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Home My WebLink About174-051PLUGGING & LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT State of Alaska .ALASKA OIL & ~AS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Memorandum To File: API No. /~--'~C~OI-¢~ Operat°r Location Abnd Date 'Spud: ti . , TD: g~(( , Completed Note casing size, wt, depth, cmt vol, & procedure. Long Csg: 7~ a6-~. ~ ~' ~Y~ ~/~0 ~ Liner: Perf intervals - tops: Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance - provide loc. clear, code. ! - ' ' ~ ' O~'DP~ Well head cut off: Marker post or plate: Code Date August 19, 1982 ~r George Stadnicky Union Oil Company of California P.O. BOX" 6247 Anchorage, Alaska 99502 .:.~..~;:--:.ii~':'!':il Re: Preparation of Petrographic Thin-Sections from Cuttings and .' ' Core Chips in State We1! Sample Library .~,~-~-~.. ~ .- .~ .- ~ "%.,~'., Dear orge, . " :'~-~,:i: :"'~ ...... ._ ,,: _.. - :. ' -.. ' .... . . · ., >~-'~.!?':..--i...': our June ~0,' 1952 receipt of .the ~2 thin-~eotlon~ on the "?~"'~"~' ' ~s~n~rg,-:"'}m~~ Creek, ~-~to an~-~i~ "~int. wells and our. ~ly 2~, 1982 receipt of the C~ _~s~~rg residue c~pletes the project ~et forth in ~y ~rcb 5, 19~2 let=er to youe - · -:~,-.:e.'-,' .... The:/~ecttons all ap~ar to ~ ~11 ~de and accor~ngly constitute .- .?~ ?. .~ .. .. ., a valuable ad~tion to the State's ~r~nent libra~ o~ well t~.(. '-' .s~-ple.'and core ~teria~s. Please 1ut ~ extend the Com~ssion~s ~:;:~;~. _ tha~s to Jim Fri~rg, you, and al! ~nion. ~rsonnel involved for their res~cti~ ~rk in preparing =hose thin-sections from' ..~.~;~:-,.~.:... w~ll 'samples-and core.~:.chips, ? ~...-~-' ;.- March 5, 1982 Mr. C~orge stadnicky Union Oi! Company of California P.O. ~ 6247 Anchorage, '~Alaska 99502 Re i Preparation of Petrographic Thin-Sections from Well Samples and Core Chips in State L/brary Collection Dear C~orge, Pursuant to our recent discussions, permission is hereby granted to Union Oi! Company of California to extract a maximum lcc. of sample materia! per sa~le envelope, or 1cc. of core ~mterial per foot of core, from the State's set of samples and core chips for the ~arpose of preparing petrographic thin-sections within the designated ~ntervals ~n the following wells, subject to th~ below listed eonditions, Sample }~o. of Set ~o o ~el 1 Interval S ! ides 332 13-A 15 ~~'-~l~/iuk P~. _i~I-'~. Core= 3900'- 621~ ' SOCAL Cape Rsl~nberg 91 Core~ 6903'- 8365' Smpl~ 1450~- 5020' ~n~um Nulato Unit ~i Cores I0661'-11508' ~n ~m Napat~ Ct. ~I Core~ 3121'- 5760' 15 10 22 2 ~ts of the samples from the State collection are to be extracted only from those individual envelopes or bags in which total conte~t of cuttings is greater than 10cc. (No c~s are to be extracted if the 'volume of material .in t~ individual envelope is les___~s than 10cc.) 2~ Union will ~ovtde the State with a list of the sample intervals in each well from which material was extracted. 3~ In the event that you wish to prepare stained slides, it iS .requested that the sample or core m~terial be tmpr~nated with stain prior to epoxy mounting on the slide. ~. 2 )~-~'ch 5, 1982 ,' ~.r. George All petrographic thin-sections prepared are to be received by the C~mmisston by al)proximately May 3, 1982 and are to be transmftted direct to the Commission and not examined by outside parties. 5~ All residue and excess material is to be returned to the Cc~mission. No additional slides are to be prepared nor analyses made on the samples or core chips without specific co.~sent from the Commission. ?. Union shall bear all costs entailed. We are pleased to WOrk with ~ou in .this beneficial project and look forward to your c~mpany s continu~d exercise of care and good Judgement' in the handling of this limited quantity of valuable well material, ! know we both understand that the Statets well sample library is public property and that granting Union permission to extract portions of material f=um this library for the ~urpose of preparing the in. dicate~ slides enhances the value of the library and is in the public interest. William Van Alen Petroleum Geologist WVA/glh TO [)Al [' APP/'''~) STRATIGRAPHY January 26, 1982 N. R. Flurry B. E. Felber L. B. Gibson N. F. Kuich J. A. Patrice~li J F. Stone/ W. F. Sinclair ISOTOPIC AGE DATING OF IGNEOUS ROCKS FROM WELLS IN THE SEWARD ~ .PENINSULA AREA OF ALASKA. · ,~ Basalt samples from ditch cuttings in the ARCO, Norton Basin COST #1, and SOCAL, Cape Espenberg #1'wells plus cOre chips from the SOCAL, Nimiuk Point #1 well were sent to a consultant for isotopic age dating. The consultant's report-and time scales compiled by the Applied Stratigraphy group are attached. Our interpretation of the results of the isotopic age dating are as follows: Cape Espenberg #1 - Middle Eocene - This date has a small experimental error and-"the age is considered to be valid. KWN:dl Nimiuk Point #1 - probable Eocene - The statistical error was high due t6"'insufficien't sample material. However, if the true age lies within the range of'experimental error, the geologic age probably falls within the Eocene and could not .be younger than Early Oligocene. Due to the proximity of the Cape Espenberg and Nimiuk Point wells, it is logical to assume that the basalts from both wells represent the same geologic event and are approximately coeval. K. W. Nash EC. EIVEB I~,4AR 0 1 1982 ABska Oil & (~as Cons, Commission Ancho~ag~ 5oc c Socal Hi Nimiuk 5915', 5921' , 5923', 59.29", 5932' , 5934', 5938~, 5940' Basalt 42.3 + 10.2 Million years K/Ar' treated whole rock o- ~_he' intervals differ in detail but are essentially identical. The rock was originally composed of plagioclase, pyroxene, iron oxides and olivine. Only plagioclase remains as a fresh mineral. The remainder has been altered to chloritic micas or replaced by carbonate minerals. Both calcite and siderite appear to be present. The plagioclase is generally fresh in most intervals. Calcite veins are common. The grain size is variable between intervals but the texture and basic mineralogy remains identical The problem in obtaining a satisfactory age centers on a lack of sample. The core chips are too' smal-1 to obtain enough volume. The rock was treated to remove calcite and the in'tergranular micaceous material. The plagioclase was then concentrated. If a clean plagioclase separation could be made it is believed that a reliable age could be determined from the interval. The high error is caused by the relatively small sample size. The analysts would have rerun the sample if more sample had been available. The age indiCates the rock was probably crystallized in the Eocene. , RECEIVED MAR Alaska Oil & (:;as 6or~s. l,,nchorage / / / / Au~amt 28, i98.1 P. O. Box 900 D~tXas, Toxas 75221 Core Chips -- $OCAL Nimtuk Pc. #l In respoase to Foer phone Call last week, he~ are the £ollO~ing core chips within the 5910'- to S940' interval you ~s~ed £rc~ acre JS in the sub~e~t well: $915 ', 5921*, 5923', 5929', 5931e; S934', $938' and 5940'. Dave down you uid he'!d ~e happ~ take~' ~ to . It is my understa~itng ~hai Mobil will ~onduot an ~e ~tertal ~d send to ~ C~sst~ any sli~s ~at are ~ ~y 21, 1981 ~tter ~ y~.. William Van b_lea Petroleum Geologist Dr. L. B. Gibson ESC Stratiqraphic L~ratory Mobil 011Corporation~ P. O. Bo~ 900 Dallas, Texas 75221 WVA~v~I July 21, 1981 MS. Judith PatricelIi, Geologist Mobil Oil Corporation P. O. Box 900 Dallas, Texas 75221 Rez Special Analyses and Slides on State Well Samples Dear Oudy, Pursuant to our discussion July 20, 1981 permission is hereby granted to Mobil Oil Corporation to extract a maximum 1 cc. of sample material per sample envelope or 1 cc. of core material per foot of core from the State's set of samples and cores for the purpose of conducting the analyses and preparing of slides as indicated on the following wells, subject to the conditions set forth belowz Sample Set No. ~'el 1 Interval --~i3-a BenedUm Nulato Uni'--"-t No. 1 0'~£-i2~0i5TM - Vitrinite Reflectance (slides & report) 332 Standard Oil Company of Calif. Cape Espenberg #1 - Pyrolysis/Fluorescence (report) - Vitrinite Reflectance (slides & report) - Total Organic Carbon (report) Stand. ard Oil Company of Calif. ~s c ence ( report ) - Vitrinite Reflectance (slides & report) - Total Organic Carbon (report) 100'-8,370' ~ 100'-6, 310' Ms. Judith Pa.,~'~-~'el Ii Mobil Oil Corporation July 21, 1981 CO~DIT IONS 1) Cuts of the sample and/or core material from the State collection are to be extracted only out of those indivi- dual envelopes or bags in ¥;hich total content of cut- tings or core material is greater than 10 cc. (No cuts are to extracted if the volume of material in the in- dividual envelope is less then 10 cc.) 2) Mobil will provide th~-State with.a list of the specific sample 'and core footages from which material was ex- tracted. 3) All slides and reports are to be received by the Com- mission by approximately November 1, 1981. 4) All residue and excess material is to be returned to the C~mmission. 