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Guhl, Meredith D (DOA) From: Schwartz, Guy L (DOA) Sent: Monday, April 29, 2019 2:44 PM To: Regg, James B (DOA); Guhl, Meredith D (DOA); Roby, David S (DOA) Cc: Colombie, Jody J (DOA) Subject: Starichkof State #1 (PTD 166-064) P & A status All, It appears this well was not P & A'd properly back in 1967. It was suspended and there may have been intentions of reentering the well but was never done as the 30" stub is cut 5' above the mudline to facilitate it. (Note a Mudline system (MLS) was used) Downhole plugs are fine but there is no surface plug in the inner 9 5/8" casing string that is within 10-30 ft of the mudline. The closest cement is at about 1500 ft below mudline in the 9 5/8" (not tagged) . The 13 3/8" x 9 5/8" annulus is likely not cemented to mudline either and has a 13 3/8" cap installed on the MLS (which is below the mudline) That being said the well is likely safe as is and would be extremely risky to go back in to set a surface plug in the 9 5/811. Guy Schwartz Sr. Petroleum Engineer AOGCC 907-301-4533 cell 907-793-1226 office CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, contains information from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC), State of Alaska and is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). It may contain confidential and/or privileged information. The unauthorized review, use or disclosure of such information may violate state or federal law. If you are an unintended recipient of this e-mail, please delete if, without first saving or forwarding it, and, so that the AOGCC is aware of the mistake in sending it to you, contact Guy Schwartz at (907-793-1226) or (Guv.schwartz@alaska c�ovl. Loc- 0tai- o�- ~~~ _ ~ ~ ~ ~ Page 1 of 1 Aubert, Winton G (DOA) From: Aubert, Winton G (DOA} Sent: Wednesday, January 06, 2010 9:29 AM Ta: Aubert. Winton G (DOA) Cc: Foerster, Catherine P (DOA}; McMains, Stephen E (DOA) Subject: Well File -Starichkof State #1 (PTD 166-OFd~ Well Name: Starichkof State #1 PTD No.: 166-064 API No.: 831-10002-00 Location: Offshore, Cook Inlet, Alaska Status: P&A Condition: 13-3/8" cut 3.5' above mudline, 20" cut 4' above mudline, 30" cut 5° above mudline. Water depth 131'. I discussed the subject weH with Lt. Steve Elliott, USCG (_ _ ___ . __ __) on January 5-6, 2010, inquiring whether the cut casings constituted a nav~ation or trawling hazard. Lt. Elliott stated that USCG does not recognize ±his wel! as a hazard, and no further notification, sigr;age, or action is necessary. Please modify the well's RBDMS record to indicate that the location is cleared. Winton Aubert AOGCC From:Jantz, Tom To:Aubert, Winton G (DOA) Subject:RE: Starichkof St 1 Well Date:Tuesday, January 19, 2010 11:30:30 AM Thank you, we appreciate your attention to this matter. Tom From: Aubert, Winton G (DOA) [mailto:winton.aubert@alaska.gov] Sent: Tuesday, January 19, 2010 2:09 PM To: Jantz, Tom Subject: RE: Starichkof St 1 Well Mr. Jantz, AOGCC has classified the subject well as "P&A" and the location is now considered cleared. Thank you, Winton Aubert AOGCC 907 793-1231 From: Jantz, Tom [mailto:Tom.Jantz@dvn.com] Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 1:54 PM To: Aubert, Winton G (DOA) Cc: Speer, Charles; Linville, Jim; McAlister, Perry Subject: RE: Starichkof St 1 Well Mr. Winton, Thank you for your timely reply. Will this well now be classified as “Plugged and Abandoned” and the location considered “Cleared”? Please copy or notify Devon Energy of any adjustments made to the AOGCC files by email or to the following location. Devon Energy Corporation 20 North Broadway Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 Attn: Tom Jantz tom.jantz@dvn.com Thanks Tom Jantz Confidentiality Warning: This message and any attachments are intended only for the use of the intended recipient(s), are confidential, and may be privileged. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any review, retransmission, conversion to hard copy, copying, circulation or other use of all or any portion of this message and any attachments is strictly prohibited. If you are not the intended recipient, please notify the sender immediately by return e-mail, and delete this message and any attachments from your system. From:Aubert, Winton G (DOA) To:"Tom.Jantz@dvn.com" Cc:Foerster, Catherine P (DOA) Subject:Starichkof St 1 Well Date:Monday, December 7, 2009 9:08:54 AM Mr. Jantz, Thank you for providing information on the subject well, via our recent telephone conversation. Since we spoke, and subsequent to the Commission's November 18, 2009 letter to you, we have determined that no further Devon action is necessary regarding the Starichkof St 1. We appreciate your attention to this matter. Winton Aubert AOGCC 907 793-1231 From:Aubert, Winton G (DOA) To:"Jantz, Tom" Subject:RE: Starichkof St 1 Well Date:Tuesday, January 19, 2010 11:09:22 AM Mr. Jantz, AOGCC has classified the subject well as "P&A" and the location is now considered cleared. Thank you, Winton Aubert AOGCC 907 793-1231 From: Jantz, Tom [mailto:Tom.Jantz@dvn.com] Sent: Thursday, December 10, 2009 1:54 PM To: Aubert, Winton G (DOA) Cc: Speer, Charles; Linville, Jim; McAlister, Perry Subject: RE: Starichkof St 1 Well Mr. Winton, Thank you for your timely reply. Will this well now be classified as “Plugged and Abandoned” and the location considered “Cleared”? Please copy or notify Devon Energy of any adjustments made to the AOGCC files by email or to the following location. Devon Energy Corporation 20 North Broadway Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 Attn: Tom Jantz tom.jantz@dvn.com Thanks Tom Jantz u FLLL SEAN PARNELL, GOVERNOR �T ALASKA OIL AND GAS l{ 333 W. 7th AVENUE, SUITE 100 CONSERVATION COMMSSION ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501-3539 PHONE (907) 279-1433 FAX (907) 276-7542 November 18, 2009 CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED 7009 2250 0004 3911 4825 Mr. Stephen J Hadden Senior Vice President, Exploration and Production Devon Energy Corporation 20 North Broadway Oklahoma City, OK 73102-8260 Re: Starichkof St 1 Well (PTD 166-064) Dear Mr. Hadden: SCAM&A&I� OCT 03 2014 Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (Commission) records indicate that Devon Energy Corporation is the owner of the Starichkof St 1 well. The well is located within the boundaries of the Cosmopolitan Unit, operated by Pioneer Natural Resources (Pio- neer). Pioneer has indicated that you are the appropriate operator to contact concerning this well. (Please see attached letter from Pioneer). Commission records also indicate that this well is not properly plugged and abandoned, in violation of Commission regula- tions. The Commission therefore finds this well to be a potential safety and environmen- tal hazard. Please immediately submit an Application for Sundry Approval to plug and abandon this well, in accordance with Commission regulations as well as a proposed schedule for completing the work. If you have questions regarding this finding, please contact Mr. Winton Aubert, Senior Engineer, at 907-793-1231 or winton.auberta,alaska.gov. Sincerely, Cathy P Foerster Commissioner Attachment cc: Alaska Department of Natural Resources ■ Complete Items 1, 2, and 3. Also complete item 4 if Restricted Delivery is desired. ! Print your name and address on the reverse so that we can return the card to you. • Attach this card to the back of the mailpiece, or on the front if space permits. 1. Article Addressed to: 0%V C ,�Qhol� f y/ �j z 73 A Signature X Agent 6� } ❑ Addressee B. Received by (Printed Name) C. Date of Delivery D. Is delivery address different from item 1? ❑ Yes If YES, enter delivery address below: ❑ No 3. e Type Uj Certified Mali ❑ Express Mail ❑ Registered S•Retum Receipt for Merchandise ❑ Insured Mail ❑ C.O.D. 4. Restricted Delivery? (Extra Fee) ❑ Yes 2. Article Number (transfer from service label) 7009 2250 0 0 0 4 3911 4825 PS Form 3811, February 2004 Domestic Return Receipt ul (Domestic Mail Only; RJ rO For delivery information visit our website at www.usps.coma OFFICIAL USE Postage $ 7-1 pa^ / USP$ .