & Gas __ "' .'('-...!;;' *_.. 'I 3001 Porcupine Drive .._.. ~=T,~CE:i~ Anchorage, Alaska 99504 · ':..... ;":,:.., '~';'!....:" '.-."..'.T~E FOLLOWING IS ~ LIST OF M~J£E~ I~CLOSED ~LE~ITH. PLEASS ''' vmsz -:' .......:'..' .:...-_.:..... ::..:.' ...... . . .- · -" -;'.. ' ...... :'.'; · . ' ' ........ : :.'.-' - -:'.':' '~;"~..: :--'::2!.; "- ,'.:. ' ...... '~:' '"": ":''. ""' ' ' ' WELL ~~ :~~/g~~"~""/ ':-e"-'e' - %: .:': .'[ '; "".':" "L , ..- ".- ~ ~ , ,, ,. , ~ ~ ... ~ ; ... . .~ ~.' .... -.~ e.' r ..* *.' r.-..~.-l:r,.,:-::: RUN ' · , - -- . -~-':": · ' INOUCTION E~fECTRICAI.'LOG ..:'. ' BOREHOLE COMP. Sot;~c w/caliper . -.~ '-: -- BOREHOLE CohlP. SON!C w/'g~mm~3 .... ' .... "'' '--:' BO~EHOLE TELEVIEWER "- - ."--'- ' ' ..... " CONTINUOUS DIPME~ER HIGH RES. CDM - POLYWOG PLOT - - ' ..... CEMENT BO~:D LoG --:;:'.': , CASING COLLAR LOG ' _t. · COMPENSATED Fo~,~'rm~ D~. '- -...~ ' ' FOR~[~TiON ~NALYSI5 LOG .... - .~"- " '-'- ' . -' ' . , :. FORMATION D[NSlTY LO~ F E..~'.- FORMATION TESTER ..- ~.--~..::.:'.::"-".';--~ ~ -" _ ,, . GAMMA RAY-NEUTRON "::~].~:~'::~']'] .': :~f':-'"J" ..._' · - .. MICRO LOG - '.. ..... ~-.',:- ~-~'-' :-. ..... -' [,tlCROLATEROLOG .... --;,,-;-.-~:~,,'-.-: .~- -- MUD LOG ; :.~:-~'....r.z,.~::--,:... -: ~ .... '" NEUTRON LOG .---- :::-r:- -:---- PERFORATING RECORD . _.::..~ .... -' ..~. RWA Cot.[P~soN PLOT _;;..:: SANDSTO~ZE ANALYSIS '- SIDEWALL. NEUTRON POROSlT~ SONIC :": :; .... ,'..,'.; ... ~... ;... ~ ' TEMPERATURE LOG ':':'::"~t".- . . COMPLETION REPORT DIRECTIONAL SURVEY BLUE - 4--- __ -- L __L, 02-001B (REV. 08-73) MEMORANDUM State of Alaska DEPARTM.ENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES ,il ~a~f~'~' ' ~ ~~ ~" d' DATE: February 25 1975 ' o... ' ' Di rector - FILE NO: Thru: FROM: Hoyl e H. Hami 1 ton Chief Petroleum Engineer Lonnie C. Smith Petroleum' Engineer TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: Witnessed BOP test on Amoco's Foggy Island Bay State #1 Section 19, Township llN, Range 17E, U.M. (N. Slope) ~W~ednesday, Feb. 12 I departed Anchorage by commercial air carrier at 9:15 a.m. While on layover at Fairbanks I was contacted by telephone and informed there was difficulty and delay with the rig (traveling blocks had hit crown block) and that I was to return to Anchorage to wait further notice. I had my ticket adjusted and was able to get on a return flight to Anchorage leaving Fairbanks at 2:30 p.m. and arrived back in Anchorage at 3:15 p.m. I returned to the office at 3:30 p.m. F~iday,~ Fgb."'' ,1,4 , ,~1975 I again departed Anchorage by con~ercial air carrier. At this time on the direct flight to Deadhorse which departed at 7:30 a.m. and arrived at Dead- horse at 9:15 a.m. I was met at the airport by Amoco's expediter who drove me by truck on an ice road approximately 20 miles northeast to the Amoco Foggy Island drilling location. We arrived at the location at 10:30 a.m. and I immediately found that nippling up would not be complete for 24 hours and maybe longer. The temperature had been and was still running in the neighborhood of -55° F with just a light wind which made it very cold. I walked the perimeter of the location observing the supply depot; the fuel revetment; general house- keeping around the location; and the activity on the rig. Amoco's drilling supervisor, Mr. Billy Cole, informed me that when my trip had been delayed on Wednesday it was caused by running the traveling blocks into the crown of the.rig and some of the delays were due to the fact that the magnifluxing of the crown sheaves and shaft had not been completed. Saturday, Feb. 15, 1975 M~ifluxing of the crown block.did not reveal serious damage. Nippling up work continued through Saturday with slow but steady progress being made. The Parker drilling supervisor, Mr. Red Reiff, indicated that he would be ready for the testing late Saturday evening; however, it was early the next morning before he was ready. Sunday_, _Feb. 16, 1975. The Parker drilling supervisor advised us that he was ready for testing at 5:00 a.m. Sunday morning. We commenced testing but soon found a flange leak between the BOP's and the head. In discussing the testing with Mr. Cole it was uncovered that a 3000 psi working pressure 13 3/8" casinghead had been installed on the casing and therefore the 5000 psi BOP stack could not he tested to the full working pressure of .5000 psi. We agreed that a O. K. Gilbreth 2- February 25, 1975 I3 3/8" casing was tested against the blind rams with 1500 psi but a small leak was indicated so it was decided to run a test plug and test the other components and come back and retest the casing at a later time. The pipe- rams anxt the Hydril were tested to 3500 psi and many components of the manifold were tested to 3500 psi; however, over a period of 6 hours many leaks and problems arose. A valve stem was broken due to freeze-up in the test manifold and this valve had to. be repaired. Several flange leaks were found and had to be repaired and finally it was decided that the two 3" valves on the flow line from the casing pool to the choke manifold should be repaired. The BOP accumulator and remote controls were functioning good. The kelly was frozen in the rathole and the standpipe was probably frozen. While I was there the kelly was dismantled, with the gooseneck removed from the swivel. The kellycock valve may also need replacement but we weren't in a position to test it with the kelly frozen in. The safety valve for the bottom of the kelly was on the floor as were two additional floor valves required by the field rules. The Swaco superchoke was not completely operable because of freeze-up problems with .the control line to the choke manifold. It appeared that at least another full day would be required before necessary repairing ar~t thawing could be accomplished and I decided to depart the location and wro~ up a field ~nspectton Report showing the unsatisfactory items yet to be tested. For the unsatisfactory items I checked' Item #1 because, although they have a well sign, it had not been installed. Mr. Cole dug the sign out of the snow where it was stacked and informed me that he would have it posted right away; Item #8, the flow lines have not been installed. The welder was working on them when I left the location but they were not ready to be inspected or tested; Item #lO, there were 3 chokes installed on the manifold choke system, one swaco superchoke which would not close off completely because of a frozen control line, a positive choke which was not tested but the valves on each side of it tested satisfactorily and the manual adjustable choke which was not tested due to the failure of the valve stem on the valve upstream of the choke; Item #11, the manifold pressure test was checked un- satisfactory since the manifold test was incomplete due to ice in the system and repairs required on valves. When I departed the location three valves were being repaired which will have to be retested along with two chokes and another valve that had not been tested. The casing would have to be retested since the original test was not conclusive. I discussed the details of the required testing with Mr. Cole and informed him that I felt he was aware of the shortcomings of the tests and asked him to inform me in complete detail of all the repairs and ~hen tiey were made so that ~ deuld check this against the time the cement plug was drilled out of the casing. I told Mr. Cole it was my opinion that the major shortcomings of this drilling operation were due to the management of the rig by the Parker personnel and the inadequate rig heating for the -55 to -58° F temperatures being experi- enced. The Amoco expediter drove me back to the Deadhorse airport where I caught a 5:15 flight back to Fairbanks and Anchorage arriving at 8:45 p.m. On this field.trip inspection I witnessed the partial testing of the BOP and accessory equipment on Amoco's Foggy Island Bay State #l well. The extreme low temperatures at the time of my visit had contributed greatly to the down time Of the rig and the inoperative nature of much of the equipment. The damage to the crown block had been negligible and it had not been necessary to lay the mast down to make repairs. I required that the drilling supervisor for Amoco inform me when adequate testing and repairs had been made to all unsatis- factory items on the report. LCS: b~m Oil and Cas Conservation CommZ[tee Field Inspection Report Inspected by Operator's Rep .... ' ;~!~ :' Saris factory I tern Ho (~) 1. Well Si~n a,',,,,~,, (~ ( ) 2. SefetT Valves-Floor/~.,? Drilling Permit () Contr. Rig No. ~-~ .... Satisfactory Item Yes No ( ) ( ~ 11. Manifold Pressure Test (,~'~ ( ) 12. BOP Pressure Test '~""~;: ( ) 3. Safety Valves-Kelly '~;;~ {.-)- 4. Safe~y Valves-Subsurface ( ) 5. BOP Closing System ( ) 6. Remote Controls ( ( ) 7,' Drilling Spool-outlets ( .( v~'r8. Flow Lines ( '~ () 9. Kill Lines (-~ (~ 10. Manifold Chokes (--) ( ) 13 ~eserve Pit (-,-~ 15. Location Berm ( ) 16. Fuel Berm ( ) 17. Operations off "Pad" ( ) 18. "General Housekeeping" (-") 19. Abd. Marker in place - (--} 20. Water Well covered Amoco Production Company P.O.Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska% 99510 Re: LO/~qS 74-87 Foggy Island Bay State Well No.1 / ~~3 E. 4 TH A VENUE CNOtMGE 99501 Att~%tion: George J. _Ross Area Superintendent The plan of operations filed September 26, 1974, and modified by your letters of October 31, 1974, and Nov~mt~r 18, 1974, is here~y approvaxt subject to the follo%~kng: 1. Blading or ren~val of t~/ra or vegetative cover is prohibited. . Ice roads shall be construct~q~ for all transportation operations on tut -~ra areas including existing winter trails. R~nese roads shall be constructed and maintained in a manner that will prevent d~mage to t/~e tundra. Ice roads are not required where there is rD vegetative cover such as along river beds and gravel bars. . After April 15, 1975, the use of ground contact v~Licles shall be subject to tennination within 72 hours of notification by the director. 4. Fuel storage areas shall be diked to prevent spillage into surface %~ters. 5. No equipment shall enter or cross active (open flowing) channels of ;,~tercourses. . Material r~val shall only be from exposed (de~.~tered) bars of the watercourse t~. t/~e e~xisting ice or water level. RenDval st~ll occur in such a rmar~ner kha% the water flow of the watercourse shall not be rechanneled, blocked or diverted. . Prior to spring breakup or upon completion of material removal the mining sites shall be graded smooth witch all berms and potJmles removed, and all depressions filled to prevent entrat]~,ent of fish. ~ Production Ccrgpany Approval LetCer Nov~ 21, 1974 Page -2- 8~ All mteriai including stockpiled mterial must ~be removed from the flood plain prior to spring breakup or Play 15, 1975, wb_ich- ever occurs first. 9~ The Depar~t of Fish and Game, Habitat P~ot~on Section, 1300 College Poad, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 (~hone 452-1531), shall be notified at least 14 days prior to ~cement of material removal operations and also upon completion of operations. 10. Free use of the material is allo%~ under the corxtition that if the well is a dry hole, the material and the facility constructed with the material will revert to the state upon ccmloletion of operations. If the %~11 is capable of production and permanent ~u~d exclusive use of t2~ material is desired, the material must be purchased pursuant to 11 AAC 76.40 ap~ 11 AAC 76.500 of the Material Sale P~ations. 11. An accountir~ of the material used based on inplace r~_asuremant at point of use must be filed with flue cc~pletion report. Water Supply, %~ste %~ter and solid %~ste disposal systens must be approved by the Division of Air and Water Quality, Department of Enviro~tal Conservation. 