5) All slides and reports are to be transmitted direct to the Commission and not examined by outside parties. We are pleased to work with you in this beneficial project and look forward to your company's exercise of care and good judgement in the handling of this limited quantity of valuable well material. I know we both understand that the State's well sample library is public property and that granting Mobil per- mission to extract portions of material from this library for the purpose of preparing the indicated slides and reports enhances the value of the library and is in the public interest. Very truly Yours, William Van Alen Petroleum Geologist cc: Dr.. L.' B. Gibson ESC Stratigraphic Laboratory Mobil Oil Corporation P. O. BOX 900 Dallas, Texas 75221 August 21, 1979 Re: Acquisi~ of drill cuttings and core chips for preparation of Paleontological slides Mr. ~ a. ~allc,9 Union Otl Ccmpany of California 2323 Knoll Drive Ventura, California 93003 Dear Bob~ In response-to our August ~, 1979 discussion, permission is hereby granted to Union Oil COmpany to make small quantity cuts (approximately one c~... maximum each) from the State's set of samples and cores for the purpose-of prepay-- ~ foraminiferal slides, palynological slides, kerogen slides, nannoplankton slides and/or siliceous microfossil sli~es of the desi~~ intervals in the foll~ng wells: Set No. 199-A - 13-A 325' Well Inlet Otl Co. Fish Creek #1 P. B. Benedum Nulato Unit #1 ~ Nimiuk Pt. Interval '60-20'25-(p~ynol~ioal omy) 0-12,015 3490-4990 (siliceous microfossil only) Cuts are to be made only ~frcm those intervals in %.hich the volum~ of cuttings or core materia3, in each State library sample is greater than 10cc, No-cut is are to be ~dLra~ frcm any individual envelope or bag if the quantity of sample-or core material in said envelope or bag is less than 10cc. Union will provide the State with a list of the specific sample and core footages sampled. Union shall assu~ all costs entailed and will provide the Ala~ka Oil and 'Gas Conservation Cc~ission with a · ccmplete set 'of all slides prepared and return all r~maining sample and ,core residues. Two sets of ~lynological slides are to be prepared, one set of ~hich will be received by the Cc~mission by approx/mately November 1, 1979. The second set of palynological slides and the balance of thu other slides are to be received by apurc~imately ~r 1, 1979. All slides are. to be shipped direct to the Ccmmission and are not 'to be examined by outside parties. Very truly yours, iii V Aen cc~ John A, Packard', Jr. Union - Anchorage AMERICAN STRATIGRAPHIC COMPANY ' - ..... '~'""~ * ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99.501 4540 BUSINESS PARK E~LVD. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 MINERAL ANALYSIS febr. uary T4," 1977 Mr. John Leverson Division of Oil & Gas State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear John' Re' Standard Oil Co. of California #1 Nimiuk I took the liberty of having two small chips of core from the interval 6299- 6305 analyzed by Chemical and Geological Laboratories of Alaska, Inc. These chips were a brown translucent mineral which is associated with the dark dolomites'of this core. ~ Test results showed this mineral to be a zinc sulfide containing 56% zinc, 2.1% iron and 20%+ acid insoluble residue which resembled sulfur. Some reations with HCL was noted and was probably from a dolomite portion although sample was not tested for calci'um and magnesium. It is my opinion from, visual examination and laboratory test that this is an impure sphalerite. Sincerely yours, /Ronal d BrockwaY- RB/vg MEMORAND.uM DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Oil and Gas TO: O.K. Gilbreth, Y~ Director THRU: Hoyle !t. Hamilton FROM' State DATE: FILE NO: Chief Petroleum Engineer¢~TELEPHONE NO: Ted Stagg I rJ~ SUBJECT: Petroleum nspecto Alaska August 20, 1975 Final Abandonment of SOCAL Cape Espenberg No.1, Sec. 25, T12N, R25W, KRr. l and SOCAL Nimiuk Point No.1 Sec. 34, T16N, R16W, KRM. Monday August 18, 1975 - I departed Anchorage at 9:00 AM on Wien Air Alaska and arrived-in Kotzebue at 12:05 PM, Anchorage time.. Bill Sauer, SOCAL Area Drilling Engineer, traveled with me on the flight. The purpose of the trip was to inspect the abandoned locations of SOCAL's Cape Espenberg No. 1 and Nimiuk Point No. 1 wells that had been drilled during the winter of 1974-75. In order to do this, helicopter transportation from the Kotzebue airport had been arranged by Coke Foster of S & G Construction and he was standing by.with the helicopter when we arrived in Kotzebue. Sauer, Foster and I departed Kotzebue at 12:30 PM and flew southwest across Kotzebue Sound to the location of the supply depot that was used in connection with the Cape Espenberg No. 1 well (See Photo #1). The supply depot is located on the beach approximately two miles west of Cape Espenberg. We circled the supply depot, which appeared to be very clean from the air, then flew to the Cap_e Espenberg No. 1 well site following the route of the ice road that was used ----~n transporting supplies from the supply depot to the well site. Most of the supply road followed the shoreline and no trace of the road was visible from the air. On the portion of the winter road that crossed the tundra only about 200 yards of tracks were visible. When we reached the Cape Espenberg No. 1 site we circled the location and then landed. I spent approximately 20 minutes walk- ing over the site and found the pad to be in excellent condition. No gravel had been available for this drilling pad .so the dril)tng rig had been supported by pilings. A lake very close to .the well site. had been used as a landing strip. When the drilling operations were completed the pilings were sheared off and the pad was covered over with dirt. This work was completed in April 1975 and at the time of this inspection native vegetation of several types has taken root and is well on the way toward covering the pad {See Photo #2}. Upon completion of the inspection of the Cape Espenberg No. 1 well site, we boarded the helicopter and flew back across Kotzebue Sound to the location of the Nimiuk~ Point No.l_we)..1, We landed atthe well site and I spent approximately 20 minutes -------lO~king over the location. This drilling pad was made with gravel taken from the beach of the Hotham Inlet side of the Kotzebue Peninsula (See Photo #3). An air- strip, supply.depot, and crew camp were located on the beach where the gravel was taken and a gravel road was built from there to the drilling pad. I found the pad to be very clean and level with no further work needed. Upon completion of the drilling pad inspection we boarded the helicopter and flew along the gravel access road to the location of the airstrip, supply depot, and crew camp. We did not land but the road and camp site appeared from the air to be very clean. No equipment..or.trash was visible from the air. O. K. Gilbreth, Jr. Page 2 T.Stagg - Field Trip Report Cape Espenberg and Nimiuk Pt.- SOCAL August' 20, 1975 From here ~;le flew across the Hotham Inlet to the location of a supply depot on the Melville Channel of the Kobuk River. This supply depot is still active but will be abandoned later this year. T~lo bladder tanks of fuel and other supplies are now at this location. A well site was proposed near this supply depot but plans for drilling have been suspended. A winter road had be~n used from the supply depot on the Kobuk River to the well site but no drilling pad was constructed. An eight-man advance camp had been set up close to the pro- posed drill site and as we flew over we saw several men in the process of a final clean up of the advance camp. l, le returned to the Kotzebue airport at approximately 3'40 PM Anchorage time. We had lunch at the ne~ hotel on Front Street and then caught the ~'.~ien flight; back to Anchorage arriving in Anchorage 9'05 P~}. In summary, I inspected the abandoned locations of SOCAL's Cape Espenberg ~.Io. 1 and Nimiuk Point No. 1 wells. ~Both well s~es.were found to be in s..atisfactory condition for final ab.ando~ent. ~ al-so flew over the sites of the supply depots ~n~ t~e access roads used for both of these wells and found that from the air they appeared to be very clean, I flew over the supply depot and ~,~inter road constructed for a well that was to be drilled near the Kobuk River. This well will not be drilled and clean up of the supply depot on the Kobuk River and the advance camp is presently under way. Alas~._ Oil~'and ,Gas Co:~ 'ervation Commit ; .~ Field Inspection Report .~ Drilling Permit Operator .[~'oc ,'I L. Well Name & No, /'~.~ ,~- ~.~ .~,;!~CP. ~ ~ ~ Number Inspected by /rD ~:~,q~-~ .... s Rep.~, ~%~ ~%~[~ Contr Rig No Saris factory I rem .,, Satis factory , I rem Yes No ~' , Yes No ( ) 1. Well Sign ( ) ( ) 11. Manifold Pressure Test ( ) 2. Safety Valves-Floor ( ) ( ) 12. ~P Pressure Test ( ) 3. Safety V~lves-Kelly ( ) ( ) 13. Reserve Pit ( ) 4. Safe~y Valves-Subsurface (.) ( ) 14. Pit Berm ( ) 5. BOP Closing System ( ) ( ) 15. Location Be~ ( ) 6. Remote ~Controls ( ) ( ) 16. Fuel Berm ( ) 7. Drilling~ Spool-outlets ( ) ( ) 17. Operations off "Pad" ( ) 8. Fi~ Lines ( ) ( ) 18. "General Housekeeping" ( ) 9. Kill Lines ~L ( ) 19. Abd. Marker in place ( ) 10. Manifold Chokes ( ) ( ) 20. Water Well covered Remarks: ~'~ '~ . ,. , - I Signed. '%./-~-~d." d'/.~ ~'? Date ...~.. , .. ,., , " ?-- x,~x , ~ ii i i , Alaska Oil and Gas Conse~ation Committee ..., Field Inspection Report Drilling Permit Well Name & No ,~.,~(Z,~f!..,~y /~ ..~? J Number () () () () () () () () -~ () () Operator ,, .,~/~i;r' ,~,/ Inspected by ~-'; .... ~ F~-~ .~ -~ ~--/_/ Operator ' ... ~ ~.>~,-.., ~.:: s Rep. /,~/. Sa~iafac~ory I Cam Sa~iafaccoYy Contr. Rig No. I tern Yes No ( )' ( ) 1. Well Sign ( ) ~ ( ) 2. Safety Valves-Floor () () () () () () () () () () ( ) (>~Y () () Yes () () ( ) 3. Safety Valves-Kelly (.) ( ) 4. Safety Valves-Subsurface () ( ) 5. BOP Closing System · ( ) 6. Remote Controls ( ) 7. Drilling Spool-outlets ( ) 8. Flow Lines ( ) 9. Kill Lines ( ) 10. Manifold Chokes No ( ) 11. Manifold Pressure Test ( ) 12. BOP Pressure Test ( ) 13. Reserve Pit ( ) 1,4. Pit Berm ( ) 15. Location Berm ( ) 16. Fuel Berm ( ) 17. Operations off "Pad" ( ) 18. "General Housekeeping" ( ) 19. Abd. Marker in place ( ) 20. Water Well covered July 15, 1975 Mr. J. L. Rowland Area Supervisor Standard el I Company of Cai I fornla P. O. Box 7-839 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Dear ~r. Rowland: We are trying to schedule our field work this summer and 1. would help us fo flnd out when you will be ready for *he final location Inspection on the following wells. Cape Espenberg # I Nimluk Polnt t I Sincerely, Hey I e H. H~I t ton Chief Pet~leum Engineer ~tH: pb i 28 27 3~ .... 