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PLUGGING & LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT State of Alaska .. .ALASKA OIL & GAS CONSERVATION COHMISSION Lease Memorandum To File: API No. ~-O .oo~-Ioool -o0 Location ~c_ ]o ' 7/R~' ~ ~ S~ Abnd Date Spud: /~/~01~ 9 , TD: !/~_~-~ , Completed Note casing size, wt, depth, cmt vol, & procedure. ~: 20~ ~ 9o ' ~/~oo ~ Liner: ~" G 9~c ~f~o ~ Perf inte~als - tops: Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance- provide loc. clear, code. Plugs: /o, 0Y~-geCo ~/~-o~ !997 Well head cut off: Marker post or plate: Location Clearance: / , F~om · POLAR ENEGY CORP. ALASKI~-..~ PHONE No. : 907 Number: .$6971 Agreement made May 6, 1997, 'between Polar Energy Corporation, of P. O. Box 112212, Anchorage, Alaska 99511-2212 Ccontraet°r"), and ROMIC[ PARK, Inc. c/o Mr. Irvin Evenson, of P. O. Box 10, Kasilof, Alaska 99610 ("Well Owner"). 1. ITEMS I~URCtIASED. For value received and other consideration, the Contra~or agrees with the Well Owner to provide the Well Owner the following services in accordance with the terms and conditions of this Contract: Description: Conduct Plug & Abandonment operations for Romlg Park Nc.l, API No. 009-10001-00, located 670' WEL & 570' NSL, Sec 9, '172N, R4W, S.M., as described in Exhibit A and secure State of Alaska Oil & Gas Commission sig~;-off. 2. WORK STANDARDS. Work shall comply with industry & AOGCC standards. 3. SPECIAL CONDITIONS. Contractor agrees to perform the services specified as limited by the following conditions: Operations will be suspended and the well secured if pressure is encountered which can not be bled down. Well Owner will be responsible for all costs incurred to suspend operations and secure the well. Removal of cut-off casing and cement from the site is not covered under this Contract. A fiat rate cost for cut-up and offslte dlsposal of scrap casing, and cement debris, will. be provided by Contractor upon completion of well operations if requested by Well Owner. By executing this Agreement Well Owner authorizes Polar Energy Corporation to act its behalf with regard to securing any permits and agency sign-off required to meet the terms of this ~4greement. 4. PAYMENT. Payment shall be made to Polar Energy Corporation, P. O. Box 112212, Anchorage, Alaska 99511-2212 within 30 days of invoice submittal. RECEIVED From ' POLAR ENEGY CORP. ALASK~ PHONE No. ' 90? 345 6J46 May. 2J 1997 2:55PM POJ DELIVERY. Contractor expects to commence operations within two (2) days of receiving formal approval from the Well Owner and complete operations within one week of the start date. . PAYMENT OF TAXES. Contractor agrees to pay all taxes, federal, state, and municipal, specifically related to the performance of this work, excluding taxes, fees 'or charges which are the presently the responsibility of Well Owner. WARRANTIES. Contractor warrants that any 'materials or equipment used in the performance of this Contract shall be free of defects in material and workmanship and comply with State of Alaska Oil & Gas Commission regulations relative to well service activities. The Contractor makes no warranties, expressed or implied, except as specifically stated above. SUCH WARRANTIES ARE- IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, WRITTEN OR ORAL, STATUTORY, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDINO WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTY OF SERVICE AND MATERIAL FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. CONTRACTOR SHALL IN NO EVENT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE, 'EVEN IF CONTRACTOR HAS B~EN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. CONTRACTOR SHALL IN NO EVENT BE LIABLE FOR ANY ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE. 7, INSPECTION. The Well Owner shall have a reasonable opportunity to inspect the work during and after its performance to determine if the work conforms to the conditions of this Contract. TERMINATION. It is agreed that in case of a material breach (violation) by either party of any of the provisions contained in this Contract, the other party shall have the right to terminate this Contract at its option. Furthermore, if either party becomes insolvent, makes a general assignment for the benefit of creditors, has a petition or any proceeding under the bankruptcy laws filed by or against it or under any other law relating to debtor's relief, or if a receiver is appointed to take control of the business of either party, the other party may, at its option, cancel this Contract. From : POLAR ENEGY CORP. ALASK~=.x~ PHONE No. : 90? 345 6346 Ma~.23 1997 2;5GPM 10. FORCE MAJEURE. If performance of this Contract or any obligation under this Contract is prevented, restricted, or interfered with by causes beyond either party's reasonable control ("Force Majeure"), and if the party unable to carry out its obligations gives the other party prompt written notice of such event, then the obligations of the party invoking this provision shall be suspended to the extent necessary by such event. The term Force Majeure shall include, without limitation, acts of God, fire, explosion, vandalism, storm or other similar occurrence, orders or acts of military or civil authority, or by national emergencies, insurrections, riots, wars, strikes, lock-outs, work stoppages, or other labor disputes, supplier failures, shortages, breach, or delays. The excused party shall use reasonable efforts under the circumstances to avoid or remove such causes of non-performance and shall proceed to perform with reasonable dispatch whenever such causes are removed or ceased. An act or omission shall be deemed within the reasonable control of a party if committed, omitted, or caused by such party, or its employees, officers, agents, or affiliates. · 11. CONFIDENTIALITY. Both parties acknowledge that during the course of this Contract, each may obtain confidential information regarding the Other party's business. Both parties agree to treat all such information and the terms of this Contract as confidential and to take all reasonable precautions against disclosure of such information to unauthorized third parties during and aRer the term of this Contract. Upon request by an owner, all documents relating to the confidential information will be returned to such owner. 12. ENTIRE CONTRACT. This Contract contains .the entire agreement' of the parties and there are no other promises or conditions in any other agreement whether oral or written. This Contract supersedes any prior written or oral agreements between the parties. AMENDMENT. This Contract may be modified or amended if the amendment is made in writing and is signed by both parties. 14. SEVERABILITY. If any provision of this Contract shall be held to be invalid or unenforceable for any reason, the remaining provisions shall continue to be valid and enforceable. If a court finds that any provision of this Contract is invalid or unenforceable, but that by limiting such provision it would become valid and enforceable, then such provision shall be deemed to be written, construed, and enforced a~ so limited. 15. WAIVER OF CONTRACTUAL RIGHT. The failure of either party to enforce any provision of this Contract shall not be construed as a waiver or limitation of that party's right to subsequently enforce and compel strict compliance with every provision of this Contract. .RECEIVED Gas (:;or~s, From : POLAR ENEGY CORP. ALASKP'='k, PHONE No. : 90? J45 6346 16. APPLICABLE LAW. Ala,ka, This Contract I~'m]) be Tho pantes have executed thl8 Contract at A.nohon~e, the day i Well Owner: lrv|n Evenson Ma9.23 1997 2:STPM P05 ~,07 1997 by the laws ot' the Sta~e of yonr above wdtt~n, P0,.1 Contractor: Polar Energy Corporntion i , R,ECEIVED TONY KNOWLE$, OOVERNOR ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION 3001 PORCUPINE DRIVE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501-3192 PHONE: (907) 279-1433 FAX: (907) 276-7542 May 19, 1997 Romig Park, Inc. c/o Irving Evenson PO Box 10 Kasilof, Alaska 99610 Re: Location Clearance, Romig Park Well No. 1. PTD 63-019 Dear Mr. Evenson: On May 13, 14, and 15 Blair Wondzell of our office visited the referenced well site during and after the abandonment operations. A final Location Clearance inspection was conducted by Mr. Wondzell on May 15,1997 and recommended the Location Clearance be approved for: Well Name PTD N Romig Park # 1 63-019 Final Location Clearance is hereby approved for Romig Park #1. The Commission will require no additional work on subject well; however, the owner(s) remains liable if problems with the well occur in the future. David / 'ohnston, Ch~ CC: Blair Wondzcll A/Ic-rp# 1 .dOc MEMORANDUM ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION To' David J o~[~o n'~ Frm' · Blair~Vondzell State of Alaska Date: 19MAY97 File: r-p&arp.doc Sub: Plugging and Location Clearance, Romig Park 1 P ~'[7 ¢.3 - On 5/8/97 we received a 10-403 to plug and abandon the Romig Park 1 well. On 5/12/97 I gave Eric Opstead of Polar Energy Corporation verbal approval to plug and abandon the well as per the submitted 10-403. On May 13, Eric called and said they had the "monument" cut down. He reported that there was no pressure on any of the annuli or the 7" which had been open to atmosphere. He also reported the casing was full of mud. At noon I went to the well site and noted that the 20 x 13 3/8 was filled with cement, the 13 3/8 x 9 5/8 was open, the 9.5/8 x 7 had mud(?), and the 7" was full of dehydrated mud. i stopped after work and found they planned to fill the 7" with cement from 150' and fill all of the annuli and let it sit over night. On May 14 I stopped at the site about 7:15 am and talked to Eric. The 7" and all of the annuli were filled with cement which was setting up. The plate they planned to install contained the following information bead welded on it: PAN AMERICAN ROMIG PARK WELL NO. 1 670'WEL 7 570'NSL SEC 9 T12N R4W S.M. On May 1 5 I checked the Romig Park well and found that it was back-filled. There was no equipment or trash left on site and the wellhead was back- filled following the contour of the slope - water would not pond on the back- fill. I recommend that location clearance be approved. Attached for your signature is a location clearance letter to the owner. STATE OF ALASKA , ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOO 1. Status of Well Cl,~ssllicat..)n of ScHvice Well OIL [~ GAS [] SUSPENDED [~ ABANDONED~_X SERVICE L.~ 2. Name of Operator Romig Park, Inc. 7. Permit Number 63-0019-00 3. Address P.O. Box 10, Kasilof, Alaska c/o Irving Evenson 8. APl Number 50.- 009-10001-00 4. Lo~ation of well at surface 670' WEL & 570' NSL, Sec 9, T12N, R4W, S.M. · ! At Top Producing Interval !'_ i 557'S & 1397'E of surface location At Total Depth 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) Orig. GL 125" KB 139' 6. Lease Designation and Serial No. Fee Land 9. Unit or Lease Name Romig Park 10. Well Number NO. 1 11. Field and Pool Wildcat 12. Date Spudded 113. Date T.D. Reached 'l 14. Date Comp., Susp. or Aband. I 15. Water Depth, if offshore 16. No. of Completions 10-20-63 t 03-06-64 ! . Abandoned 05-15-97 / N/A , feet MSL I None 17. TotalDepth (MD+TVD)118.P,ugBackDepth(MD+TVD, 19. DirectionalSurvey 1 20. Depth where SSSV set ) 21. Thickness of Permafrost 11,566/+11,324 ] 9,840 / +9,725 YES'Orig.NOD I N/A feetMD I N/A 22. Type Electric or Other Logs Run No logs run during abandonment operations. See Pan Am. Pet. r-eport 5/6/64 for OH log list. 23. CASING, LINER AND CEMENTING RECORD CASING SIZE 20" _3-3/8 9-5/8: 7" See atta WT. PER FT. 94 ' 54,5 · 36 & 40 2'3,26,29 :hed pola: GRADE No R,e, por~ ." E~ergy i SETTING DEPTH MD TOP BOTTOM 90 1170 : 6oo4 9992 ]orp. Operatio: HOLE SiZE 24" 7½" 112¼" 8-5/8" Is Report CEMENTING RECORD 200 sx Orig. Comp., 1200 sx 300 sx 560 sx ,, for final cementing AMOUNT PULLED '4' ... None ' None None None program, 24. Perforation~ interval, size and number) None (Dryhole) open to Production (MD+TVD of Top and Bottom and ORIGINAL · 25. TUBING RECORD SIZE DEPTH SET (MD) PACKER SET (MD) · · 26. ACID, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC. DEPTH INTERVAL (MD) AMOUNT& KIND OF MATERIAL USED 27. PRODUCTION TEST Date First Production Method of Operation (Flowing, gas lift, etc.) Dryhole Date of Test Hours Tested Flow Tubing Press. Casing Pressure 28. PRODUCTION FOR IOIL-BBL GAS-MCF TEST PERIOD CALCULATED I OIL-BBC GAS-MCF 24-HOUR RATE CORE DATA wATER-BBL WATER-BBL IOHOKE SiZE GAS-OIL RATIO OIL GRAVITY-APl (c0~r) Brief description of lithology, porosity, fractures, apparent dips and presence of oil, gas or water. Submit core chips. See' Pan American Petroleum Corp.'s original Com'pletion or Recompletion Report dated May:6, 1964 for Romig PARK #1 core and geologic information.. Form 10-407 Rev. 7-1-80 CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE Submit in duplicate 29. NAME GEOLOGIC MARKERS., MEAl;. I)EPTt-I TIRtJF VEIRT. I-)[:P~'It 30. ,vlATION TESTS Ir~clurJe interval tested, pressure data, all fluids recovered and gravity, 31. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS P&A Operations Report, Site Photographs 32. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge Signed~~ ENERGY CORPORATION P.O. Box 112212 I NSTR UCTI ONS Anchorage, Alaska 99511 Title 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 injectior~,ja~[r!i"r~j~q~l:_'ipr~,~'~l~: ) water disposal, water supply.for injection, observation, injection for in-situ combustion.-'J t' . ~" ~ · -." 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 71' Indicate whether from ground level (GL) o[ other elevation (DF, KB, etc.). Item 23' Attached supplemental records for this ,well should show the details of any multiple stage cement- ing 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 "nonf~''. Form 10-407 POLAR ENERGY CORPORATION P. O. Box 112212 Anchorage, Alaska 99511-2212 Well Plug & Abandonment Operations Report RECEIVED General Well Information Well Name: APl No.: Field/Pool: Location: TD: Owner: Status: Romig Park No. 1 50-009-10001-00 Wildcat Gas Cons..C0.m~tss~' 670' WEL & 570' NSL, Sec. 9, T12N, R4W, Seward Meridian, Alaska. 11,566' MD / _+11,324 TVD Romig Park, Inc.; POB 10, Kasilof, Alaska, cio Irving Evenson. Suspended dryhole, PBTD 9,840' MD, BP @ 3,500, no surface plug, conductor rising approx. 65' above current ground level. Objectives of Operation Romig Park No. 1 was originally drilled by Pan American Petroleum Corp. as a wildcat oil and gas test reaching TD at 11,566' MD on March 6, 1964. At the land owner's request, the dryhole was suspended for possible future conversion to a water well. In May of 1997, the land owner contracted Polar Energy Corporation to plug and abandon the well. Pre-Operation Site & Well Surface Conditions The Romig Park No. 1 well is located at the toe of a gravel-pit sidewall in the densely populated Sand Lake area of Anchorage, Alaska. As a consequence of mining, the conductor was exposed some 65 feet above present ground level. Hammer soundings indicated that there was no cement in the 20" - 13-3/8" casing annulus to current GL and the steel-plate cap on the 7" had been cut-off leaving the 7" open to atmosphere. The 20" conductor was split down from the wellhead approximately 10 feet. P&A Report 1 05/15/97 DAILY OPERATIONS LOG Date · Description of Operation 5/6/97 5/7/97 5/9/97 5/12/97 5/13/97 5/14/97 5/15/97 Conduct site visit and well inspection. Run surface EM survey for buried hazards. None indicated. Research AOGCC records and submit Application For Sundry Approvals, AOGCC Form 10-403. Secure verbal approval for Plan of Operations, Plug & Abandonment Procedure from AOGCC. Scallop-out gravel pit sidewall to approximately 5 feet below slope grade. Remove cement around 20" conductor and dispose. Hammer-sound 20". Sounding suggests that 20" - 13-3/8" annulus is cemented below current ground-level. RU welder. Cut window in 20". Remove green cement to expose 13-3/8" casing. Tap 13-3/8" casing. Air blow from tap (+ 50 psi, non-combustible). Bead tap, check for pressure buildup. No buildup observed, Cut window in 13-3/8" casing, 'no cement. Tap 9-5/8" casing, encountered hard cement, no pressure. Cut window in 9-5/8" casing, remove cement to expose 7" casing. Cut and relieve 7" casing. Pullover string of casings and dispose of pipe. Dress stub-up and prepare for well service rig. RU well service-rig. RIH with 2" drillpipe to 155' MD. Circulate with fresh water to displace old drilling mud in 7" casing into 13-3/8" - 9-5/8" annulus. Mix Class "G" cement and displace fresh water in 7" from 155 feet to surface with cement. Sound 13-3/8" - 9-5/8" annulus. Open to 167 feet. Pump loose Class G cement from 167 feet to surface. Prepare bead- weld Abandonment Marker indicating: Name of Operator, Lease Name, Well Number and Well Location. Notify AOGCC to inspect cement job. WOC. Meet AOGCC Inspector and obtain permission for site closure. Dress well casing stub-up. Weld on Abandonment Marker cover to 13-3/8" casing. Pile white concrete aggregate over abandonment marker and spay paint red. Back-fill hole with previously removed material to bury well 5' below grade. Re-contour back-fill to match original slope and grade of site. Clean up and remove all trash and debris. Notify AOGCC of job completion and request site clearance. Submit Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log (Form 10-407) to AOGCC with site photographs and Daily Operations Log. P&A Report 2 05/15/97 POLAR ENERGY CORPORATION P. O. Box 112212 Anchorage, Alaska 99511-2212 · Tel/Fax: (907) 345-6346 · On-Call: (907) 244-5210 · May 7, 1997 Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 ORIGINAL Subject: Romig Park No. 1 Plug & Abandonment Attached please find our Application for Sundry Approvals and Operations Plan for plug and abandonment operations on the Romig Park No. 1 well located in southwest Anchorage. Polar Energy Corporation will be operating on behalf of the current owners under signed contract and we expect to begin operations early next week. Please call if you have any questions Sincerely, POLAR ENERGY CORPORATION "~~pstad, ~resident ¥ 8 1997 41as~ ,Oil & Gas Cons. Cc: R.B. Frazier, VP Polar Energy Romig Park File STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION APPLICATION FOR SUNDRY APPROVALS 1. Type of Request: Abandon -X-- 'Suspend __ Alter casing - Repair well __ Change approved program __ Operation shutdown __ Re-enter suspended well __ Plugging __ Time extension __ Stimulate __ Pull tubing __ Variance __ Perforate __ , Other __ 2. Name of Operator Romig Park, . Inc. Pan AmericaH Petroleum Corp. (Orig.) 3. Address P. O. Box 10, Kasilof, Alaska 5. Type of Well: Development Exploratory Stratigraphic Service 4. Location of well at surface 670' WEL & 570' NSL, Sec 9, Ti2N, At top of productive interval @9980' 501' S & 950' E of surface At effective depth R4W, S.M. location AttotaldepthEstimated 5.57' S & 1397' E of surface location 6. Datum elevation(DForKB) KB 139' GL 125' CH 124 feet Z UnitorPropertyname Romig Park 8. Well number No. 1 9. Permitnumber 63-0019-0 10. APInumber 50-- 009-10001-00 11. Field/Pool N/A 121 Present well condition summary Total depth: measured 11,566 feet true vertical +11,324 feet Effective depth: measured 9,840 (PBTD) feet true vertical +9,725 feet Casing Length Size Structural Conductor 20" Surface 13-3/8" Intermediate 9-5/8" Production 7" Liner Perforation depth: measured None · true vertical Tubing(size, grade, and measured depth) None Packers and SSSV (type and measured depth) None Plugs (measured) 50 BP Junk (measured) sx 10,050 - 9840' MD @ 3,500' Cemented 200 sx Surface 1,200 sx 300 sx 560 sx Measureddepth 90' 1,170' 6,004' 9,992' ~ueverticaldepth 90' 1,170' ±5,983' ±9,825' ORIGINAL R {EIV£D tvtA, Y 8 199"( AiaS~.0it ,& 6as Cons. comm'~s~' ,Anctiorage 13. Attachments Description summary of proposal _.~ Detailed operations program ~ BOP sketch __ N/A 14. Estimated date for commencing operation 05/i2/97 16. If proposal was verbally approved Name of approver Date approved 15. Status of well classification as: Oil__ Gas __ Suspended Service 17. I hereby c~~t to the best of my knowledge. Signed ~ -- Title Pres~d.ent, Polar Energy Corp. ~ /~.// - "' FOR COMMISSION USE ONLY Date 05/07/97 Conditions~F'~proval: Notify Commission so representative may witness PlUg integrity ~ BOP Test __ Location clearance Approved by order of the Commission Form 10-403 Rev 06/15/88 - '~ -~..-~ommissioner I Approval No.,.~ ¢ ? -~ ~' ,, SUBM[TIN TRIC'LICATE ~ EXIBIT A Romig Park. Inc. No. 1 Plug & Abandonment Procedure . . . . , . . , , Obtain Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission Approval by submitting AOGCC Form 10-403, 24 hours prior to commencing operations. Scallop approximately five (5) feet of sand from around 20" conductor casing with front- end loader. Attach safety-line cable to top of wellhead and secure. Cut a window in the 20" casing and remove cement. Repeat procedure for 13 5/8" & 9- 5/8" casings to expose 7". Weld valve flange to 7" casing and install 5K valve. Open valve and punch hole in 7" casing with punch rod. Observe well. If gas is encountered, attempt to blow down. If it bleeds down, install pressure gauge, shut the well in and check for pressure buildup. IF PRESSURE BUILDS UP, 'SUSPEND P&A OPERATION! NOTIFY AOGCC & WELL OWNERS. If pressure does not buildup, fill well with water; continue procedure. If well is dead, fill with water or mud as required; continue procedure.. Partially cut through all casings leaving a hinge. Put down section above -3ff GL. Finish cut stub. Mobilize and rig-up a truck-mounted drilling rig. RIH with drillpipe to 150'. Lay Class "G" cement plug to surface. Secure steel plate to casinghead beadweld the following information on plate: ~o~CC.. ~ co,'~..,~, .- ~'/a,f( ~,~1~ ~ · Name of Operator · Unit/Lease Name · Well Number · Well Location ~.~x( [3 199'~ ' .../~laska 0il & Gas O0ns. Coa~'' Remove, adequately bury or incinerate all loose debris, mn any Pits q~ll~s and grade location and otherwise comply with onshore location clearance procedures (AAC 25.170). Request AOGCC InspectOr to perform location clearance. DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERV. ATION DlkqSION OF SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE [ndus~y: Preparedness and Pipeline Prograzn Exzioration. Production Nd Refineries Sec:ion _'_'_' uordova St. Anchora_qe. AK 9950i Se=tember 6. ! 996 TONY KNOWLES. GOVE."~NOR Telephone No. ~907)269-7679 FAX No. (907~269-7652 TTY( 907)269-7511 David A. Bovce Environmental Suecia!ist .-~,moco Production Comeanv North, western U.S. Business Unit P.O. Box 800 Denver. CO 80201 De~ .'vIr. Bovce: File No. 300. I...:I7 Re: Amoco Production Company - Drilling Waste Reserve Pits Final Closure Approval of 25 Inactive Facilities The Alaska Deeartment or' Environmental Conse~'ation (ADEC) has evaluated ,/our co~es=ondence, dated February 19. 1992. requesting closure of 29 .Amoco Production Company ~.~ocol inactive rese:we pit disposal 5acilities. Surface evaluations were performed at the sites in !989 and !990. T.-Ss correspondence describes our review procedures, puts 5orxvard the De,arwnent's findings, and takes action upon the closure request. The 29 facilities were assessed by .Amoco pr/or to the issuance of the ADEC interim Site Assessment Guidance tbr Inactive Drifting Waste Sites, June IO01. The nesv Alaska Solid Waste Regulations. 18 AAC 60, became effective January. 28. 1996 and contains a chapter on inactive rese~'e pit closures l 18 .<-~C 60.440). The closure criter/a in the new regulations parallel the closure 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 srudv of contaminant release, exposure criteria. ~d conseauence criter/a. The 1989-1990 Amoco assessment program included acquisition of numerous (I 0-30) shallow cores within and adjacent to each drill pad. sampling of the cored material at five-foot intervals, and installation of monitoring wetls on several facilities from which shallow groundwater was encountered while coring. Total petroleum hydrocarbon (,,TPH). BTEX. and ..~ , , Mr. D. A. Bovce -~ September 6. 1996 waste: hence, effort ,,','as put forth by Amoco to quantiO' the dispersion of these compounds from each reser~'e t~it. and to determine if significant risk to human health or the environment is -~':;dent through exposure pathways at each site. SITES CONSIDERED FOR CLOSURE Based upon field criteria from the June. 1991 .rntefim Site .Assessment Guidance for Inactive Drilling Waste Sites, and ~ ,, c,osur,, criteria s~ecified in Alaska Solid Waste Regulations 18 .-LAC 60.440. the facilities listed beioxv with their respective locations have been reviewed for closure: ' .AK Peninsula - Becharof Lake "Pavtof Bay Area: Becharof State Well #t. Cathedral River. David River .=.'1 David River =.'I-A. Hoodoo Lake Unit =.'1 Hoodoo Lake Unit Cook In!et -Trading Bay .Area' A. ibea Kaloa #1. Bachatna Creek'State =,I. Big Lake (USA) #l. Chuitna River State. Romiz Park [.nc. #I qtedatna Creek #1 Tvonek State =7 Tvonek State West Fore:'and Unit gl. West Foreiand Un. it =,2 Kenai Peninsula: Edna .'via,,' Vv'aiker Nor'th $1oee: Aufeis Unit. East Harrison Bav State -~'. Foggy Island Bay Stat~ .=.'1. Kavik Unit =!. No Name Island #1. West Mikke!sen Unit #--:' .~qoutheasr .Alaska - Gienalten .Area' Ahtna in:. ,:41. A. hma Inc. A ,-," 1, Moose Creek Unit =,l Southwest .Alaska - Bethe! .Area: Johnson River Core :#'1. Nar~atuk Creek. Nar~amk Creek #2:'2A Consideration of the sites for closure approval were based on (1) a review of the submitted inac:ive drilling waste site assessment document listed below by the the ADEC Spill Prevention and Restmnse (SP.