°Cif m' Certified Fee r rU O Return Receipt Fee Z r C3 (Endorsement Required) ry 0 E:3 Restricted Delivery Fee 9� y C3 (Endorsement Required) �V � nJ Total Postage 8 Fees $ �,f rlJ it Sent To en— O Street, Apt. No.; or PD Box No. Van / 1 ^ � t/ , - ------------'---------'-""" --- fff...l- --- 1------------------------------ Y City, State, ZIP+4 PS Form rr2006 10,7Q1&M4A-1540 F. October 30, 2009 PIONEER 1\19fURAL RESOURCES ALASKA Ms. Cathy Foerster Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 W. 7th Ave., Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 Starichkof State No. 1 Well - Cosmopolitan Unit, Cook Inlet, AK Dear Commissioner Foerster: Dale Hoffman: CPL Senior Staff Landman Pioneer Natural Resources Alaska, Inc. 700 G Street, Suite 600 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 343-2108 voice, (907) 343-2190 fax dale.hottman@pxd.com OCT 2' Q 2009 On October 1, 2009 you sent Pioneer a letter requesting information about the Starichkof State No. 1 well. Attached to your letter was one from ExxonMobil which stated: As with your records, we understand that the Starichkof St 1 well was operated by Pennzoil, not by ExxonMobil or predecessor company, and the lease and well currently is within the Cosmopolitan Unit operated by Pioneer. While the ExxonMobil statement is true, it does not address the ownership of the well. Pioneer believes the well belongs to Devon Energy Corp., successor in interest to Pennzoil. This conclusion comes from a review of conveyances and a title opinion in our files. The original lease was effective September 1, 1962 with The Superior Oil Company as the Lessee. The Starichkof State No. 1 spud January 13, 1967 and was completed April 1, 1967. The State of Alaska approved an assignment of undivided 75% interest from Superior to Pennzoil Company May 18, 1967. In the title opinion we see reference to, but not a copy of, a farmout agreement dated November 23, 1966, between The Superior Oil Company and Pennzoil Company. Such agreement was also referred to in the assignment by PennzEnergy Exploration & Production, LLC to Devon Energy Production Company, L.P. dated August 28, 2001, and approved by the State of Alaska on September 1, 2001. Pioneer is operator of the Cosmopolitan Unit and owns all the working interest in the leases, but the ownership in the Starichkof State No. 1 well has never passed to us. We are not familiar with the terms of the above referenced farmout agreement or any subsequent transfers of interest in the well, but believe the request for information about the Starichkof State No. 1 well is better addressed to Devon Energy Corp. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance in this matter. Sincerely, Dale Hoffman PIONEER NAI URAL RLSOURCES ALASKA October 30, 2009 Ms. Cathy Foerster Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 W. 7th Ave., Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 Starichkof State No. 1 Well — Cosmopolitan Unit. Cook Inlet. AK Dear Commissioner Foerster: Dale Hoffman, CPL Senior Staff Landman Pioneer Natural Resources Alaska, Inc. 700 G Street, Suite 600 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 (907) 343-2108 voice, (907) 343-2190 fax dale.hoffman @pxd.com Lf n, i,- )a /int r OCT US 0 200P On October 1, 2009 you sent Pioneer a letter requesting information about the Starichkof State No. 1 well. Attached to your letter was one from ExxonMobil which stated: As with your records, we understand that the Starichkof St 1 well was operated by Pennzoil, not by ExxonMobil or predecessor company, and the lease and well currently is within the Cosmopolitan Unit operated by Pioneer. While the ExxonMobil statement is true, it does not address the ownership of the well. Pioneer believes the well belongs to Devon Energy Corp., successor in interest to Pennzoil. This conclusion comes from a review of conveyances and a title opinion in our files. The original lease was effective September 1, 1962 with The Superior Oil Company as the Lessee. The Starichkof State No. 1 spud January 13, 1967 and was completed April 1, 1967. The State of Alaska approved an assignment of undivided 75% interest from Superior to Pennzoil Company May 18, 1967. In the title opinion we see reference to, but not a copy of, a farmout agreement dated November 23, 1966, between The Superior Oil Company and Pennzoil Company. Such agreement was also referred to in the assignment by PennzEnergy Exploration & Production, LLC to Devon Energy Production Company, L.P. dated August 28, 2001, and approved by the State of Alaska on September 1, 2001. Pioneer is operator of the Cosmopolitan Unit and owns all the working interest in the leases, but the ownership in the Starichkof State No. 1 well has never passed to us. We are not familiar with the terms of the above referenced farmout agreement or any subsequent transfers of interest in the well, but believe the request for information about the Starichkof State No. 1 well is better addressed to Devon Energy Corp. Please let us know if we can be of further assistance in this matter. Sincerely, Dale Hoffman SCANS, OCT 03 2014 SEAN PARNELL, GOVERNOR L �T �t AXASKA OA"A"IL GAS 333 W. 7th AVENUE, SUITE 100 COs COMUSSIO ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501-3539 PHONE (907) 279-1433 October 1, 2009 FAX (907) 276-7542 CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED 7005 1160 0001 5753 9165 Kenneth Sheffield, Jr. President Pioneer Natural Resources Alaska, Inc. 700 G Street, Suite 600 Anchorage, AK 99501 Re: Request for Verification of Suspended, Shut -In and Observation Well Information Dear Mr. Sheffield: SENfD 0 C T 03 2014 Enclosed are the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission's revised regulations regarding suspended wells (i.e., 20 AAC 25.110). Please verify the information for Starichkof St 1 well (previously drilled by Pennzoil Co. on acreage within the Pioneer -operated Cosmopolitan Unit), and provide any corrections by December 1, 2009. Location inspections required under 20 AAC 25.110 should be coordinated with Jim Regg at 907-793-1236 or jim.regg@alaska.gov. If you have any questions regarding this notice, please contact Winton Aubert at 907- 793-1231 or witon.aubert@alaska.gov. Sincerely, Cathy P. oerster Commissioner Enclosures F(D!mestic stal Service FIED MAIL,., RECEIPT Mail Only; No Insurance Coverage Provided) weWOMMINEMINNEWINNE hsite at www.usps.com Ln ANQHM W, 99501 ertified Mail ❑ E ress Mail ❑ Registered urn Receipt for Merchandise ❑ Insured Mail ❑ C.O.D. Ln Postage 4 $0.61 N►- r q CI Certified Fee $2.80 P C3 Return Receipt Feee- (Endorsement Required) '�'/� $2.30 0, Heh �1( 7 C3 rp Restricted Delivery Fee (Endorsement Required) $0.00 vJ• '9 a r9 Total Postage & Fees $ $5.71 RA Ln r To .2.11... .... ■ Complete items 1, 2, and 3. Also complete item 4 if Restricted Delivery is desired. K Print your name and address on the reverse so that we can return the card to you. E Attach this card to the back of the mailpiece, or on the front if space permits. 1. �Article Addressed to: ,r YI na gent ❑ Addressee Receiv P Na C. Date of Delivery IC • 2 -o°1 D. Is delivery address different from item 1? ❑ Yes If YES, enter delivery address below: ❑ No 3. SqvCe Type ertified Mail ❑ E ress Mail ❑ Registered urn Receipt for Merchandise ❑ Insured Mail ❑ C.O.D. 4. Restricted Delivery? (Extra Fee) ❑ Yes 2. Article Number (Transfer from service label) 7005 116 0 0001 5753 9165 PS Form 3811, February 2004 Domestic Return Receipt 102595-02-M-1540 Operator Suspended and Shut In Wells PENNZOIL CO Field Current Date of Permit AP[ Number Well Name Status Status Surface Location .................................................... Lease(s)................................... *EXPLORATORY 166-064-0 50-831-10002-00-00 STARICHKOF ST 1 SUSP 4/1/1967 843 FNL 1841 FEL Sec 33 T 3 S R 15 W SM ADL0018790 Wednesdoy, January 14, 2009 P. O. Box 196601 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6601 907 561 5331 Telephone 907 564 3677 Facsimile September 23, 2009 Commissioner Cathy P. Foerster Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 West 7th Avenue, Suite 100 Anchorage, Alaska 99501-3539 rselle PsHman Alaska Production Manager Joint Interest U.S. RE: Request for Verification of Suspended and Shut-in Well Information Dear Commissioner Foerster: Production SEP �, 4+ 2009 oil By letter dated January 29, 2009, the AOGCC requested verification of information regarding suspended long-term shut-in wells listed as operated by ExxonMobil or predecessor companies. The lists of Suspended and Shut In Wells attached contained a total of eleven wells. We have no revisions to the information for the Kuparuk 28243 1 well which is located within the Kuparuk River Unit operated by ConocoPhillips. As with your records, we understand that the Starichkof St 1 well was operated by Pennzoil, not by ExxonMobil or a predecessor company, and the lease and well currently is within the Cosmopolitan Unit operated by Pioneer. With respect to the 9 Point Thomson area wells, a sundry notice report was filed with the AOGCC on June 1, 2009, describing the location and well inspection and remediation work performed in March and April of this year. A copy of these reports, along with a summary of the well status is attached for your reference. Please advise if there is any further information we can provide in conjunction with this response. Sincerely, eL DDP:jpc Enclosures xc: Mr. Tom Maunder — AOGCC A Division of Exxon Mobil Corporation Well Name Point Thomson Unit #1 Point Thomson Unit #2 Point Thomson Unit #3 Point Thomson Unit #4 Alaska State C-1 Alaska State J-1 Staines River State #1 ExxonMobil Submittal Suspended and Shut in Well Status Current Filing Report Status Date Suspended June 1, 2009 Suspended June 1, 2009 Suspended June 1, 2009 Abandoned June 1, 2009 Suspended June 1, 2009 Abandoned Suspended June 1, 2009 June 1, 2009 West Staines State #2 Abandoned June 1, 2009 West Staines State #18-9-23 Abandoned June 1, 2009 9/23/09 Comment Location and Well inspected 3/2009. 1702 �5 Location and Well inspected 4/2009. 1 7 7• Q & V Location and Well inspected 4/2009. 