12. The director may require that his authorized representative be.. on site during any operations under this approval. 13. Any disturbed areas shall be repaired to the satisfaction of the director. 14. A copy of the application and approval letter shall be posted in a prominent location in the operators camp. 15. A ccmpletion report sb2~ll be filed within 15 days of ccm%oletion of operations. Sincerely, F. J. ~, Director PEDRO DENTON Ch~ef~ ~,.~[inerals Section BY: Pedro Denton Chief, Minerals Section cc: NC District ADF&G DM2 October 3, 1974 ~ Fog~ Island Bay State Unit ~1 A~oco Production Co~pany~ Operator Perm~it ~o. 74-44 Mr. G. J. Ross ~moco Production Company P. O. Box 779 .Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Dear Sir- Enclosed is %h~ approved application for permit to drill the above r~,ferenced welI~ on or about December 15~ 1974, at a location in Section 19, Township 11~ Range 17E, U.~. This w~ll is subject ~ the rules establishe~ in Conservation Or,er No. 83~Co Well samples~ core chips and a mud log_. are required. A directional survey is not required. ' Many rivers in Alaska and their drainage systems have been classified as important for the spawning or migration of anadromous fish. ~erations in these areas are subject to AS 16.05.870 and the regulations promulgated thereunder (Title 5, Alaska Ad_~inistrative Code). Prior to commencing operations you may be contacted by the Eabitat Coordinator's office, Department of Fish and Game. Pollution of any waters of the State is prohibited by .AS 46, Chapter 04~ Article 7 and the regulations promulgated there- u~der (Title 18, Alaska Administrative Code, Chapter 70) and by the Federal Water Pollution Control ,Act, as amended. Prior to commencing operations you may be contacted, by a representative of the Departn~ent of Environmental Conservation. Pursuant to AS 38.40, Local f{ire Under State Leases, the Alaska ~partment of Labor is being notified of the issuance of this pe~it to drill~ ¥ou~' very i.-/_., ..-. /-:,,.' .... ~6~er L. ~urrelt Chairman Alaska 0il and Gas Conservation Committee Enclosure ~r. C. J~ Roms ~2-, october 3, 1974 ~epart~ent of Fish and Game~ ~abitat Section w/o encl. Department of a, nvlron~ental Conservation w/o encl Department of Labor, Supervisor, Labor Law Compliance ~.lvlsion w/o encl Amoco Production Company P. 0. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 September 26, 1974 File: GJR-668-WF Mr. Homer L. Burrell, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir: Re: Change of Location Foggy Island Bay State Unit Well No. 1 Our letter of September 9, 1974, File: GJR-615-WF, transmitted our application to drill the referenced well. Please be advised that Amoco wishes to move the surface location from the small island in Section 19 to the principle shoreline approximately 2500' to the southeast. Pur- suant with this desire, we are providing your Form 10-401 reflecting this surface location change. We are also attaching a revised Develop- ment Plan necessitated by the location change. Please note that this well will be drilled within the limits of the Prudhoe Bay Field, Lisburne Oil Pool. Consequently, all operations will be conducted in accordance with these rules. Note also that although the new location is withinlS00' of the lease line, the adjoining pro- perty has similar ownership. Therefore, this location will comply with the spacing provisions, Rule 2 of Conservation Order No. 83-C. This well is to be drilled as a "Tight Hole." Consequently, we respect- fully request that information regarding it be maintained confidential for a two-year period as provided by State law. Yours very truly, George J. Ross Area Superintendent At tachmen ts CON FI DE-NTIAL Porto I0-- 401 1:LEV. I--1--71 STATE OF ALASKA SUBMIT IN /'RI,' (Other mstruetlot. reverse side) OIL AND GAS CONSERVA,TION COMMITTEE PERMIT TO DRILL OR DEEPEN 1-8.. ?YPI~ O~" WOI[K DRILL J~ DEEPEN J-] b. TYP~OF W~LL o,~ ~ o,. ~ o~,, Exploratory s,~, ~ ~,',~,~,,, ~] W~LL W~LL ZON~ ZONZ NAME OF OP~TOR Amoco Production Company ~. O. Box 779, ~chorage, A~aska 99510 LOCATION OF WELLAt surface 650' FEL, 700' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM At proposed prod. zone same 13, DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 14 miles S 63 W to Deadhorse API #50-029-20146 6. LE~SE DESlGNA~ON ~ ~I~3~L NO. ADL 47506 7. IF INDIAN, AJ.J-~'i~r~E OR TH/BE NAME 8. UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME Foggy Island Bay State Unit 9. WELL NO. 1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat !1. SEC., T,, R., M.. (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE~ Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM 12. TYPE Surety and/or No. 14. BOND INFORMATION: Statewide 0il and Gas Bond - Division of Lands Bond File Amount 650 ft. 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED* LOCATION TO NEAREST PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE, FT. (Also to nearest drig, unit, if any) 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION* TO NEAREST WELL DRILLING, COMPLETED. OR APPLIED FOR, FT. N/A 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, CH, etc.} 16 ft. GR $100,000. 16. NO. OF ACRE.~ IN LEASE 2480 19. PROPOSET) DEPTH 11,000 f t. 17, NO, ACRES ASSIGNED TO THiS WELL 601 20, ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS rotary 22 APPROX. DATE WORK WILL STAR'F* 12-15-74 23. PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGR~uM SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASING WEIGHT PER FOOT GRADE sE"rTING DEPTH quantity of cement 26" 20" "!'" 85 H-40 150 ' 420 s,acks 17-1/2'~ 13-3/8" 68 K-55 2,500' 2200 sacks , 12-1/,4" 9-5/8" 40 S-95 5,7.30' 9-5/8" 43.5 S-95 8,240 ' 9-5/8" 47 S-95 9~4,00' 7,50 Sacks 8-1/2" 7" (liner) 26 S-95 11,000' 250 sacks NOTE: Surface location changed from 2150' FWL, 2050' FSL, Sec. 19, to .650,'.,FEL,.. 700' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM in order to movd?:ih~?lOda~ion ~'0f~ the' small iSland and onto the adjoining mainland !,~.~ : Blowout Preventer Program: 1. A 20" Hydril, 2000 psi WP, will be utilized as BOP unti~l,'~3~3/8'"' casing~ !i~ 2 A 13-5/8" 5000 psi WP, 10 000 psi test, ~ydril and double gare-~yp~e BOP with · ~ ~ /- i ..... ' ; .... blind rams and pipe rams will be used below 13-3/8" casing point. IN ABOVE SPAC~ ~)~CP,/BE ~OPOS~ PR~R.~: If ~I Is to dee~n give ~ on present p~u~ive zo~ ~d pro~ ~w preclusive ~e. If ~1 is W drill or ~n ~e~[o~lly, give ~rt~ent ~' on s~Osu~a~ ~tW~ ~d meas~d ~d ~ue 've~ical dept. Gt~-bi~{ ~e~e0ter-P~gFam. - 24. I here~LeertlfY[;h that the Forego~t~e an& Correct DA~Z _September 26~ 1974 Area Superintendent (This space for State office use) t SAMPLES AND CORE CHIPS YES [] NO DIRECTIONAL SURVEY [] YES ~/~ NO CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: M,UD LOG , ~YES , [] NO SEE TRANSMITTAL LETTER A.P.I. ~CAL CODW- October 2, 1974 ..~,October 2~ 1974 24 L--- ~ PROPOSE D ~ ;FOGGY ISLAND BAY i /STATE No, I /LAT : 70°17'16,27'' I /' LONG: 147c54'15.40'' , // x: 758,s76 i ¢/ Y=5,959,299 ~~/' G?OUNU. ELEV.,'6' 35 36 TIIN TION .qE4 uck Island Point ~rower 3O SCALE l": I MILE CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR ~4 ~ / / .!tx I hereby certify that I am properly registered and . licensed to practice land surveying in the State of Alaska and that this plat represents a location survey made by me or under my supervision, and that all dimensions and other details are correct. Date SURVEYOR NOTE: t Topo token from CS.C &G.S Beechey Point (B-2)Aiasko. REV~.E D NAME REv tS [-.D SEPT 25, 1974 SEPT 20,1974 ?EFT 9,1974 C J R C JR C JR 2502 West Northern Lights Boulevard Anchordge PROPOSED I I 1 ~ ' FOGGY ISLANI~ STATE No. I Located in PROTRACTED .SEC Id, T Ii N ~,R 17 E i UM..M_t;I'T MFRIDIAI'~.ALASKA Surveyed for AMOCO PRODUCTION - - I I __ ._~" ._..,,~ Surveyed by -- ---'" E M. LINDSEY & ASSOC. LAND & HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS Box Attachment A Detailed Drilling Program Foggy Island Bay State Unit Well No. 1 Ill CASING PROGRAM A. Casing Specifications Hole Size 26" 17-l/2 12-1/4" 8-1/2" Size 20" 13-3/8" 9-5/8" 7" Casing _Specifications Weight Grade Cplg 85 H-40 Vetco 68 K-55 Buttress 40 S-95 Buttress 43.5 S-95 Buttress 47 S-95 Buttress 26 S-95 Buttress Setting Depth 150' 2,500' 5,730' 8,240' 9,400' 9,200'- 11,000' Notes: Safety factors for 9-5/8" and 7" casing strings as follows: Tension: 1.8 Collapse: 1.125 Burst: 1.0 2. Mud weight assumed to be 10 ppg. Running of 7" liner will be contingent upon log, test results. B. Cementing Program Casing Size Est. No. Sacks Type Cement Desired Top 20" 13-3/8" 9-5/8" 420 Permafrost Surface 2200 Class G + 100' Accelerator 750 Class G + Stage 1 - Retarder 7900' Stage 2 - 2400' 7" (liner) 250 Class G + 9,200' · Retarder CONFiDeNTiAL -2- Notes: le Cement volumes subject.to revisions after review of caliper logs. 20" conductor to be cemented down outside of casing to surface. 13-3/8" surface casing to be run with float shoe and duplex float collar. 9-5/8" intermediate casing to be run with float shoe, float collar, and stage collar and cemented in two stages. 7" liner to be set on drill- pipe with float shoe and float collar. me Ail cement columns to tie back above shoe of casing string previously set. e Any fluid left in annular space across permafrost zone will be non-freezing, such as diesel oil or "casing pack." II. BLOWOUT PREVENTION PROGRAM A. Equipment and Specifications 20" 2000 psi Hydril will be used as BOP (diverter) until 13-3/8" casing is set. 13-5/8" ID 5000 psi WP, 10,000 psi test, Double Gate BOP with blind and pipe rams, plus 5000 psi type GK Hydril to be used below 13-3/8" casing point. Upon selection of contractor, detailed description and drawing will befurnised to include choke assembly and kill line. B. BOP Testing Procedures Ram-type BOP's shall be tested to the rated working pressure of the BOP stack assembly when initially installed and once each week thereafter; to the~s~'~f--~80% of~fnternal ¥~A]7~ pressure ~-~casing or b) BOP stack working pressure, prior to drilling out after each string of casing is set and following any repairs that require disconnecting a pressure seal in the stack. In addition, ram operation will be tested ~~~9.o~ a minimum of each 24-hour period. The Hydril-type BOP will be tested to its rated_ w__9or~k~n_~g_.p_r~s- sure after initial ins_~allation and to at least 50% of rated working pressure once each week thereafter. In addition, tq~e H~-d-r~l be_~_c~tu~t~_e~ against drill collars at least once pe~_w~eek to assure proper functioning. ' ......................... · CONFiDeNTiAL -3- Choke and kill lines will be flushed at least once per week with water or diesel. All manifold valves shall be operated weekly and lubricated as necessary. Kelly cock and safety valve will be on the floor at all times and will be readily accessible. Rig supervisor will schedule BOP drills to familiarize crews with operation of BOP equipment and with emergency drill procedures. III. DRILLING FLUID PROGRAM A. Interval 0 - 2500' Plan to use bentonite - fresh water, low solids, non-dispersed mud System utilizing Amoco Drillaid 421 to flocculate system. A sufficient viscosity will be maintained to clean the hole. B. Interval 2500' - TD A low solids, non-dispersed fresh water mud system will be utilized with properties roughly as follows: Weight: 8.7 - 9.8 ppg (higher if required) Viscosity: 36 - 44 sec/quart Plastic Viscosity: 12 - 18 Yield Point: 4 - 6 Percent Solids: 2 - 4 Fluid Loss: 10 - 15 cc above 6500' 8 - 10 cc below 6500' The above properites will be adjusted as necessary to keep the