~'~ Division. and by the other appropriate state or federal agencies, including the Alaska De=artment of Narurai Resources - Division of Land (ADNR- DOL) staff, the Alaska Department ofFish and Game (ADF&G), the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Se~'ice. the U.S. National Park Se~'ice~ and the Bureau of Land Manazement: (2) public response to the closure request during the the 30 day review process (femur sites excluded, as listed below), and (3) site visits by ADEC and ADNR-DOL staff to the North Slope sites. Title: .-L,'noco Production Company Remote Sites Evaluation Project 1992 Final Report Submitting Persons: David .4. Boyce. Amoco Production Comr~anv · Covered Facilities: Above Named Facilities Location: Statewide )~r. D. A. Bovce £emember 6. 1996 Synopsis of Closure Procedure: .._~'!osed as is. No further action is needed for the drilling waste ..,.u,t,,.s at the referenced locations. ~orJ C..vndi:ionailv closed..-k closure plan ,,,,'as submitted and appears ",'~=;e'~' however ';,,-'~,,,,- investigative action or rehabilitation is :~,=uired. as noted, for the daciiities at these sites. ~or~ C:osure denied. The c~osure plan is incomviete. ~ submitted. .4aditionai investigative ac:ion or rehabiiitation is recuired, as noted, for the; ;"; ,ac,ut,es at these sites. CLOSURE STATUS OF INACTIVE SITES Each facility was assigned .'.o one of the following categories after considering the ih...i~e body of information avaiiabie for each s~,~. Facilities which do not receive final ':osure a??rovai will be "~ ,'~:" ,~'~ ' ' .... -e , ,,, ,m.~ .. for closure ev '~ Desarrment ,.,=on receivt of :he · .:ddirionai :eauested information. Closed .-ks Is 7he Dee-art, mental decision u:on the reauest for closure submitted by .amoco Production ., ~_ orv.:anv is :o approve "or closure :ne ~' ~ ee,ov~-re .... nc~d dr/ilina waste dis:osai facilities. effective September 5. i996. ~ci ro declare :he 25 facilities "Closed .-ks Is". No objections or issues were :ut fomh by the public or other state agencies during :he ~0 day review process. :.Vniie mere is a basis for concern at khe remote sites where &filling mud was disposed in a sensitive environment, there is no standing water in contact with the waste, and therefore. ne:..=~ele :4,sk. Consequently, any corrective action ;varranted at the sites is not required by the .4DEC. realizing that the impact of :he corrective action ;vould be much areater than the benefits :eceived. ?ne sires have · re,, e_e,ate.., and any corrective measures would impact the established · iant seecies at the locations. Groundwater monitor;ma ;vells at the closed sites mav be decoma-nissioned as specified in the ADEC document Recommended Practices tbr .Monitorirlg "'il .~ e., Design, Installation, and Decommissioning (I 9925. or by an aitemate method approved by :he De:arrment. The following facilities are 'Closed .-ks Is'. as provided under the authoriw of :he !$ .-k-kC 60.440 Solid Waste R~,.4anons. .Matna Inc. A No. 1 / %°' Albert Kaloa -' 6'q-o3 1 Aufeis Unit-, ~- o I Bachatna Creek State, ~q- Becharof State Well No. Big Lake CCSA) No. 1,' 68- Jathedral River, ~3- David River No. 1:/,~5- David River No. 1-A' 6g- East Harrison Bay State No. Edna May Walker~ ~,5'- 034, Fog~' Island Bay State No. I, Mr. D..&. Bovce -, September 6.1996 Hoodoo Lake Unit No. 1, 6q- Hoodoo Lake Unit No. 2/70- Johnson River Core / o- o t Kavik Unit No. 1/ 6~- Moose Creek Unit No. 1; ~,5- Napatuk Creek No. 2/2A (Core No Name Island No. lr ~3o- Romig Park, Inc. Well No. lr Stedatna Creek State/6J- 046 Tvonek State No. 2 ~ 63-o6 West Foreiand Unit No. 1, 64 West Foreland Unit No. 2 / ~'~" o~z. West MLkkelsen Unit No. 4 83- Conditionallv Closed ,_~-',,,~,~,,~ ..... conditions were ~,ac,.,, on ,,.e below-named facilities foilowinz evaluation of the resees:i'.'e ~sessment packages. These conditions must be met =rior to issuance of final closure approval for each reser.'e pit hciiitv. The decision of.ti ADEC is to declare the tbilowing .:'aciii:ies "Conditionailv Closed" until irfformation rec';ired to address the conditions is orovided rd rk, e Department. ~qe assessment packages for these sites were not included for public review; this erocess will be initiated ueon fulfillment of the s=ecific conditions. Napatuk Creek No. 1 Conce::n is expressed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over surface conditions at Nar~amk Creek No. 1. which appear to be impacted by abandoned drilling-related trash and ecmipment. Of particular concern are references in the original assessment document to drums, batteries, and sacks of drillin~ mud and/or mud additives. Recent documentation (8/19/96'} supplied bv Amoco to the ADEC demonstrates that further ctean-ur~ was :'efforrnecl after the assessment date. and ',,he debris was removed or disposed of properly. This information has been forwarded to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for review. Tvonek State No. 1 Conce::n is expressed by the Contaminated Sites Section of ADEC over potential groundwater contamination from buried reserve pit wastes at the Tyonek State No. l location, especially with frequent summer habitation of the site by Tyonek village residents. Evidence from the 1990 monitoring well data indicate substantial water quality, exceedances with respect to c~omium, lead. barium. TPH. and the BTEX components. Subsequent anaivses from samples collected in 1991 and 1993 indicate the BTEX concentrations are diminishing' however, metal analyses were net reported and TPH concentrations appear to increase significantlv in 1993. Final closure approval of the reserve pit may be granted under !3 AAC 60.4400)(5) 'if the owner or operator demonstrates that water pollution in the arrested water body is diminishing". Therefore, it is requested that Amoco re-sample the two monitoring wells to verify that BTEX. DRO. and metal concentrations are dimimshing. Acsurate analyses of the metal and hydrocarbon (DRO and BTEX) ~ !~ '~ A. Bovce ~ Sestember 6. 1996 comsonents listed h, Table D of section !8 AAC 60.440, with the appropriate analytical methodology, are rezuired prior to ciosure. Closure Denied Closure conditions were also 2iaced on the below-named facilities. Further investigative az:ion must be ~errb ,rn-~,ed m'-ior to issu~ce of final closure approval for each reserve mt thcility. -~e s~.;~: of the ADEc' ' ..... ,on ,_ is :o "Deny" c!osure approval of the following facilities '~til ':fonrnation reauired to address the conditions is orovided to the De?m-tment. The ~sessment ~-ac:,,:ages for these sites were not included for public review: :his proc_'ss vdil be initiated upon .... , ..... e,t of ~e specific conditions. Ahtna Inc. No. 1 Barium. TPH. and BTEX concentrations in soil cores fi'om the Ahtna Inc. No. I site (core locations 5. 6. 12. !55 indicate drilling waste is present at or within a five foot desth within :~he reserve pit depression. Standing water occurs within the denression in possibie contact · .vim me waste. Consequently. closure of the reserve pit under 18 .-L-kC 60.4.40(j) requires samraib, g and analysis of surface water at the site as' specified in Tables C and D. Water :'rom .Tends on ~e nor'& and south ends of the reserve pit and at background and down- gradient locations should be sampled. Cae analytical data. an appropriate suaiitative risk assessment, and analysis of feasible corrective action as outlined in 18 .-kA~ 60.440(f)(7-10) are resuired prior to closure. Chuitna .River State Further information is required to reach a tmal decision on the closure status of the Chuima R/vet State location. High concentrations of BTEX (Level A and B soil exceedances), ~, H. and several metals in the rose:we pit drilling waste exist at or within 5-~0 ff depths, and may contact the large pond of standing water. Groundwater from monitoring wells around the eit identified variable ieveis of pe=oieum hydrocarbons. Larze concentrations of TPH at station MW28 (TPH =58 mg/I) and MWq9 tTPH = 10 m~.,1) were obse:'ved in the ~995 data. The down-gradient occurrence ar MW9 suggests that lzPH-derived organics mav be migrating outside the pit area. Groundwater metal analyses were not included. Surface' water analvses from ~e 1993 program identified trace levels of the BTEX comraonents: · elevated levels of barium and lead (Pb=25 ppb) were detected in a i989 surface sample. ~-%e Depam'nent requests that further sampling and analvses of the required metal and hydrocarbon components listed in Table D (18 AAC 60.440) be performed at the site, utilizing analytical methodology specified therein. At least one surface water samrfle from location SW4. and tl-u-ee groundwater samples from MW9. MWl7, and MW28 are reauested. The Depamment recommends that you bail/purge the monitoring wells prior to sampling and use a field-filtration method 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 I8 .<AC 60.4400)(5) if the contaminant levels are indeed diminishinz. Final closure approval will be granted after it is demonstrated to the AZ)EC that drilling wastes within :he pits are not actively contaminating surface ~vater or groundv,'ater at the sites. Mr. D. A. Bovce 6 September 6. 199.6 Plea.se provide the supplementary information to this office. Contamination at the Tvonek State No. 1 site. and susr~ected pad contamination bv historic spills at the Foggy Island Ba~, State No. ~_.nd the Cathedral Kiver sites have been reported to the ADEC Contaminated Sites Section for re'.',,ev,', as required under .:-~-ticie 1 of the following "Terms and Conditions" section. In addition. ADNR reserves the right to fur*~qer evaluate both pad and reserve pit of each site at the .:ime or' full lease closure. TEtLMS AND CONDITIONS Alt of the above closure approvals are subject to the following terms and conditions: Reserve Pit Facility. Closure: Tae approval granted by this letter is for the inactive drilling waste reserve pit facility, only, as required under 18 A.AC 60.440. Closure t'or the pad as a whole must be coordinated between the owner/operator and the appropriate state (ADNR. ADF&G. AOGCC), or federal (BLM') agency. Additionally, should any contamination from ?fistoric spills be found on the pad outside the chilling waste site (rese~'e pit area), notification needs to be made to the .adDEC Contaminated Sites Section (269-7659). New Information: Should additional information conce .rninu environmental conditions at the facility make fi.a-ther actions necessary, to protect human h~alth or the environment, the Department reserves the fight to re=uire additional investigation, assessment, monitoring, or remediation at the facilitv. If you have any fi.refer questions, please feel free to contact Jim Chatham at 269-7679 of this OITlCC. TC,'jrc:pea CC: Sincerely, Tom Chapple Program Manager (A:'.968CLOS I.APP~ Ms. Marilyn Crockett, AOGA. Anchorage Nancy Welch, ADNR, Fairbanks Al Ott, ,~F&G, Fairbanks Jim Haynes, ,MDNR. Anchorage Mrs. Sue Sherman. ,--khmm Inc.. Mr. Randy Theodore, 'Kinkatnu. Inc.. Wasilla Mr. William C. Prosser, Niniichik Native Association, Inc.. Anchorage Jim Segura. SalamotofNative Association. Inc.. Kenai Tazlina, Inc.( Tazlina Village Council), Olenallen Mr. Bart Garber, Tyonek Native Corporation. Amchorage Joe Sautner, ADEC. Anchorage InterOffice Memo To: From: Date: Subject: Romig Park Inc. No. 1 wellfile Russell Douglass/COMMISSION April 12, 1995 Well Stares The subject well was permitted in 1963 and drilled in 1964 by Pan American Petroleum Corporation. At the request of the surface location owner the well was left in a condition which would allow conversion to a water well. The AOGCC approved the conversion of the well to a water well, approved the plugging of the well to the base of the freshwater aquifers, and released the operator from any further liability (2105 Water Wells of the 1964 Oil and Gas Conservation Regulations and Statute and June 22, 1964 letter from Thomas Marshall). The well currently is a water well and outside any AOGCC authority. Accordingly, the well should be classed as plugged and abandoned. The commission may wish to keep the well on a list for furore work if a well abandonment fund should ever be established. DRAFT November, 15, 1994 Irvin Evenson Daniel Evenson Mildred Evenson P.O. Box 10 Kasilof, Ak. 99610 Dear Messrs. and Ms. Evenson; , Municipality of Anchorage tax records indicate you are the current owners of parcel no. 011-291-05-000- 95, the S.E. 1/4 of the S.E. 1/4 of Sec. 9, T12N, R4W Seward Meridian. Your parcel is the site of the surface location of the Romig Park No. 1 well, an exploratory oil well drilled in the mid sixties by Pan American (Amoco) Petroleum Corporation. The well did not encounter any potentially commercial hydrocarbons. Exploratory wells drilled with this outcome are usually plugged and abandoned by the operator immediately upon completion of drilling. Due to an agreement between Pan American and Romig Park Inc., then owner of parcel no. 011-291-05-000-95, this well was left in a suspended rather than abandoned condition. The intent of this agreement was to leave the well in a state such that it could be used as a water well by the land owner, with the owner assuming rights to and responsibility for ~ the well. The attached copy of the March 14, 1964 letter from Paul Robinson (President, Romig Park Inc.) to Scott McDonald (Pan American) details this agreement. Also enclosed is the June 22, 1964 letter from T.R. Marshall (State of Alaska) to A.E. Piper (Pan American) indicating this arrangement was conditionally acceptable to the State of Alaska provided state approval was obtained prior to any future work on the well. Our records indicate no action to adapt the Romig Park No. 1 well for use as a water well was ever taken, and the mechanical condition of the well is currently as Pan American left it when responsibility for the well was transferred to the property owner. I am writing to inquire as to your plans for this well. We feel that lacking an alternate proposal, plugging and abandonment of this well should be completed in accordance with the requirements of Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission regulations. Please contact either myself, Robert Crandall or Blair Wondzell of this office to discuss this matter. Sincerely Russell Douglass Commissioner enclosures }i} ~".'