1/ — �� O 5 Location and Well inspected 4/2009. 0 -79 • &'/&-� Further remediation work planned for the 2009-10 winter season Location and Well inspected 4/2009. /dz0 • L`7`Z2 Well inspected and remediated and site cleared in 4/2009. �,3. 0 Location and Well inspected 4/2009. / 7 %• Q�� Location and Well inspected 4/2009.���® Further remediation work planned for the 2009-10 winter season Well is located on former ADL 0028377 Location and Well inspected 4/2009. Further remediation work planned for the 2009-10 winter season Y k ZJLI 1�.'IK k (2)M LLTT GL La�i IDY02, M7A,,'_7LT®F? 33=00EGY January 29, 2009 CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED 7005 1820 0001 2499 5975 William Pecor ExxonMobil Production Company PO Box 199610 Anchorage AK 99519-6601 SARAH PALIN, GOVERNOR 333 W 7th AVENUE, SUITE 100 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501-3539 PHONE (907) 279-1433 FAX (907) 276-7542 Re: Notice of Revised Suspended Wells Regulations and Request for Verification of Suspended and sED OCT 03 2014 Shut -In Well Information Dear Mr. Pecor: Enclosed are the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission's revised regulations regarding suspended wells (i.e., 20 AAC 25.110). Also enclosed are lists of suspended long-term shut-in and Point Thomson heritage wells operated by ExxonMobil Production Company or your predecessor companies. For each list, please verify the information for each well and provide any corrections by April 1, 2009. Location inspections required under 20 AAC 25.110 should be coordinated with Jim Regg at 907-793-1236 or jim.regg@alaska.gov. If you have any questions regarding this notice, please contact Tom Maunder at 907-793- 1250 or tom.maunder@alaska.gov. Enclosures Sincerely, Cathy P. Foerster Commissioner U.S. Postal Service, CERTIFIED MAIL RECEIPT ' (Domestic Mail Only; No Insurance Coverage Provided) i— Ir -21 Ill"E+CIAL US! ru r-3_ Pomp :0.�9 0� C3 ,Fes $2.�0 09 O Retum Receipt pee (Endor�ementRearfred) Fbd mark $2.2() Flare r3 rUReetrlcFed t)elNry Fee ndoreernwrt Regied) .0(t $0.00 r_j roiai Pose ge � .. 9.49 101!3VM9 0 o William ecor C3 ExxonMobil Production Co. POam„� PO Box 199610 HX Anchorage AK 99519-6601 t Complete items 1, 2, and 3. Also complete item 4 if Restricted Delivery is desired. ■ Print your name and address on the reverse so that we can return the card to you. f ■ Attach this card to the back of the mailpiece, or on the front if space permits. 1. Arl.icle Addressed to: William Pecor ExxoiiMobil Production Co PO Box 199610 Anchorage AK 99519-6601 L7 Agent r ❑ Addressee B. eived ted Name) C. D46 of elivery D. Is delivery ad9K ss different from Rem t9 ❑"Yes If YES, enter delivery address below: ❑ No 3. Service Type Certified Mail ❑ Express Mail ❑ Registered I*eturn Receipt for Merchandise ❑ Insured Mail ❑ C.O.D. 4. Restricted Delivery? (Extra Fee) ❑ Yes 2. Article Number (Transfer from service label) 7005 1820 0001 2499 5975 PS Form 3811, February 2004 Domestic Return Receipt 102595-02-M-1540 Operator Suspended and Shut In WeRs PENNZOIL CO Field Current Date of Permit API Number Well Name Status Status Surface Location .................................................... Lease(s)................................... *EXPLORATORY 166-064-0 50-831-10002-00-00 STARICHKOF ST 1 SUSP 4/1/1967 843 FNL 1841 FEL Sec 33 T 3 S R 15 VV SM ADL0018790 We�lne�day, Janaay' 144 2049 Operator Suspended and Shut ffn WeIttis MOBIL OIL CORP Field Current Date of Permit API Number Well Name Status Status Surface Location .................................................... Lease(s)................................... KUPARUK RIVER 181-035-0 50-029-20573-00-00 KUPARUK 28243 1 SUSP 5/29/1981 470 FSL 605 FWL Sec 17 T 11 N R 11 E UM ADL0028243 Wednesday, January 14, 2009 ExxonMobil Pt. Thomson Heritage Wells Identified May 18, 2007 in Commission Letter to Craig Haymes API WELL # PTD # 1,0per Marne Well Name Field See Twp N/S Rng W/E PM Lease(s) 50-089-20001- MOBIL OIL W STAINES PT 1 00-00 1691200 CORP ST 18-09-23 THOMSON 18 9 1 N 23 E I U ADL 0028380 1 50-089-20004- MOBIL OIL W STAINES 'EXPLORAT i 00-00 1750020 ICORP ST 2 ORY 25_1 9 i N 22 j E i U ADL 002837 PT v 50-089-20005- 00-00 1760850 EXXON CORP THOMSON UNIT 1 PT THOMSON 32 10 N ! I 23 i E U ADL 0047560 50-089-20006- 00-00 1770640 EXXON CORP THOMSON UNIT 2 PT THOMSON 3 j 9 N 22 i E i U ADL 0047567 PT _._-) l 50-089-20007- EXXON THOMSON PT 00-00 1780050 1 CORP UNIT 3 ITHOMSON 34 10 N 23 E U ADL 0047558, ADL 0047559 50-089-20008- MOBIL OIL STAINES IPT 00-00 1790010 CORP RIV ST 1 THOMSON 171 9 I N 24 1 E U i ADL 0047573 50-089-20009- EXXON THOMSON PT 00-00 1790800 CORP UNIT 4 THOMSON 32 10 j N 22 1 E U ADL 0047563 50-089-20011- EXXON ALASKA ST PT 00-00 1800460 CORP C1 THOMSON 14 9; N i 23 E U j ADL 0028382 50-179-20007- EXXON ALASKA ST PT 00-00 1830450 CORP ii THOMSON 1 23_ 6 N 3 22; E 1 U�� ADL 0344033 20 AAC 25.110. Suspended vvek"Is (a) If allowed tinder 20 AAC ?.1(> the commission vvi11, upon application by the operator under (b) of this section, approve the suspension of a well if (1) the well (A) encounters hydrocarbons of sufficient quality and quantity to indicate that the well is capable of producing in paying quantities, as reasonably demonstrated by well tests or interpretive formation evaluation data; for purposes of this paragraph, "paying quantities" means quantities sufficient to yield a return in excess of operating costs; (B) is a candidate for redrilling; (C) has potential value as a service well; or (D) is located on a pad or platform with active producing or service wells; and (2) the operator justifies to the commission's satisfaction why the well should not be abandoned, and, if the well is not completed, why the well should not be completed; sufficient reasons include the (A) unavailability of surface production or transportation facilities; (B) imprudence of security maintenance of a completed well in a shut-in status; (C) need for pool delineation and evaluation to determine the prudence of pool development. (b) An Application for Sundry Approvals (Form 10-403) must be submitted to and approved by the commission before plugging operations are begun in a well for which suspension is proposed, except that oral approval may be obtained from the commission if it is followed within three days by the submission of an Application for Sundry Approvals for final approval by the commission. Approval will be conditioned as necessary to protect freshwater and hydrocarbon resources. An Application for Sundry Approvals must include (1) the reason for suspending the well and information showing that the applicable criteria for suspension under (a) of this section have been met; and (2) a statement of proposed work, including (A) information on abnormally geo-pressured strata; (B) the manner of placement, kind, size, and location, by measured depth, of existing and proposed plugs; (C) plans for cementing, shooting, testing, and removing casing; (D) if the Application for Sundry Approvals is submitted after beginning \%orl: Spud: LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT · ALASKA OIL & GAS CONSW-RVATION COMMISSION PTD No. /6~- O6~ API No. Well Name Operator Location Abnd Date Note casing size, wt, depth, cmt vol, & procedure. Liner: -- Perf intervals - tops Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance - provide loc. clear, code. Location Clearance: Conclusions: Code Signed Date DEPT. OF ,~ATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS March 1, 1995 Mobil Exploration & Producing North America Inc. Property Administration Department P.O. Box 650232 Dallas, Texas 75265-0232 Re: Oil and Gas Lease ADL 18790 Gentlemen: ro2vr STATE OF ALAS mv sio oF 360: c ST STn On November 9, 1993, Jeff Ginalias of this office wrote to you regarding the status of oil and gas lease ADL 18790. His letter noted that the history of the lease as been one of long inactivity. However, the Division was willing to wait for the results of Lease Sale 78 before considering the fate of this lease. We held Lease Sale 78, Cook Inlet on October 31, 1994. Bids were submitted for two tracts immediately to the north (78-103, 78-104), and a nearby onshore lease to the east (78-100). Titus there is now additional leased acreage in the vicinity, which might make production more feasible. ~ ,,,l~__.~__ We issued this lease over thirty years ago, effective September 1,1962. The~taric~°f Well gl ~ was certified capable of production in paying quantities in 1967, but there has been no associated production. What steps would be necessary to bring the lease into production? What obstacles to production exist? Do you have a timeline for arriving at production? What information is available concerning plans to obtain a market for production? Please provide the requested information within sixty (60) days, by May 1, 1995. If you have questions, please call me at ,ac,-,~ t:,v,; 762-258 I. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Sincerely, Carol Lee Lease Enforcement Supervisor enclosure: 11/9/93 letter Oil & ~as {~ons. Oomml~lllt cc: Blair Wondzell, AOGCC C:\WPWIN60\WPDOCSWIOBIL187.WPD St~t. of AhAb, Deparbn~nt o[ Natural Resources DIVISION OF OIL AND ~ - ~~'~ Oih~e 5~1 C S~eet, ~te 1~, ~c~a~e, ~a~a C~ -~ ~t ~ ~ 90~/~ From: DAte and time: Pages (including cover sheer): Comment~; RECEIVED Alaska OJJ & Gas Cons, ~,nchorage. Tn 'J ctt, nc, aain~;Tn 'n~,i ;'Ha qHq :~ 9Tn ATd/NfllflFI' ~T:qT nH.l. qfi-.qZ-l, IUl' M,?,.[~:I'.L E:XI::',...(:)RAT:I:ON AND A l" T N: P F,' 0 F'E R i'Y A!) N :!: N I) t.:.:PT I;'.'0 1.),;,IX 65'~2::.~2 'ir ' '~'1",, MO?,]:L. E.X~'L,u:'~,,.-,'~ION AN':) ~:'i:i'T't'])t.,~f...~:l:.t'.,i(:.;· N .o .r,;: T' H, AM,.:.I,,..i[:,'A INC AT'TN: F"I:;tOF'L:.:F;~T¥ A't,',,MIN ~)[..':.F"t' l::'f~ ~rlx 65(-)23,2 I'~ A L.L.A :':,' 'TX 2'i ,., Al... E: SALE: 1 (')~ (')2 £~.l,,,E Df..'. !P..: Z(.~L,,E NOT ].L;t.,:. !.:;ATE: ,l, ~ 5,,.,', I::. I) A'" "' Lr" .,',. c, I:' m '~ ~ ,',,.'",'f"~ , ..,::.,..,,:.,.. ~',,,,,,,~..,~'~..,..- DATF.: Ri!~.'TR.N REC. F"'TDATE: TRAC, T F'['JR~ NUHBE:F4: w,r.)Fd( ~,[]f~?",' TE:RM: l l[:'t.. AND ACI:,]~7~' · .... I'" · 1,.1. ~:, ~. o, ~,,, · E:FFI~:CT ZVE: :Dhffl[:: [[XF' Z R[~T Z [:)N DATE' WE:I..,L (,,~,','F, ])ATE: ~C)I~I( DC]MM DATE':. WORK' 5"Y'ATUbJ DATE:' -i/62 · '/62 0 ~,; $ ~ / ,.!',, 2 8162 :.) t (.) ,,~ ~, ~4 27.'~ 4 '.:f 9'.:J; 9 (.~ (-.~9.,'0 ~, 6;.. 00 ,-' ?, 4 / 6'? ¢'.9/0 ~/62: 0 0/'r:) 0 / 9' UN:r.T P A i"~ '¥' :i: C; ]: F:' t:Y1' I; NE fiLl, N,, F,',UYAL. I'Y I;;:OYA!,.,'f'Y ~.,, ,,. '~ ', "'~,1..: ~.~ """ "'~ . . t.lI,. I;..,,,,,,, A ..,R E, S ,,:,, r' I:;., E: S T','ufi. (., T I./N :i:'Y .,q t, tk E:,,~ ,' ...... 9 .,. 9 ~,~ (-) O, 0'1,) ~ 0 ,. 9'?)0 ~.:, ,. 0.1,)9 ~.OOO (:,~, (; (')(') 0 ,..',,),00 [:;A!,E:NZ)AR YEAR F' 1: S[::~I,. Y!E AR L.I'.I::'!:.;: 't'f.] g,,.~'r~::' I:: 'ii, 1'.] 1' ~), O, n,, (:; , (,) (,t ra , (.~ (..', H 'r l'.! :~: ?~ i.J ~! F',.' 0 Y A I,., 'I['Y 3, g' 6 (-)., 00 :."t, 91,,':), r,.) (.) ':~ l . 6 [!i (,), ,5) !.:;:..:)Y r:;!,,,'?'y ,~.',. (-)0 0.0(~ o, ~,',~) i'.: '.!!: E:S' ~,I..f',d,) ~, t.,) (.) f.!;(.), TE.:XT ~n '4 qt~,n£nq].afiT. O 'oN XVJ $¥0 % 'IlO AI(]/~N(]¥ ~:'~.,--,., )~aTE' 0t/G5/9,~,'( DEF'AI,"!'MENT OF NATURAL AGREF.:iiI:. N'r TYPE NC)'F~,F').C;AI'!ON N~HE: ADL, 1 87'.,,'(-) C)T,,LAND GA,~' LEASE i~ENI'AL 10681 ~lgRP::5' [,)NSH£)F~E OFF$1'IOI~E SEF. MEN!'EjD ACRES ONSHORE OF'F~'HORE O W N I.-':R WDRK ~.NG ROYALTY CID NAME INTERE$1' INI'EEEST t8~)85 F'ENNZO~L EXPLORATION AN~ PRO 2'.~,eeeeeee 22,373eoee 393t L. OU~I',~NA LAND AND EXPLORAT]: ~.eeooe~e 2e,~?seooe I~'71I [~RA~FIER, E~ITH E, e.~eeeoe e.25<,)eeee e~4~2 ~A'rll~, ~ZI..L. e.ee~ee e.seeeeee 22~ METRO NA3';[ONAL ~ANK, e.eeee~e e,seeeeee 2e~O ~O,~E:~OODRE~'OURC;E&' INC, 4.72&e~ee 4,Oat 4~ e ~3~ ~RR,~'HER, NU~,E:N'F '[ e,eeeeeee e. 12'.seeee ~335 gRA&'HER, JE~RY F e.eeeeeee e.t2seeee ~.n'a q~bo£,qqLofiIO 'ON X~J $¥0 ? qIO AI(]/~N(]~ BT, ;qT, NH£ qB-gg-N¥£ M: ,¥ '1';(~,."¢,~'R: Ot~W ,.~'SL~ TOTAl. ACRIE,Y; M; ,$' 'r: (.)(~5~ R: F~J:W ,~: '~4 TOTAL ACRE.,:". M; ~ 'I':~;i,S' R: ~]~lJ ,~: :~ TOTAL AE',RE.~". ~: ,~' 'T': GODS' ~: 8f ~,~tJ X; G;~ TOTAl,,. ~C~',~:,f;: M: ,S' T: ee4,s Fd: 8~5W .~' f e 'I'OT~L ACRE,S: OAS'El AOI' ]:ON,;¢ ,SALE l~A'rE ,~q ,~,, ~,.....q 'fRt;ICTl' FORM NLJHBER CONQI I J;ONAL Y/N ~'k'. IMARY 'I"ERH ~,~""eT'" I' 962 ,S'A LE', NOTICE OR I I$ ~[ NAL, 't',~]~C'f .,'~,1- I NED I" IXI::i~ F(OYAI..I'Y i;~A'fE; $.-I 6-.4--2:~. .DL,.-.-i APRIL. i ~,~f N 'TWO A;O])1:TIONAI.. TI:~ACTI',~' ARE AOI)i:-:~ Trl ;?.AI...E. TOTAl,,. ACREA6E OF ,~;AL,!:; .t'NCRli:A ~'ED. 8'7"-I l .... t c262 Y,~'.I) r~:ECEIVEI) SI'ATLJ$ ( B ~: I) TY F' E 'I'OT~I.. ~NU~ BID ~EI:'O&' :!: T A~C)L~'NT ~OYAI..TY 'Fide ,S'LfP~:R I OR NOT I F' :I: C; A T 'I: (] N L, I::.', ,~' &'b E; (')¢.,-¢ ~. -I962 ¢, 8.-~3 t -I 96'7 A C'tr ]: V E: qll/O~B_qL06IO 'ON X~J SV9 ~ ~]IO ^IQAINQ¥ 08;9: IIH£ 96-9S-NVf' ~EF'ARTHEt,IT OF' NAI'LIF,'AL I:~IE,~OUF,.:CE&' ~,-)! !2b/95 'l $; ;~9: CA,'Ii!; F'i I..E F'AC;r-':: 2, ,'¢ E Gi'-IE, NT C O.1)lE 6;]: D NUMI~E,r'k W(.,')RK :r, NG I NTERE,.!.'T 7, F:OYA1..TY ZN'! F.t"tiSYT 9'¢"-~1 .,-,I ?82 ::t:N.I; I ,i;/~1.,. OWNER $ F.E-ClI~:.N'r [;ODE; C]:D N Uf.I~'~E F,: 1,40RK ~f4. r..; INTERE,~'T RDYAL, TY INTEREST % 8.~--,2.6,.,,176'? AS',S'IGNMEiNT APF'ROVEI) IF.F'FECTI VE, ~A1'E ,~'EGMENI' CO~E A,~,S'IGNOR' $ CIO lr~OYAl.,'i'¥ ,T,M'rEI',~ ~ (.) ?.- 2!:~;,... 1 9,5'7 ,~'UF'FZR ]: OR O]:L. CO 't SAL, E 9 12~5 (-) !!~; .*, 'i 8 '"' ~ 9 & '7 '1 .~'UPEI,;: ;1; 0l'4 01 L O 0 PENNZt] ;flL CO ?~ I..EA,S'E WA2 COMH]:TTE:D 'rD CAI"'E ,~"fAF~;]:CHKOF" UN]:T E',F'P'I;ZC'T']:¥11: e '? .,,. 2 5 .... ,5 '?' , NU .DI:.::CI.t;'.t:ON DOCUME;NI' IN CASEF:[I,..E, TOTAL. UNIT AC.~EAGE I$ UNKNUWN, ¢JB,,,,O2,-,tg&'7 Wli:k,l., C.r;:r.~T:i:FII'::D CAF'ABLE OJ"-' ~: f-" F' I~ t";'f' .'1: V E: DATE e8...,6,2..- I ,S."fP, i~]:Ct..it(t,;iF' WE:U. ~:i I,? CERTIFIED (:; A I::' A I(.; L, E OF F'I;(U~L~C;;T;):ON IN F'AY]:N[; ~::~UANTIT.T.E,~ AND 1:$ ON HIN:I;.MUH ROTRI. TY ,.~'T~TU,~', ¢-4,-,11,-.I~768 CU$'I'OMEI:k Cl,-IAN(-;E]B NAME N~;N NAME: PI,,T, NNZO;[L UNIi'~,,9 ,?)?,,,,18-I76B UN.L'I TERMINATED !:;PI""EC'f];VE DATB: 6,~-,,1 I,.:;×F'IF~AI'];ON DATE ¢,8'"';',~ .... 1 957 UN]:I' CODE C~F'E LEASE I$ EXTENDED INDE:FINITELY BY ,.'¢I'ARICHKt~F WEt..L. ~ AS A Sl-4UT,-.IN wr.-:i..1.., ¢2.,-24--,~ 969 ASS:f. GNHENT APPROVED EFFI.::t:;TT. VE DATI[: SE(,;HENT CODE A$&'I[;-NOR~ ..~' f",:r~ A,?.?Ii[';Nt~;['~ ' ,S' CID ROYAL'fY :i;NI'IER 7,, AS~IGNE;D 82,,,.:,?,4,-.~ 9~,9 A,S'&']:r.;NHi.".:NT APPROVI.'-':D ~'l:Z[; Mi':~:N'I' CODE A,S,S'IGNOF,~ ' .%' CID AS',S' IGNEF:' .S' WORKING INTER ir(DY ¢,L'l'¥ INTER (-)2-'--92-1 ~7('~ ¢i,S' ,,',; :i; G N M iii; N l' F_.I,~'Fr=:CTI VE: DATE SEGMENT A,~'$IGNE!R' $ CID .. ~... 1.~, ,,.:. ~,..", ~.. 9;.~""24"" I ?~,~ '~ F'ENNZO,t;I,,, UNITED iNG~ I,.,oulr.~']'.AN~ LAND AND t:, 0~:9I flH£ q6-9~;-NV.r FILE: ~DL .... I ~70 ~,~',S'IGN~ENT ~PPROVED EFP I:.U f IVE 5'Ib.~i~ENT WORK]KG ]:N'TI:R % A~',S'ZGNE:D ROYALTY INTER EFF'E&T1VE ~AT'E ~'EGMENT E I::'F'E~ C l' ~ V E D A WORK:iNC; INTER ~ A~'~IgNEI) EFFECT IVE A.~',S' I GNOF( ' ,~' CID WORK INC; :NTEF~ ROYALTY INTER Z A~',~IC;NE~ e2""82'"'~ 978 A~'~']:ENHEiNI' A[;'F'ROVIED I:F'F'ECTIVE OAI'E ,$'E6MENT C, ODE A ,S',~ :C 6 N 0 R' J C :[ ~ (.)2.-,(.)2,,-,~ ~?~ A$~I6NHENT APPROVED EF F'Ei:Y~ ]: VI:: ~IEJ:;HENT CO~IZ ROYALTY ]:NTEP( E:F'F' EI:T Z VE ]) ~ I E ,~'~,bM[:,N I' CODE ~,S',S' i GNI: E~ ,~ 90'A ~POgB~LOfi~O 'ON · 1 666'?' PLACID OIL i"~A T H I ,..k", B :[I..I.. · 1 6667 ({~2-,,(,)2,- I 9'70 'i PI,../tClID O:i:l.. CO $:[HA,SKO, .~ [., ~'}2-'-'D2'-' 1 ~'70 1 L, OUI,,~IAN(-I L, ANI) AND E (,),, 0 e2,,.,e2.-, 1970 t L, OU]:,S':[ANA I,,,AND ANI) L.'.-: H A'T' H :£ $, B :[ I... L.. (,)2'-'02---, t ,~'?0 L. 0 U ,1: g ;[ A N A L h N,'O A N D F.,,~.',:A,$'I..IE:r4, NLJ~,;I.ZN'I' 'f' · J 6666 i PENNZOZI.. UN :!; '1'I~;;]~ B',f~,,S'HER, NUt.,.L'~.~I' l' ,~.'"'~?,.'"', 97(') PI!}:NNZO,'[,[.. UNITE:I) INC;~ MA'I',I"I ]: ~' ~ ?, IL, I. 0.,0 6666 PAGE: :c:qt ni-i 96-9; -NYf DEF"ARTMI!;N'T' OF NATURAL. F'ILL',:; ADL FILE AB,STRACT ,S'E:G Ml~N'l' A,S:,!: ,T, GNOR ' A ,S',S' I G N ti!, b,' ,S' C 1: D WORKING !.NI'~R I~OYAI..t'Y ]:NTE:R % -"~ ?73 PENNZOIL. UNI'T'~,:D INC, ,S'iHASKO, 3) !.. . ~ 666? ,~'i'Al'l!: REQUE&"J',,? INFORMATION ~HOW]:NG FFI:'Ot:(T,.~° 'TO 5'EC)URI: MAi;d<E'l'&' AND F1JTURE ~EVEL. OPMENT F'LANS' FOR WFI.[. l'HAl' HA.? ~EEN SHUT.,,,IN $INOC ~96"t, 6"" I ?74 COMHENT,S' I.E$,~EE R~:~F'OND~ TO ~:QLIE:~T OF f2-~ ~-'-'7:~, PL, AN,~ FOR I'"U'J'URE EXF'L. OI:~ATOI~('~' & I)I:VELOPHiENT Dt~'ILI_ZNG AF:E TENTATIVE:, 5'EIE OA,S'~:Ir.'J,L.E F'OIB F(EA,S'ONING, NEW NAME: PENNZOIl.. COMPANY ~li,.g NAHE: PE:NNZO1L, UNITED INO, 0~:~.-,4 2,-~ 98L~ A.?,.%'I6NME:NT (IPI:'ROVED ks, F'F' :F: t' T ]: VE DA'rE £EGMI.:,:NT C;O DE.: A,,,~[; II;NOR~ $ A,$',S' I GNEE ',$' (.)8.---12-I 78~ AS,~.T, GNME:NI' AI::'PKU'¢EI) E'.FFE£:T ]:YE DATE: SEGHENT COQE A,S',!; Z G NOI~: ' ,%' UJ.D WORKING INTER % A~'S'IGNE~ ROYALTY INTER (~8-,.I 2,-.~ 98~ A.S',~3:GNMENT APF'ROV~:D EFF'ECTI VE DATE A$~IGNOR'g CID W 0 R K I N t~ ~ N T E R ROYAI..TY INTEI:~ ~ 2,,-,~ 8,-,J 985 AS~'I6NHIEN'r ~PPROVED E: I:'F IE 0';' I V E: D A T tE AS'21: C;NOR ' ,~ WOi~K ZNG ):NT1SI~( r4OYAI...TY INTER ~ A,S'5'IGNED El=q='BC'f'~VE; DATE: gEGMENT CODE W(JKK]:NG INTER % Ag~I6NED ROYALTY ]: NTi:[~ EFFECTIVE DATE F'LA6II) OIL PL. ACII) IN'I I:~:RNATIEINAt.. 07.'I 9 .... J 983 PLA[;lt) I NTERNA';' ]:ONAL L. OU,T, $,T. AN A--,HL;NT PETRO 4,20~68 3,,5924~6 O'?,,,. 19-.-'t 98a PLACID 1: N'T'ERNA T.l: ON,L,, EO.,~'EW OOID R E'. ~' 0 tJR :C~ I"'.:,~' 4. 4 .~4~ i 2'-'-I 8--t ?8::3 t ,S'IMA&'I(O,, ir,' L HE'fRO NA'rIONAL BANI( LOUIS IANA-,,HUNI' F'ETRO HUNI' I::'EI'F:r,)I,,EUM [;ORF'O qT.;mr..qq~oBIO 'ON XgX I)FZF'A"~IMI~:[NT OF' NATUF(AL FILl!':' ADL, CASE F'II...IE AB,,~'¥[4',A~,,T P A C, E ' [} A,~,.¥i ENOR ' $ A $,S' :r, c, N [!: E' ,? C I D WORKING INI'EIB [ AS,S'IGNED ROYAL. TY ZN!'ER % AS~'IGNE~ 82'-'26-~ 988 A$~'IGNMENT APPROVED EF'FEL:'[IV[~ ~ATE ,~'EI:;EE:NT A,~I GNOR ' ,S' CiD WORK ]:N~ INTER EFF~E(~T]:VIE DATIE D~'~':[GNFiE' S CID ROYAt.,TY Z NIT'ER BRASHE:F(, NUGENT 'l" t BF(ASHER, NUGENI' T 3RASHE:[~, EDI I'H 0 4 .--. (:~,'?.,-, 1 ? 8; El OLD NL. (~0) OLD NOl'IF Llkb'~'E:tE: Q7-27"-~ ~88 ~,~IGNI4E:NT AF'F'ROVE~ EF'F'E~'I' IVE DATE ~EGMI~NI' CODE WOI;:K IN{~. INTER ROYALTY INTER EFF'EOTIV~ DATE ,S'EGMENT CO~E: F¢OYAL. TY ]:NTE:R NOT[F']:CATION L.E,¥~'~;,E E'I-IANGE:D NOTIFIC, ATION LESSEE NOTIFICATION MOBIL, EXPL. OF:AT]:ON AN SUPEI~IO~ OIL 04"-~7---~ ?88 t ['LJi:;'E:R.I:OR [)IL. CO MO!;IT[.. E:XPL, ORAI',I:ON AN 2 $., 87"'( t F'ENNZOI L, COHF'ANY F'i~NNZOII., EiXF'L.