675' I ! SEC. TI6N, R 16 W, 34 Y= 4,656,. 539.76 X= 683,489.79 [ LAT= 66° 44' 23. 41::5" ~,Ik~ONG =/162° 06' 50.960" KATEEL RIVER M. i I' ........... CERTIFIC:AT~'OF~'O"R~'E'~OR ! 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 ALL DIMENSIONS AND OTHER DETAILS ARE CORRECT. ~-~-/~ E ~ survEYor/ i SCALE: I"= I000' NOTES: THE LOCATION OF THE WELL SITE WAS ACCOMPLISHED BY USlNe TRILATERATION FROM U.S.C. $ (~,$, STATIONS ='PIPE SPIT" AND "INSIDE", SURFACE ELEVATION OF ORIGINAL {3ROUND AT PROPOSED WELL SITE I$ 152~ ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL. X CO-ORDINATES, Y CO-ORDINATES ARE ALASKA STATE PLANE ZONE ~ 7. .. 35 T 16 N 2 T 15N i PROPOSED LOCATION NIMIUK POINT WELL SITE LOCATED IN THE SW I/4, SEC, $4~ TI6N~ RI6W~ KATEEL RIVER MERIDIAN I~lll I III I I I SURVEYED FOR STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA i __ i ii il rill, F"', r" r'~ ~ Ir"' HEWlTT V. LOUNSBURY I~ ASSOC. 723 W. 6TH AVE., ANCHORA(;E,. ALASKA ,t ,, TRANSMITTAL AND ACKNOWLEDGFU']NT.,._0~ RECEIPT OF MATERIAL- (ALASKA) ! TO :_ '- / Mr. T. FL Marshall { State of Al~ka DEPT:= __ ! Division of Oil & Gas " t 3001 porcupine.Drive , ~[,ACE:..._~ Anchorage, Alaska 99504 _ - THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF MATERIAL ENCLOSED HEREWITH. PLEASE CHECK A~NDADVISE IMMEDIATELY. Remarks: , Chevron Standard Oil Company of California, Western Operations, Inc. P.O. Box 7-839, Anchorage, AK 99510 · Phone (907) 279-9666 J. L. Rowland Area Supervisor Producing Department February 18, 1975 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth Division of Oil and Gas State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Dear Mr. Gilbreth: Please find the following data on Nimiuk Point No. 1 attached. Please acknowledge receipt below. 1 sepia and 1 blue line of the following logs: Sonic, DIL, Proximity-Microlog, Density, CNL, Dipmeter, mud and temperature logs 2 copies of Formation Test No. 1 report 2 copies of State Form No. P-7 2 copies of well history 1 set of dry washed ditch samples WRT:mjs Attachments V~uly yours, J. L. ~~nd Dated Received t"or m P 7 ,. ~' SUBMIT IN DI/ .....~ATE* STATE OF ALASKA {Se,,¢:therin- si ructions on reverse side: OILAND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE I' i i WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* la. TYPE OF WELL: "on,' '6As' ~ DRY Other WELl. WELL b. TYPE OF COMPLETION: W E L I, O1' ER E N B AC K RESV R. Other APl NUM. ER/CAL CODE 50-143-20001 LEASE DESlGNA'rlON A.ND SERIAL NO. 7. IF INDIA.N, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NA2gLE NANA Regional Corporation, 8. UNIT,FA/IM OR LF~kSE NAME IBC, 2. NAME OFOPERATOR Standard Oil CCxrEk3n. ~ y of Ca!%f.o,, ,rnia~, W.O.:. . .. 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 7-839, Anchorage, Alaska 99510 ' 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements)* At su~ace 675' east and 1123' north of the southwest corner of Section 34, T. 16 N., R. 16 W., K~M. At top prod. interval reported below .. [3' ~ATE SPUDDED :iI~f:DA~E T'P' RFdECHED I15' DAT~ CO'MP SUSP OR ABAb~D'11--7--74[1 12-20-74 : 12-25-74 i16'''ELEVATIONS (DF' RKB'132' G.L. 18. TOTAL DEPTH. NLD & TVDIIg. PLUG, ,BA.C'K MD & TVDI20. L~ 1VEULTII:)LE COM. PL,, 21. S / I-IOW 1VIANY* ROTARY TOOLS 6311' . urface None 0- 6311' 22. PRODUCING INTERVAL(S), OF THIS COMPLETIO~-N'--TO,P, BOTTOM, NAME (MD AND TV'DJ* j : None .: : 24. TI~PE ELECTRIC ALND OTHER LOGs:RuN 9. WELL NO. Nimiuk Point %1 10, FlED A/tiP POOL, OR WILDCA. T Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Section 34, T. 16 N., R. 16W., KRM 12. PER.MIT N'O, 7.4-51 RT, o.. ~c. l', ELEV, CASINGaEAD 131' INTERVALS DRILLED BY CABI,E TOOLS 2~i %VAs DIRECTIONAL SURVEY MADE ,I DIL, BHC Sonic, :FDC. CNL, Micro-Proximity, Ditxaeter and temperature log. m ' CASING RECORD (Report all strings set in we{l) " 14" "45:. 61': J.0 3/4" 401S0 / 26. LINE~ lq.Et GILD :' 97" ' 24" ! 250 sx Permafrost None 1113' . 15" 940 sx Permafrost None 3537', 9 7/8". , 530 sx Class G . None 27. SIZE TUBING RECOU~D SCi~EEN (MD) DEPTH SE/' (MD) ~ PACKER SET (MD) None 29. ACID, SHOT, F:~AC1 URE, CF_2',IENT SQUEEZ2, ETC. D~/Ii l~ql'~V.~ (MD) ! AMOUNE Z~D I'~!ND OF MA'i'E3~AL US~ None [, t]OTTO)/i (MD) SACKS CEMENT* None P : , , ' ,, 28. PERFORATIONS OPF-2N TO 1~~ ~Jlnterval, size and number) ~ono . ~ 'F 8 ! 3 9/5 None t .... ] ~':~%4ndoned DATE OF TEST, l HOURS TESTED 'ICI-1oxE SIZE IPEOD'N FOR OIL,---}3DL. GAS--4ViCF. WATER---BBL. [ GAS-OIL II,kTIO i ~-~OW. ~qUBINCr ]CAgiNG PREssuRE ICAL~T~ OI~BBL. GA~-M~. WA~--BBL. ]OIL GRAVITY-~I (CORR.) 1 O, DISPOSIIION OF GAS :~Old ..~ f fuel' ~ente etc )- I I ]TEST WITNESSED BY I a~. ;,,. o~ .T.*¢.,,,..S ~aS lista ave, eillmg ~sto~, siall Ere ~s~ip~s, fox. on t~.r~r ~d ~ ~tch s~les. 33. I hereby certify tha~f~egoin~tached information Is comDlete and correct as determined from all-available records SIGNED ~///~ TITLE ~velo~t ~l~ist DATE 1-7-75 s~ ~ [ : *(See hs.,c~io., a,d Space, ~o, Addmo.a[ Dm~ o, Re, erse Side) INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a complete end correct well completion report end log on all types of lanJs and leases ir', Alaska. ' Item: 16: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- ments given in ether sp~ces on this form and in ~ny attachments. Items 20, and 22:: If this well is completed for sep~r~tc, prcduction from more than or~e nterval zone (multiple completion), so state in item 20, and in item 22 show the p,c.:Juciag intcrv~:l: or intervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (if any) for only the interval reported in item 30. Submit ~ separate report (p~ge) on this form, adequately identified, for e~ch additional interval to be seperately produceJ, show- ing the additional data pertinent to such interval. Item26: "Sacks Cement": Attached supplemental records for this well shoul'd 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 produced. ~ (See instruction for items 20 and 22 above). -.,....,,,,.?.~ -!_.~ ' 34. SUMMARY OF I~'OI{MATION TF.~'I'$ INCLUI)IN(i INTEFLVAL TF_~TED. PH,ES~UriE DATA Al~rD '~OVERI~ OF'OIL. GAS,- ..... 35. G~GIC MARK~ WAT~ AND MUD ',~ . Test~ frm cas~g sh~ at 3537' ~ t~ of c~% pl~ at 3755'. Us~ no None.~n~ ~s~on. ~~~ 2190' net rise top 1190' ~ill~g fled, n~ 823' ruddy ~d7 salt wa~r, ~d ~tm 177' salt rater. ~7~ no ~as or o~1. . Press~es as folly: ..... . IH ~ ISI ~ FSI ~ ..~ _ .~' . ..-~' 1831 1361 1508 1056 1520 ~' '1814 ...L_ i i [ i Ill III1 I '1 ' T"I 1 ~. CORE DATA. Aq'FACI! B~IE~ D~CRIPi~ONS OF LITIIOLOGY. PO~'OSlTY, FHAC~R~. APP~ DIPS - . AND I)ETECTEI) SIiOWS OF OIL. G~ OR WA~I. · ,,,, [ , , · ,i ,, - . )" -10- Formation Test #1 3755'-3537' Tool AsseJnbly: Temperat~e recorder, 2 outside BT recorders, perforated taii~i~-,-~RrT'S packer, VR safety joint, hydraulic jars, 2 inside'BT recorders, hydro-spring tester, dual CIP valve, backscuttling port, m~d 3 1/2" drill pipe. Used no cushion. Set packer at 3466' in the 7 5/8" casing with tail to 3489'. Opened tool at l:36AM 12-23-74 for a 5m~_nute IF. Had strong blow decreasing to weak when shut-in for a 61minute ISI. .Opened tool at 2:42 AM for a 250minuteFF. Had a weakblow to faint then dead. No gas to the surface. Closed tool in at 6:52 AM for an 8 hour, 12 minute FSI. Pulled packer loose at 3:05 PM. Pulled to the rise. Had 2190' ofrise. Top 1190' drilling fluid; ne~Cc 823' muddy sandy salt water, and bottcm 177' clear saltwater. PRESSURE Top Inside 3454' 1833 1527 1527 1222-1193 1527 1833 Bottc~Inside 3459' 1827 1511 1511 1155-1169 1597 - Top Outside 3478' 1831 1508 1508 1007-1056 1520 1814 BottcmOutside 3481' 1836 1484 1484 1000-1072 1532 - Max~ bottcm hole t~ature 105°F. Conclusion: Test conclusive, zone wet. Ran 6 3/4" bit and cleaned out fill and bridges frcm 3520' to 3700'. Conditioned mud. 74 pcf mud. ~_cem~_ ~.r ~247-25/ ~97_4 Ran open ended drill pipe to 3700' Plugged the hole as follows: Bridge 94 - 3700'-3350' 75 sacks of Class "G" through drill pipe hung at 3700'. CIP 9:20 AM 12-24-74, Bridge; #5 _-...37..2;'__-- surface 75 sacks of Class "G" through drill pipe hung at 372' CIP 1:30 AM 12-25-74. Removed BOPE, welded on blind flange and erected abandonment marker .per State regulations. Well abandoned and rig released 12:00, Noon, December 25, 1974. W. R. TINKER, III -11- $~LL NIMIUK POINT #1 DEVIATION RECORD DEPTH 90' 780' 1242' 1555' 2025' 3560' 3900' 4210' 4540' 5130' 5345' 5435' 5740' 6020' 6299' DEVIATION 1/4° 1/2° 3/4° 3/4° 1/2° 3/4° 3/4° 3/4° 2 1/2° 2° 1 3/4° 1 1/4° 3/4° 3/4° 520 .52? 551 6oo 61o 651 6?o 685 726 822 839 846 8.55 91o 9.5o 1003 lOLl 1022 1024 1036 lO9.5 lll9 1142 1423 · f" 1566 1714 1847 X871 2028,5 2050 2086.5 STAND~ OIL CO. "NINIUK #l" SI:DEW.AT,T, SA~S SAI~DSTONE, Meal gy. fine silty SILTSTO~ SANDSTONE, fine grained, well sorted SANDSTONE, Gy., poorly sorted, silty SA~DSTONE, v.f.g. SILTSTONE, well sorted SILTSTOI~E w/v.f.g. SANDSTO~ SANDSTONE, w/v.f.g. SILTSTONE, well sorted SHALE SANDSTONE, fine grained carb., fairly well sorted SANDSTONE, Gy., poorly sorted, silty SANDSTONE, fine grained, fairly well sorted SANDSTONE, Med. Gy., fine silty SANDSTONE, fine grained, well sorted SILTSTONE w/v.f.g. S~d~DSTONE SILTSTONE SILTSTONE w/.v.f.g. SANDSTONE SILTSTO~E w/v.f g. SANDSTONE SA~STONE, Med. Gy., fine silty SANDSTONE, v.f.g., poorly sorted SANDSTONE, fine grained, fair sorting SILTSTONE SILTSTONE SILTSTONE SILTSTONE/?. f.g. SANDSTONE SILTSTONE/v. f.g. SANDSTONE SAND, .Med. Gy., fair sorting, fine-med, grained SILTSTONE NR SANND, Meal Gy., fine-med., grained, fair sorting SANDSTONE, very fine grained SA~D, ~d. Gy., fair-med, grained, f~ir so~ting NINIUK #l SIDEWALL SAlutES 2146 2194 NR SANDSTONE, Med. grained, fair sorting 2219 SILTSTOk~ 23O6 2315 23?3 2535 2544 2551 2573 2585 2614 2639 2673 2685 2720 2769 2798 29o4 2935 2948 2967 2975 3024 · ~' 3050 3067 3096 31o5 3.1-33 3148 3165 3229 3294 SHALE MUDSTONE SAND, Lt. Gy., medium grained, fair sorting SAND, fine-med, grained, fair-poor sorting SAND, Lt. Gy., med. grained, fair-goOd sorting SANDSTONE, Lt. Gy., Ned. Grain SAND, Lt. Gy., fine-med, grained, fair sorting SAND, Lt. Gy., med. grained, fair-good sorting SILTSTONE SILTSTONE/v. f.g. SANDSTONE NUDSTONE SILTSTONE SAND, Lt. Gy., fine-meal grained w/pebbles, Silty SUB LIGNITIC COAL or CO~P. PEAT SAND, Lt. Gy., very fine-pebbly SILTSTONE SILTY SHALE SAND, Lt. Gy., very fine-pebbly S?