hole clean and stable while striving to maintain the best properties for optimum hydraulics and penetration rate. The mud system will be comprised of materials which are quite bland and not detrimental to the environment. The following tabulation lists the materials to be used along with the composition and principle use of each: Material Composition pr. in¢ipal Use Bentonite Benex Drillaid 421 Montmorillonite clay Organic polymer Partially hydrolized polyacrylide- Viscosifier, filtrate reducer Bentonite extender, solids flocculant Selective solids flocculant CON : DEMT AL -4- Material Drillaid 425 Cypan Drillaid 405 Soda Ash Barite Visquick Super Lube Flow HME or Drillaid 402 Nut Plug Kwik-Seal Composition Sodium polyacrylate Acrylonitrile polymer C8 to Ci0 straight chain alcohol, bio- degradable Sodium carbonate (common washing soda) Barium sulfate Asbestos Pure gilsonite Nonionic liquid homo- genizer' Walnut hulls Controlled mixture of flakes, fibers, granules Principle Use Filtrate reducer, wall cake stabilizer (same as Drillaid 425) Torque.and drag reducer Calcium removal to allow most beneficial use of Benex, 421 Mud weighting material Viscous "pills for hole cleaning" Shale stabilization., filtrate reducer "Coupler" for Super Lube Flow Lost circulation control Lost circulation control IV. Be Co TESTING, CORING, SAMPLING, LOGGING PLANS Logging Program Dual Induction Log Compensated Sonic-Gamma Ray (Integ.) Compensated Density-G~mma Ray Dipmeter (HDT) (4-arm) Long Spaced Sonic Temperature Sidewall Neutron (SNP-GR) Mud Logging w/Chromatograph Velocity Survey 150' - TD 150' - TD 150' - TD 2500' - TD 2500' - TD 2500' - TD Lisburne top - TD Surface - TD - TD Sampling Program Drill cutting samples to be collected at 30 ft. intervals from surface to 2000''and at 10 ft. intervals from 2000' to TD. Samples will be continuously taken from shale shaker. Coring Program Intervals for possible diamond coring to be determined on the basis of porosity and/or oil or gas sample shows. A maximum COMFI D NTIAL -5- De of 475 feet of core is tentatively scheduled for the Lisburne porosity zones. Sixty sidewall cores may be obtained in the Cretaceous-Ter tiary. Testing Program Intervals for possible drillstem tests will be determined from review of samples, mud logs, cores and logs. It is tentatively scheduled to drillstem test the Lisburne porosity zones in open hole. CONFiDENTiAL Attachment B Development Plan Foggy Island Bay Unit Well No. 1 I. DESCRIPTION OF AREA AND NATURAL SETTING The proposed location is approximately 14 miles northeast of 'the Deadhorse airstrip adjacent to the Beaufort Sea. The cite lies on a river delta island on the west fork of the Sa§avanirktok River, and is at an elevation of 10 feet above mean sea level. The terrain is quite flat and lacking significant relief. Vegetation is limited II. cONSTRUCTION AND OPERATING PLANS A. Access and Operating Plans Upon receiving an approved drilling permit, Amoco plans to move in surveyors and stake the well location, pads for drilling rig, campsite, staging area and airstrip. Following freeze-up of the tundra, earthmoving equipment and a temporary camp will be moved overland from Prudhoe Bay to the lo- cation utilizing the existing winter road shown in Attachment B-1. The equipment will leave the existing winter road at a point in Sec. 2 T10N, R16 E and additional new winter roads will be con- structed to the location as noted on Attachment B-1. Amoco is applying to the Alaska Division of Lands and the Corps of Engineers, requesting the right to purchase and remove some 100,000 cubic yards of gravel from the active channel of the west fork of the Sagavanirtok River approximately three miles south of the proposed location. We are proposing to excavate gravel from unvegetated gravel bars along the river channel extending through sections 1 and 12 of T10N R16 E. The existing and new winter roads noted in figure B-1 will be utilized to transport the grav- el. The area of the river channel that will be utilized to ob- tain the gravel volume is not known at this time, due to the un- know~ depth of the indicated gravel bars. Attachment B Page. 2 II. B. Location and Details of Planned Construction and Other Surface Alterations Areas of planned construction have been sketched on the topo- graphic map included as Attachment B-1. More detailed views of the drilling and camp areas are shown on Attachment B-2. Con- struction is planned to provide for only winter operations with equipment to be moved out prior to thawing of the tundra or stacking of the equipment during the summer months. Construction details are as follows: 1. Drilling Pad - approximately 400 ft. X 100 ft. to accomodate drilling rig and associated equipment, storage area, reserve pit and burn pit. The drilling contractor and specific drill- ing rig to be used have not yet been selected. Attachment B-2 has been prepared using a rig layout for a Parker Drill- ing rig currently on the North Slope. Pad configuration and dimensions are subject to change depending upon the drilling rig.selected for the job. The location selected is situated on a small hill and if gravel is encountered in leveling the location, it will be used to supplement river bed gravel in the construction of all-weather pads. A minimum of five feet of gravel will be utilized in the construction of the drilling pad to minimize thawing of the permafrost. The reserve pit will be located adjacent to the drilling rig and will have a capacity of 30,000 b~a~.rels, requiring approx- imate dimensions of 80 ft. X 310 ft~.'~deep. The pit will be excavated as required and diked with earthen and gravel walls. The pit will be sealed with bentonite to prevent seepage. Two additional pits will be required on tile drilling pad to provide for disposal of incinerator ash and for burning waste petroleum products recovered during testing operations. Both the burn pits and the reserve pit will be back-filled and mounded over with gravel upon completion of drilling operations. 