£)~(AT ~: ON ~g4--.(.)~-..~992 N[T:NTAL I'-fE:~LTH HYPOTI'iEF, ATED LAND HYF'OTI"',I"':CATED L.[,~"r. 8, COL, L, LJI..' i.A~"T' PUF:,gUANT TO ,D, '.56, CH, 66, SL.A ~9~t, LAND LISTED ]:N 'LAND,S' I. IYPOTHE:OAI'E~ TO THE MtEN'I'AL Ht. Ai...'I'H 'I'RU,~'T, MAY ~?~' A,~' I~EF']:NED 4/~;/~72 t 0--26,-,I 9?2 CHAN(;E [;A~E (;A%'E ,$'LIBTYF'E; C[ MI-I t-lYF OlHi:,u~ lED OOOK ZNI,.ET ~Efli'~L. HE~I,.,TH HYF'OTHEC~TED I.,,E:(; A L I) F.:,.? C: R ]: P T ]: 0 N (:,:6"l'~')"1-"I~67,_ **'I~gAI...E NOT]:CIE LEt, A. (]ON'I'A~,N:[N(; ;;'~9f5~¢,~¢,, ACl:~li;$, HDRE [)IR L..E..~',.~,, PAGE: ~n,.~ q~)mA.qqyf)8to 'ON ×¥J SYO ~) lIO AI(I/iHN(]~ E8;91 NHZ 98-gE-N~? . ..... .~,JAN-12-UB THU 10:02 DIVISION OF OIL AND G~- ~r~to/s O[[ice P~e 907/~62-25~9 F~ 90~/562-3852 F~x: From: Date and gme; Pales (includin8 coyer shee~): Comments: . JAN-12-95 TI4U 10',03 ST FtK/D I V 01L fiND FAX NU, ~Ut'blSZ;~bZ t', u/ .~'~ ~ "- WALTER J, HICKEL, GOVE~IVOR DIPPS. OF NATURA~ DIVISION OF 0#- ANO GAS Nowmbcr 9, 1993 'Mobil Bxploration & Producing North America Ir]c. Atto; Property Administration Department P. O. Box 650232 Dallas, Texas 75265-0232 Re: Oil and Oas Lease ADL 18790 (]enflelnen' Oil and Gas Lease ADL 18790 was issued effective September 1, 1962. Thc initial primary term was five years, The lease was committed to thc Cape Starichkof Unit effective July 25, I967. The Cape Stariclflcof Unit Agreement terminated effective September 16, 1968, On August 2, 1967 the notification lessee was advised that Starichkof Well #1, located on ADL 18790, was capable of producing ia paying quantities. This plac~.xl thc lclis~ un minimum royalty status and ~xtended the leas~ term, On December 11, 1973 the State of Alaska requested from the notification lessee information as to futura exploration and development plans for tho lease, plus information showing thc efforts that had Men made to secure or develop markets for thc production from the lease, The January ] 4, 1974 re.qponse from the notification lessee reaffirmed that the well is capable of producing oil and ga~ in commeroial quantities, but raised the conoern that the les~e does not hold sufficleat leasehold acreage i. thc ama tv justify thc expense involved in c~tabli~hing production and marketing facilities. As stated nea~ the end or' the tirst paragraph on page one: ",,,Hence, our effort to obtain a maxkot for production in this arcs is dixcctly rclatcat to, and to a great extent dependent upon our obtaining additional lands .... " The only leasehold activity since thc January 14, 1974 re,qpon,qe ha~ been some assignments. Mobil acquired an adjacent ttac't to the south (ADL 369271) in 1986. The l~se has a ton year prin~7 term, Alaska Oit ;5, Gas (;ohs. Anchora,q~ , . J~N-12-gb 'lIHU ~0:0~ F~X MO, F,U~ ST RK/DiV OIL fiND 9075623852' ~'~.. Mobil Exploration & Producing North An-e, fica Inc. ADI. 18790 Lease Status November 9, 1993 Pa~'c 2 of 2 Out records ,~how ya.r company was provided notice and information for thc upcoming State oF Alaska Competitive Oil ~d GM Lease Sale 78. Cook Inlet, set fur January 2~, 1994, Leas~ tracts in the im,ncdia~e vicinity of fl~Is lease axe being offered. You may want to review the Sale 78 information ia light of the status of the present lc~se tract. I wQl be requesting a lease status report after award of thc lca~¢s from gale, Sincerely, RECEIVEr). 41aska Oil ~ Gas Cons. , · JAN-I~-gB THU lO'Od r, u,~ ELJN l"IME: 41.5 ' ST ~K/DIV OIL AND G~S FAX NO, gOYbS2~b~ J ~..,~ .~)EPAR'*,'ME:NT OF N~'TURAL RE~OURC~ O~L. & t;h$/M~NZNC; OWNER.S'HIP INF'ORHATION NR~'TeO~F ....0'7 PAGE, i ADI~ ~ 03:1.. AND 6A~ L,t'ZRiS'E: RENTRL 1 ~68f HOBZL ~XP'L. OF(ATION AND F'RODUC]:N~ NORTH TOTAL ~UKE;~' ACRES ACRE 5' LlN;i HORE CFF $'1-10 R E 3,757,366 O.,. t~O0 3,959 . 360' ;~B,t~ gE:GME:NI'E:D ACEE.$ [;:DE ON$'FiORE OFFSHORE OWNER W .f, tlE'K lNG ROYALTY CID NAME; INTEI;:E2T INTEREST t068t MOBIL EXPL. OR~T.T. ON AND PRODLJC m~s.eomooeo ~.~'T5'oeee 4745 ,~AL.E ~, e.oeeee~e ~2.seooeoe to88~ F'ENNZOII_ I~:XF'I..ORA'T'[ON AN~ PRO 25,eoeoooO 22.37500ee ~2'7~0 PLACZ~ OIL CO, I~,~7~4300 t3~24t073e 3~'3t LOUZ2IANA L~N~ AN) EXPLORAT~: ~,~800~0 2O.B'~SOeOO f074~ BRA~HE:R, E~Z I'H E:. O, ~e~O0~ O, 25~oeoo te84~2 MA'I'HI~, BILL e,ooooeoe e.~eoeO~e 22~9 METRO NATltONAL BANK, ~.eeeeeoo o,~eoc-)~oo 2~oe RO.S'EWOOD RI~:$OIJRCE~' I NC, 4.'7~68~ee 4. ~41 4y 1 o 2002 HUNI' PETROLEUH CORPORATION, 4.zot6eoe ~,5~2;36e 9~64 BF(A~'HER, NIJGENT l' O,OOOOOOO O. ~:~eeee Pennzoil t3nitecl, Inc. P.O. Box 1407 Shreveport, La. 71102 : : Oil a~a ~ ADL-18790 The wall on ADL lease 18790 has bee~ shut-in since 1967. Info=mation sh~ the efforts that have been made to secure or develop markets plcxation and devest plans for this lease is hare~ re~este~ to be filed /n tb_~ office. F. J. KEENAN, Directnr DENTON JAI'I 2, ~ I974 DIVISION O? OIL AND ~01B STATE of ALASKA D~SION CF LANDS File: TO.' FROM: ~ Burrell, D/rec~ Division of Oil and Gas Pedro Denton Chief, MLnerals Section DATE SUBJECT: January 17, 1974 Competitive Oil and Gas Lease ADL 18790 Attached is the response to our notice of December 11, 1973, (copy enclosed), requestin~ future exploration and develogmeaat plans for the captioned lease. May w~ have ~--ur ocmaents? 3.14 I Ic. GEOL I'-~' ', ~' I s e~oc .__] .~RAFT .... j SEC CONFER: FILE: JAN ~ ,,I.. 1@74 PENNZOIL ' ..... '""--,. J~.'~":"et f: ........... j FRONTIER DIVISION "P'HO~E'(713)' 626-2891 SUITE 950 · 5333WESTHEIMER · HOUSTON, TEXAS 77027 J. WEBB HIGGINS Division Manager January 14, 19 74 Mr. Pedro Denton Chief, Minerals Section State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Lands 325 ~.. 4th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re- ADL 18790 Starichkof Area Lower Cook Inlet, Alaska Your Letter December 11, 1973 Dear Mr. Denton- In response to your captioned letter, we have just completed a thorough review of the subject area. We would like to advise that it is our judgment that our #1 Starichkof State is capable of producing oil and gas in commercial quantities; however, it is very unlikely that there is a sufficient oil and gas reserve underlying our lease to justify the very substantial investment that would be involved in constructing and setting a production platform. It is our conclusion that the drainage or producing radius of a production platform located near the northwest corner of our lease, at the location of our discovery well, would likely encompass ufileased State and/or Federal acreage some of which may be involved in current liti- gation. Hence,our effort to obtain a market for production' in this area is directly related to, and to a great extent dependent upon our obtaining additional lands. To date, this has not been possible; however, progress has been made and the time is drawing nearer when · this problem can be resolved. Because of the unique land situation in this area briefly des- cribed above, our plans for future exploratory and development drill- ing are tentative. Nevertheless, we desire to do additional explora- tory drilling and we feel confident that sufficient oil and gas re- serves can be defined to justify the very substantial investment that will be required to exploit this prospect. --.,. Mr. Pedro Denton January 14, 1974 Page 2. It is still our desire to follow through on our original play and define the commercial oil and gas field that we conceived prior to our first exploratory drilling. We trust that this will provide you with an adequate insight into our plans and reasoning however, should there be a need for additional information please advise and we shall make every effort to provide it. Very truly yours, JWH: pw xc' The Superior Oil Company P. O. Box 1521 Houston, Texas 77001 PENNZOIL COMPANY IOO'7 MIDLAND SAVINGS BUILDING · MIDLAND, TEXAS · TELEPHONE 91~ MUTUAL 2-7316 MAILING ADDRESS: P. O. DRAWER 1828 · MIDLAND, TEXAS 79'701 November 27, 1967 State of Alaska Department of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Dear Sir: Enclosed herewi'~h is Form P-7 covering the completion of the Pennzoil Company No. 1 Starichkof State Unit Well. Through an .error in our office, this form was overlooked when the well history and other pertinent data was forwarded to your office. I hope it has not caused any inconvenience to you. ~' Thank you again for your many favors to Pennzoil during our activity in Alaska. I hope we wil~ again have drilling to do up your way. Yours very t~uly, PENNZOIL COMPANY Wes te~/~vis_~n Drilling Superintendent HPG: VW Encl. GEOPHYSICAL/GEOLOGICAL DAT.' TRANSMITTAL LIST ~ Re: Starichkof State Unit Well No. I FROM: PEN NZOIL COMPANY TO: I DATE October 6, 1967 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr., St. Geol. DEPT. I SENDER Geological David S. Holland ADDRESS P.O. Box 1828 1007 MIDLAND SAVINC=S BLOC=. MIDLAND, TEXAS 79701 c°MP~ivision of Mines a Minerals ^DDRE3O01 Po~.cupine Drive Anchorage',. AlaSka 99501 Air Mail (separate cover) Certified No. 609432 tnd 2061~3 VIA 10-6-67 QUANTITY DESCRIPTION Gamma Ray'Indu~tion-ES ( 497-8588 Gamma. Ray Soni~ BPIC (496-8574 ) .... \ Formation Density-Calip~r (496-8583) Well History Baroid pPM .Mud Log (500-8775) DST %1 charts PLEASE' R£TURN ONE SIGNED COPY TO THE ABOVE ADDRESs Thomas ~. Marshall, Jr. DATE AMERICAN S?RA?IGRAPHIC P.O. BOX 2127 · ANCHORAGE, ALASKA · TRANSMITTAL COMPANY Sept. 28,..1967. Mr. Harry Kugler State of Alaska. Div'n of Mines & Minerals Anchorage, Alaska. Dear Sir: We have transmitted this date via Personal Delivery Washed & Core chip samples from the: Pennzoil, Stariekkof State No. 1 510-862% (? boxes-washed samples) 4039-4196' 4200-4257, 7140-7199, 7297-7324, 7402-7441, ?):)'!1-745§ ~ (core chips) Please acknowledge receipt by returning one copy of ~j~is transmittal. Yery truly yours, American Stratigr~hic Co. Receipt acknowledged /~-~o~ by c/- ~-/~ ,~ date Remarks: cc: David S. Holland, Pennzoil.Co. ~idland, Texas. FORM SA-lB 50,M 1/67 ~ -MEMORANDUM TO: J-- FROM: State of Alaska SUBJECT: PENNZOIL ZAPATA DIVISION O O M P A N Y ;!'; ~' ~ '- ~.