~T,E, Carbonaceous SAND, Lt. Gy., very fine-coarse, poor sorting, silty SILTSTONE SANDSTONE, good to v. good sorting SANDSTOI{E, Med. Gy., Med. grained SILTSTONE MUDSTONE SILTSTONE SANDSTONE, Lt. Gy., fine grained SILTSTONE/v. f. g · SANDSTONE MUDSTOEE/S ILTSTONE SILTSTONE/v. f. g. SANDSTONE SANDSTONE, Med. Gy., ~d. grained SAND, fine-med, grained, fair-poor sorting, silty 3383 3404 3430 3432 3470 35Ol 3509 3538 3560 3562 3570 3590 3598 3623 3640 3653 3676 3697 3713 3721 3741 3754 3762 3796 3823 3838 3839 3858 3888 3904 3922 3939 3962 39?O 3971 · ~" 3996 4013 4040 4076 4091 4104 41o5 4147 4162 4188 4].99 SAND, Lt. Gy., med. grained, fair-good sorting MUDSTONE SILTSTONE SAND, med. grained, fair-good sorting NR SANDSTONE, Lt. Gy., coarse SAND, Lt. Gy., med. grained, fair-good sorting CLAYSTONE SAND, Med-fine grained, fair sorting SANDSTONE, fine, fair sorting SAND, med., buff NR SAND, fine, gry. S~DSTONE, Med. Gy., coarse, coal streaks SANDSTONE, Med. Gy., coarse, well sorted SANDSTONE, fine, fair sorting SAND, fine, gry. SANDSTONE, fine, good sorting CONGLOMERATE SAND, fine, buff SAI~DSTONE, Med. fine, poorly sorted SAND, silty, fine NR SANDSTONE SAND, fine, buff SAND, Med.-fine grained, fair sorting SANDSTONE, coarse, fair sorting SANDSTONE, fine, fair-good sorting DRILLING MUD SANDSTONE, very fine-fine, good sorting CONGLOMERATE CONGLOMERATE SANDSTONE, fine-med., fair-good sorting CLAYSTONE SILTSTONE MUDSTONE CONGLOMERATE · SANDSTONE, Very fine, good sorting SANDSTONE, fine, good sorting ~' SANDSTONE, fine, fair-good sorting CLAYSTONE NINIUK #l SIDEWALL S,~ ~LES 4210 4225 4255 4263 4286 4302 4304 4308 4317 4333 4355 4374 4387 44o5 4415.5 4416 4417 4439 4478 4511 4522 4542 4553 4559 4585 4616 4617 4628 4642 4652 4667 467o 4684 4702.5 4708 4723 4742.5 4743 4767 4779 4781 4791 4815 4845 4879 SANDSTOhIE, conglomerate, f~ir-poor sorting SA~DSTONE, med-coarse, fair-poor sorting SA~D S~STONE, w~ry fine, fair-good sorting SANDSTORE, fine, fair sorting CLAY, unconsolidated CLAYSTO~ SANDSTONE, fine, good sorting SANDSTONE, very fine-fine, fair-good sorting SANDSTONE, conglomeratic, fair sorting SAND, med., buff SAND, fine, buff SA~)STONE, fine, fair-good sorting SANDSTONE, Coarse -SANDSTONE, Coarse SAND, fine, buff SA~DSTONE, very fine-fine, good sorting SAND, unconsolidated, well sorted SANDSTONE, fine, fair-good sorting SA~D, Med-fine grained, well sorted SANDSTO~E, Very fine-fine, fair-good sorting SANDSTONE, fine, good sorting SANDSTO~, conglomeratic, fair sorting SANDSTONE NR DRLG. ~JD NR DRLG. MUD DRLG. MUD SAdVD, conglom., gry. NR SAND, conglom., fine-med. NR SANDSTONE, conglomeratic, fair-poor sorting NUDSTONE SANDSTONE, Ned. Gy.; Fine grained, silty, carb. CONGLOMERATE SANDSTONE, conglomeratic, fair-poor sorting DRLG. MUD SHALE 4900 4905 4910 4913 4923 4929 4933 494O 496o 4969 4985 4997 5011 5o22 5036.5 5o55 5o?? 5o95 5111 5145 5157 5177 '5178 519z 5209 5243 5265 5295 5317 5338 53?3 5396 5426 5436 5447 5452 5456 5459.5 5465 5472 5495 SANDSTONE, coarse, fair-poor sorting SANDSTO~E, coarse, conglom., fair-poor Sorting S~U)STO~E, conglom., fair-poor sorting CONGLOMERATE CLAYSTONE SANDSTONE, Lt. Gy., Med. grained, chalky SILT & CLAY, unconsol., brn. staining, calcareous SANDSTONE, conglom., poor sorting SANDSTONE, conglom., poor sorting SHALE CLAYSTONE SANDSTONE, Greenish Gy., poorly sorted, calc. SA~D, unconsolidated, white SILTSTONE CLAYSTONE SHALE CONGLOMERATE CONGLOMERATE CONGLOMERATE NR SANDSTONE, conglomeratic, fair sorting CLAYSTONE MUDSTONE SANDSTONE, conglomeratic, fair sorting SANDSTO~E, very fine, good sorting CONGLOMERATE CONGLOMERATE NR CONGLOMERATE SANDST. ONE, fine, fair-good sorting SANDSTONE, coarse-conglom., fair sorting CLAYSTONE SANDSTONE, fine, fair sorting SILTSTONE w/CARB. CLAYSTONE OLAY, unconsol. SILTSTONE CLAYSTONE NINIUK~l SIDEWALLSAi ,ES 5519 5599 56o7 5621 5637 5658 5672 5682.5 5714 5716 5723 5752 5787 58oo 5814 583o 5841 5854 5876 5886.5 5887 5897 59oo 59o2 5903 59o5 5945 59~7 5950 5951 596o 5970 5980 5990 6oo3 6oo4 6OO9 601o ~6o15 6O20 6023 SANDSTONE, very fine-fine, good sorting SILTSTONE SANDSTONE, conglomeratic, fair sorting SAND, conglom., silty, buff-gray SANDSTONE, fine SILTSTONE SANDSTONE, fine, fair-good sorting SANDSTONE fine-med., fair-good sorting SANDSTONE, very fine, good sorting SANDSTONE, fine-med., fair-good sorting CLAYSTONE SANDSTONE, Lt. Gy., Med. fine, well sorted, carb. SANDSTONE, fine-med., fair sorting SANDSTONE, conglomeratic, fair-poor sorting SANDSTONE, med-coarse, fair-good sorting NR SANDSTONE, fine, gry. SANDSTONE, fine-med., fair sorting CONGLOMERATE, unconsol. SANDSTONE, Lt. Gy., Med., carb. chips NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR SCHIST, siliceous graphitic NR SCHIST, talc e 6028 NR 6OB1 TALC CARBONATE 6036 GRAPHITE ?, soft, foliated 6040 NR 6047 NH 6055 NR 6060 NR 606B NR 6066 TALC CARBONATE 6071 SCHIST, talc 6075 SCHIST, talc 6080 SCHIST, talc 6081 NR 6088 SCHIST, talc, siliceous 6090 NR 6095 NR 6098 NR 6105 6108 6117 6119 6125 6127 NR SCHIST, talc SCHIST, talc S~IST, talc 61B5 6145 6150 6154 6162 6167 SCHIST, talc SCHIST, talc DRLG. MUD 6172 NR 6173 NR 6179 NR 6181 NR 6185 NR 6190 NR 6196 ~ 6200 GRAPHITIC META ARG!LLITE NOTE: '~OSCF" applies to all SWS taken. r,:. . .. ,~ ,,.,~u Ticket' FLUID SAMPLE DATA Date 12-23-74 Number 308276 ,o_ Sampler Pressure .P.S.I.G. at Surface Kind Holliburtonl~lFtDTl_l Recovery: Cu. Ft. C~s of Job HOOK WALL District ,,v,,.,, SLOPE cc. Oil cc. Woter Tester MR. FREITAG Witness MR. DAVIS - cc. Mud Drilling Tot. Liquid cc. Contractor BRINKERHOFF DRILLING COMPANY BC S m Gravity ° APl @ °F. EQU I PM ENT & H OL E DATA Gas/Oil Ratio cu. ft./bbl. Formation Tested O RESISTIVITY CHLORIDE Elevation 150' KB Ft. z CONTENT Net Productive Intervol Ft. co Recovery Water ~ @ ~ °F. ppm All Depths Measured From Kal lv Bushing Recovery Mud @ °F. ppm Total Depth 3750-~ Ft. --I Recovery Mud Filtrate @ °F. ppm Main Hole/Casing Size7 5/8" ~ -- C~ Mud Pit Sample.. @ __ °F. ppm Drill Collar Length1 76'.. I.D. 97.. ' z Mud Pit Sample Filtrate ~ @ °F. ppm Drill Pipe Length 3233' I.D. 2.764" Packer Depth(s) 3466 ' F~. Mud Weight 10.0 vis 53 cp Depth Tester Valve 3449' Ft. TYPE AMOUNT Depth Back Surface Bottom Cushion Ft. Pres. Valve Choke ½J' Choke I Recovered 2190 Feetof Top 1190~ drilling fluid and very sandy jelled drilling J: ~2_' Recovered Feetof fluid, very sandy, bottom watery .... ~ N Recovered Feet of .. ..~ m ~ e~ ' ~ ~ C:: Recovered Feet of Recovered Feet of -- Remarks TOO1 opened for a 6 minute first flow with a good blow. Closed tool for a 60 minute first closed in pressure with a fair blow Reopened tool for 249 minute second flow with a light blow throughout. Closed tool for 493 minute second closed in pressure. CHARTS INDICATE TAIL PIPE PERFORATIONS PLUGGED. REOPENED AND TAIL PIPE PERFORATIONS PLUGGED AND FINALLY PLUG RELEASED TO FLOW .... Gauge No. 489 - Gaug~ No. 753 Gauge No. 1460 ...... TEMPERATURE TIME Depth: 3454' Ft. Depth: 3459' , Ft.Dap,h: 3478' Ft. 24 Hour Clock 1 2 Hour Clock 24 Hour Clock Tool A.M. Est. °F. BlankedOff No BlankedOff NO BlankedOff Yes Opened 01 36 P.M. 3482' (9 ' Opened A.M. Actual 107 °F. Pressures. Pressures Pressures Bypass 1505 P.M. _, -- . Field Office Field "Office Field Office Reported Computed Initiol Hydrostatic 1838 181 7 1830 1816 1833 1840 Mi.ute, Mi.ute, Initial 1361 1389 11357 1351 15t3 1528 ._~'c Flow Final 1 378 1389 1 364 1 351 1 527 1528 3 6 Closed in 1 504 1 527 1484 1529 1537 1 551 65 60 ~: Initial 1 707 141 7 1 DOD 1398 1222 1 528 c o Flow - -- ~o-~ r~no~ 1056 1097 1072 1100 1173 1 252 247 249 ~- ..... Oosed in 1582 1531 1532 1534 CTE 1527 1552 493 493 Initial ~ Flow- ~_~. Final Closed in Final Hydrostatic 1 81 4 1 81 7 - CTE 1833 1 840 , CTE = Chart time (,xpired . FORM let-RI--PRINTED IN U.S.A. 'rE'cT I--~ A '1" A Ticket F L U I D S A M L E D A T A Date 12-23-74 Number 308276 Sampler Pressure .P.S.I.G. bt Surface Kind Halliburton Rccovew: Cu. Ft. C~s of Job HOOK HALL District NORTH SLOPE cc. Oil cc. Water Tester FIR. FREITAG Witness MR. DAVTS cc. Mud Drilling Tot. Liquid cc. Contractor BRINKERHOFF DRILLING COFIPANY BC S Gravity ° APl @ °F. EQ U I PM E N T & HaL E DATA Gas/Oil Ratio cu. ft./bbl. Formation Tested RESISTIVITY CHLORIDE Elevation Ft. CONTENT Net Productive Interval Ft, Recovery Water @ "F. ppm All Depths Measured From Recovery Mud @ °F. ppm Total Depth Ft. Recovery Mud Filtrate ~ @ __°F. ppm Main Hole/Casing Size Mud Pit Sample @ °F. ppm Drill Collar Length I.D. Mud Pit Sample Filtrate @ °F. ppm Drill Pipe Length I.D. Packer Depth(s) Ft. Mud Weight vis cp Depth Tester Valve Ft. TYPE AMOUNT Depth Back Surface Bottom Cushion Ft. Pres. Valve Choke Choke Recovered Feet of Recovered Feet of Recovered Feet of Recovered Feet of ' A Recovered Feet of .. Remarks .,~ FOURTH GAUGE' Gauge No. 148g Gauge No. Gauge No. ' , TEMPERATURE TIME Depth:3~81! Ft. ,_Depth: Ft. Depth: Ft. 12 Hour Clock Hour Clock Hour Clock Tool A.M. ,, , _Est. °F. Blanked off,. Yes Blanked off Blanked Off ,, Opened ....... P.M. Opened A.M. Actual °F. Pressures Pressures Pressures Bypass P.M. _ Field " Office Field Office Field Office Reported Computed "Initial Hydrostatic 1 8~ ~ ]--~ Minutes Minutes Initial 148;> 154;> *-~o Flow iz~. Final 1 511 1 533 ., Closed ~n 1 511 1546 c~o Initial 1155 1516 ~o.c Flow Final 1167 121 7 mm" Closed in l 597 1 543 CTE Initial >_.o_ Flow, ,, ~. Final Closed in Final Hydrostatic - CTE CTE = ¢l~art tJme ~xpi. red ...... Gouge No. First Flow Period Time Deft. .000" · 0000 489 PSIG Temp. Corr. 1389 Depth First Closed In Pressure Time Defl. .000" .0000 PSIG Temp. Corr. 1389 3454' Second Flow Period Time Defl. .000" .0000 .0240 1389 ·2000 1527 .1097 ·2294 . . · 3491 ·4688 ·5885 · 7082 · 82 80 PSIG Temp. Corr. 1417 1026' 1040 1054 1065 1077 1087 1097 Clock No. 7031 Second Closed In Pressure Time Deft. .ooo" Log-~- .0000 1 .0!00 1 .0200 1 .0300 1 .0400 1 , .0500 .0600 ·0700 .0800 .0900 · 1000 .4331 .7662 1.0993 PSIG Temp. Corr. 097 517 521 523 524 1527 1528 1529 1531 1531 1531 1531 1531 1531 1.4324 1531 1.6420 1531 J Ticket 24 hour No. Third Flow Period Time Deft. .000" PSIG Temp. Corr. 308276 Third Closed In Pressure Time Deft. Log-~ .000" PSIG Temp. Corr. ~e 753 Depth 3459' .0000 .0410 1351 .4140 1351 1529 .0000 .2261 .4728 .7195 .9662 1.2129 1.4596 I. 7060 Clock No. 4609 2 hour 1398 .0000 1100 1028' .0206 1521 ' 1044 .0412 1524 1057 .0618 1527 1069 .0824 1528 1081 .1030 1530 1091 .1236 1532' 1100 .1442 1533 .1648 1 533 ~ .1854 1533 .2060 1534 .8920 1534 ~ 1,0720 . 