~ 'Y' i}}i ~ 0 3 .?-'.'i) 2 /8'? ....................................................................................................................................... ?'~ ~!{; S; i}}i ;? :{'? i':~ ii}i N'i" H i :? '¥' 8 R' '...'" ' ........... h .,'-":'~ N lO ................. iii{..". U iii i... D i N {}i. ................ "i" ~ll} '!" ?'~ k' ........... · ..'.......'.... '? :::.:: .e. ~:;: .................... "!' Y ? iiil .................... iii} }{ iiil H ? "i' V ~'% !... U iiil '~ ? ? .~% ~ {{} {'} R.t,ss; Bian' and I conccm' that tile responsible pal~-/:cFr this well ~s Romig Park Inc. Our concern ~ '~ - '~ upon the assessment that m it's current condition, ,3fi.th no surthce plug, the wel] may s{',nei}av t~e a tmz ..... !. Jim June '2.? 1%~i_.ctl,.,_t-' '=~- from '~U~omas Marsh.-!mL A.O.G.C.C. to A. E. Piper. Pan z-U'nefictm Petrole~tm Coil>oration~,,,'t"*~'- that Romig P~k w~ seek A.O.G.C.C. approvrd ~br ~ns" developmcni or fim~re _ ot ~e~pon~ql)tltl ~ ibr the welt it wa~ abandonment of the water well, hnptying hhat at the ~e of com;eyance ....... '~ ' ' / ._ nor property ao~lOOlleO. l'%e attached legal opnfion of the aaorney general regardh tg poten'hai state tol~ !iabili%' for the wall tiiat ti'tis hab~9~ is a Amction c)f 1 '~ state personnel neghgenttv supei~sin, a the abandonment z) ifme' well presort.ma some .mooch [11~2. kJlmr nag a.sst~ea me a~omev .... aenerms orncc these conditions could apply. 'lhe well was not considered abandoned, nor m) Jonael: responsib~W out .:vas conthmed te be c~ied as a suspended well. with ihe responsi b~ity tbr final t~bandonment resting w/lB Romig P~rk hm Our cor~cem w,& .... weJJ is related to ~.,.2¢~me,~n~, those weH.s m South Central Pd.~s1,.a which may state ~,ds to properly abm~don. 2~e location mid condition ~_ i ,he we~. m~dce iL a evtd uatloi~. ~a~,c,tt,a, tins project, 'Fne letter ofmquu, y we &a~Sed to R.omig Pm'k 1nc. was imended to begi~, the process of esm. o.~snmg; ~) if'Rom~g t'~: 'tmenaeo to use me welJ ~s a water well anct if not, z~ their phms for a~¢~(lo~mmnt of the well Vv'e em;Ssioned a process m wb. ich the mitre1 comm~ncation wi~h Rem)g Park reg'ardmg their the we.g. would elmer Jea<~ to Romia ~ ' aoanaollm~ the wel~ or es munsnmg mm they were aohm so ~!e op?ion of con.vetting it 1%,r use as a water well seems !£Romig Pa.fK has no plans fbr the well and is incap~b!e or'abandoning i}.. once ~hese thc'ts are csmbJ~shed. we coui. G seek an mcremen.t ~tn the ' ' ' ..... ' wen ..... lemsiamre,_ to aoanaop ....... rnls "a.~oNgwHn'" nrn6T" 1)o~:2.i ~lflt" '~IV~, ' " weiis We would be glad to discuss t[~ wifit you if you'd like. MEMORA,',DUM Sta;, ' of Alaska TO: CoY. "Chat" Chatterton, Chairman DATE: November 7, 1983 Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission roLE NO: 166-118-84 TELEPHONE NO: 2 7 6 - 3 5 5 0 FROM: Norman C. Gorsuch Attorney General By: Ann E. Prezyna Assistant Attorney General SUSJECT: Romig' park' Inc. No. 1 Well~ I have contacted our special litigation section regarding the possibilitY of state tort liability for any property damage or personal injury that may occur from exposure of the Romig Park, Inc. No. 1 Well casing. Our review of the applicable law leads us to conclude that the state will not incur liability unless state personnel negligently supervised the abandonment procedure (by certifying that the cementing of the well met applicable state standards when in fact it did not, for example) or the well presents some hidden hazard (such as the presence of potentially explosive hydrocarbons within the well bore). Since my discussions with you leads me to conclude that neither~of these potentially liability-creating circumstances is applicable here, I advise that the commission take no additional action with respect to the referenced well. The special litigation section also asked me to alert you to two more likely liability-creating situations -- abandoned oil field roads and bridges. Recently several people have brought suit against the state claiming state liability for injuries they .sustained while using roads or bridges formerly used during logging operations on state-leased land and subsequently abandoned, but not then maintained by the state or closed or torn down. These same hazards may arise in the context of abandoned oil and gaS fields. If you become aware of any hazards of this nature, please notify this office so we may take the necessary measures to insulate the state from liability. AEP:cah 02-001A (Rev. 10/79) _-El ~'~:';.,,' '~ ." Anchorage Daily News/Jirh Lavrakas · ,~, . ~ .. ,~ .... this year to harvest the chokecherries from the 35-' em to make wine. : , check t;386.15 s will receive Alaska of $386.15 this year, a f last year's checks, the-' ly. i ng the checks in mid- 35,000 a week throu_~.?~:::' t fOr the dividend, ;," said Colleen Brown, :,ost $175.6 million in 455,500 Alaskans, she ~ the $1,000 payments · - the first year of the- ~m cost $480 million:"'- e state six months to a person who had not ould not qualify. :ler ~unt this year ' 20 .... ! fewer people year. Some applicants last mostly on grounds .rement. period this year was J to more than seven account for the fewer from April 1 through th 50 percent of the ~, Alaska's oil wealth nanced not only with money from general s to share Alaska's oil egislative attempt this he program, sponsored · rage, was defeated in ree in front of his H Street home. He has picked the fruit every year for 20 years. He Uses the ch~,rlies to · ~!,-~,.:;.~ . /~_~" AgroomOnt ox od soon on gra tol pits By CHUCK KLEESCHULTE Daily News business reportE The approaching end to ne,:. gotiations between nearly a dozen owners of gravel pits in the Sand~-Lake area and afl? Anchorage developer could lead to an agreement for resi- dential redevelopment of the area_, , · ;:{.~.. Q"~drantu De~/~lopment 'CO. "confirmed 'i'ozi:.; ThUrsday '"that talks' could conclude as early as next week and yield'"an hgreern~nt~ibetWeen the firm.. and pit owners for a joint to 600-acres of pits could result in up to $500 million of construction in the Sand Lake area, Greg Jones, director of project planning and develop- ment for Quadrant said.. "We aren't tryin~ to pres- sure the owners,':; but after several months of ~hlks, we're optimistic we can conclude an agreement Where We can. work:~' together to redevelop the: pits. You never know when you'll hit a snag, but I think we're getting close,'',:.~, Jones said. the Pits. One proPerty owner, Anchorage Sand & Gravel, already has filed a proposal for restoration of its 80-acre property on the east side of Sand Lake Road near Dimond Boulevard. That proposal is due for a public hearing be- fore the Anchorage Planning and ZOning Commission Sept. 19. "~ ~,.i~-.;!?', '~:;..'~';~' '~, -.. Quadrant' is' attempting to get a seco, nd master agree,~, .,ment to develop all the pits on the west ,side of Sand Lake Road~. betWeen Dimond Bou-..~' yet to work out details of a redevelopment plan. He said if Quadrant-and property owners agree to form some type of partnership '.to fund development, a six-month to year-long planning effort would follow to devise a plan acceptable to the city and neighboring property owners. Joe Stimson, senior plan- ner for the-municipalitY, said the restoration agreement re, quires the.pit.owners to start work this year. The-city, hOw: ever, expects most pit owners redevelopment' of the gravel '.'? !:Under a 1976 agreement, levard'and the Kincaid Road'' to file for extensions, depend- mines.'.,.:i~.?;..!?' ',:'?.!~?:. ~.,::'~,i;.~.:i~:':.:~ ~i~it owners have until the end area. - ing on the outcome of their · Rede~/e,l, opm~t 0.f"ithe ,500z '· '~qf this year to sta~ restoring ~ Jones said Quadrant has talks with Quadrant. Witness says:, suspect's friend talked, of killing By SHEILA TOOMEY Daily News reporter Korean tailor Hui Yi was"' targeted for death weeks be- fore his Dec. 29 murder by unidentified people from Kotzebue "because he was in-~ terfering with their drug,"(., '~eparation for the murder to find out "what he did and where he went, what time he came home, what time he went' to dinner," according to Monteiro. Yi was shot outside his Government Hill apart- ment as he returned home deals and they wanted to 'get.from work. him out of the way," accord-~." :.,:~Defense attorney Phil ing to testimony Thursday by Weidner attacked Monteiro's a key witness in the Donald '· ':cffedibilit~,, calling him an ad- Stumpf murder-for-hire trial, mi~ted perjurer. Monteiro de- Tyrone Monteiro, testifying for the prosecution, said Stumpf's accused accomplice, Timothy ~"Archie" Arnold, told him a week or more before the murder that nled to a grand jury investi- gating the Yi murder earlier this year that he knew' any- .thing about it. At the time he volunteered a partial alibi for Sturhpf and Arnold. M0nteiro told jurors that the morning after the murder, Arnold described how he sat in'the passenger seat of Stumpf's International Scout outside Yi's apartment, keep- ing his foot on the brake,' while Stumpf did the actual shooting. He said Arnold expected to collect half of the $5,000 fee and several days after the shooting was given $1,500 or. $1,600 in hundred dollar bills by Stumpf. Monteiro admitted helping Arnold first retrieve and later try to dispose of the gun Arnold said was used to kill M°nteiro Said, he and Arfiold walked to Government Hill from Spenard and spent two hours looking for the weapon "because it had prints on it." They eventually found .the gun and hid it temporarily in an old abandoned 'Ford near Arnold's home. A few days later, Monteiro said, he and Arnold tried to get rid of the gun permanent- ly. ... First they tried to throw it in a lake near Raspberry Street, but the lake was froz- en. Then they drov.e 'Out Se- ward Highway to P'otiers Marsh. he said, where Arnold . JulY 8, 1964 Mr, Thomas R. MarShall, Jr o State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division o'f Mines-and Minerals c/o St. Mary's ReSidence Eighth Avenue and-iL Street Anchorage, Alaska-. 99501 Dear Sir: Transm£tted herewith are washed ditch samples from the following Pan American wells' Cook Inlet State No. 1-A - from 12,477 feet to 12,676 feet~ ~~~well - from 1~0 feet to ~~~is well was 11,566 feet. These samples are being transmitted in accordance with the' State Oil and' Gas Regulations, We request that they be kept confidential for a period of 2 years, as provided in the above- mentioned Regulations, Very truly yours~_. _ , Ro W. Craig District ~~tion Superintendent District :Superintendent CLC: In 22, 1~ ~ a. lla~shall~ az. k '~ - . ATTORNEYS AT LAW TEI. EPHONES pAUL'F; .ROBISON . '-: . '.~ .: '.:-':.- -' .. 'ii _ .728 SIXTH AVENUE BROADWAY KENNETH MCCASKEY : ' ' ' % ANcHoRAGE, ALASKA 99501 BROADWAY ~ . ' ' June 16~ .1964 . R C FlY q :-/~?~.'-"'. ' Department/of Na%ural Reso~ces JUN1 8 -.- _S~a~e of Alaska ' :J~ '/800 S Street: ~' ~.~ ~ . .' ANCHO,A~E . ,~ . - . _ , - . - ' '"":" ' ' Attn: Petroleum Br~nch . . - _ ~ .' /.. .' -/~'};'~{'-~h" ' ' .Dear ~.. ~rshal!:- ~ ~:-"-'' -' ' . phone' Conversation o~ ~e ~5~ .~his is ~o advise you .-~hat;"~°mig-Park~~ ~ne..,';_~he. ~ner o~ ~e ~and on which ,.. .... . .... . -' . was :drilled ~o~ig .-park'.~l-by Pan ,~erican Petroleum --.-~'~--"~',.: C. OrpOration~~ ~h/erebY-~.;agrees at."-sUch ti'me as domestic water - "'-.iS. reqUirea on '_the'.