~. ]007 MIDI-AND SAVINGS BUILDING · MIDLAND, TEXAS 79704 · TELEPHONE 9~5 MUTUAl. 2-7316 May 10, 1967 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Supervisor Re: Starichkof State 91 Pennzoil Co., Operator Dear Mr. Marshall: Attached are the results of viscosity measurements on our Starichkof State ~1. We were unable to run an ASTM distillation because we could not separate the water from the oil. Yours very truly, · .-. eth R. Huddloston raP, H/rolm Enc. RECEIVED MAY 1 ?.,,1967 DIVISIOIxl OF MINES & MINERA~ ANCHORAGE CORE LABORATORIES, INC. Petroleum Reservoir Engineering DALLAS. TEXAS 75207 May 8, 1967 RESERVOIR FLUID DIVISION Pennzoil Company 1007 Midland Savings Building Midland, Texas 79701 Attention: Mr. K. R. Huddlestan Subject: Viscosity Measurements Special Project A-1 Well Our File Number: RFL 4352 Gentlemen: Presented on the following pages are the results of viscosity measure- ments performed on a sample of crude oil which was collected and sub- mitted to our Dallas laboratory by the Pennzoil Company. When the sample was received in our laboratory it was observed that the fluid contained a large amount of basic sediment and water emulsified with the crude oil. In order to obtain a representative sample of the crude oil for the viscosity measurements it was necessary to separate the oil from the BS & W. The separation was performed using a high- speed centrifuge, during which it was observed that the sample was approximately Z5 per cent crude oil and 75 per cent BS & Wo After cent. rifuging the samples for four hours, it was found that complete separation of the crude oil and BS & W could not be achieved; therefore, the crude oil which was recovered still contained a small amount of water. For this reason, we were unable to perform an ASTM distilla- tion as requested. The gravity of the crude oil which was recovered by centrifuging was measured to be 24.0° API at 60° F. The pour point of this crude oil was measured to be. 15° F. Presented on page one are the results of viscosity measurements performed at atmospheric pressure on a sample of this crude oil over a temperature range of 130° F. down to 35°F. We were unable to obtain viscosity measurements below 35 o F. RECEIV I AY 1 g.1967 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAL.5 ANCHORAGE Pennzoil Company Special Project A-1 Well Page Two A sample of the crude oil was then recombined with methane gas at a gas- oil ratio of 75 cubic feet of gas at 14. 696 psia and 60 ° F. per barrel of oil at 60° F. The' viscosity of this mixture was then measured at I30° F. over a pressure range of 3000 psig to 1000 psig. The results of these measurements are presented on page two of the report. It was a pleasure to perform this study for you. Should you have any questions or if we may assist you further, please do not hesitate to contact us. Very truly yours, Core Laboratories, Inc. Reservoir Fluid Division P. L. Moses Operations Supervisor PLM:HS:jr 7 'cc. - Addressee RECEIVED [ AY 1 2.1961 DIVISION O1: MINES & MINERA~ ANCHORAGE CORE LABORATORIES, INC. Petroleum Reservoir Engineering DALLAS. TEXAS Page File 2 of Z RFL 4352 Special Project A-I Viscosity of Crude Oil-Methane Mixture at 130° F. (Gas/Oil Ratio 75 SCF/Bbl) Pres sUre, PSIG 3000 Viscosity, Centipoises 17.7 2500' 16.7 2000 15.8 1500 15.0 1000 14.1 Core Laboratories, Inc. Reservoir Fluid Division gAY 12,1967 P. L.. Moses Operations Supervisor DIVISION OF MINES & MIN~P. AL.$ t~yese analyses, opinions or interpretati~~aK~se~%n observations and material supplied by the client to whom, and for whose exclusive and co~fidential use, ts report is made. The in.terpretations or opinions expressed represent the best judgment of Core Laboratories, Inc. (all errors and omissions excepted); but Core Laboratories, Inc. and its officers and employees, assume no responsibility and make no warranty or representations as to the productivity proper opera- lion. or ;)rofitableness of any ,ail, gas or other mineral well or sand in connection with which such report is used or relied upon. ' , CORE LABORATORIES, INC. Petroleum Reservoir Engineering DALLAS. TEXAS Page 1 of 2 File R.FI, 43 q2 Well Special Project A- 1 Viscosity of Crude Oil at Atmospheric Pressure Gravity of crude oil = 24.0°API @ 60° F. Pour point of crude oil = 15 ° F. Temperature, o F. Vi s c o sity, Centistoke s Viscosity, Centipoise s 130 21.0 18.6 80 64.7 58.4 70 88. Z 79.9 60 134 lZZ 50 347 317 40 1330 1220 35 4490 4130 RECEIV[D [,,,IAY 19,1967 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAb,~ ANCHORAGE These analyses, opinions Or interpretations are based on observations and material supplied by the client to whom, and /or whose exclusive and cmtfidential use, t~his re~po, rt is made..The in,terpret.a..tions or opinions expressed represent the best judgment of Core Laboratories, Inc. (all errors and omissions excepted); but Core ,-aooratories, inc. aaa its otlicers and employees, assume no responsibility and make no warranty or representations as to the productivity proper opera. lion. or profitableness of any ,)il. ~ras or other mineral well nr sand in ecmnectlnn w{th whleh SllOla rpnclrf ii 11epc] c~r rel;~c] Ilfln~ ' GEOPHYSICAL/GEOLOGICAL DATA TRANSMITTAL LIST Re = Sharichko£-S~ate No. I DATE ~ay 8, 1967 FROM: PENNZOIL COMPANY DEPT. I SENDER Geological John W. Higqins ADDRESS 1007 MIDLAND SAVINGS BLDG. TO: ~AI~, ThOlllll Re Marshall, Jr.. St. Geol. COMPANY Division of Mines and Minerals ~DDRESS 3001 Porcupine Drive MIDLAND, TEXAS 79701 Anchorage, A:l~ska 99501 VIA DATE SHIPPED Air Mail - Certified No. 609431 May 8, 1967 QUANTITY DESCRI PT ION PLEASE RETURN ONE SIGNED COPY TO THE ABOVE ADDRESS . Baroid PPMMud LOg. tLtiVIzO DIVISION OF MINES & MINERALS ANCHORAGE THOMAS ~,. MAASH^LL, JR,. ~Aomas iR. Marshall, Jr., State Geologist RECEIVED BY DATE Execufive Secretary Alaska 0it & Gas Conservation Committee ~e have received your le~er o£ April 10 ceugern~ the amalysts o£ crude oil frem the referenmd wllo ~e ~muld epprect- m am analysts of ~hto ~ ~heu it is available. 1~~ ~.~c us ~ ue ean be of fray fureM~ serve. PENNZDIL ZAPATA DIVISION COMPANY 1007 MIDLAND SAVINGS BUILDING · MIDLAND, TEXAS 79704 April 17, 1967 TELEPHONE 915 MUTUAL 2-'7316 .. Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. State Geologist Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Pennzoil Company Starichkof State No. 1 Kenai Borough, Alaska Gentlemen: In accordance with our telephone conversation this date, please find enclosed a Summary of the Well History, and one (1) sepia print of the Induction-Electrical Survey and the PPM Mud Log. All material has been marked "Confidential", indicating our request for your handling of this information, past, present, future and within the limits of the regulations, on the above stated well. We appreciate your cooperation with Pennzoil Company in our first venture in Alaska and we look forward with enthusiasm to continued exploratory efforts. Very truly yours, Chief Geologist RECEIV[D APR 1 9 I967 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAL8 ANCHORAGE PENNZI=IIL ZAPATA DIVISION I OMPANY 1007 MIDLAND SAVINGS BUILDING · MIDLAND, TEXAS 79704 · TELEPHONE 9'~5 MUTUAL 2.7316 April 14, 1967 RE: Starichkof State Pennzoil Company, Operator Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Supervison State'of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Tom: Enclosed is State Form P-7, Summary of Operations (Well History), and Logs (1-Induction-Electrical Log and 1-Borehole Compensated Sonic Log-Gamma Ray) on the above captioned well. KRH:rrj Very truly yours, ~Kenneth R. Huddleston Manager of Engineering Enclosure RECEIV[ APR 1'z.1967 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAL3 ANCHORAGE Form P~7 SUBMIT IN DUPL ~* STATE OF ALASKA ;. (Eeeetheri~: :~' struetions on Oil AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION reverse side) /~/(/ Effective: July 1, 1964 j./ / 5. LEASE DESIGNATI(~N AND SERIAL N(~. ADL 18.7.90 WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION ~ORT ~AND LOG * la. T;YP~E·.OFt.W. ELL: ................ PU.