1534)C1 1.5780 - 2.2640 - 2,9.500 - Intervol 363. 3820 ** - , Rl~MARKS: *Interval = 33 minutes **First 10 intervals = 3 minutes each' next 4 intervals = 100 minutes each; last interval = 63 minutes .... CTE = Chart time expired after approximately 156 minutes Minutes FOR~4 lil3-RI--PR|NT£D IN U,S.A, SPECIAL PRESSURE DATA LITTLE'~ 96673 75C 6/74 Gauge No. 1460 Depth 3478' Clock No. 8422 24 hour No. 308276 ..... I Fi rst I Firs t Seco nd Second 'l'hi rd Th i rd Flow PeriodI Closed In Pressure Flow Period Closed In Pressure Flow Period Closed In Pressure Time Deft. Temp.PSIG Time Deft. Log t -~- ~) Temp.PSIG Time Deft. Temp.PSIG Time Deft. Log t -~- t~ Temp.PSIG Time Deft. Temp.PSIG Time Deft. iLo_ t -f- ~ TemI~.PSIG .000" Corr. .000" i9 Corr. .000" Corr. .000" ~ Corr. .000" Corr. .000" ; g i Corr. o .0000 1528 .0000 1528 .0000 1528 .0000 1252 ~ .0210 1528 .2000 1551 .1105 1270' .0101 1539 2 .2311 1257 .0202 1542 3 .3517 1254 .0303 1545 4 .4723 1248 .0404 1547 5 .5929 1248 .0505 1548 6 71 35 1249 .0606 1550 7 .8340 1252 .0707 1551 8 .0808 1551 9 .0909 1552 lo .1010 1552 ~ .4365 1552 72 .7720 1552 '~3 1.1075 1552 ~4 1.4430 1552 1s 1.6540 1552 ,,, Gau~e bio. 1489 Depth 3481 ' Clock No. 4088 12 hour o ,0000 1542 .0000 1533 .0000 1516 .0000 1217 I .0340 1533 .4060 t546 .2219 1226' .0201 1532 2 .4639 1217 .0402 1536 3 .7059 1216~ ,0603 1537 4 .9479 1210 .0804 1539 5 1.1899 1210 .1005 1540 6 1.4319 1214 .1206 1542 ~:-,7 1.6740 1217 .1407 1542 ,, 8 .1608 1 542 9 .1809 ° 1 542 lo .2010 1542 , , 11 .8721 15z~2 ~2 (1.3910 1542)C'E 13 1.5432 - 1,~ 2.2143 - ~5 2,~854 - , ................ ,Reodin~ Interval 3'6 3,3080 , x,,x, Minutes REMARKS: *Interval = 33 mJn~tes **F~rst 10 intervals..= 3 m~nutes each; ne~ 4 ~n':ervals = IUU m~nu~es each; last :~'!.. interval = 63 minutes. CTE = Chart'time expired 'after approximately 207 minutes. ,, · · SPECIAL PRESSURE DATA Drill Pipe or Tubing ................ Reversing Sub ...................... Water Cushion Valve ................ Drill Pipe ........................ Drill Collars ...................... Handling Sub & Choke Assembly ...... Dual CIP Valve ................... Dual CIP Sampler .................. Hydro-Spring Tester .......... ~ ...... · Multiple CIP Sampler ............... Ap Running Case AP Running Case .................. Hydraulic Jar .. !;'!:. ............... VR Safety Joint, . ................ Pressure Equalizing Crossover ......... Packer Assembly ..................... m~~.. Perf. tail .......... Packer Assembly . .~erf..ta il ....... Blanked-Off B.T. x~~wa~K ................. Pressure Equalizing Tube .......... Blanked-Off B.T. Running Case ....... ~r~S~csc .t.~'.-..500 ............. Anchor Pipe Safety Joint ............ Packer Assembly ................... DistribUtor ........................ Packer Assembly ................... Anchor Pipe Safety Joint ............ Side Wall Anchor .................. Drill Collars ...................... Flush Joint Anchor .................. Blanked-Off B.T. Running Case ........ Total Depth ....................... 0. D. 3 1/2" 5 1/4" 2. 764". TICKET NO. 308276 LENGTH 3233' 176' 4,70' 7,74' 5,09'" I ' . 4.15' 4.98' 2.98' 6.10' 5.15' 4042' 4.02' 3o 90' 1.25' DEPTH 3449' 3454' 3459' 3466' 3470' 3474' 3478' 3481' 3750' Ps £w t to T Z OF3 --- Theoretical Open FioTM Potential with/Damage Removed Max ..... MCF/D OF4 ~--- Theoretical Open Flow Potential with/Damage Removed Min ..... MCF/D --- Extrapolated Static Pressure ............................... Psig. -- Final Flow Pressure ...................................... Psig. ~ Potentiometric Surface (Fresh Water*) Feet -- Average Adjusted Production Rate During Test ................ bbls/day --- Theoretical Production w/Damage Removed .................. bbls/day ~---Measured Gas Production Rate ............................ MCF/D -- Corrected Recovery ...................................... bbls -" Radius of Well Bore ...................................... Feet , --- Flow 'Time . .: ........... · ............................... Minutes -- Total Flow Time .......................................... Minutes --- Temperature Ranklne -- Compressibility Factor .................................... -- Viscosity Gas or Liquid ................................... CP Log = Common Log * J::)ofenf;omefr[c Sur~Cc~ce J~e[er'ence fo J~ofc~ry. Talole WJ~en Elevation No~ Given, J::resJn Woofer CorrecfecJ Ho'rizontal Line Equal to 1000 p.s.i. CO ',IFIDENTIA'L NIMIIR< POINT #1 - CORE DESCRIPTION Item 36. _COrg__ , 3_909'-3930'_- cut._3_O,, recove?ed. 9~'. Sand, light grey, fine to coarse. Carbonaceous and silty laminae dip frcm 0°-10°. Porosity looks good. NOSCF. Top 2'-sand, light to medium grey, fine to medium. apparent dip. Excellent apparent porosity. NOSCF. Minor clay laminae. No Bottcm 0.7' - claystone tan to brown-grey in near vertical contact with coarse pebbly sand. Sand has clay matrix and trace of carbonaceous laminae. NOSCF. Core $3: 4594'-4614 ' - cut 20', recovered 9" Sandstone, light to medium grey. Very fine to medium grained, micaceous, calcareous, appears dense and impermeable. NOSCF. Interbedded pebble conglcmerates and fine to coarse sands. scattered carbonaceous laminae. No apparent dip. NOSCF. Medium grey-brown Cgr.e__ $5: s9!_5J~5945'__- _cut_30_', _r_e~~ed 30' Olivine Basalt, light to dark grey, dense. · NOSCF. Core $6: 6207' -6211' - cut 4 ' recovered 3.5 ' Dolomite, medium to dark grey, siliceous fractured and vuggy. .~.o_re_ _~l: __6.2..11;-_62~!5 '_,.~ cut .... 4',· recovered· ..... 3' Dolomite, as above. Rare pyrite. NOSCF. Dolomite, as above. CCNFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL STANDARD OIL CQMPANY CF CALIFORNIA WESTERN OPF~RATIONS, INC. - OPERATOR Area: Kotzebue Well No.: Nimiuk Point #1 ._P~.._r~_._ _rt_y: ~ NANA Regional Corporation, Inc. API No.: 50-143-20001 Location: 675' East and 1123' North of the Southwest Corner of Section 34, T. 16 N., R. 16 W., KRM. K.B. was 13' above ground level. All measurements Elevation: 132' ground level. are fr~m the K.B. /DEVELO---W~- R. TINKER III PMENT GEOLOGIST Drilled: Brinkerhoff Rig #60-H Date Spudded: November 7, 1974 ~te A~don~: ~c~r 25, 1974 Hole bridged as follows: 6150 '-5850'; 5050'-4700'; 4005'-3755'; 3700'-3350'; 372 '-Surface with Class "G" neat c~ent. Undetermined nun~er of sidewall sample bullets. Casing: 14"-45.61~/ft. Grade B, line pipe c~nented at 97' with 250 sx of Permafrost cement. 10 3/4"-40.5~/ft., K-55, casing c~ented at 1113' with 940 sx of Permafrost cement. 7 5/8"-26.4#/ft., N-80, casing c~ented at 3537' with 530 sx of Class "G" neat cement. -2- Schlumberger DIL Schlumberger BHC Sonic Schlumberger Compensated Density Schlumberger Compensated Neutron Schlumberger Proximity-Microlog Schlumberger Dip~eter Schlumberger Temperature Mud Log 6309'-100' 6309'-100' 6309'-100' 6309'-100' 6207'-1113' 6309'-1113' 6210'-30' 6311'-97' Perforations: None Formation Tests: HCT #1 3537'-3755' History November 2-3, 1974 Dry augered 24" hole to 97'. November 4-5, 1974 Ran 97' of 14", 45.61#/ft., 0.312" wall, Grade B, line pipe. Joints are welded, Cemented 14" in place with 250 sacks of Halliburton Permafrost cement through 1" pipe hung in the 14"x24" annulus. Cement in place 11:30 AM, 11-4-74. Drilled mouse hole. Began installing BOPE. Finished nippling up BOPE. Installed flowline. CSO rams, and braced BOPE. Cleaned out 14" conductor frcm 20' to 95'. Circulated'and conditioned mud. 73 pcf mud. Spudded well at 2:30 AM November 7, 1974. Cleaned out cement frcm 95'-97' and drilled ahead in 12 1/4" hole to 1160'. 