-pro~rty~ or'any other so, ce of .use- ' able warer~; Romig. Park, Inc. will .cause the well to be '' deVe~lo~d, according" to a ..plan.. -t0be first presented to your: d~par tment .fo~:' approve 1,_-.. } :.~. possible ~?d~rB' ~f~'--gOo~ Water'ce s o~ ue aru,,e~u *=,,=/This~-w~k-~~-~ew~s ' <'' 'er' ;'uCC{ ':,,'nm,'~;-':':''~.',~nd.'advi' a . y P ' : ' : "~ or attained*"'-/~%;}~wi~'-'-~eX'~".~e~ly be plugged off in accord`- ance with goodd~ac%iCes and in conformance with ~o~ regu- --''~" ir'is m - o e that these ass~ances will perm:it.you ~-t0 apprOVe the application of Pan ~ican Petrole~ C°r-~ratt .. -. - ~ to abandon the--wei'l:~ FORM 4'70 2-57 PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM ( ORPOI rION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage , Alaska May 7, 1964 File: AEP-399-400.1 Re: Romig P~rk Nq~ .... Sec. 9, T12N, R4W, S.M. Third Judicial District Alaska State of Alaska Department'of Natural Resources Division of Mines & Minerals c/o Saint Mary's Residence Anchorage, Alaska ~ Attention: Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. RECEIVED MAY 1 1 t964 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERALS Alaska Dept. of Natural Resources Gentlemen: Attached please find an original and one copy of USGS Form 9-330, Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log, with a well history on the subject well. These reports together with a sepia and copy of logs and a mud log transmitted April 24, 1964, and a directional .survey transmitted March 11, 1964, should fulfill our report obligation With the exception of a sample and core cut. The samples and core from this well were in the basement of our building at the time of the quake and are at present stored at various locations in complete disarray. We plan to again catalog the samples and cores in the near future and at this time will send your required cuts. We understand from your letter of March 23, 1964, that you are holding our application to abandon pending a plan of Mr. P. F. Robison to convert the well to a water well. A 'letter from Mr. Robison was placed in your hands by our letter of April 8, 1964, which relieved Pan American of setting a surface plug. We trust with your receipt of Mr. Robison's conversion plans, our sample and core cuts, and the restoration of the surface location, Pan American Petroleum Corporation will be relieved of any and all obligations concerning this well. Yours very A. E. Piper District Superintendent dis~lng Attach. 8O EPARTMENT OF THE INTER~OR - - ~ ~ reverse side) GEOLOGICAL SURVEY WELL~ COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REP la. TYPE OF WELL: : W~L~ b. TYPE OF COMPLE~ON: ~-:~ ~ ,..~ : . ~ W~LL OVga ~ n*cK ~Sv~ Otheri ~.i~ ned 2. N~ME OF OPERATOR 3. A~DRESS OF_OpERA~OR ....... Form approved. ~,~ Bud~t B_ure~u 1~.~42~,R355.5. v ..-' · · M, O, Box 779. Anchorage Alaaka ~ * i LOCATION OF WELL ( Re~ort looatto~ c~ar~y and in accorded.ce with any State requirementS) * 6701 W of E Line and 570' N of S L~e,',Sec. 9 ~12N, ~4W, S,M. at top prod. interval reported below ~C-' ~j B : '~ ~ ~ None _ ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ At total dep~ 1504' S168 16' E of sur~~ocatzon; See 'lot t an 'tted ou 14~.I~NO' : DATE I~8U]D p r smz with t '-~ c · · ~etter of ~rch 11, 1964. i ~zt~ : 1"10-~1~-63 11~566 ~ 11325 ~D ....... I~..¢ . ¢- . : I~ - 7~nduction, Ga~ ~y SonicL4~&~iperT~pme - ~ASINO SIZE WEIGHT, LB./FT, CEMENTING 54.5 8" /8" LINER ~ © ~ [o ,%. .~0. ! size ToP (~v) ~AC{~S CaME~:.* (M~k ~ ~ S~Z~ Dgg~ Sl. PERFORATION RgCORD (Interval, size and · ~ C ~ ~ SHOT, FRACT~ 88.* ~ PRODUCTION[ ~ ' -:~ ', ,_ None TE %T~ PERIOD CD F~W. ~INO P~. CASING PRESSURE CALCULATED OI~BBL. k~ GAS~MC~- ~ ~ ' 24-HOUR RA,E [ ~,, I ~'~'~'~ '~ I t:. 86. I'hereby certUy~e f~~~hed infor~t{qn is comple~ and qorreet<a~ ~etermined from SiONED~~ ~~O~ ~TLE Dis~Tict~' Superintendent · (See In[uctions and ~, for Ad~tional Data:on Reverse Side) INSTRUCTIONS · ., G¢,¢'~6h This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct'well :completion re,opt:and log on all'~vnes Of ,.,a-,,,,a, ..... ":~ ~-~-- - ~-~ ~ ~. . ................... a m e~er a ~'eueral agency or a ~tat~'agency,'~ or both, pumuant to applicable F~eral ~d/or state laws 'and.regula~ons. WAny'nec~sary s~ial; instruc~oqs conceding the use ~ this form and ~e n~ber of co i:~ t0 b su~itted, particularly with regard to lo~al, area, or re~onal, proc~ures afi'd practices, either ~re show~ below or will ~a-; .... ~ ~_ :72 ............ ~:-~ ..... ~ an~/.or ~m~e om~. ~ ~nstrucrions on ~te~ zz ana z~, ana ~, DelOW regara~g separate 'reports 'for ~parate completions ' - '- .~ ,- It not filed prior to the ~me this summary r~ord ~ submitted, copies of all currently available logs (drillers, geologists, ~mpie and 2ore analysis, all ~pes. electric, ete~)~fforma2 tion'and pressure tests, and'directional Surveys, sho~d be attached hereto, to th~ extent required by applicable Federal-.and/or S~te laws and relations. All attachments shoUl~ be listed on this form, s~ item 35. l$~m:'4: If. there are no applicable state: r~uiremen~, locations on F~eral or Indian land should be desdrib~ in 'accordance with Federal r~uirem~nts. Consult local State or F~eraloffice for specific ~structions. - ..... Ifem .18: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherWi~ shown) fo~ depth measuremen~ given in other space~0n thi~ f0m and ~ any attachment: IfemS 22 and 24: If this weU is comple~d for separate production from more than one interval zone (multipl~ completion), so state in-:item:-22, and in i~ 24 show the producing interval, or intervals, top (s), bottom(s)!and n~e (s) (if any) for only the interval re~ ~ i~m ~. ~ubmit a ~parate repo~ (page) o~ t~s form, ad~uately identified, for each additional interval to be sepa~ly produced, showing the additional data pertinent to such interval:,-~ - - Ifem 29: "Sacks Cement": Attach~ supplemen~l re~rds for this well sho~d show the de~ils of any multiple stage cementing and ~he loe~tion :of the~menting tool. Ifem 33: submit a ............ ~parate ~?~mpletion re~rt on ~is form for each interyal to be separately produc~. (S~ ~ inSt~ction for items ~2 and 24 a~ve.) . ',.~ .......................... .'~ .~.: .~ . . . .. ~: .... :.'. .. ,. -~7.. SuM~IAR¥ OF POROUS ZONES: ' ...... '~ ~": ..: .~. - :L~ SHOW ALL IMPORTANT ZONES 0r POROSITY AND CONTENTS THEREOF; CORED INTERVAL~'~ AND ALL DRILL-STEH ~ESTS, INCLUDING ~8. -" ~'') '': GEOLOGIC MAR~RS' '~' :' .2; DEPTH INTERVAL ~Es~ED~ CUSHION US'ED~ ~IM~ TOOL 0~EN,: ~LOWING AND S~U~-IN PRESSURES~ AND ~CO~ERIES ' ' ~-' ~ ~ . - FOR~IATION TOP : BOTTO~ DESCRIPTION, CONTEN~ ETC. "~ . . ..... ~ TOP '.' :.~ : . ;~ "' NAME, - ':'~ . I -:- ~ert~'iar _ono_omer___..::s~n_s_on~, _on-.~roc~r~o.~ , ~ ':~ ?: :~ '~ ': ...... bearing,. pressed;water bearing (perm. ~ ':~, :...~ - i and , ....Y ': '"-~ '" Q~'~rnaly Surf ~ '. -~:~ " -.- porosit_)....~ .-: ~ ,:: ~ ,. : . .' .. :" .¥..~::::..'~.~ '/ ", .. :.~ :-~...-: ~.~.:: .. .: ~ , ~-.~e:-?.ar~,~ r~.z y ..'. 1050 latanus~a ~m. 11,535" 1;5~3 Rec°vered":lOt arkoSf~ sandstone, l~ght' ~: ~. :~a~a~uska. rm. 2635 ~C°re N0'. 1) ~' ":~ ~ greenish gray, sub.angula[, medium gra'i~ed '-~ :'; '-~ :: " :-. -.: .~ "- . qtz , cht.', and_ fe-ldspar in an argilla~.: ~, ~:. · . ? ~ .. . ceous, siliceOUS ~trix~~ ~:~o s~ll int~r-.~ "~' :-~ :~ ~-~ ~'~:: ' beds of ~rk"gray~siliee shale. No' '' : .... ~ : · . , · . · -'-' . poro. or pe~. " :~ :~%." .:,,., .... :, ., . ..~ ~ . ::~ ,. :._ . ~ _ : : ," ~ · . . . ,. . -. .. - ..... . ~ · _% ,.. - . 5 ~: ,(~ -. .,,,j:' ~. :. . . , ..-. ..,. . - ,:. :..~ ,- ..... ..., : . . . - : - -. -; : . . , .> .' .. - .- . .~ . _ ... . . .~. -' .~ - . : -. . -. ~ ~ i . -: : ,'.% : .... 2 . - L~ . .- R~.lease Date State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources DIVISION OF MINES AND MINERALS Petroleum Branch INDIVIDUAL WELL RECORD ...... 4-12-661 , Sec._ 9 T. 12N · ..~ _ ~ ., c ~. ,, . ,,, ,, R. 4W Seward Meridian Permit No. 63-19 Issued 10-16-63 Operator Pan Ame_rica.n. pe..t. Cor~ocation (Surface)_670' FET. & 570' FSL; .q,e. 9 Lease No. or Owner Romig Park inc. Loc. (Bottom) 1504' S68" 16.' E of. surface location Well No. ..... · Spud Date 10-20-63 Suspended Completed (F-GL-P) Are a .... Anchorage Drilling ceased Abandoned .3-12-64 3-6-64 Total Depth 11,566' Elevation 137.' E..B._. C.~; 124' IP B/D, Gray API Cut ...... % Gas .... MCF/D, Bean Casing ~ Size _D?pth_ sx cm-t 20" 90' ~ ,, 200 1200 300 /64 CP ~ _ psi, TP.. =: psi Perf: Pl.ugs .' 10, 0..90'.-9,840' . B=o P., @_.3~,500' _ _13 318" ,,1;170' 9 5/8" 6, 004, ... 7" _. 9. ,.992 ' 56,0 GEOLOGIC FORMATIONS Surface Lowest Tested. J .... -'-'- .... ' -- ..... -:' '- Name v oo C xw HORXZO S Depth Contents WELL STATUS Year Jan Feb Mar Apr. May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Remarks: , , ~ontraetor: . :Trinity Canadian Drilling Company WELL HISTORY PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION ROMIG PARK, INC. #1 ~!.QT.20-.63 Well spudded 10:00 P.M. October 20, 1963. Set 20" casing at 90' with 200 sacks Class A cement. Cement to surface. Ran IES log and set 13 3/8" casing at 1,170 with 1,200 sacks Class A cement.. Drilling ahead. 11-30-63 '~ TD 6,465'. Drilling. Ran Schlumberger log and set casing at 6,004' with 300 Sacks Class A cement. W.O.C, and pressure test casing' at 1,000 psi. Held OK. Survey 15 degrees. 12-31-63 TD 9,O10'. Drilling. Survey 13 1/2 degrees - S 85 E. 1-31-64 TD 10,000'. Drilling° Logged Well as follows: Induction 9,099' to 9,995' Microlog 9,098' to 9,991' Gamma Ray Sonic 9,095J to 9,987' Formation Density 6,004' to 9,992' Dipmeter 7,200' to 9,980' 7" casing set at 9,992' with 560 sx. Class D cement. Ran RTTS tool and found hole in 7" casing 3920'~3935!. Set DM retainer 3,917'. Circulated 16 bbls. cement between 7" and 9 5/8" casing. Closed valve and squeezed 12 bbl. cement below hole with 2000# pump in. Final squeeze pressure 2500. Held OK. ~ · 2-29-64 TD 11,350. Drilling · 3-12-64 Induction 9,998' to 11,554' Gamma Ray 9,998' to 11,551i Dipmeter 9,996' to 10,296' Mtcrolog 9,998' to 11,552' Set Cement P%ug 9,840 - 10,050 w/50 sx. Set BP @ 3,500' Welded plat on 7" casing at the surface. CAS lNG ALLOCAT 10N - ROI4 I,G,, PARK.,,.IN.C,,,.. NO... 1 ., 1o 20-inch Conductor S.tring 150~ - 5~).23 lbo. P. E.. Grade B 20~ Natlonal seamless p. lpe 2o !3 3/8tlnch Surface Cas,,inq 1200~ - $/+°5 lbo, J-$5. 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State of AlaS. ka· DATE SUBJECT= Before X m~! the eac.lesed let~er I~ .[be ~a~e, [ ~uld ii~ y~ ~ cl~ify ~ ~k ~11 ~ ~II~ ~ a ~ acre ~ lease be~~ ~ ~g ~ ~. ~~ vt~h ~ ~ ~o ~e ~ Pan ~s8 lt~iltcy~ bu[ ~y ~ve ~t ~~hed ~ zo~s a~ cw ~s o~ ~t~ ~ ~uC~e ~sh ~~ s~lX~ ~ ~ ~e~ becau~ o~ ~t~ ~ tb ~ll~: ts film ~th voter with ~ si~ of the c~t~ ~e the water, X mn sendin~ a copy o.f 'this to C~uck Herbert, I thou~t he may have considered this. point .tn his "Analysts o.t the -Lays st Alask~ Salaries to the l~roduction, Conser- vation, etc,---" which he prepared mmm time Sec. 2105 deals, with vate~ veil c°m~r,ioUs and Sec, 2091 deals ~th the scope the. re~ulattoms. S~c, ~1 eta~es ~haC ~h~ re~alatio~s are o~ "S~:m~d~ ~pplica~ton e.tc." b~ I ~li~ ~. rgb; to ~e t~t t~ thy ae ~t reoff/ct~ ,tO a p~t~l~ Sec, 1& of Ch Oil and ~aa Conservation A~t (Cha~. ~0 aL& 1955) aa ammde~ states tha~ thio ~t ghall apply C~ all land~ in the $C.a~e L~£ull~ subject co its e~ltce _t~~~~ meet . laura' is seRouS tn Sec. 2061.1 Fsrasraph 2 - Soy is a Seed tine co clart~y the Ju~iedicCional position of t~ State ~t re, latins. ~h p~~ ~I1 ml~ ~ly vtth all ~pltc~le Alarm 002 problem is that the Federal ~e~ulattons do not alloy drilltn~ vtthtu 200' o£ a line sad o~r re~uL~io~a do not allo~ drttlin$ within 500' o~ ~he line, If we are to read Sec. 2003 literally, ! 'believe this minus tha~ on Federal leases an. operaco£ may drill within 200* of a line within the State but must keep ~00" from the line on Sta~e o~-Alaska leases, Since Che' ~edera! t~le don't have confl~~ apactn~ reaula~lon~ ocher ch~n ~ly. (I) ~e should issue a p~ ~ drill £o~ 'amy wi! dz-illed in Al~ka ~ ~ ~ be~ C~ ~lat~ '~ ~~ ~ ~ =~lll~. o'~ ~ ~11 I~ oil ~ ~.." ~., ~. ~ ~C~ ~ ~ r~C~ ~'ly ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ S'Ci~e s~J~,c ~ ica ~l.tc~ ~s (2) ! d~s't believe tb~t the ~v~ct~ retp~la~~ ~ly ~ r~al ~ State ~lls ~c~ ~y re~ ~ ~ls~' ~tf~l~ (~ ~. ~1 ~ ~1.1). ~c~t~ ~ th~ ~ ~~~h 2 of' ~1..1 .~ ~~h 2 of ~1.2 ~ich ~ l~al J~~icC~," ~h ~ elh~U ~ ~aC d ~1 nib ~ F~ral ~cl~s F~al ~. ~~ly c~~~ I ~~ f~ its ~e~e ~e ia C~ Bm vtldcat should be allowed ,to crou~ a lmm of. di£ferenC ouner beret becauoe stated tn (2) Z douSt believe the footmse, from the ltue regulation ts tut~ co apply tm viXd~t vellm beemme it refers mo po~l~. -3* FORM 321-. 