~, ....... ~ ~;AS ~ _ . b. ~YPE OF COMPLE~ON: ......... ~ ~: ~' ~ ' .~ : ' ? PENNZOIL _ COMP~ 9. :w~ ,o. 3. XDDR~SS OF OPERA~OR ~ ~ V ~ '' 1~ 1007 Midland Savings Bldg., Midland, TeXaS 79701 4. 5OCATION OF WELL (R~p0r~ ~oo~0~ O~r~M ~ ~cor4~o~ ~[~g S~e reg~{re~e~t~)* itsu~aee 843 from or~ :L~ne oE:-Sect:on 33 ~ 184~I from a-~/ ~:i~e ~Of ~S~tiOn 33 : ~ame as sur:~aq~ ~ 2 ~. ;: ~ r ., ' 20. ~AL D~a, MD · ~ 21. PLUO, BA~ T.D., MD a ~ I 22. IF MULTIPLE COMPL'., % [ 23. INTERVALS '~TAR~ITO~LS .CABLE TOOLS ~ HOW MAN~s ) ~ DRILLED B~ ~' ,, · , 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR-TRIBE NAME . . · 7. ~,UNIT AGI~'EEMI~NT NAME .. StariChkof State FIELD AND POOL,-OR WILDCAT wildcat · SRO., T., R., M;, OR BLOCK AND SURVEY OR ~AREA SeCtion '33, T-35, ~': 12,112' 24. ~RODUCINO INTERNAL(S), OF THIS COMPLETION TOP, BOTTOM, NAME (MD AND TVD)* i . I 25. w~ 8 ·DIRECTIONAL ~EURVEY MADE NO 6,754 ' - 6,930 ! Hemlock 26. TYPE ELECTRIC AND OTHER LOGS RUN ......... ~ l,~, ~-~ ~onlc, ~-~ meu=ron, uallpe=% Comont Bond, D~pmotor, ~ormat~on ~8. 29, 33.* DATE CASINO SIZE CASING RECORD (Report a~l CEMENTING 20" !13-3/8" 9--5/8II SIZE [ WEIGHT, LB./FT. [ DEPTH SET (MD) ' 94~' I- _50Q'_ 54.5~ ! 2120' 40% & 43.~ ~4--~~ LINER RECORD TOP (MD). -I'--BOTTOM (MD) No~,e SACKS CEMENTs 27. WAS--, WELl; CORED swc °nl¥ ~ 2~" ::-- Driven ' ' · ;." [ 30. TUBING RECORD SCREEN. (M.~)i~I[ SIZE DEPT"-S~. (~.) ~'. 800 1400 1400 AMouNt' PULLED _ , ~O ~LS i0 b~towLMLS PACKER: SET (MD) 81. P~ERFORATION RECORD (Interval, size an~ number) :: 82. 6754' - 6764' 6772' - 6792' ~ , , . DEPT~ '~NT~VAL: (MD) 6800_' , _ 68.30_!., .... 6840L. _.v_.~6860 .1-1 ............. ,- f-.. 6910' - 6930' - 4 holes per ft. ~.... I :['~ ' ~ '.?See de~ails c ~with casing jet gun. , -- : PROD~JCTION ..... · :AC~D, SHOT FRACTURE~ CEMENT S~UE~:ZE,L'ETO. _, AMOUNT' ~ND KIND OF MATERIAL,USED FIRST PRODUCTION !PRODUCTION METHOD (.Flowing, gas lqt, pulping--size a.~.. g t~pe o! pump) · · ' iOIL----B]~L., ~ :,, ~]AS Mcr. DATE OF TEST HOURS TESTED [CHOKE SIZE PROD'N. FOR · ~ -19-67 24 hrs. I ---- ~SFLOW~ ~b"BING PRE~S. CASING PRESSURE CALCULATED OIL-~BBL. GAS ~MCF..*' ~ ~.: ........ -~ ::~ 0 0 : ,-- ~:: ~35, ~IST OF ATTACHMENTS n stat~'Form P;3 'l ': 'WELL STATUS (Produot:ng or :. , SuSpencted W~TER~BBL. : I None ::' : WATER ~BL,. I O~L~RAF~TY-aPI (~RR.) -- ~ 20.'5° ~I TEST W'ITNESSED BY O.K. Gilbreth Well History, Logs certify that the foregoing and at~~rmatlon is complete and corredt':.a'$1determined from all available record', ,T~E Manaqer 0f Enqinee Tgi *(See Instructions and Spaces for Additional Data on Reverse Side) APR 1 'i 1967 1967 DIVt,~ION OF MINES & MINEt~AL.~ __ :'~ ~ I:NSTRUCTIONS C Gene~ral: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct Well completion report and log on all types of lands"~nd leases 'to either a Federal~gency or a State agency, ::- or both, pursuant'to applicable Federal and/or State laws and regulations. ~n'y'6ecessary special': instructions concerning the use submitted, Particularly w.ith regard to local, area, or regional procedUres and'-i~ad~ices, either and/~r State office." See instructions on items 22 and 24, and 33, beloW-regarding separate reP6~ts :fo~:separate completions: .: If not.filed prior t° .the time this summary record is submitted~ 'copies of all ct[rren~ly available .log~[ (drillers, geologists, sample and core analysis, all tyPes electric, etc.)i-forma- tion and pressure tests, and directiohal surveys, shOUld be attached hereto, to'th~:extent required by applicable Federal and/or State laws and regulations. All attachments should be listed on'this form, see ~tem 35. - I~¢m ~4: If there are no appl.icable stare'requirements, locations on Federal or Indian land should be described in accordance-with Feder~al requirements. Consult local State '- or Federal:office fo~- specific instructio~ns~' :~. I~m 18: Indicate ~v~ich elevation .is 'uSe~ as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measurements given in other spaces, on this'form and in any attachmenr~ . · I~m~i 22 a~d 24: If this well is~omPl~ted for separate pr0ductioff~rom more than one interval zone (multiple ~ompl.etion)'[ so state in item'22, and in item 24 show the producing ...?interval, oE intervals, top(s), bottom(s) 'and name'(s) (if.a .ny) for only the interval reported,in item 33. Submit~ separate report (Page) on this form, adequately identified, : for each additional interval to be separately produced, showing the additional, da~a pertinen~ tO. such interval.~ - ' ' ' · I~m 2~: "$ac~s C'~ment".', Attached supplemental re.cords for this well should show the details .o~ any multiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. I~em 3]: Submit a 'separate completion report on this form for each interval; to' b~: separgtely pr(~luced. (S~instruction for items 22 and 24 above.) - !-: ,~ :. : -~ .~ .~' ,:'. ... : ...... 37.. SUMMARY OF POROUS ZONES: , '!'~ .......... -~ .... . '" ~..f '.~ ~- ' . " · SHOW ALL IMPORTAN~ ZONES OF POROSITY AND CO~ENTS TH~R~; CORED INTERVALS; AND ALL DRIL~STEM ~ESTS, INCLUDING· 38. ~ GEOLOGIC MARtRac. ' ... DE~H INTERVAL TESTED~ CUSHION USED, TIME TOOL OPEN~ FLOWING AND. SHUT-IN PRESSURES, AND RECOVERIES ,~,' [-.~ .... :" ' "-FORMATION TOP .. ~ : BOTTOM - "' DESCRIPTION, CONTENTS, :ETC. " ~ '""' ...... ~"-' "-~':~ TOP . -' .-:. _. , '. ... .. ..~, NAME' ':.~. . . ~ .... : ,1 , ~ . . , [': ~ . :-. :, ~.,. MESS.' .... ::,' , ~- :.: ~ -. ', ~ . . ~ .' ...: :. - . ":' Se~ attachecL .'~,,e:~ ~.,, :__hi~6ry · ~' ~' '", ........ -'~ .... :.";. '. f~ , ~" Same ~, . . e ~ ' ' "- . . ._ , - . .... ~..f. : - -) .~ :: .~- ,_:. . ~.... ~.,, .. ..... ~ '~' " '~'~::-~ ~' ' · . Middle; Kenai ~ ~: 2 5'6:0 ' ~., ,_:: -:~ . . , .: -- .. , :., . . .~. ~. ~:: .- . · ~ :. ~ . .~- -- ,, ~,,~,o''=. . ' .-:, ~ , ~ ..... Fork ~: .....,,,, :.. ,..,,~:: , --' ~ .... ~'-~ ~- ' - ", ' ~' .t-., '..:f. .- : _. . -' .... : .: ' ~:- 'Sande;- .,. ..... S.6:60' -' ':' 4' ;.'~ '-: -:,"? ........ .~. - LOW~ K~i," ~-. ....... "'- loc 76~S . .. - ..-.. :..; ~ ;::.- Pre-H~m k'" ' '-' '"~' '" ' : '~ ' - - '~ ' '":' Cre'~a:-oU::~e ~- . . . .;.~ -. ,_ .:: - : .- , - - .,~ , ~ -- - ~ : ::' '.. _ . , ' .... :: . : ~::s ._ . .... ~ ...... ,_. ~:: . .... , ~at-anos~a.. ..... 8790' : . . .... ....... - . .., .:. ::-. - . ~: , ~--- ' - . -: ~ '-. - '.-:: ;- ' : ' · - ,-' - , . . ~ : :- ,., ... . -. ,. .-':_ - , .. y__ . .-:~:._ . :.': ' _. ;:: ': - .. ' ' . -~ . '--:- ' ' · .... .'J:- ." C..' ..... ' . . , .- . "~-' .~ :~ : .. - . . ; ;',. )-., ,. . : -- . : .; ,. ,_.. ~ ~ . . . - . ._~ , ._ · . ,- . . -- : - ,.. .. ; ~-.' · . ~ , , . _' _ - .'~ . :- ..: _ '.,·. - . . .. - . . . -. . ~- . . .,. .. .. ~ _ .;- · .:~ ' ~ : ~ - _ .. · _ .f ~ ~- · ,__ ~. :- _. .-. .. .. - . . · . - ~ ..- ..... . : _. . . ~ - .,. · .. .- . .: '- . ,.., .~ , , ~ . . . -- .. . , ., · ~ :.:: " . . .- . .. - . .. / / · / ? PENNZOIL COMPANY Western Division Opera for: Area Well No. Location: Elevation: _ _ . Da te: Completion Report - New Well Pennzoil Company South Cook Inlet, Cape .~,~a~~kof Area, Kenai -Borough, Alaska Starichkof-Sta ts bI,~l~ Surface: 84~s~h and 1841 west of northeast corner of ~'~ 33, T-3-S, R-15-W, Seward Meriden. Depth ~~ments from. top of Kelly bushing which is 68~% ~ove mean lower low water or 59' + above men'level. -- April lQ 1967 //John' w. Higgi~s/, Chief Geologist Drilled By~ Placid Oil Company, Rig T-66 Da te Da te Commenced Drilling: Compl.eted Dril%ing: January 11, 1967 April 1, 1967 Status of Well: Shut in oil well, suspended. operations temporarily SUMMARY Total Dept.h: 12,112' Plugs: CIBP ~ 7~41 CIBP ~.74~_~-(loose) Junk: 14 jts 4%" drill pipe CIB~. ------- RTTS Packer ' C~Bp~':'~. ~9~756 2 Crossover subs ~'~B~ ~: 6300 Casing: 30" cemented ~ 166' ~:~:~ "'~BP ~ 3307~ - : 20" cemented ~ 500' <?~.~'~'~%~ CIBP ~ 3300 ~3~31~'J cemented . ~-..~"Q~}" ~~ ~8~90-2000 9-5/8 cemente~ ~ , Well Logs] ~~ " 1. Schlu~erge~induction Electrical Log 500-11,728' 2. Schlu~erger BHC Ga~aRay-Sonic Log 500-11,725' ~ 3. Schlu~erger Ga~aRay-Neutron 50-7500' 4. Schlu~erger Cement Bond Log 1900-7477' ~ 5. Schlu~erger Continuous. Dipmeter with Caliper 2116-11,722' ' 6. S~lu~erber FOrmation Analysis Log 2116-9500" 7. Baroid PPM MUd ~g 500-12,112' R,ECEIVED APR 1 I967 OF MINES & MlhJERAL$ ANCHORAGE ' Im Sidewall Samples: Schlumberger.Wire Line Run No. 1 1. 3507 2. 3514 3. 3818 4. 3824 5. 3834 6. 3839 7. 4234 8. 4543 9. 4549 i0. 4564 11. 6440 12. 6449 13. 6452 14. 6742 15. 6744 16. 6752 17. 6755 18. 6758 19. 6761 20. 6764 21. 6774 .22. 6777 231, 6805 24, 6818 25. 6829 26. 6838 27. 6909 28. 6913 29. 6923 30. 7425 Formation Tests: Run-No. 2 1. 7498 2. 7501 3. 7504 4. 7511 5. 7517 6. 7533 7. 7535 8. 7538 9. 7546 10. 7587 11. 7848 12. 8084 13. 8097 14. 8267 15. 8368 16. 8445 17. 8470 18. 8537 20. 8651 21. 8660 22. 8674 23. 8780 '24. 88-25 25. 8940 HCT ~1 Production Test of per fora ted /~n~va l 7410-20 HCT ~2 Production Test of perforated'~'~~rval 6908-18'. HCT ~3 Production Test of Perforat~n~cerval 6820-30' HCT ~4 Production Test of perfora%.