2. Camp Area - approximately 350 ft. x 80 ft. The layout may be revised upon selection of the drilling contractor. A 50-man camp is anticipated, complete with quarters, galley, utilities, water treating and sewage and solid waste disposal facilities. A minimum of 5 feet of gravel will be utilized in the construc- tion of the camp pad in order to minimize thawing of the perma- frost. Attachment B Page 3 II. B. 3. Staging Area, to include material and fuel storage and tubular goods racks. This area may also be modified upon. selection of rig and camp. It will be constructed of a mini- mum of 5 feet of gravel to minimize thawing of the permafrost 4. Airstrip - approximately 6000 ft. x 150 ft. of usable surface, overall width 200 ft. Strip to be oriented with a bearing S 89° W in the flat area southwest of the wellsite. The strip will be constructed of ice and snow to give a winter only sur- face which will accomodate Hercules type aircraft capable of payloads up to 50,000 pounds. 5. Access Road - A winter road approximately 24 ft. wide x 3 miles long will be built from the existing winter road in section 2, T10N, R16 E to the drilling location. This is the only road deemed necessary and will provide access to both the gravel source and the water source. A survey plat will be furnished showing the actual layout of the above upon selection of the rig and completion of layout design. Cutting or disturbance of the tundra will be avoided except where necessary to level the wellsite, camp site, or for pit construction. Gravel will be utilized for the con- struction of all weather pads for the drilling rig, camps and material storage only. Ice and snow will be utilized in the construction and maintenance of all other facilities. C. Production, Transportation and Marketing Facilities in the event of Discovery of Commercial Quantities of Hydrocarbons In the event of an oil discovery, tentative plans are to install treating facilities on the drilling pad. The crude will eventual- ly be delivered to market, presumably either at Prudhoe Bay or at some nearer delivery point on the Trans-Alaska Pipeline, roughly 15 miles to the southwest. The type and capacity of the facilities will be dependent upon the quality of the discovery and upon the eventual market for the oil. In the event of a gas discovery, the type of facility will also be dependent upon the gas market. It is likely that a gas discovery at this location would be shut-in for some time unless of suffi- cient magnitude to attract an imnmdiate market outlet. D. Planned and Alternate Water Supply Sources The primary source of v~ater for camp and drilling operations will Attachment B Page 4 II. Do the shallow lakes in section 25,'TllN, R16 E. Crews will be maintained at the location in a camp to be furnished by the drilling contractor. Drilling operations will proceed on a 24-hOur per day basis. A contract caterer will provide food, lin- en and janitor service at the camp. III. SURFACE PROTECTION AND RESTORATION PLANS A. Handling and Disposal of Waste Materials Excess Drilling Fluids, previously described as a fresh water-base mixture of relatively bland materials, will be disposed of by back- filling the reserve pit at the conclusion of the drilling operation. Oil or substances which may cause damage to vegetation will be treat- ed or disposed of prior to back-filling pits. Combustible waste will be disposed of by incineration where possible or by open 'burning in a burn pit. Ashes from incineration processes will be placed in the burn pit and buried at the conclusion of the operation. Non-combust- ible wastes will be buried when pits are back-filled or will be re- moved from the area. We tentatively plan to dispose of sewage by means of a physical - chemical disposal plant. The exact size and type of such a unit will not be known until a specific contractor and rig are selected. The unit will likely have incineration capabilities for sewage, dunnage, and other solid wastes. Liquid effluent from the sewage treatment plant will be utilized as make-up water for the drilling mud system. The design of sewage and solid waste disposal systems will be reviewed with the Department of Environmental Conservation of the State of Alaska for its approval. B. Surface Restoration Ail pits will be back-filled, and dikes surrounding storage areas will be leveled. %~e reserve pit will be mounded over with gravel to allow for a certain amount of settling subsequent to back-fil- ling. Ail debris and waste materials will be incir~erated~ buried or removed from the area. The required surface dry-hole marker will be installed on the wellhead if appropriate and the cellar back-filled. Ail gravel pad surfaces will be re-seeded and/or fertilized ac- cording to recommendations to be solicited fr.o~ thee ~la~ka ~Di~isi~n . Attachment B Page 5 III. C. Fuel Storage and Handling Fuel required during dirt work and drilling operations includes diesel, regular gasoline, aviation gasoline and jet fuel. Storage units will consist of barrels, fabric bladder tanks and bolted steel tanks. ~ll fuel storage areas will be surrounded by dikes of sufficient height to contain the maximum stored volume. The sides and bottom of each storage area will be lined with an oil- resistant plastic material and seams sealed to present an imperv- ious barrier° The plastic material will be removed prior to leveling the dikes and abandoning the location. J L .... .J .. / SEA ~ · ~.. . . '_ /%, ',, /~ ( "~_-" .-- ....... '7.~ . ~ ..... ~ .~; '~~"~-~ ~ ."~ .... ' lb': ~ , ,' ~ -- ~ ~.. ~ · . / ~-~ ~ . . ~ ~ - '~-, - ........ ~"- < .' "~ ~ Locmior, of /~/ Y :5,956,008 ~ ~ k~ ~---~9~" .. ~ /' , t, ,, ~,P ~..X~x ~... ~-_~c~,X :1~ ,." t ¢%(~ ' /- ~' ~ ,:~ x ~ ~' / X W/ _ ~ -," LAI = 70©!6'22'' LONG: 147°58'~6'' X: 750,4~ SCALE I": 2000' Y: 5,95~,44~ NOTE: I. Beorihg$ end distances ere true. WINTER AIRSTRIP ACCESS ROAD Located PROTNACT£D SEC 25, T 'HN R IRE 8, t;EC 9 3E T ;IN~ ','E ,~M,AT MER,A~, Surveyed for AMOCO PRODUCTIO CO, StJr ~eyed Dj F.M. LINDSEY & ASSOC. LAND & HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS 2502 West Northern Lights Boulevard Box 4-081 Anc borage A lask,~ BEAUFORT SEA uc~ Island Point Brower 23 1 TIINJ TION. .STATE OF ALASKA A.D.L. 47506 WELL No. I LA-r: : 70°17'29.55'' LONG.: 147e55'18.58'' X = 756,663 Y = 5,960,574 O' GROUN.__D ELEV. = ~ 36 3O 34 /J _ / SCALE I"= I MILE CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR I hereby certify that I am properly registered and licensed to practice land surveying in the State of Alaska and that this plat represents a location survey made by me or under my supervision, and that all dimensions and other details are correct. Date j/x' SURVEYOR CO F DENTiAL c j R PROPOSED AMOCO STATE OF ALASKA A. D L. 47506 WELL No. I Locoted in PROTRACTED SEC. 19~ T IIN.~R I?E~ UMIAT MFI~IDIAN~ALASKA Surveyed for AMOCO PRODUCTION CO, Surveyed by F. M. LINDSEY 8t ASSOC. LAND & HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS 2,502We87 Northern Lights Boulevard Box 4-081 Anchorage Alaska ,780w~-J '7. Amoco Production Company September 9, 1974 File: GJR-615-WF Mr. Homer L. Burrell, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Sir: P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 ! i' C FIDEiI Re: Application for Permit to Drill Foggy Island Bay State Unit Well No. 1 Submitted herewith for your approval is our State of Alaska Form 10-401, application for permit to drill Amoco's proposed Foggy Island Bay State Unit Well No. 1. Also attached for your consideration is our development plan for the proposed location. Please find our draft for $100.00 enclosed as payment of the required filing fee. Since this well is to be drilled on a "Tight Hole" basis, we respectfully request that information regarding it be maintained in a confidential status for a two-year period as provided by state law. Very truly yours, ~hn C. Schillereff Supervisor in Charge, Acting cc: A. M. Roney - w/Attachments P. H. Garrison - w/Attachments SLB :kt Porto i0-- 401 1flay'. I-|--71 lB. TTP~ OF WORK SUBMIT IN 'I'R[! (Other instruction. reverse side) STATE O.F ALASKA OIL AND. GAS CONSERVATION ,COMMITTEE PERMIT TO DRILL'OR" DEEPi~N DRILL :[~ DEEPEN [] b. TYP~ OF W~LL OIL ~-~ GA, [~ Exploratory .,NoL. [~] ~,',,,,",,' WgLL W~LL OTH~ ZON~ ZONE NAME OF oP~TOR ~oco Production Company 3. ADDRESS O~ OPERATOR P. O. Box 779, Anchorage,, Alaska 99510 ~. LOCATION OF W~-LL mtsurface 2150'~:FWL, 2050' FSL, Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM At proposed prod. zone same 13. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 14 miles S 63 W to Deadhorse 6,L~AS~- DI~IGNATION AJWD SI[ERIAL NO. ADL 47506 ?. IF INDIAN, AI..~.~O]-l'p:k. OR TRIBE NA.M~ 8. UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME Foggy Island Bay State Unit 9. WELL NO. 1 I0. FIELD AND POOL. OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC.. T., R.. M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 19, TllN, R17E, UPM 14. BOND INFOP~MATION: Statewide 0il and Gas Bond - Division of Lands Bond File B-ii TYPE Surety and/or No. A.mount 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED* LOCATION TO NEAREST PROPEHTY OR LEASE LINE, FT. (Also to nearest drig, unit, if any) 2050 ft. 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION* TO NEARES]' WELL DRILLING, COMPLETED. N/A OR APPLIED FOR, NO, OF ACRES IN LEASE 2480 PROI~DSED DEPTH ' 11,000 f t. $100,000 I'/. NO. ACRES ASSIGNEr) TO THiS WELL 601 20. ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS rotary 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, CH, etc.) 22, APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START* 10 ft. GR 12-15-74 23. PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAbl SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASING WEIGHT PER FOOT GRAI:~E SE'I~I'ING DEPTH quantity of cement 26" 20" 150' 300 sacks :':::,'.-, ,-.:~ ./-'C~-':-C~; ,¢~)~ .... 17-1/2" 13-3/8" ,,2~,500' 2200 sacks ~., ~ ~, [~~ ~. 12-1/4" ~-5/8" ~0 S-95 5~7301 .... ~:' ' 9-5/8" 63.5 8-95 8~260~. ' .... ,;~:~ ' : ~,rJ~'~ 8-1/2" 9-5/8" 47 S-95 9,400' 750 sacks ~)/( '; -. ~'~ ~ ?:~ '> 7" (liner) 26 S-95 11,000' 250 sacks Blowout Preventer Program: CONFIDEN Ae A 20" Hydril, 2000 psi WP, will be utilized as BOP until 13-3/8" casing is set. A 13-3/8", 5000 psi WP, 10,000 psi test, Hydril and double gate type BOP with blind rams and pipe rams will be used below 13-3/8" casing point. IN ABOVE SPACE DIe,SCRIBE I~ROPOSED PROGRAM: If proposal is to deepen give d~ta on present p~:~ductive zone and proposed new pro'duc~ive zone. Jf_~p.r_o. po~sa.l is to drill or ~.~pen (lweettonally, give Pertinent clara' on stibsurface 10c~tWn~ arid measured ~nd true vertical depths. Give blowout P~-ev-e_nter- program. ' 24. I hereby c rtify that ~he Foregoing is True an/S Correct SIGNED DATE · (This space ~o~ S~te 'office u~) ~¢~" co~DI~oNS OF" DP~V~, IF ,, .~- ~ [ SAMPL~ AND CORE CHIPS R.~~~ MUD'~'LO,C~, ~ AP~O~ DAT~ 20 AAC 25.120: WEI,L ,~'I' Dia. Steel Post (4"Min.) ' M~-~ , Length (10' Hin.) Height Above Final Grade Lev{~l (4' .Hin.) ~e~. Top of Harker Pipe Cl~ed with' Ce,n,:,nt Pi6g Screw Cap Set: On Well Head ~, On Cutoff Casing , In Concrete Pl~g Distance Below Final Grade Lovel J-' ~ Ft. in. Side Outlets: All Valves and I:tpple~ Removed ~ ,>, With Bl[mts ~ , With Cement All Openings Closed 1 We Ids , Other INI:OI~,rlAT ION llF,,'~I)WEI,I)I.;I) I) I RI.i(:'I'.I.~I,Y '['0 :.i',l.:I.:i']i.', I'(~.';'1': (List ~qlere D~fferent from File l:~formation) Operator ~~ Ulllil[ 'or l~uase Name Well Number , Surface Loca[ion of WelL: Ft. F L, Irt., F L, ,Sec , T , R ,20 AAC 25.170: LOCATION CI, I.;AIi-Ui' PITS: ~_.