8-62 PRINTED IN U.S..A. A~:~ER'i~AN P-~'I'ROEEuM CORPORA I NTR^COMP^NY CO~MUNIC^TION SUBJECT FILE MESSAGE SIGNED DATE ADDRESSEE: RETAIN THIS COPY. 800 L Street - Anchorage April 23~ 196~ .Bom. tS ~k 'lAc. requested ~sston co remove cbe-red covezed uell comp,teflon reports and ~eOl~ .repo, r~s on '3 veils for ~e~t.iono. l~eae Very l=zuly yourS, F FORM 4'70 2-57 1)AN AMERICAN I I TROLI UM C0RP0E ION P. 0. Bos 779 Anchorage, Alaska April 8, t964 File: AEP-288-WF Re: Application to Abandon Romig Park #I Well Mr. Thomas l~. Marshall, Jr. State of Alaska Department of Natural l~esources Division of Mines & Minerals 329 - 2nd Avenue Anchorage, Alaska Dear Sir: We refer to your letter dated March 23, 1964, notifying our company the application submitted to abandon Romig Park #1 Well could not be approved until Mr. P. F. Robison sumbits acceptable plans for conversion to a water well. We are attaching a copy of Mr. Paul F. Robison's letter dated March 14, 1964, relieving Pan American Petroleum Corporation of the responsibility of placing a final plug in this Well. We have notified Mr. Robison that it will be necessarY for Romig Park, Inc., to submit their plans for conversion of this Well to your office for approval and thereby relieve Pan American Petroleum Corporation of any further obligation except clean up when weather permits. ly, A. E. Pipe~/ District Superintendent SC Enclosure pAUL ~'. ROBI$ON ~"N N E?~'H MC:CASKE¥ E;BE:N l-I. I-EWIS ROBIS0N, MCCASKEY & LEWIS A'CTORNEYS AT i_AW ?28 SIXTH AVENUE ANCHORAOE, ALASKA 99501 14 March 1964 'r~rI.ICPHONI~ BROADWAY BROADWAY ANCHORAGE DISTRIUT Pan American Petroleum Corporation 333 B. Street Anchorage, Alaska Attention: Scott McDonaid Gent leto en: This is to confirm my agreement in connection with the abandonment of ROMIG PARK, INC. No. 1, made hereby .on behalf of ROMIG PARK, INC. of which I am President and majority stockholder, that on abandonment you will cover the top of the well, but not put in the top plug, leaving it in condition for development for a water well. I understand that you will plug the bottom and at the 6,000 ft, level,, if this is the normal State requirement, but will otherwise leave a casing in the well; and ROMIG PARK, INC. will be responsible for placing a final plug at the top of the well to meet re- quirements of the State, if it is not successfully de- veloped as a water well. If this letter is not exactly what is required but you understand it to satisfy you as to the extent of our understanding you may be sure that on my return to Alaska approximately once month hence I will sign a letter more accurately setting forth any understandings as may be necessary. Very truly yours, Paul t. Robison tD-ENTIAL UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Budget Bureau No~ 42-R856.5. ~D omcE .:_A..n__c..b.o.£_a..q.e.. ............. LE~£ NUMBER .... E~.~_.L_a...rJ.~.~ .......... u.rr ..~.OZLL.q.._.P..a.~.k__..t_.r3.c.....ff.L_. LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS Stat~ ..... _A_J__a.~_k__a_ ................. Co~ty .................................... Field ......... ~Li_Id.ca_i: .......................................... T]~e followir~ is a correct report of operatioz~s arid prod~ctior~ (ir~cl~diz~ drillir~ a~d prod~ci~ wells) for tke mo~k of .............................. ~E_~h__, 19_~__, ...................................... : .... .~ ............................... J~e~ffs address ...... P_ .... "~__""~__~ ................................... Compa~y_~~~J~..tr..[..._..~.O_ER.._ ................................ ........................... ...... - ........................ ~o~ ..................... P9___P.:P.~_P_] ............................................ ~e~,' s *~ze~~~~__~~_[~_r.J_a~,.a~_~ a ~ ...... SEC. AND ]4OF ~4 SE SE Sec. 9 TO 11, ~66. Cored tel 1 t Twr. l RAN(~E WELL DA~s ~NTO. PRo c~.D ~f r'om BARRELS OF OIL . 0 I ab ndone? March 12i 11,~35' t~ 11,54~'. ! InductiOn Gamma Ray Dipmeter Mi crc LogI I GRAVITY0 I Cu. F~, OF GAs (In thousands) REMARKS (If drilUnz, depth; ii shut down, cause; date and result of t~t for g~oline content of ~as) (~ALLONS OF GASOLINE RECOVERED BARRELS OF W~ (If none, so state) None 196z. ! Ran Velocity S~rvey an~ Logged - 9,998' :o 11,554 - 9,998' :o 11,551 - 9,996' :o 10,296 - 9,998' :o 11,552 Well as follows: No ,", No No?~..--There were ................... _~ ................... runs or sales of oil; .............................................. M cu. f~. of gas sold; No - runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NO~E.--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the superVisor by the 6th of the Succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Fox-Ri 9=~'29 (January 1950) 16---25766-9 Il. S. GOV£RNMI{NT PRINTIN60~FICE cbe p~u~ em~d c~ up of: ~J,s FORM 470 2-5'7 PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska March 11, 1964 File: AEP-218-W-F Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines & Minerals 329 Second Avenue Anchorage, Alaska Attention: Mr. T. R. MarShall, Jr. Gentlemen: Re: Directional Plot · Romig Park No. 1 RECEIVED Petroleum Branch glv;s;on of Mrne~ and Minerals Alaska Dept. of Natural Resourcel Attached please find a directional.plot of our Romig Park No. 1, Section 9, T12N, R4W, Third Judicial District, State of AlaSka, indicating the bottom hole loCation of this well, Please note the location has been extrapolated from a depth of.9,980 to11,565'. · . As discussed in yourphone conversation with Mr. Peter Clarke of this office, a directional survey was run to a depth of 9,980' prior to setting pipe at 9,992'. Attempts to run directional surveys over the interval 11,565~ (present T.D.) to 9,992' (7" casing setting depth) were unsuccessful~ It is unrealistic to attempt to obtain directional survey with'present hole conditions and such attempts will result in excessive expense and the possibility of lost tools. The extrapolation of bottom hole location from 9,980 to present T.D. is based on a hole angle of 16 1/2° S 83° W. Future plans for the Romig Park No. 1 are to plug and aband6n and appropriate forms will be '"fo~-~arded to your office as per state regulations. Yours very~~y, District Superintendent dis:lng Attach. Rq y r MON� A�i. r A,py Sot Jl@K.Q®d, Co1r��J�c ��1 10, PAN M ERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION ROMIG PARK INC. NO. 1 Sec. 9, T12N, R4 7 (SM) Cook Inlet Basin, Alaska CORE DESCRIPTION WxL v W Core No. 1, 11,533 ;feet to 11,543 feet. Cut 10 feet, recovered 10 feet. Bit - Diamond, 5 15/16 with 2 5/3 ID Average coring rate - 25 minutes per foot 11,533' - 112534.7' Arkosic sandstone, light greenish gray, massive, fine to medium grained, poor sorting, subangular. Composed of quartz, chest, rock fragments, and feldspar. Mica- ceous, argillaceous, pyritic, quartzitic to well ce- mented with silica. Very hard, dense, occasional hair- like, random oriented calcite -filled fractures. Dip 600 (good). On contact with shale below. 11,534.7' - 11,538' Shale, dark gray to black, silty, hard, dense, sili- ceous, brittle, micaceous, with occasional cross - laminations of silt. Cleaves parallel to bedding. Few small plecypod impressions at 11,537'. Dip 600 (good). 11,533' - 11,539' Arkosic sandstone, gray, massive, fine to coarse grained, subangular to subrounded. Composed of quartz, chest, rock fragments, and feldspar, and occasional limy grain. Micaceous, argillaceous, pyritic, quartzi- tic, very hard and dense, several hair -like calcite - filled fractures random oriented. 11,539' - 113,541' Shale as above with thin laminations of silt and arkose from 1/16 inch to 2 inches thick. Dip 600 (good). 11,541' - 11,543' Arkosic sandstone, gray, massive, fine to coarse grained, subangular to subrounded. Composed of quartz, chest, rock fragments, and feldspar. Micaceous, pyritic, ar- gillaceous, well cemented to quartzitic, very hard, dense, with scattered hair -like calcite -filled fractures parallel to core. o* 1 PAN AMER I CAI•! PETROLEUM CORP. 3-9-64 26E DECL. ROMIG PARK INC. 1, RUN FOUR SCHLUMBERGER WELL SURVEYING CORP. DIPIcTR QUALITY 1 EXCELLENT, 2 GOOD9 3 FAIR, 4 POOR MEAN DIP DIP DIP H 0 L E TOP BTM DEPTH DEG AZ DIR Q DEV AZM DEPTH DEPTH 9997. 46.6 272 N 88 W 4 16.0 26 9997. 9997. 1u004. 43.3 240 S 60 W 3 16.0 91 10003, 10005. 10011. 61.2 27 N 27 E 3 16.5 71 10010. 10012. Z C 10026. 79.7 279 N 81 W 3 16.8 91 10025. 10026. O a 00 10034. 78.9 262 S 82 W 4 16.7 81 10033. 10035. O E W.-0 o 10043. 73.2 289 N 71 W 4 17.0 76 10043. 10043, 0 70 16049. 58.1 41 N 4-1 E 4 17.4 101 10049. 10049. 0 0" n 'v -6 o 10652. 63.6 303 N 57 W 3 17.6 76 10050. 10053. 10060. 66.9 287 N 73 'W 3 17.6 66 10059, 10061. Lu 10U67. 65.6 265 S 85 W 3 18.0 76 10066. 10068. 10071. 70.0 264 S 84 W 3 18..1 86 10070. 10072. 10075. 67.5 127 S 53 E 3 17.8 26 10074, 10076, 10100. 85.6 286 N 74 W 4 18.5 81 10100. 10100. 10104. 68.2 279 N 81 W 4 18.4 26 10104. 10104, 10119. 49.3 285 N 75 W 4 18.5 26 10118. 10120. 10129. 81.8 313 N 47 W 3 18.3 106 10128. 10129, 10138. 66.2 317 N 43 W 4 18.4 101 10137. 10138.. 10141. 76.2 319 N 41 W 3 18.5 116 10140. 10142, 1U1.47, 74.6 341 N 19 W 4 18.9 91 10146. 10148, 16151, 61.6 7 N 7 E 4 19.2 106 10149. 10152. 10169. 83.2 297 N 63 W 3 19.4 86 10168. 10170. 1u177. 84.3 329 N 31 W 4 19.2 106 iGi77. 10177. lul81. 76.2 345 N 1.5 NJ 3 19.3 91 10180. 10182. 10184. 72.0 321 N 39 W 4 19.4 101 10183, 10185. 10186. 76.0 235 5 55 W 3 1905 26 10185. 10186. 10189. 82.0 298 N 62 W 4 19.8 91 10188. 10190. 1U194. 71.2 305 N 55 W 3 20.0 86 10193. 10194. . PAN AMERICAN PETROLEVA -CCRP. DEPTH CEO, DIR--=.� DEV----/\ZM_ DEP_TH _ DEP__TH __ ----- _ 12�a3. 9.9 =- N 39 E 3 = 5 306 - 1198. 1203* 1228. 17.5 N39 E 3 .5 2n6 I22�'. 12354 -1239._ 17.� __-------N 33-_E-_ .2 --•-5-_..286 _-- -. 123-5 1242.--- -+--- I266._ 17.5 = N '67 E 2 =5 `=276 1258. I274. 1285, 11.8 N 38 E 3 .7 261 1280. 1290• ----_Ao-mw-1343.-19,8 _-_ ^,> E ----2- __06---256 17.9 233 ---=138U. 1395. 1448. 21.0 N 77 E 3 .7 296 1440. 1455. N=59_E 2 ---1 5= 2 56_ = -1.525.--, 15.40.. _ 1575. 27.9' -_-- N ,57 =_ -2 I_�7 - 251 -- = = IS'lG. =158G. 1638. 22.9 1 Y 1.2 266 1630. 1645. N 67 E 1663.- 22.5.-_.. ____-_-- N_71__E__ ---_,2_ 1.. U_-_.251__ ---_-1658. _ 1663. fif;8. 29.8 - -_N 56 ` E 1 .5 221 = I68U. 1695. 1758, 28.3 N 83 £ 2 1.0 206 175C. 1765. 1788.-= -I_*4. - 234- -___1780, 795. 1}313.- 3�;.f� = ! 7 1-*6 2- 31 - - 8015. _1.82G. 1848. 33.2 N.79 E 1 2.0 231 41840. 1856. 1833. -26*4 _... -- N 67- E 1 2,.2- 221-- -=- _ _1=875-• 1690. 1898."31.0 = N_5b E L 2--.5 224 _ 1890. 1905. 1913. 30.9 N 60 E 1 2,.5 223 1905. 1920. 1928._ 33.2 _ __ ___ N _74 E -- 1 3_.9-_:_.221_- -- -__ --_ _ -1920. .--1935.- 1953. .31.2. N 68. E- 1342 216 - - _1945. -. 3-960• 45= E- - ` 3.2- 2.16 =- - ,- 1962. 1978. N d7 E 2 3.3 206 _ - _ 2U1G. 2b2G. ---- -- -� 2045. 24.3 S 11 E 2 3.2 2.11 2040, 2050. __-- -- 2135. -14.4---,--..- -=N - 85-E--3-- ___3.2----216 -- - ---2130.----2140. --- 2195. 58.4 = = _-N 42 E- ?� 3._5 - 226 _ = =2190. 220u. 2293. 34.0 N 87 E 2 3.5 221 2285, 2300. 2308. -34.9- -_-_- N-83-E--- 2 =.3.2-_226 =-2300.-=-2315. 2333. 45.7= _r Al `84 E _ 3 32 226 _ _==7.325. 2340• 2�,0j• 34.3 S 88 E 3 3.2- 216 2355, 2370. - -- - 2415. -35.9-=--S-83-E- 3 = -_ 3,5--= 216 _- =--2410.-- --2420. - 244ii. Z9.9=- -_ .N__77 -E 2 _ 3_.5 :_ 221 _ _ __2440. __ 2455. 2468. 34.4 S 77 E 2 3.6 k21 2460, 2475. - - 2483. - 27, 3 ; __-= S-65-E 72 - 3.7_-_ 216-7,:_ -- - --2475.---- 2490. ---- .- 2525. b0.2 = = N _78 E =3 3:7 228 = - 2520. 253b. 2535. 38.3 N 80 E 2 3.5 231 2530.' 2.540• -- - -- _2548.._ 38.6 - _-.- 4.Q- 226 -=--..2540. - 2555. 2563. -=44.�t - --S=78 E = 3 40 _ _226 _ _ =2555. 2570. - 12728, 2G.5 S 61 E 4 4.7 231 2720. 2735. --= 2753.- 22.4 --_- =3-1-,-- F-- _=,4 - - 5.0 246-7- 27.45.-_ 2760. :5- 2798. 37.0'_ _- - 5 -52 E` 4 5 0 - = 246 279o.' __ 2305. - --_--- 2865. 18,2 -N 87 W 4 5.2 241 2860. 2870. -- ----- - - 2959.-_36.7 --_ -K=30_ E- -----4 5,5 _- 246 3023. 41.5,z = fit_ 39 E -- 3 5,5 241 = =3015. 3030.= 3148. 41.1 N 65 W 3 5.6 246 3140. 3155. 64 t1 --4, +8--:236-- --='1210,=-1225._. >,- 3318. 35.1- i�! 6 % 3. 60 236 __ _ _33I0. 3325. 3513. 37.v N 73 W 3 600 246 3505. 3520. -: - --- 3620. 35.7-_ ---&-83- W-- - 6,7 - 251-_= ._ -_ _-3615.--3625. --- -_ __ 3633._-24,9= - �+- b_.7 _256 =3b25. - 3640. 3655. 3?j5. 47.9 _ IN 12_ W 4 7.4 -256 _ - _= 3700. 3710. --- --r--3728. _ 52.6 N 55 W 4 7.0 251 372.0. 3735. _-_-3743. - Z7.3 - _ _N_15_W -4._____7_.2_._==-251 - -- __„_ 3735.-3750 • --_- _- 3£�25. 32.8 N55 'vr 4.. 7.0 =-?_56 38 20. _ 383v^. 3853. N 84 W 4 6.7 -- 256 3845, 3860. 3211 3965.- 38.6--- _.N 4 W =--4--_6.7---256 _-.. _--_ _3960.__3970•-- ---- -- -- 4C�45. 50.2 - N 35 W 4 Er., 4 =;265 - 4C4C. 405C. 43�1. 26• .:_ - -==J.u-_L62 4'100. 4110. 1 .-- 4.120.-4130. _--- --- -- 4173. 5cj.6 = N 5b L'i_3 5_ir 7 256::--_ - 41bb. 4100. -- _ 4205. 489=0- N=63 W 3 5.2 --261 4200. 4210. 4,210. _,. 4225 . --_- -- -- - 4253. - ` 41.6 - - - - -5 22 _ t+J _lt© -• =251 4245. - 4260. - 4325. 34.8 N 89 W 4 5.4 256 4320. 4330. 4362.34.8 -5- 77=-W---4. ------5..2_ __256 _- --- 4358. --4365.---- ----- -_- 4340. 38.5 =_ N = 70 V,, 4 5;. 2 - 251 4485. 40.6 N 61 W� 4 4.3 266 4480. 