77 pcf mud. -3- Novambm_r 8-9, 1974 Rigged up Schlun~erger and ran the following logs: Dual Induction Laterolog~ BHC Sonic Formation C~sated Density Ccmpensated Neutron Temperature Ran sidewall sample guns. Shot 60, lost 30 and had 1 misfire and recovered 29. Circulated and conditioned hole and rigged up to run 10 3/4" casing. November 10, 1974 Ran 13 joints of 10 3/4" casing. cleanout run. Stopped at 524' Pulled casing and made a 77 pcf mud. Ran 19 joints of !0 3/4" casing. found no fill or hole problems. and w~ather. Stopped at 735'. Ran drilling assembly and Conditioned hole while waiting on hole opener 77 pcf mud. November 12-13, 1974 Opened 12 1/4" hole to 15" frcm 97' to 1160' Ran 10 3/4" casing, Conditioned hole for casing. Casing Detail 27 joints 10 3/4", 40.5#/ft., K-55, Buttres including float shoe and Duplex collar. on hook 1115.81' above K.B. 2.81 ' shoe at ~ Duplex collar at 1071'. November 14, 1974 -4- Ran 4 1/2" drill pipe and stabbed into Duplex collar. Cemented 10 3/4" casing in 15" hole with 940 sacks of Halliburton Permafrost c~uent. Cement in place at 11:30 AM, 11-14-74. Good circulation throughout job and had approximately 100 sacks of cement returns. Waited on cement for 24 hrs. Cut off 14" and 10 3/4" casing. Located cement in 14" x 10 3/4" annulus at 30'. Did a 15 sack top c~nent job. .Installed Camez~n 10 3/4" S.O.W., 10"-5000 psig top flange, casing head. Installed 10"-5000 psig Shaffer LWS double gate and GK Hydril. Fabricated and installed blow and kill lines and choke manifold. Tested LWS gate, valves, .manifold, lines, blind rams, pipe rams, and Kelly cock-OK to 5000 psig. Tested Hydril OK to 2000 psig. All tests witnessed and approved by the State of Alaska. Ran in hole and drilled out Duplex collar and cement to 1100'. Pressure tested casing OK to 1500 psig. Cleaned out to 1160' and conditioned mud. November 19-21, 1974 L ~ ..... ~ ~ .............. Drilled 9 7/8" hole frcm 1160' to 3560'. Conditioned hole for logs. 77 pcf mud. November 22-23, 1974 Ran the follcwing Schlumberger logs: Dual Induction Laterolog BHC: Sonic Formation Ccm/0ensated Density Ccmpensated Neutron Dipmeter Proximity-Microlog Shot 90 sidewall samples. Had 6 misfires, lost 9 and recovered 75 core barrels. 77 pcf mud. November 24, 1974 Conditioned hole for 7 5/8" casing. Ran 7 5/8" casing. -5- 85 joints of 7 5/8", 26.4#/ft., N-80 Buttress including Float shoe, float collar and stage collar on hook 3540.33 ' above K.B. 3.33 ' shoe at ~3~37~.-~0~~' Float collar at 3491' and stage collar at 1000'. Circulated prior to ~t job. November 25, 1974 Cemented 7 5/8" casing through the shoe with 530 sacks of Class "G" neat cement. Average slurry weight 118 pcf. Displaced cement with 926 cubic feet of mud, but did not bump plug. Good circulation throughout job. Cement in place at 9: 00 AM, 11-25-74. Opened stage collar at 1,000'. Circulated and found no cement above collar. Mixed diesel based Ken-Pack and displaced it through the stage collar at 1,000'. Had good returns at the s,~rface. Closed ports on stage collar with 2500 psig. Landed casing, removed BOPE, installed slips, re-installed BOPE. November 26-27, 1974 Tested CSO rams, choke manifold, blc~ and kill lines, and Kelly cock-OK to 2500 psig. Tested pipe rams-OK to 2000 psig. Drilled out stage collar and cleaned out to 3476'. Tested stage collar, casing, and Hydril OK to 1800 psig. Drilled ahead in 6 3/4" hole to 3840'. 77 pcf mud Drilled ahead in 6 3/4" hole frcm 3840' to 3900'. Ran conventional 6 3/4" x 2 5/8" core barrel. Cored frc~ 3900' to 3930'. -6- Inte~zal: Lithology_: Core #l 3900 '-3930 ' Cut 30 ', recovered 9 ' Sand, light grey,, varies frcm fine to coarse. Carbonaceous and silty laminae. Apparent dips of 0-10° from laminae. Porosity looks Drilled ahead in 6 3/4" hole to 4298'. 78.5 pcf mud. Drilled 6 3/4" hole to 4564'. Ran 6 3/4" x 2 5/8" core barrel. Cut Core #2 frcm 4564' to 4594'. Cut Core #3 from 4594' to 4614'. Core #2 Interval: Lithology: 4564'-4594' CUt 30', recovered 2.7'. Top 2' - sand, light to m~lium grey. Fine to medium grain size. Few pebbles. Minor clay laminae. No apparent dip, excellent apparent porosity, NOSCF. Bottcm 8" - claystone, tan to brownish grey withnearvertical contact with coarse pebbly sand. Sand has clay matrix and a trace of carbonaceous laminae. NOSCF. Interval: 4594'-4614' Core $. 3 L~.'~ .R. eco_v??~: CUt 20' recovered 9" I · Lith~0!__o~f_: Sandstone, light medium grey. Very fine to medium grained micaceous, calcareous, appears dense and impermeable. NOSCF. Drilled 6 3/4" hole to 4730'. 75.5 pcf mud. -7- December 2-6, 1974 Drilled 6 .3/4" hole frcm4730'-5640'. o COHFfDE 4TtAL 74.5-76 pcf mud. December 7, 1974 Drilled 6 3/4" hole frcm 5640' to 5781'. Ran 6 3/4" x 2 5/8" core barrel. Cut Core #4 frcm 5781' to 5805'. Interval: Recovery: 5781'-5805' Core · Cut 24' recovered 7' Lithology: Interbedded pebble conglomerates and fine to coarse sands. Medium grey brown. Scattered carbonaceous laminae. No apparent dip. NOSCF. Drilled ahead in 6 3/4" hole frcm 5805' to 5830'. 75 pcf mud. Drilled ahead in 6 3/4" hole frcm 5830' to 5915'. Ran 6 3/4" x 2 5/8" core barrel. Cut Core #5 frc~a 5915 '-5945 '. Interval: 5915 '-5945 ' Core ~5 Lithol__o~: CUt 30' recovered 30' Olivine basalt, light to dark grey. NOSCF. 75.5 pcf mud. December 9-10, 1974 Drilled ahead in 6 3/4" hole frcm 5945'-6189'. December 11-13, 1974 - 75.5 pcf mud. Drilled ahead in 6 3/4" hole frcm 6189' to 6207'. C~di%ioned hole for logs. Rigged up Schlumberger and ran the following logs: Dual Induction Laterolog BHC Sonic Formation Ccmpensated Density Ccmpensated Neutron Diameter Proximity-Microlog Temperat~e 76 pcf mud -8- Dec~r I4, 1974 3/4"'x 2 5/8" core barrel. Cut Core #6 from 6207' to 6211'. Cut Core 6211' to 6215'. Core #6 Intez~al: 6207'-6211' Cut 4' recovered 3.5' Dolc~ite, medium to dark grey in color, siliceous, fractured and vuggy. Rare purite, NOSCF. Core 97 Interval: 6211'-6215' Lithol · Cut 4' recovered 3' Dolcmite as above. NOSCF. December 15, 1974 $chl~rger shot 210 sidewall cores. Recovered 137. Had 38 misfires. 10 empty core barrels and left 25 in the hole. Ran Globe type junk basket. Circulated, drilled and reamed at 6215'. P~covered 4 barrels. 75 pcf mud. December 16-17, 1974 Ran jur~ basket, junk mills and bits to clean up hole. Drilled 6 3/4" hole frcm 6215 '-6233'. 75.5 pcf mud. December 18-21, 1974 Drilled 6 3/4" hole frcm 6233' to 6299'. Ran 6 3/4" x 2 5/8" core barrel. Cut Core 98 frcm 6299' to 6311'. Interxral: Lithology: Core 6299'-6311' Cut 12', recovered 12' DolGnite as above. following Schlumberger logs: Dual Induction Laterolog BHC Sonic Formation CcmpensatedDensity CcmpensatedNeutron Dipmeter Shot 30 sidewall cores, recovered 6, lost 10 and had 14 misfires. Birdwell velocity survey. 75 pcf mud. ~.Dq?~e~ er ~, ~9~4 Ran open endeddrillpipe to 6150' and conditionedmud for cement plugs. the 6 3/4" hole as follows with Class "G" neat cement: ~r_~ge ~1 - 6150'-5850' 65 sacks through drill pipe hung at 6150'. CIP 6:00 AM 12-22-74. ~r~dge 92 - 5050'-4700' 76 sacks through drill pipe hung at 5050'. CIP 8:40 AM 12-22-74. B~idge 93- 4005'-3750' 54 sacks.thro~ghdrill pipe hung at 4005'. CIP 10:30 AM 12-22-74. Ran 6 3/4" bit and located top of bridge #3 at 3745'. Drilled out firm cement frcm 3745' to 3755'. Plug held 10,0009 and full pump pressure. Conditioned mud. 74.5 pcf mud. December 23, 1974 Made formation test #1 as follows: Ran Schlumberger- Bridged F~rra No, R~Z. 3-1-70 STATE O, ALASKA OIL AND OAS CONSERVATION CO/V~ITrEE SUBMIT IN Ir~PLICAT~ MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 1. OIL I~ c*, ~ o,.'-, Exploratory ~ICLL WELL 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Standard Oil Ccmpany of California, W.O.I. 3. ADDRESS OF OPEP~ATOR P. O. BOX 7-839, ~ct~rage, ~aska 99510 4 IX)CATION OF w~.~-~- 675' east and 1123' north of the southwest corner of Section 34, T. 16 N., R. 16 W., KRM _ NANA Regiona!~ Co _rpo~_t..~q;i~-;~'I o~ Se~ion 3~, T. 16 N., R. 16 W. 12 PIgRMIT NO 74-51 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH. CI-IA~NG~ IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CKMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~%q) VOL~ USED. PEi~FORATIONS. ~'ESTS ~qT) I~ESULT~ FISHING JOBS JU.~NK LN HOI~E AND SIDE-TI~ACKED HOLE A2~D ANY OTI-~R SIGNIFICANT ~GES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS DECemBER, 1974 Cut Core 92 frcm 4564'-4594' and %3 frcm 4594'-4614'. Had 2.7' and 9" of recovery respectively. Drilled 6 3/4" hole to 5781'. Cut core %4 frcm 5781' to 5805'. Recovered 7'. Drilled 6 3/4" hole to 5915'. Cut Core %5 frcm 5915'-5945'. Recovered 30'. Drilled 6 3/4" hole to 6207'. Ran DIL, BHC Sonic, FDC, CNL, Diameter, micro- log and temperature surveys. Cut Core #'6 frcm 6207'-6211' and %7 from 6211'-6215'. Had 3.5 and 3' recovery respectively. Shot sidewall samples. Drilled 6 3/4" hole to 6299'. CUt Core %8 frcm 6299'-6311'. Recovered 12'. Ran DIL, BHC Sonic, FDC, CNLand Dipmeter.logs. Shot sidewal~amples. Bridged the 6 3/4" hole from 6150'-5850'; 5050'-4700'; and 4005'-3750' with Class "G" Neat cement. Located top of bridge %3' at 3745'. Polished plugoff at 3755'. Made HCT %1 of interval 3755'-3537'. Had strong blc~decreasing to weak. Pulled. Had 2190' rise, top 1190' mud. Next 823' muddy sandy'saltwater, and bottom 177' clear salt water. Bridged the hole frcm 3700'-3350' and 372' tot he surface. Removed BOPE, welded on blind flange, and erected abandonment marker per State regulations. Well abandoned 12-25-74. i)i¥1SiON 07 0IL AND (iAS hereby~~./~./~F.certJ~Y t/~ t',he/.~e~, is true ~ oorrect Development Geologist 1-7-75 ..~// IN. .['~ 'J.'JJNISJ~W,: _ ...... NOTE--Report on this form il required for ~0Ch calendar monthl regQrdless of the stotuS of operotlens, end must be filed in dUplir, ate with the oil and gee conservation committee bythe 15th of the sueceeding month, uflleaa efherwlee directed. STATE Ot- ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 1, OTHER 2, NA/~E OF OPI~ATOR Standard Oil C~~y of ~lifo~ia, W.O'I. P. O. ~x 7-839, ~orage, ~as~ 99510 ~ ~cA~o~ 6F w~ ..... 675 ~ '~S~ ~" 112~" no~ af ~e ~u~est" ' ~~ of S~on 34, T' 16 N., R. 16 W., ~ IN PJ~I:IJVIIT NO 74-51 ,, 13. REPORT' Ti~TAL D]~PTH AT END OF MONTH. CPIA~N'GES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLTjM]~ USED. PERFOP,.ATIONS. TESTS AND B.ESULT5 FISHIIXrG JOB.