~_~; Filled In Liners Removed or Buried Rough , Smooth /.~.i , Co.n.Coured , Flat Other , Debris Removed , C.ompacted CL[',,\,, UP OF PAD ,\t D/OR I,OCAT[(.),~. Clean , Pipe Scrap , Iron Sc'rail Paper 7' Ottmr .])/) , t'l , Hud , Cement SUI{ROUNI)IN3 AREA: I ~' Wooded , Brush , Tundra , Grass Sand , Other , Dirt , Gravel COI','I)I'FION SURI~,OUNI)[,X(; ,\I',F.A: Clean ~ , Trash from Site Other , 'l'r(:et; an.d/or Brush fro,n CleHring Site l ACC}.;SS R96D.: Di'rt,~//~,-- Gravel , Ice , Otl:er · -- I CONI)£T£ON. ACCF. SS ROAI) AND SURR(Jl;t~I)I.N(;' I Cl'ean~, Rough.' SInooth , Trasl~'from 0per;ltio,~$ , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Rt~ad ,.. , Spoil from Clearing Road Other ! / RECOHt-11CNI) APPROVAL OF ABAdl)O,.,,IF.:4'F: Yes , No /' Final Inspection ..~ INSPECTED BY '-'~. . ,. .~ ' I)ATE ~ ,..~. ' ,;j_ 05/26/81 CHECK LIST NEW WELL PERMITS .',~ Is well to be located in a defined pool... .. ,.~ Do statewide rules apply .. ........... , . . ~,?~. Is a registered survey plat .,'" is well located proper distanc Is well located proper di sufficient u · Is well to be de Is operator onl · Can pen be approved perator have a bond ,:. Is 'conductor string p fro~ ts enough cem'eht used Yes No Remarks ~te on conductor and sUrfa,ce~ .... .... c.ement, tie.~,in surface and intermediate or production strings . . . · cement cover a.ll possible productive horizons .......... - .... i"~"Wil]"'surface"casing c°ver~all fresh~waterz°~es' i ~ ~' ~ i .... ' i~~i~i:li', surface Csgo' internal' .'burSt equal .5 p~'/s ft. t e t s r n .... ~ ':~,¢¢m'. ,~-,;,¢x~~,¢~ ~:,~,,.~J;~"'Y;~%%~¢~=m~.. 1,1 as u te e 'in Colla Se and tension ' .... ;:~::'::.,DOes BOPE have sufficient'presSure rating , ' ; * : . . . ._ ,. ~:8i t'i'onal Requirements: ' :::~':.~:",~ ~¢~' ~ '::'~":'-':~'~--"~:1~ ' ' "-- HwKKEV-~' ~'~,~ 'Z .- ' -' JALLcs · :~'~,'¢;:.-"" ·~ ~ Company. CHECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS .Yes No Remarks .. Is well to be located in a defined pool ................. · Do statewide rules apply ....... m ....... ~ .......... ~~~ m mmm . Is a registered survey plat attached ...... ............ i..~ · Is well located proper'distance from 'property line ........... · ~'. well located proper distance from other wells ............ · Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool ........ · Is well to be deviated ......................... · ~.4. ~_~ · Is operator the only affected party ................... ~W_K __ _ · .Can permit be approved before ten-day wait ............... 0.' Does operator have a bond in force ........ · ........... K~ 1 Is conductor string provided ~ · · .e · · · · · e, · · · · · · · · · · ~ · · 2~ Is enough cement used to circulate on conductor and surface ...... 3.'.~.!I1 cement tie in surface and intermediate or prOduction strings . . . 4, Will cement cover all possible productive horizons ........... 5. Will surface~"casing cover all fresh water zones ............ 6.' Will surface csg. internal burst equal .5 psi/ft, to next string .... 7, Will all casing give adeqUate safety in collapse and tension ...... 8. Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating ............... ~idditional Requirements: _~.~..~.~ ................ CHECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS ....... ~ Yes No Remarks Is well to be located in a defined pool...~..:'~' ........... Do statewide rules apply ....... ..~":.'~ ........ , '~'... ~)~'~~ Is a registered survey plat attache~ ......... d .... ~. ~c~ ' . . Is well located proper di~nce froqoth~r we~ ....... ..~.~, . undedi~edi~ed~ -- abi~'''''~ ~:' 'this X~, z~ sufficient. '/ ~ ~ B ~val p~q . . r~' · · · Is well to be de~ted . ~ ' ' '~' ' ~(' ' ' ~' k"' .~.~.~' .., . . . Does~pera~r have a bond ~ r ~, .(?}....-?~:. ......... . IS 'conductor string p . . ,~'q-~".. i~i,:'~. ........... . Is enough come;~t used td~irculate on conductor and surface ...... : / ."W}ll cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings . . . . 7~'~. ~ cement cover ail possible productive horizons ........... . ~,lill surface casing cover all fresh, water zones ............ ,.. Will surface csg. internal burst equal .5 psi/ft, to next string .... l,fill all casing give adequate safety in collapse and tension Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating .............. ~' ~ > , -'-...) , . . (' ,:, CHECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS Company yes No Remarks . Is well to be located in a defined pool ................. · Do statewide rules apply ......................... ~xW,~/~+A/~a/< · Is a registered survey plat attached . ... · Is well located proper"distance from property line ........... ~ well located proper distance from other wells ............ x/~-_ Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool ........ Is well to be deviated ......................... · Is operator the only affected party ................... ~L~ ~= _ . Can permit be approved before ten-day wait ............... /~f .... 1. Is conductor string provided ...................... 2, Is enough cement used to circulate on conductor and surface ...... 3. i tl cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings . . . ~. Will cement cover all possible productive horizons ........... 5. Will surface casing cover all fresh water zones ............ 6. Will surface csg. internal burst equal .5 psi/ft, to next string .... I7. Will all casing give adequate safety in collapse and tension ...... 8. Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating ............... Additional Requirements: ,,,~ ,,~7..f.~~ ~~' O. Does operator have a bond in force ................... HWK ".~,~.~,p...,~ ,LCS HHft~~----'-'-JCM Am'P-~'O~/'~, "Recommended' ...... '- -'-'= ....... ?~$1 ~\i$~F{ OKG KLV JAL