4490. 454C%9 46.4 -.,261.-- ---- -- _=N-83-=W ---4 _ 46u{.. 34.4 _ N fi E _4 3.0 -56 _ _ 4595. 4605. =_==-4635. 45.1 N 27 'W 3 2.5- -241 4630. 4640. 4671, N- 5 E , , 4 - -_2 .: 2- - 2 31-_ - -_ - 4666, . - 4.675. ---- . 47:;9. 22..6. _ M `8- E _ 4 2.0 206 = - - 4T04. 4714. 4738. 22.0 N 15 E 4 2.u. 186 4730, 474.5. 4935. 56.7 N__50 W___ 4 _ _6.2- 136 --- -----4930. --4940. - - 4955. 57.2_ 55 W _4 6.7 131 - = 4950. -4900. 2 8.0 126 4975. 4990. -- 4983. 57.5 N 68 W 5005.._46.7 -_- ---5--i-9-A : .___4 - __8.2, _.141 _ - ---5000. -5.010.---- ... 5065. 60.0 -= N 53 W 4 _y.2 141 _- __ = 5�rb4. _5070. _ 5, 95, 58.E 9--6 131 5090. 5,100. :i�5. ol.'- N4L W. r� 5 131 5120. 5130. 5345. 56.7 N 64 W 4 13.0 131 5340. 5350. `545. 67.1 - 54 W - 4 14.0 -' 31 ---_-_ 5540. 5550. --- - 46.3 5 87 Vi 4 13.f% 131 - - _, 5625. 570'0. _- 5743. 46.6 N 69 W 4 13.6 121 573.5. 5750. 5775.. 52.5 __,- _ 5 39 .ti _- 4 14.0 121 --_ ___,.-_ 5770. 5780. �. 44.i3 "N 56 W4 14.8 12i F ':: �.���. �F36=i. 50 - icb i,csbG. 589 �... 6'-.9 - tN -55- 4a _ , 5.5 126 -.__ 5 °9C. 5 C0 • - 5� i 5. 47.5 = 5- 71 ` F - 4 i 5.2 126_, 5930. 59 �C 5968. 17..4, N 71 E 4 15.6 116 5960. 5975. UNITED .STATES DEPARTMENT' OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Form approved. Budget Bureau No. 42-R356.5. [~.~S£ NUMSER FeeL:ands LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS The followir~ff is a correc~ report of operations and produc~ioT~ (i~cl~dinff drillir~E ar~d prod~ci~ff w e ~ ~ s ) for ~ ~ e m o n t ~ of .............. _F_ e_b_r ~_a_r_ _ ~_ ....... , ~ 9_ _6. _4 , _ _~ _a. _n_ . . _ _ _ _~_ _ _ _ _r ~_o_ _a n_ _ _ _ ~_ e_ .~_~ _q ~_ e.. . _~_ _ _ _ _ .c_ . 9. ?_ ~. _,. ....... ~lEer~t's address ....... ~o.x:--7-79A~_c_b_o___r_a_~_e_~ .......................................... Alaska Compar~yPall.,~________._.__._Ame~~ P~t~oleum Corp, Phone ....................... ~__~__r__~__-___~__~_O__], ...................................... ~l~er~t' s title .... l)~s~_izt..Smpe:.intendent ~EC. AND Sec. · D i1 ~wr ~5{ B~EEE~.$ Or Om GUAV~ (In thousands) o G ALLeN's OF GASOLINE I:~ECOVERED BARRELS OF WA~ER (If none, so state) None F Division AJa~ D~ REMARKS (I! drilling, dzl~th; if shut down, oause; date and result o! trot for gasoline oontent of ~as) ~troleum Branch Mines or~d No~..--There were ...... ~_0__ .......................... runs or sales of oil; ~0 M cu, f~. of gas sold; ............ __~_.0._ ........................... runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) No~..--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Forln 9-~29 (JanUary 1950) 16---25766-0 U.S. GOVER.MENT PRINTING OFFICE laor~n 9-~1a (Feb. 1951) ! I i i I I i ...... i ...... i ...... i-- I I I i i ! ! ! i I i i ..... i ...... i ..... (SUBMIT IN TRIPLICATE) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Budget Bureau No. 42-R358.4. Approval expires 12-31-60. l~nd Office ........................... Loa.~ No ..... SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON ~L~$ NOTICE OF INTENTION TO DRILL ........................... : ..... l ...... SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF WATER SHUT-OFF ....................... I ..... NOTICE OF INTENTION TO CHANGE PLANS ......... [ ............. I ...... SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ................. I ..... NOTICE OF INTENTION TO TEST WATER SHUT-OFF .............. I ...... SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF ALTERING CASING ....................... I ..... NOTICE OF .INTENTION TO RE-DRILL OR REPAIR WELL ......... I ...... SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF RE-DRILLING OR REPAIR ................ I ..... NOTICE OF INTENTION TO SHOOT OR ACIDIZE .................. I ...... SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF ABANDONMENT .......................... I NOTICE OF INTENTION TO PULL OR ALTER CASING .............. I ...... SUPPLEMENTARY WELL HISTORY .......................................... Notice of Intention to d.~.~p_**~_ .~e_l.]__i__x__ (INDICATE A~OVE BY CHECK MARK NATURE OF REPORT, NOTICE, OR OTHER DATA) Romig Park Well No. __'_J ............. is located 5___7_2__,~___ ft. from:_ ~ line and ~2_8__.3_. ft. from {~ line of sec ...... 9- _s_ ~ _ __qL _:s_ ~ _, _ __s_~ ~ .:__~_ ................ _T_ !~_N__ ............. __K~V_ ................ a~ ................... (~ Bee. anti Sec. No.) (Twp.) (Range) (Meridian) .... Exp_t~ra_tor¥ .................. A 1 as ka (~eld~ ................ ~ ~ ~i~E~ ¥~ ~-~ blii~-~i~-)- ......................... -('~EEEE %7 ¥~FFli~}~') .............. The elevation of the derrick floor above sea level is ___l__~_8____ ft. DETAILS OF WORK (State names of and expected depths to objeCtive sands; show siZes, welghts,:and lengths of proposed casings; indicate mudding jobs, cement- ' lng points, and all other important propose! work) Set 7" casing to lO,O00 feet. Drill 6" hole to 12,000 feet I understand that this plan of work must receive approval in wrltin~ by the Geological Eurvey before operations ma)' be commenced. ..................... _ _A_ n _c_ h _o_ _r_ _a_ g _e_ ~ __A_! _a__~__k_a_ ............... P. O. Box 779 By ........... i per Title ..... D-is-Cr-i~ C-~p~r-i-nt~nd~n~ ....... GPO 862040 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT~ OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State ___Alask~ ................... &o~nty ..................................... Field ............. )~/kldca: ....................................... The followir~ is a correct report of operations and Prod~ctio~ (incl~din~ drillin~ and prod~cin~ wells) for the month of ...... ,[aauar_¥ ....................... 19~h.1~., .............................................................................. /lffent's address ...... ~_o_x_ ~_7~-. __ ___~ __~ ........................... Company .... Phone ...................... B.__R__-_8.__-_~_O_J. ........................................... ~l~er~t s title ..... J ....... J__:._:__.UP.~___J..t~II_ql .O_t. ..... SEC. A~o I CU. F~. or GAS ~ Or ~ Twr. RAlq~: W~LL D~s G~0NS O~ Ba~a~ 0r ~ARK8 NO. Paoo~c~o BARRE~ OF O~} ORA~TY (~ tho~) OASOLINE WATER (~ (Ifdateddlli~,~d rm~tdepth~ofiftmtshUtiord°Wn'g~o~eea~e; ~COVX~D none, so state) oon~t of ~) SE SE 12N ~ 1 0 0 0 0 0 NONE Sec.9 I . ! TD lC~,O00 ". Dri lin9 -Lo99ed ~ll a~ follows: lndUctio~ - 3,099~ t~) 9'995' ~iCro Lo] - 3,098' t~) 9'991' Ga~a Ral Son c - ~,095' t<) 9,987~ Formatio~ Dcm ity ~,00~~ t,, 9,992~ DipmeterI - 7,200' t~, 9,980~ 7" Casin~ ~ . 9 set at c ,992' wi th 560 Sx glo,ss D Ce~nlt. Ran TTs tocl and found hole in 7~" ca.~in9 - 3920-35'. Se~ D~ etainer 3,~17' C rculatec 16 bbls ce~nt be~en 7~'' an~ 9'~;/8" casing. Closed ~alve and s:quee~ed 2 bbl c~nt below ~le w/20~O ~ ~ump in, Final squeeze Press~re 2~00. Held oka.. ~ .?~.,, -' ,, . . I No?E.--There were ~0 runs or sales of oil' NO M cu. ft. of gas sold; NO ............................................. runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) No~E.--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Forln 9-3~9 (January 1950) 16~2576§-9 U. ii. GOVERNMENT PRDITING OFFICE UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY - Form approved. Budget Bureau No. 42-R35~J L~.~,,cE .... _A_.0__c__h_9_r..a_g.e ............ L,,, .u...._F_.e.e_._La.n_d_S_ ........... UmT _l~c~ko..__Ea.r_k_ J.o__c.~..~__] .... LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS Sta~e ....... _A__]__a__s__k__a_ ............... C~ounty .................................... Field .................. W-i-Idea-t- .................................. The followin~ is a correct rePor~ of operations and production (incl~din~ drillin~ and prod~cin~ ~,,) for t~e ~o~ of ____L~__e__?__~_~r_ .................. , ~9__6.~_, , Box .. 779 ". Company ...... P~~._..~.e.~Q.l._e..u.-m....C..9__r_D J~e~t s address ............................... ~ ................................... An chorage, ~A l as ka 2-2-:'--' ........ ' ................. ............... [iii[ii[[::iii .... ..................... ..... ~EC. AND ~Or ]4 · SE SE Sec.9 TO 9,0] r~WF. 12N WE~ No. lin ~RODUOmD BARRELs Or OIL ~(]RAVITY rvey 13 1/ cu. FT. or GAS (In thousands) 'ees- 5 8~ O~ ALLONS OF (~ASOLINE RECOVERED BARREL6 OF W~E]~ (If none, so state) E~ NONE REMARKS (I! drilling, depth; if shut down, oause; date and result of test for gasoline oontent of ~as) RECEIVED *,JAN 14 196'~ Peln~leum Branch Mines and Minerals of Natural Resourcn,4 NO~E.--There were ............ _N_.CI_ ...................... runs or sales of oil; .................. _N__0_ ..................... ,"- M eu. fi:. of gas sold; ~0 ' runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) Now~..--Report on this form is required for each calend~r month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Forzn D-8~D 16--25766-9 u.s. GOVIERNMgNT PRINTING OFFI¢f (January 1959) P�. RAYMOND M. THn---ON 5752 South irs,,Iille I-q2-7163 9-7 � 2- 79 y O'S W,,rce F70o Al F 9 � — Oe�,, s400 E MuW 7,vii s9 - 461,t1l'3,� - 870Y (.;., I Z&- ri�w� 7,v -W UAA,11-1 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT~ OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Form apl)roved. Budget Bureau No. 42-R356.G. ~'~.o OFF,c~ _.~.._e~..___r_~_e. ............... L~ ....~.__.V.~."_..~ ............ ..... LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS Tke followinff is a correct report of operations and production (inclz~dinff drilli~ and prod~cin~ wells) for tl~e montI~ of ...... ~_~ .................... , 19.~_..~_, ............................................................................ vt.~e~t' s address ........ . ~___7_~ ............................................. Corr~pa~y ......................... ..... :-~~---'~:~ ......................... Si~ned ...... ~--~~~ .................... Phone ........................ ~__~~ ......................................... /l~en~' s title .~t~.x~J~.~_..'~JM~/WL~_~J~]~~t~ ........ SEC, AND ~4o~ ~4 RANGE WELL I D.YS I BARRELS OF OIL (~RAVITY OU, FT. OF GAS (In thousands) Or -~ 0 GALLONS OF I BARRELS OF G&SOLINE I W&?ER (If Rrcow~rv I none, so state) / Divisio AJa,skcl DEC 23 Petroleum of Mines )ept. of Hart REMARK8 (If drillin$, depth; if shut down, cause; date and resul~ of tes~ for sMoline content of lzaa) ~d Mberals raj Resource!. · No~-..~There were ........ ~,~_ ..... ,__: ............. runs or sales of oil; .............. ~ ........................... M cu. f~. of gas sold; ...... ; ......... ~ ........................ runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) No~..--Report on this form is required for each: calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor; by the 6th of: the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Form 9-~29 (January 1950) 16--25766-9 O.S. GOVERNMENT PEIN'rING OFFIC"' re~ smnthly z~po~ of Olmt~t'toum eomtalmmd ~troXe~m GeoXos~oC RIO I. �49� 7sn 774/5 l °'fit tJdP%c fj4;s'? S RAYMOND ail. �° 7s� S.,� ,� ?Mps®m Eta�OeQ "°mine 7-77- /9((9 December 6~ 1963 779 (Direc~ o£fse~ ~o become .excesoive in the ~ ze£erenced driliin~ uell, State o£ AI~: Ol!-and Gao Lease, A.D.L. 02 392~ iies L~zer7 eZ£ort nuo~ be amae to, ~0nCzo.! the dizecCion of viaCion ~GCo :~ pezuis$tbie spic~ .fEes and devl~:ion and diz~iOOal ~ ~fill be req~l~ed in ~ddi:lo~ ~o ~e uzeq~l~ed# 1,~ vi.r~ln 3~ days a~eE compie~ion~ ouopensiou, 'Vet-~ CEuly yoursp Thom~ l, .F, arahall, Jr. Pe~roleun ~eolo~.s~ P. O BOX 7-839 · ANCHORAGE ° ALASKA LAND DEPARTMENT ANCHORAGE DISTRICT C. W. HAGANS DISTRICT LANDMAN December 6, 196S Confidential Mr. Roscoe E. Bell, Director Division of Lands Dep~rtment of N~tural Resources 944 Sixth Avenue Anchorage, Alask~ Oil and Gas Lease ADL-02S92 Dear Mr. Bell, As co-lessee under the subject lease and on behalf of Richfield, we believe it is our obligation to report to the State, the Lessor, the possibility of an infringement on the subject lease. As you know Pan American is drilling their Romig Park No. I Well in Section 9, T. 12 N., R. 4 W., S.M. AccOrding to our information the Pan American well is located 5?4 feet north of the lease boundary line of State ADL~)2S92. Although the data is not available to us we understand that the well is off plumb up to 16° at a drilling depth of-approximately 6500'. If the direction of deviation is southerly and up. to 16°, it is reasonable to assume that the well could be ~illing under State Lease ADL-O2B92. Also, as we understand State Conservation Regulation 2060.1 if a deviation is continued for more than a short distance the Operator must notify, submit an application and obtain a permit from the Conservation Committee for the State' of Alaska. We would appreciate being advised of the results of any investigation m~de by the State Conservation Committee to determine if an actual in- fringement has occurred and hope the results are negative. Very truly yours, C. W. Hagans UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY LES E'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS ~7 Form approved. ' ' Budget Bureau No. 42- [.