~ JL~"NK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE A/~D A.SIY O'I"/4:ER SIGNIFICANT CH.A/xIGES IAI HOL~ CONDITIONS NOVEMBER, 1974 Spudded well at 2:30 AM 11-7-74. Drilled 12 1/4" hole to 1160'. Ran DIL, BHC Sonic, FDC, CNLand temperature logs. Shotsidewall cores. Could not run 10 3/4" casing in 12 1/4" hole, open~dto 15". Ran 27 toints of 10 3/4", 40.5# K-55 casing to 1113' and~tedto the surface with 940 sacks of permafrost cement. Installed and tested 10" - 5000 psig BOPE. Tests witnessed and approved by the State Division of Oil and Gas. Drilled 9 7/8" hole to 3560'. Ran DIL, BHC Sonic, FDC, CNL, Dipmeterandmicrologs. Shot sidewall samples. Ran 85 joints of 7 5/8" 26.4# N-80 casing to 3537'. Cemented through shoe with 530 sacks of cement. Good circulation. Opened stage collar at 1000' and displaceddiesel based Ken-Pak into the annulus. Had good returns at the surface. Installed and tested 10'-5000 psigBOPE. Drilled 6 3/4" hole frcm 3560' to 3900'. Cored from 2900' to 3930'. recovered 9'. Drilled 6 3/4" hole to 4564'. oil algol gQS conlervot~on committee bythe ISth of the suoceelling month, u~lle~ etherwile directed. Form REV. 9-3O6 9 ~S~lbrntt "Intentions" in Tril01i~ate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate STATE OF AL.ASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATIO. N COMMI'H'EE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen Use "APP-LICATION 'FOR ~'EF,~i'[~-~' ~for such 'p~o~osal.~,) 5. AP1 N~CAL CODE 50-143-20001 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL N/A 1. 7. IF INDIA.N, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE 0IL ~.~ GAS W~LL WELL [] OT.ER Abandonment NANA Regional Corpora' 8. UNIT, FA/:~I OR LEASE NAME 2. NAME OF OPERATOR STANDARD OIL CC~P~ OF CALIFORNIA, W..O.I. 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 7-839, Anchorage, Alaska 99510 4. LOCATION OF WELL A~ ~'~e 675' East and 1123' North of the Southwest 1/4 of Secq=ion 34, T. 16 N., R. 16 W., 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT,.GR, etc. Ground level 132'. Check Appropriate Box To [ndlcate Nature of N~ti'ce, Re 14. 9. %VELL NO, Nimiuk Point #1 10, FIELD A~D POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 34, T. 16 N., R. 16 W., KRM 12. P ERM/T 74-51 ~o~, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER 8HUT-OFF PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPI.ETE REPAIR WELL CHAN0] ~ Other ) SUBSEQUENT R[POET OF: ,, WATER SHUT-OFF J j BEPAIRINO WELL I ! FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERIN0 CASING SHOOTING OR AClDIZINO ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multlpls completion on W~ll Completion or Recompletlon Report ~nd Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE I'noposED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an)' proposed work. Verbal approval was obtained on 12-20-74. in telephone converSation be~ Mr. W. Tinker' and L. 'Smith. to'. abandon Nimiuk Point ~1 as follows: le Run open ended drill pipe and bridge the hole with Class "G" neat c~nent across the' following intervals: a. 6150'-5850' b. 5050'-4700' c. 4000'-3750' d. 3700'-3400' e. 360'-surface CON'FIDENT,IA'[ 2. Leave drilling mud be~ Stages. 3. ~.Cap well, and erect abandonment marker. ~ ~ /~ r~'~, l: /-- 16.! hereby certify~regpg Il ~e &nd correct Th, i ..'// "- .. TITLE AREA *UPERVI$0~ DATE 12-23-74 CONDITIONS TITLE See Instructions On Reverse Side DATE '..Approved .Returned FROM: State of Alaska DATE: FILE NO: "~', ~.__. TELEPHONE NO: ' ": '- SUBJECT: Noveaber 22, 1974 Field Trip Report - Nlmluk Polnt No. I southeast of Kotzebue F~t'~y , ~~~ I, ~'r .f974- Late Friday. evening i received a phone .call at my ~"f~:W~ TI'~'~F,:' ~ ~;t-: geot~Ist at ifa Nlnt'ak vel I. He Informed me that they had great dlff!c~:t~ gettlng held of anyone with the Division of 011 and GaS by telephone ad ~ he ~as sorry re. call me-so late, but they anticipated being ready to l~st ~ bl~ preventers late. Saturday nlght. I rode arrange- me~ts ,lth Nr. Tt~ te ca~,..-the Seeat ¢ha~ plaae from Anchorage Sa~drday ~Ing, These p!mms were ¢~f. lrmed ~hen I .later ,talked with Mr, BI 11 Sa~er ef the ~t off{'¢~, Ne l'~fermed me-where +e..~ the plane and approxlmately what tlme ~ plans ~e~id be ftna for the tr.tp the ne~t morning. ~~.da¥,_..~.~...~..ve~. e~.'~6,, lg74- .t _mt .the $~¢a-1 c~a~r pilot, Mr. Austin ~llar af~e al'~ a~-af~:--~ttlag m .~ oh.r ~~rs ~d I~dl~ a ~slda~bte ~t of frelg~, ~e pla ~a~ at-IO:~ A.M, At t:t5 P.M. we land~ at al~lp ~r ~ ~, which !s ap~xt~ty f~ mt I~ f~ t~ Nlat~ ~I~ ~tl iafta, t ~s ~t a~ '~ pt~ by ~i g~l~ts?, Wes Tinker, the drtlil~ ~t~ E~ff ~y~, ~ tn. fad m t~t nippllng up ~ ~s stttl In ~~ ~~ e~rt~t a~ ~ ~ as p~~sing very well. S~e¥,. ~~...t8,._ !974- i,.,_~,~s informed that the .BOP's were ready for testing at-12:TK)' P.N,' ~:.;: Marry am~-i drove to -tPm location where the drilling crew was attemptl;ng to sea~ the test plug. In the casinghead, The bi lnd rams w~Jld not open. enough t~o allow passage of ~ test pt~g. After m~ch testing and examlnatlon It was de?hi, re that the hydraulic p~mp ~as .tn .bad shape and ~ould need to be ~prta~.t~.. Latl~t~, by ]:OO PJ~.- it ~as determined that the main piston seals had falted 1~ the blind ~ of-BOP and ~e~td. need to be replaced. This concluded a. tl testing a~ts at this time slice none of the parts needed for the repairs ~ere available aY the-rig. A .ne~-hydrau&lc pump for the Hydrtl accumulator and BOP seal Set ~as ffo~n tn by charter plane, arriving approxlmately 7:00 P.M. that e~en I rig. · ~, .~~~ .t8,..t~74_- At: 1:.t.'5 A,N.-! was nottfled alt repairs had been ~leted aAd ~at 'the BOP equipment was again, ready for testing. Mr. Nayberry and t proceeded to the rig ~e everything ~as In order so testing was begun at t=45' A.M. While testing blind rams t~o leaks, were discovered, the casing- head flange, ~here the BOP is-a~, leaked as dld-the kl I 1 IIne check valve flange, ~ leaks- were sealed-by tightening the flanges and testing proceeded aY 2:20 A,N, 'We obtained a 5,0~3 pstg test on the bt lad 'rams and the kl II tine. We contt~ testing alt the vatves in the system Individual ty with actual test pressures ftuctuaYtng from 4800 ps. lg to 5,000 pslg. A teak was discovered that ~Id. ~ seal off In aec of the three Inch valves teadlng to the shell shaker from the ~elt test manifold and after much testing, repairing and re?es?lng this valve was repl~ ~fth a new vat~. which held pressure on the first test. All re- malnlng valves, the ¢ho~s and-pipe rams ~re pressure tested at 5,000 pslg. The ~il ~s ~ted and .tested .~ 2,000 .psig. The Kel ty and the kelly cock valve were pressure tested -to 5,000 ps.lg.. requested the Brlnkerhoff rig s~vlsor, Jim. Helms, to show me the floor safety -2- Nov~r 22, 1974 vatve a~t 1~ ~as unable ~o fln~ a ~ 1/2 Inch stzo .fe~ ~tve ~ be a~t fable ~. ~~~ ~~ ~ ~..~~I~ ~ ~e I~~ ~ ~ suppled To have ~ ~ ~ ~ld sm ~t ,~..d.ld ~* ~ to ~t~ ~e ~ ~t was missing. ~ s~s :~ ~* l* ~td ~ u~ vl,h *~ ~ t/2 t~b drill pt~ ~ drllt ~ttacs. I ~*~ Ybls Inf~tt~ ~ ~ -FI:old tn~l~ ~ as a ~ut~* for *~ ~Jl. ~. ~y~ ass~ m ,hay .~ ~td ~ ~e of ~e~ ~ I,~. ~r a b.u~ pl~ f~ ~*z~ ,o pick ~ up ~ *~* t ~ld m* ,he Alaska Oa ~,ts field trip i wl~~ the testl~g and repatr of t~e BOP equipment and-~ manlfoid o~ ~t~s ~lei~k ~l,nf H4. I ~I I I~t~ 17 mi les sou~st of ~z~, ~~t ~t~ ~re ~ whlle I was ~ to~tlon ~d f~ ope~tor fu~~ a~ to p~l~ ~I~t:,~ sl~ ad ~ pr~ sized ft~r safety valve ~r ~ drill pl~ Attacha~t ~:. :~: SatisfaCto~ ...... I tern .- · . -,YES .~ -._'(:( > ' 1. well si~n . '. (%-)' ( ) 2. Safety Valves-Floor SatisfaCtory Stem Yes No (~ ( ) 11. Manifold 'Pressure Test.,. (%6 ( ) 12. BOP Pressure Test (%'} ( ) 5. BOP Closing System (v~' ( ) 6. Remote Controls (~ ( ) .7'~ Drilling Spool-outlets .... (.~_~ ( > 8',. Flow Lines (~ ( ) 9. Kill Lines ( ) 10. ManifOld Chokes -( ) 3. Safety Valves-Kelly (~ ( ) 4 Safety' Valves-Subsurface ( ) · () (~ () () ( ) 13. ~eserve Pit ( ) 14. ~it Berm ( ) 15. LOcation Berm ( ) 16. Fuel Berm ( ) 17. Operations off "Pad" ( ) 18. "General Housekeeping"-- ( ) 19. Abd. Marker in place _( )' 20. Water Well covered Form P--3 REV. 9-30-4 9 STATE O'F ALASKA Smbmit "Intentions" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate OIL AND GAS CONSERVATIO.N COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this fora for proposals to drill or to deepen Use "APPLICATION 'FOR ~ER~V~iT-L~' '/or such 'pl:o~osal~.) WELL WELL OTHER 2.NAME OF OPEiqJ%TOR Standard 0il Company of California, WOI AP1 NU1VLE, HICAI~ CODE 50-143-20001 I~sE D~S~GNAT~ON ~,ND SERIAL NO. N/A ?. IF IN'DIAI~, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME NANA Regional Corp. ~ Inc. 8.UNIT, F~IR2VI OR LF~kSE NAME Same Lease date 8-1-74 3.ADDRESS OF OPERATOR 9. WELL NO, P. 0. Box 7-839, Anchorage, AK 99510 Nimiuk Point ~1 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface 675' East and 1123' North of the SW corner, Section 34, T16N; R16W; KRM 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc. 150' KB Check Appropriate Box To I, nci~ate Niat'ure of NOtice, Re 10. FLELD A~D POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE' OBJECTIVE) Sec. 34 T16N; R16W{ KRM 12. PEH,M. IT 1~O. 74-51 ~ort, or Other Data ' NoTIcE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF } I PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE I { ABANDON* nZPAm WELL [____j CHANOE PLANS ~Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF REPAIRINO WELL 8HOOTINg OR ACIDIZINO ABANDONMSNT* (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion 0fi Will' Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) !5. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated dat~ of starting an)' proposed work. Well information is to betreated as:Confidential. _ .. Well spudded at 2:30 a.m., November 7, 1974. (This space for State office use) APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPBOYAI~, IF ANY: TITLE Area Supervisor ,, TITLE See Instrudions On Reverse Side DATE DATE Approv~! .G~ , - ' ' ' .... __J._L I ~~er 23 ~ 19-74 Re = Nimiuk Point ~ 1 Standard Oil Company .of Callf-ornia Pe~ft No. 74--51 H~. J. L..Rowland Area Supervisor Sta~d 0iI Co, pa.. ny of-California .P.O. ~ 7-839 ; ~. ~. horace, Alaska 99510 Dear Sir= Enclosed i= the approve~ appliua.tion for permit to drill the above referenced well, on or about November 10, 1974, at a location in Section 34, To~sh. ip 16N, R~ 16W, KRM. Well =~les, core ~hips, and a mu~ log are required. A ~irectional s~y is not ~any rivers in Alaska a~ their ~ra~nage systems have been as impo~ant for the spawning or migration of anadromous fish. Operations in these areas ar~ sub,eot to AS 16.50.870 and the regula- tions promulgate~ thereunder (Title 5, Alaska Administrative Code). Prior to c~m~e~'~ng operations you may be contacted by the Habitat Coor~nato=~= o~fioe, Department of Fish and Game. Pollution of ~ waters of the State. is prohibited by AS 46, Chapter 03, Article 7 an~ the regulatton~ promulgated thereunSer (Title 18, Ala=ka Administra~ive Code, .Chapter 70) and by the Federal Water Pollution Control Act, as amended. Prior to commencing operations you may be .c~tac~-~ by a representative of the Department of ~n.vironmental Cons~at~on. Very truly yours., Thoma~ R. Marshall, .Jr. Executive Secretary Alaska Oil an~ Gas Conservation Committee Enclosure Departuaent of Fish and Game, Habitat .Section w/o encl. Depar~nt of Environmental Conservation w/o encl. Departmea~ of Labor, Su~rvisor, Labor Law Compliance Division w/o encl. '�`-^}— "► k+ E ALASKA SCOUTING SERVICE i7,- T -, ^.S __yw._ `yam.. � t-,- ... _.; - � (. t .. ��• ✓'�, j / I / 1 k - t '•• r_'-.1• y =mil .wi r..•.+.. a- �.� r)'t.'} 4 . • ° _ is J{ , -'w _ -= �l . R�fi�sr: "�1~�v'rti}' L r, j + '?% r• ,+� •''y^ "-tee 7 ~ �f' +ley �a - � �'r' �.�, e, 1 'ter. �• Y .�.[.+�'•� �' MtiY'�j'+_r :.X i 'N �.y� '"t'.�., . f •. _ r J I',y0 ..rr , y :; 'O � �' .�� L 7 S� • S r`� MVTNAK SOCAL Nimiuk Point + tcw,a~. mow•.. K• ._ /� ' �, ' ! a#-i .t_ , �, •' 41+4,-5 16 1 S .Fc,K �= r s--------------i----------------- - --- --- -- --- --- -------� J24-tom �/ G � �r_�', :�' • �� as '` 1 C � f October 30, 1974 Section 3, Page 1� ' COI IDENTIAL SUBMIT IN ~RI. AT~ (Other mstructlor,. ~n Form I0~ 401 ~. ~ - ~-.T~ STATE OF ALASKA reverse side) OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION ,COMMITTEE PERMIT TO DRILL OR DEEPEN lA. TYPE OF WORK DRILL J~ DEEPEN i'-1 o,L ~ °'" F-1 "'"'°L'r-1 WELL WELL OTHER ZONE ZONE 2 NAME OF OPES::L~TOR STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O. I. 3. ADDR~ O~F OPF_.~ATOR P, O. BOX 7-839, ANCHORACE, ALASKA 99510 LOCATIONAt surface OF WELL Approximately 675 ' East and 1123 ' North of the A.P.I.9 50-143-20001 6. ~E D~IGNATION AND S~RtAL NO, 7. IF INDIAN, A/.J.,Oz-r~,m OR TRJ.BE NAME NANA REGIONAL CORP., INC. 8. UNIT F~kRM OR LEASE NAME ' SAME TEASE DATE 8-1-74 9. WELL NO. NIMIUK POINT $1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT At proposed prod. zone Southwest Corner of Sec. 34, T. 16 N., R. 16 W., KRM. (SAME AS ABOVE) 13. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECT]iON FROM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 17 + miles southeast of Kotzebuer Alaska ]4. BON~INFOHA~ATION: Typ~Statewide Surety and/or No. 451636 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED* LOCATION TO NEAREST PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE, FT. (Also to nearest drig. unit. if any) 1123! 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION* Jle. NO. OF ACR~ IN LEASE. 8,18'6.00 Ig. PROP~DSEDD~TI~ 7500' - 10,000' TO NEAREST WELL DRILLING, COMPLETED. OR APPLIED FOR. FT. ~/~ SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJeCTIVe-) Sec. 34, T. 16 N., ~. 16W.. KRM ~, $100,000.00 ~ J?. NO. ACRES ASSIGNED TO THiS W~-LL 8,186.00 20. ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS Rotary 21. ELEVATIONS IShow whether DF, RT, CH, etc.~ 22. APPROX. DATE WORK WILL STAHT* 132 ' Gr November 10, 1974 23. PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM SIZE OF HOLE r SIZE OF CASING ',VEIGHT PER r°OT GRAE~E - SE"I'rING D~TH q u a n t i ty of C · me n t 24" 14" .314" Wall ~'B 80' 280 cu. ft. Permafrost _ 5/8~ 7 5/8" 26.4 N-80 '3400' 450 'c~. ~. Permafrost ana oi£~ 6 3/4" 5 1/2" 17 N-80 7500210,000 ....... . Material · ,,,, , ,, ,, W~,T, INFORMATION IS TO BE TREATE~ C(INFIDENTIAL 00T ( 7 'ig?4 24. I hereby certi~Fy thai the S,_G.L"D J.L. (This space tot S~te office u~ j SAMPL~ AND CORE CHIPS ~.~~ Y~ ~ NO ~I~ION~ SURVEY R~~ ~ Y~ ~NO CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF AN]f: AREA SUPERVISOR 1974 JM,U.D LO'G SEE TRANSMITTAL LETTER 7l NO A.P.I.1%",3~i~C~ CODE zo ol , ?n,,~.Ex,ecutiv, e S.ecreta~xr= October 23 t 1974 CONFIDENTIAL - MUST KNOW NANA EXPLORATORY PROSPECT WELL NIMIUK POINT NO. I Location: Approximately 675' east and 1123' north of the southwest corner Section 34; Township 16 North; Range 16 West, Kateel River Meridian. Elevation: 132' Ground, 144' KB (approximate) Drilling P~ogram: Total Depth: 7500' to 10,000. Casing Sizes & Approximate Depths: 14" Grade B .312 Wall cmt'd at 80'+ (Permafrost Cmt) (Freeze Jt) 10 3/4" 40.5# K-55 Buttress cmt'd at 1000'+ (Permafrost Cmt) 7 5/8" 26.4# N-80 Buttress cmt'd at 3400' + 4300' to 6800' 5 1/2" 17# N-80 Buttress hung and cmt'd at 7500' to 10,000'. Progra_~m: 1. Dry bucket dig 24" hole to 80'+--. Cement 14~~rade B sp__e_c_~l~c~9.~.~.n.~g at 80'+ using 280+ Sx Permafrost Cement doing a top job through 1" pipe hung at 80'. Install 12" - 3,000 psi rotating BOPE with single CSO gate. -~------~-----~-~-~ ..... 2. Drill for 10 3/4" casing to 1000". Nete: Install mud loggers when drilling out of the shoe of the conductor at 80'. Caution: There is a possibility of shallow marsh gas near 100+'o Mud weight per attached mud program should control any gas kicks. 3. Run the following logs from the effective depth to the shoe of the conductor pipe. DIL, density-neutron and sonic. Have SWS guns, dipmeter and proximity - microlog tools on location. 4. Cement to surface 10 3/4" ~i 40.5 #/ft K-55 casinQ at 1000' with approximately 375 cubic feet of Permafrost Cement slurry. Provides 100% excess. Use Duplex collar and float shoe. 5. Install and test 10" - 5Q00~s~lass III BOPE. Division of Oil ~- and Gas to witness tests. ~- OCT 6. Drill ahead in 9 7/8" ope~ hole to 3400'. / "( Note: There is a possibility of~SNP#around 2000'~ and it is foreseeable that casing may be set at a depth less than 3400'. Every attempt should be made to set the casing as deep as possible. Mud logger will be making measure- ments that may indicate SNP. 7. Run full suite of logs from the effective depth to the shoe of the 10 3/4" casing. Logs will be specified in the evaluation program. 8, Cement approximately 3400' of 7 5/8" 26.4 #/ft._~_~~~~ 3400' with 450 cubic feet of ~-~afrost cement slurry. Provides no exces-----~s. Pump approximately 235 cubic feet of oil pack insulation material through stage collar near 1000'. 9. Reinstall and test 10" - 5,000 psi Class III BOPE. Division of Oil and Gas to witness test.' 10. Drill ahead in 6 3/4" open hole to 7500'. A decision to extend the total depth to a maximum of 10,000' may be made at a later date. Note: a) Should it become necessary to hang a liner to protect the existing hole or eliminate a pressure hazard, provisions have been made to hang and cement a 5 1/2" 17 #/ft N-80 liner and drill ahead in 4 3/4" open hole. b) Cut one 30' core at total depth. Additional coring and possibly drill stem testing may be done at any depth while drilling the well. This will be at the discretion of the well sight geologist. 11. Run a full suite of logs from the effective depth to the shoe of the 7 5/8" casing. Logs will be specified in the evaluation program. 12. Complete or abandon the well as directed. W. D. SAUER OCT "7 KILL LINE 2"X~ H~I)RIL "GK" 5000 PSI PLUG I0':- 5000~' SHAFFER L~S DOUBLE - GATE ~ooo ~si IO - CAMERON TYPE lO"x?" CASING HANGgR & SEAL CLASS iON "WF" HEAD 7J" 26.h# .-.U?T. 10~." {40.~ II-BUTT. / ilH' CONDUCTOR BOPE CHOKE SHAFFER ROTATINO BOPE and STRIPPER 12" - 3000~ PILLING //"-, d *' - ', , I DIVERT. ER HOOK UP NIMIUK EXPLORATORY PROGRAM R. 19W. Sheshalik ~Sheshalik Spit 28 · · *' Pipe Spit... . · . _~ . ..:'.'. ': .-,.:-.', . :.;- .- ... . . ... . '"Cape Blossom S0'CAL (NANA REOIONAL OORP.) 27 10/I,/74 26 " 17 N w d'lZ* Nimiuk _ .. 24 25 14 N. :33, r675" ~ NIMIUK PT. WE[I_L SITE / ,1123' 55 SCALE I" =4000' 56 NINIUK POINT AREA, N,.SLOPE PROPOSED · NIMIUK POINT WELL SITE,(SOCAL) NANA REGIONAL CORPORATION, INC. LEASE DATED 10-1-74 SEC. 34 TI6N.,R. 16W. KATEEL RI~ERM STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA SCALE DATE 10-14-74 ENGR~L = ORWG, :d.-W.W. ' Company j~,¢q / ,, Lease & Well. CHECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS Yes No Remarks · Is well to be located in a defined pool ................. X/~oK ............. ~ .............. ,, ~t , , 2. Do s tatewide rules apply ........................ 3 Is a registered survey plat attached .......... · , · · · , · · · 4. Is well located proper distance from property line ........... 5. Is well located proper distance from other wells ............ 6. Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool 1 '8. Is operator the only affected party ................... ~/< , . . . --__~ ~ , 1, _ ~_ , , , . i ,1 9. Can pen~it be approved before ten-day wait ...... ; ........ . 10. Does operator have a bond in force ................... ll. Is conductor string provided ...................... 12. Is enough ceme~t used to circulate on conductor and surface ...... 13. Will cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings . . _~--~ 14. Will cement cover ail possible productive horizons ........... 15. Will surface casing cover all fresh water'zones ............ 16. Will surface csg, internal burst equa.1 .5 psi/ft· to next string .... 17. Will all casing give adequate s~ety lapse and tension ...... 18. Does BOPE have sufficient pr~ss~e _q~ti~ ...... ' ......... Additional Requirements: x , ~ ~'~ -~ -- ~. ~ ~,,.~> -: Approval Recommended: ,]AL i HHH' .~. JCM .!