~ .uM.~. _.~.~.~..~&~_¢_~. ........... u.,, ._.~_~L ~_~.~_..!~.~_....~L__. State ...... ._A_l__a_.s__k__a_ ............... ~o~ty .................................... Field ................... H£Lclcat ................................. TAe followi~ is a correct report of operations a~d production (incl~din~ drillin~ a~d prod~cin~ weZls) for t~e mo~t~ of ......... _N_ ?: _e. _~: :r_ ................ , Z9~_!_, ............................................................................. ~l~e~t's address ......... ~x__27_9_ ........... _:L ............................. Com~a~y~ _____________~~./:~________._Pan American .P.~k~.o.~eum ~orp~ Ancho__r~_j~, A ..... : ................. Si~ed ..... -------------~~'~-~_::~'~'------.--"_-__ Pko~e ......................... ~:~____8_.-_.6__~__0__~__ ........ __-L_~ ......................... J~e~t' s title D£~c.Lc£_. 8upar/x~e~n~. ........ OF GAS GALLONS OF ' REi!/IA~KS ..... ~EC. AND ~O. Paovvol~o (III thousands) GASOLINE WATER (If (If drilling, d~th$ ii'shut down, oause; ~ OF ~ TWP. RANGE WELL D~zs BARREl,ii OF GRAVITY OU. FT. RECOVERED none, so state)date and r~ult of t~t for gasoline oontent o! SE SE. 12N 4W 1 0 0 ! 0 0 0 NONE Sec. 9 .. Drilliag. Well infonnat!2en w-ill b~; reported at la:er date. RECEIVED" 3EC 6 1963 ' Petroleum Branch D~wmo! of Mines anc; /,AineraJs Alaska )ept. of Nal-u~aJ Re~ource~ . No~E.--There were ~0- runs or sales of oil; ............... .N.~ ........................... M cu. ft. of gas sold; ............... _~-~) .......................... runs or:sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) No,r .--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be flied in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. Form 9-829 f-Zan,m~v, lll.~O'~ 16~25766~9 U.S. GOVERNMENT PEiN'flSa OFFICE Tke .following_. ~s . wells) for tke mont-k of: ...... /l~ent's address ......... ................................ .~ ..... Ph~one __ ': SEC, AND ~o~ ~4 Form al)Drove& ' I :' Budget Burzau No. 42-RS56.5. ~' .~.~..~._~ ............. _ - · '._ ..... Field- ....... op;rations and Production (inel~din~ drilling and prod~ein~ 63, 19 ' '. COmpany .: :'-- - "d~en~'s title ~str~c-t $~erin~e~nt ....... f .....~ .... ~ ............ C~. F~/O~ GAS G~L~O~S o~ BA~ o~ RE~ARKS (~ tho~an&) GASOL~E WA~R RECOVERED aon~t of O 0 None 200 ~cks NOV I2 1963 Petroleum Branch D~bi and Mineraf~ .Al~a of Natural Re~ourc~ _ .............. -_ ...... :__~_0_ ............... : runs-or s~es of.gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where apPlicable.) No~r,.--RePort on' this form- is X'eqUired ~oreach calendar m°nth, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed the supe:rVis°r by theB~ o£..t~e succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by th; Supervisor. STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DiViSION OF MINES AND MINERALB 329 SECOND AVENUE ANCHORAGE. ALASKA Check-off List - Safety Inspection - Petroleum ' ~ ~. [~ ' .... , ~ation ~, ~ ~ ~ ' Drlg. Dept~. _ . flud Wei~t ,, , Date~ of Ins~c~ien~ /{ .... ~ -~ ~ PersOn in c~[e of Work '~/~,,.~.~ .F~ N~r of ~l~ee~ Accident Prevention Program SAFETY EQUIPMENT Hats, Goggles, Belts & Ropes Respiratory Equipment C O~FINED PLACES ESCAPE EQUIPMENT Escape Line Escape Buggy %/,~ f.__. MOBILE EQUIPMENT / Safety Devices and guards~ MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT Unsafe equipment Walkways Pipe, valves, fittings Stationary tanks Line spooler GUARDS DraWWOrks ¢ o Drilling machinery Line Guards Nip points and cutting edges ILLUMINATION D~RRICK EQUIPMENT Fleers .~ O~tside platforms ~ 1[ Inside platforms Gin poles Ladders Exits ~- Counter weights Stabbing boards Weather protection 2402. FIRST AID ' :'.2 Personnel .3 2403. .1 .2 2404. 2405. .1 .2 2406. .1 2407. .1 ~.2 .3 -- .4 .5 2408. .1 .2 ,3 .4 2409. 24!0'~- .1 .2 .3 .4 o5 .6 .7 .8 2411. .3 2412. .1 .2 .3 2413. .1 .2 2414. .1 .2 .3 .4 .5 .6 2415. .1 2~16. .1 .2 2417. .1 .2 .3 .4 .5 2418. .1 2419. .1 2420. .1 .2 2421. HOISTING LINES Safety Factor Operations ..... Weight Indicator PIPE HANDLING Securing of Pipe Stands Pipe Handling tools Pull Back Post BLOCKS Crown Blocks Travelling Blocks CATHEADS Rope Anti-fouling devices Rope Guide Friction surface Projections Operations~ Chain :' ,- CNAINS Chains for spinning lines. BLOWOUT PREVENTION Type used ~y-d'~-~/"~ Testing procedure-interval ~,,,~ FIRE PREVENTION Fire extinguishers Electrical Protection Derrick ventilation Flares Location of equipment EXPLOSIVES Magazines COmmUNICATIONS Equipment- , MISCELLANEOUS Cellars Housekeeping REPOTS - Forms available PANAMERICAN PETI OLEUM CORPORATION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska October 17, 1963 File: AEP-674-WF Re: Survey Plats Romig ]Park Inc. No. 1 State of'Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines & Minerals 329 2nd Avenue Anchorage, Alaska Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: RECEIVED OCT 21 1963 Petroleum Branch D;vision of Mines and Minerals 'Alaska Dept. of Natural Resource~ Reference is made to our application for permit to drill Pan Am Romig Park, Inc. Well No. 1 dated October 14, 1963, and your letter dated October 16, 1963, requesting submission of detailed survey plats. Attached you will find two copies of a detailed plat prepared by Registered Surveyor, F. M. Lindsey. Yours ver~--~, y, A. E. Piper District Superintendent j sm: lng Attach. (2) October 16~ 19&~ Box 779 DsarS~rs~ Pan Ame~ Petroleum Corporation 1. Be£ore any p~~am can be aoM from thLo ~ell, the 2. A complete s~t of ~el! am~.les as caught by the operator e~ll be 3. ~he l~eCFoleum .Br. anch rill :be nocXfied in ,advance of a11 bXow ouC pre- ~enc..'er pFe~su~e Very truly youFo, TRM:.bb Thomo~ it. Harsh~l'l, Jr. PLUG BACK DATE State Well location (give footage from section lines) Section--townshi~range or block & survey Fieid~tl~ & resq~oir.~ ([f-~'ildcat¥ so:s~te),~. : - ~ ' !~ ~ - : Il' County~L~: Distance, in miles, and direction from nearest town or post office Nearest distgnce from proposed location I Distance from proposed location to neares~ drilling, to property or l~ase line: ~ completed- or applied--for well on th~ same lease: Proposed depth: ~ Rotary or cable tools _ Approx. date work will star! Number of wells on lease, including this well, completed in or drilling to this reservoir: If lease, purchased with one or more wells drilled, from whom purchased: ~t A~t~ie. Name Address Status of bond . ae~:t~ vide Sond of ~,~ ma_ f~e, ~ ~~, D. G. Remarks: (If ~his is an application to deepen or ~plug back, bPiefly descrfbe:-Work to be done, giving present producing zone and expected new Producihg zone) CERTIFICATE: T. the Undersigned, state 'that I am the ]~m~.i.,..~...~$~ the ~ ~1~ ]~]tt~],~t~]~ (company), and that i am authorized by said company to make t~his report; and that this report was pre- pared under my suPervision and direction and that the facts stated therein are and complete to the best of my knowledge. Permit Number: October 16~ 1963 Approval Date: , '- / . ' Approved :By' ~]'~ /J~~.,,-'l~~. Notiee: Beforl se~nd~in~gai~lii~o~r '~mO~eSul~ll~e t~haetO~ou~'av~e~given aH information requested. ~uch unnecessary correspond- ence w~. thus be avoided. , See Instruction on Reverse Side of Form ~rem are ~rect Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Application to Drill, Deepen or Plug Back Form No. P-1 Authorized by Order No. 1 Effective October 1, 1958 ~,~ ~'.~ i~ ~1 AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPOR,~'~N DRILLING AND COMPLETION PROGRAM FILE NO, WF' -- DATE October I/~. 196~ LEASE Pan American WELL NO.Romig. Park Inc. No. I _ FIELD Anchorage Area -- OBJECT: To determine thickness and nature of prospective sediments In area. DRILLING TYPE TOOLS DEPTH I~ITERVAL ELEVATION MARKER [' DEPTH J' ELEVATION I ' ' Rotary 0 - TO * Tar tiary 7500 +_ ES, 6FF/+O Tool Icro cai lper *GR-Sonic, Integrated ipmeter DEPTH INTERVAL,ETC. 150 - TD 1200 - TD 1200 o TD 150 - TO Log run befOre setting casing strings. *Gamma ray to be run 0- TD. :IAL TESTS TOTAL DEPTH 1 O, 000 'Possible Pay FREQUENCY lO' DEPTH INTERVAL O-TO # Probable Completion Intet~al RILLING TIME FREQUENCY DEPTH INTERVAL Geolograph 0 - TO DEPTH INTERVAL, ETC. REMARKS: I washed set I unwashed set , "REMARKS APPROXIMATE INTERVAL TYPE MUD 0 - TO ** WEIGHT #/GAL. VISCOSITY SEC. APl W.L CC/30M OTHER SPECIFICAllCX~ '~'EMARKS _ * At discretion of drllllng contractor with approval of Pan American. ' . . ** Sallnlty of mud to have less than 2000 ppm NaCl prior to running logs. ~. CASING STRING EST. DEPTH r,.A~le4~ ~c · CONOUCTO~ 150' 20" 28" TO surface 325 sxs Class A SURFACE 1200' 13 3/8" 17½" To surface 10L~0 sxs Class A INTERMEDIATE '~0001 ',9' 5/8" 12¼" 300 sxs Class A OIL STRING * Se t if sediments extend below 6000". ' eNot. mal, the tubular allocatiofl letter specifies casing sizes to be used. Hole I~zes wdl be governed by contract. Cut up to 150 feet of cores in the event pre-Tertiary rocks are encountered. ' . . .. . 'COMPLETION PROGRAM NO well completion piannedo Core hole test only. - GENERAL RE)~ARKS Thls we11 is to be drllied th no Infor.mtlon to be released to ...i::~i:: i outside parties. ' .'~' : ":~'r.'"'": PREPARED BY i APPROVE . C. L. Conrad " E. V. Unlck. ' "' '~ B,O'P' ARRANGEMENT,'~ './~ , · . , REVISED JAN,.tGt#.I965 ~ ~ ,.~ ""i *" DRESSER SLEEVE ';/:·~!i-~ :'..~' i~. . ;.. ~PLIT NIPPLE B I~PLIT TOP FLANGE , ,'. --- ~ '.,'.-.FOR DOUBLE GATE P ' ' ' WHEN DRiLlINg- PIPE RAMS ON TOP . ~ : -* ' -BLINORAMSONBOTTOM. ;~ WHE~ ~,~,~ CASm~-*CASm~ ~AMS ON TOP , ' " CHOKE (Adiusfoble) ? ELL NO UOflE OIAPHRAGe TYPE HEC E ' ¥-' THAN ~5~ eChO Gouge ~eo~ ~ould ~ - · ' :'~:": ' - - ~ o bull pl~,~ ~ GATE OR w~ VALVE ~ILL'UN('.~ ~ PLUG VALVE PLUG. VALVE. . RELE~LIN[ ., .':,:: ..:...." * PLUG ~ ~ATE VALVE ~.. ? ~ - :"* : ' , ~EP CHOKE ~NIFOLO 'AT--, - ' 7 LEAST 6'A~OVE MATTING~-' DT~E -. . . I , .OOUBLE · . WHE~ ORILLINO-PIPE RAMS,ON ~OP . VAC~ . ..... ~ '-BLIN~ RAMSON BOTTOM ,:~ WHEN RUNNINORAMsCAStNG'-ON Top-CASINGBLIND ~ TO F~RE PIT . ?.. flFfflNDO~EO ~.-''"' '- · ' RAMS ON BOTTOM ~. ; - - '- TAPPED B PLUMED I~' . ' ...... - ..Both prevencors co be hydraultcalXy operaced Item a~ accumul cot vhich vtXX oen and [?~/;~'~.,?,?;-?':}:~.~:,~;}~'close hydrtl ,ac least trice vithout recharging.... ~' ,' - , Equ'tpmenc through which, bit mqst pass mus~ h~e at least es large ID as casi~g being ' drilled c~rough. · . ,.' · · · ~,;-.';..Kill line and choke connections' ~9L be 2' or l'arBer nominal diameter ~nd ~sL be &ricer* changeable rich. fill. line so'that kill line can be connected to the standpipe by b~eak- ing a union °n the fill line, and connec:tn& it ~o an interchangeable union on kill line. - - .~ill line not co be used ~s [ill line. . A kelly cock ~sc be used on Kelly. :' '- . A drill pipe safely valve equivalent co Sba[far H~el 55 musc be ~ailable on the [loot 8c all times ~ich proper connections or subs .... ,~ · 'All equipment ~nti0ned above ~s: be 300~ ~orking pressure or stronger. Three 2" di~eter or larger bleed-off lines co be installed ~ichout additional fittings or angular bends [~ chokes to flare pit and shall, be securely staked do~. -, 8~:?':~'Spool beCveen preventors' and spool on choke manifold should be rotated tO make lines as , , 'i:~..s~raight as possible and ~110~ good access co controls. ''.. , i ' ; . , . .~.. ,: (a),'No,scre~ed, nor screved and ~elded., connec}ions -tEl be used upstream [r~ the chokes: :/).~'or relie~ ;line, valve. ','. -... :'~"",~ ,~' ?,'.:, ~,"~,'.' "';*:~,: ~'. ~-~' ' (b) No Screved, 'n0r ~scre~ed and~-~glded, 'CO~nec:'i0ns','Vill[:be'USed Dh'or,upstream ~r0m ~e '~'. 4NO :' ' . ., ~ ~..i~:.!l~,.: - ". '~ '-'.:LAKE ~ . · ,.,.;, . ~ ~ ~.~. ..... · ..... :. .~ .... ..., . ., ..'.~ . :.-., ~. .,-?>.' .... . .... .,.~. _ 1 ,.. ', . - ' jEWEL · ' LA 32 33. 34 35 36 31 8 Elevation 125.0'1 I0 PAN-AM ROMIG PARK INC., NO. I 67'8,3' ~ , 14 Scale I": I Mile Zine and 678.3' ~,at ~f.th~ East Ssa. tine Zieenz~ te praet, iee- land $~veying in the State Alas~a and that--thi~ pt-at ~epr~ent~ a l~catf~n zurv~y mad~ by ~. and that alt dimenzi'~ and ~th~r detaiL~ are 12 13 24 T. 13 N. T. 12 N. 18 19 30 'RECEIVED' 21 1963 ll~froleum l~'kil~'on of Mine~ : LOCATION SURVEY OF ROMIG PARK INC., NO. I SURVEYED FOR PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION RO. BOX 712 ANCHORAGE~ALASKA. SURVEYED BY F.M. LIN DSEY REGISTERED SURVEYOR NO. 650-S 1405 N. LIGHTS BLVD.- ANCH.,ALASKA ! I I I I · I I I I. I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I. I I I I I I I I Campbell "A#CHORAG'[ RADI~ ~ KFOD TO~ER I I I I I I I I I I I i q "S' t 7 ---------- 77_7777-: _7 z 7=7 -17 1-77 ti4t -4- -1- A- EEL---H IT is L2 w u 20 x 0 7 7F- 1 7+ 71 --------- --- J:4, - T ::L-=- --I-- --7= -Ei --- ------- 114- . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 T: I-A 7-- -7 Hlz� EEE - - — - ------