~~terval 6754-64' HCT ~5 Production Test of Perfo~r~t~interval 677.2-82' HCT ~6 Production Test of perfo~d interval 6444-54' H~T 97 Production Test of per~._~~d interval 7150-70, 7184-94, HCT 98 Production Test of peroxided interval 6754-64, 6772-92, . p i . , HCT ~9 roductxon Test of ~~ated lnterval 4534-64 HCT #10 Production Test of~.~forated interval 3780-90 3820-40' 7~06-36 ' . 6800-40, - 2 - DEVIATION DATA 260 500 1,000 1,'500 2,000 2,500 2,584 2,987 3, 290 3,745 3,995 4,185 4,437 4,626 4,751 4,945 5,097 5,254 5,512 5,744 5,930 Deviation i deg. 6,128 1 deg. 6,317 3/4 deg. 6,455 1 deg. 6,568 3/4 deg. 6,695 1-½ deg. 6,940 1-~ deg. 7,073 1-½ deg. 7,290 1-¼ deg. 7,505 ?.... ~,~ 1-¼ deg. 8~,~4~51~ 1-% deg. ~ ~'~8 ~0 1 deg. 0.7 . ~1~/4 deg. 11,440 1-% deg. 11,784 . 3/4 deg. 12,112 Deviation 1 deg. 1 deg. 1 deg. 1 deg. 1 deg. 1 deg. 1-¼ deg. 1/2 deg. 1-¼ deg. 1-% deg. 1-¼ deg. 2 deg. 2 deg. 1/2 deg. 1/2 deg. 1 deg. 3/4 deg. 3/4 deg. 3/4 deg. N.G. TD Formation Tests 1. Halliburton - BP ~ 7441' Pkr ~ 7393 - perforated 4 sh/ft ~ 7410-20 - 1000' WB. Tool open 8 hrs and 50 minutes, 10 minute pre-flow - weak blow increasing to fair blow in 5 minutes. Recovered WB + 210' mud + 6186' muddy water (.54 ~ 54 deg. F or .25 ~ 132 deg. F) 30 minute ISIP 3285, IF 535, FF 3237, 4 hr 20 minute FSIP 3237. HI 4203 HO 4130. · Halliburton - BP ~ 7016' Pkr ~ 6885 - perforated 4 sh/ft . ~ 6908-18 - 1000' WB. Tool open 7 hrs 10 minutes, 10 minute pre-flow -weak blow increasing to fair blow in 5 minutes, gas to surface in 4 hrs TSTM. Unloaded WB, mud and oil i reversed out 12.6 bbls oilcut mud + 30 bbls oil (2 deg API) no water. 30 minute ISIP 2634, IF 608, FF 1310, 2 hr FSIP 2610. HI 3861 HO 3837. · e · · · Halliburton - BP ~ 6883' Pkr ~ 6792 - perforated 4 sh/ft ~ 6820-30 - 1000' WB. Tool open 9 hrs 30 minutes. Fair blow immediately increasing to good blow throughout test. Gas to ~surface in 5 hrs TSTM. Reversed out 14.2 bbls WB, 30 Bbbls oil cut mud, and 21 bbls oil (20 deg API) no water~. No ISIP taken. IF 535, FF 1286, 6 hr FSIP 2764, HI 3768 HO 3744. Halliburton - BP ~ 6788' Pkr ~ 67 perforated 4 sh/ft ~ 6754-64 - 1000' WB. Tool open,s, 10 minute pre-flow, weak blow for 2~ hrs and died· ~L~6vered WB and 270' very~ slight oil & gas cut mud. 30 ~~e ISIP 2779, IF 529, FF 577, 3 hr FSIP 2779, HI 3720 HO 36~ Halliburton - BP ~ 6788' P~~768._~ - perforated 4 sh/ft ~ 6772-6782. No test. C~ication through formation. Halliburton - BP ~ 6476'~~ ~ 6414 - perforated 4 sh/ft ~ 6444-6454. TooI ope~rs 15 minutes, 10 minute pre-flow, we~or 3 hrs 3~lnutes and died. Recovered WB and and~~ut ~mud, no water. 30 minute'ISIP 45O' slight oil 2802, IF 535, FF 68~hr FSIP 1815 (building) HI 3623 HO 3623. ~~ ' Halliburton - BP~.~273- Pkr ~ 7108 - perforated 4 sh/ft ~ 7150-7170., 7184-~194~-~' and 7206-7236. 10 minute pre-flow, good blow, tool o~pen 23 hrs, gas to surface in 4 hrs, TSTM, died in 22 hrs. Recovered 18 Bbls gas cut mud and 80 Bbls ~ gas cut brackish water (.41 ~ 65 deg F). 1 Hr ISIP 3068, IF1438, FF 3092 (stabilized), 8 hr FSIP failed. · Halliburton - BP ~ 6956'- Pkr ~ 6728 - perforated 4 sh/ft ~ 6782-6792, 6800-6820, 6830-6840, 6850-6860_,_ 6918-6928, (perforations ~ 6754-6764, 6772-6782, 6820-30., and 6908-18 also open), 10 minute pre=flow, good blow. Tool open 24 hrs, good blow immediately, gas to surface 2 hr 45 minutes, steady blow for 16 hrs, gradually decreasing to weak blow in 24 hrs. Reversed out 10 Bbls oil cut mud .and 57 Bbls oil (20.5 deg API) no water, 1 hr ISIP 3237, IF 608, FF 1887, 6 hr FSIP 2730 (build- ing) HI 3696 HO 3672. · Halliburton - BP ~ 6300' - Pkr ~ 4450 - perforated 4 sh/ft ~ 4534-4564, 10 minute pre-flow. Tool open 1 hr. Strong blow immediately died in 45 minutes. By passed tool twice, no blow. Recovered 3685' mud. All pressures hydrostatic. Formation Tests (Cont'd) ~ 10. Halliburton - BP ~ 3848' -/~k~ - perforated 4 sh/ft ~ 3780-90 and 3820-40 - 5~0~~B, 10 minute pre-flow with fair blo--------~. Too-~ ope----~ 4 ~-~ ~f~ ~'~-air blow throughout, gas to surface 2 hrs TSTM. R~{h~ed WB and 126' gas cut mud, no. water. 45 Min ISIP ~~FP 240, FF 286, 2 hr FSIP 553, HI~1988 HO 1964. SUMMARY OF OPERAT IONS STARICHKOF STATE ~1 KENAI BOROUGH, COOK INLET, ALASKA 1-9-67 1-10-67 1-11-67 1-12-67 1-13-67 1-14-67 1-15-67 1-16-67 1-17-67 1-18-67 1-19-67 1-20-67 1-21-67 1-22-67 1-23-67 Located: 843"~ South & 1841' West from Northeast corner of Section 33, T-3-S, R-15-W. Drilling Contractor: Placid Oil Company. Rig on location and jacked up $ 4:00 A. M. 1-9-67. Prep. to drive 30" conductor pipe. Pre-loaded platform. Had 5' penetration on all legs. Jacked platform up to 15' air gap, 83' at high tide. Rigged up. ~Unloaded 30" conductor pipe and hammer. Welded on guide shoe. Attempted to drive 30" conductor. Hammer would not run. Worked on drive hammer. Drove 30" for 28' of penetration. Hammer stopped working. TD 145' Gumbo mud wt. 8.8, vis. 38, Bit ~1- 17-1/2" Hughes OJC 3A, no jets, Pump press. %50~, RPM 40, Wt. 500. Rigged up new hammer. Drove 30" for~ additional penetration. Total 35' penetrati~~ Bottom at 30" at ' 166'. N.O. on 30" Pipe. R.U. a~ ~udded at 5:30 A.M. 1-13-67. Now drilling. ~ ~ TD 500' Sand, Shale & Gumbo~j~d~ wt. 9.2, vis. 40. Drilled 17-1/2" hole to 50.Q~.~Ran 26" hole opener and opened hOle to 26" to 318~%ow'~' reaming. Dev. 1° ~ 350'. TD 500 Sh., Sd. & ×G~~- Mud wt. 9.4, Vis. 37. Reamed 26" hole to 500'. ~. ~ ran 12 its., 20" H-40, 94~ ST&C casing. Set at 50~~)~an Cameron Iron Works Mud Line Sus- pension equipmen~t_~Ud line. Cemented w/800 sx. Class A cement, circ~e~ 100 ex. Washed out to M.L.S. WOC. TD 500' N.V. %~20" csg. Installed 18" Hydril. Tested csg. w/1000~ O.K. Topped cement at 410'. TD 1470' Sd. & eh. 970'. Dev. 3/4© $ 1000'. Mud wt. 9.5, vis. 40. Bit ~2 17-1/20SC-3A. Now drilling. TD 2135' 665' Mud wt. 10~, vis. 42. Bit #2 17-1/2", OSC-3A. Made 1526'. Bit-~3, 17-1/2", OSC-3A. Made 609'. Dev. 1© ~ 1500', 3/4° $ 2000'. Now prep. to log. TD 2135" Ran IES & G~S logs. Now running 13-3/8" csg. TD 2135' Ran 50 jts., 13-3/8", 54.5~, J-55, ST&C casing, set at 2116'. Ran CIW Mud Line Suspension eqpt. Cemented w/ 1400 ex. Class A cement. Washed out to MLS. Installed well head eqpt. Now N.V. BOP. Tested csg. w/ 1500~ O.K. TD 2235' 190' last 24 hrs. Drilling. TD 2847' 522'. Drilling Mud wt. 9.8, Vis. 35, Dev. 1-1/2© 2550'. Bit ~4, 12-1/4", X3AJ, 14/32 jets, 484' 17 hrs. out at 2600'. TD 3223 376' Drilling. Mud wt. 10,Vis. 35, DeVo 1-1/2© $ 2987'. Bit ~5, i2-1/4" X3AJ, out at 3024'. Made 424' in 18-1/4 hrs. 1-24-67 1-25-67 1-26-67 1-27-67 1-28-67 1-29-67 1-30-67 1-31-67 2-1-67 2-2-67 2-3-67 2-4'67 2-5-67 2-6-67 TD 3628'. 405'. Mud wt. 10.1, Vis. 39, Dev. 1-1/4© ~ 3290'. Bit ~6, 12-1/4" X3AJ, 14/32 jets, out ~ 3292', 268' - 11-1/2 hrs. TD 4138'. 510'. Mud wt. 10.4, vis. 45, FC 2/32, PH-10, WL 6.5, CL 2600, 5% oil. Dev. 1© ~ 3745', 1-1/4© ~ 3995'. Bit ~7, 12-1/4 X3AJ, 14/32 jets, out ~ 3750', 458' in 19 hrs. TD 4404. 266'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.4, vis. 43, FC 2/32, PH-10, WL-7, Cl. 2500, Oil 4%, Sd. 3/4%. Bit #8 12-1/4" X3Aj, 14/32 jets, out 4190'. 440' - 17-1/2 hrs. TD 4690'. 286'. Drilling Mud wt. 10.5, Vis. 44, FC-2/32, PH-10, WL-7, Cl. 2200, Oil 6%, Sd. 3/4%. Bit ~9 12-1/4" X3AJ, 14/32 jets, out ~ 4453', 263' - 10 hrs. Bit ~10 12-1/4 X16, 14/32 jets, out ~ 4631', 178' - 11 hrs. DeVo 1-1/2© ~ 4437' & 1© ~ 4626'. TD 4922'. 232'. Drilling Mud Wt. 10.4, vis. 40, FC-2/32, PH-9.5, WL-6.4, Cl. 3300, Oil 6%. Bit ~11 12-1/4" XlG, 14/32 out ~ 4762' 131' - 9-1/2 hrs Dev. 1© ~ 4751' , ' ' · TD 5136'o 214'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.5, vis. 41. FC-2/32, PH-9.5, WL 6.2~ Cl. 2800, Oil 6%. Bit ~12 12-1/4" X1G, 13/32, out ~ 4949', 187g - 13-1/4 hrs. Bit ~13 12-1/4" XV, 13/32, out ~ 5113', 164' - 11-1/4 hrs. DeVo 1-1/4© 4945'. TD 5438'. 302'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.5, vis. 41, FC 2/32 PH 9.5, WL 6.2, Dev. 1-1/4© ~ 5264'. Bit #14, 12-1/4" XV, 13/32~ out ~ 5264' 1515' - 12-3/4 hrs , · TD 5680'. 242'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.'5, vis. 41, FC 2/32, PH-9.5, WL-6, Cl. 2100, Oil 6%. Bit #15 XlG, 13/32, out ~ 5512'~ 248' - 15 hrs. Dev. 1-3/4© ~ 5512'. TD 5916'. 236'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, Vis. 43, FC 2/32, PH 9.5, WL 5, Cl. 2000, Oil 6%. Bit #16 12-1/4 X3AJ 13/32, out at 5744'~ 232' - 13-1/2 hrs. Dev. 1-1/2© ~ 5744'° TD 6178'. 262' Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, Vis. 42, Dev. 3/4© ~ 5930', 16 ~ 6128'. Bit #17 12-1/4'4 XlG, 13/32, out ~ 6138' 200' - 10-1/2 hrs , · TD 6420'. 242'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, vis. 39, Dev. 1© ~ 6317'. Bit ~19, 12-1/4" XlG, 13/32, out ~ 6317', 179' 9-3/4 hrs. TD 6578'. 158'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.5, vis. 44, Bit #20 12-1/4" XlG, 13/32, out ~ 6455', 138' - 12 hrs. Bit #21 12-1/4" XV, 13/32, out at 6578', 123' - 13-1/2 hrs. Dev. 1© ~ 6455'° TD 6793". 215'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.5, vis. 50, FC-2/32, PH-9.5, WL 4.0, Cl. 1650, Oil 5%. Bit ~22 12-1/4" XV, 13/32, out ~ 6706', 128' - 15-1/4 hrso TD 706~'. 273'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.5, Vis. 47, Bit ~23, 12-1/4" XlG, 13/32, out ~ 6940' 234' - 12-1/4 hrs , · Dev. 1© ~ 6940'. RECFIVr_ APR 1967 -2- DIVISION OF MIl'lES 8, ANCHORAGE 2-7-67 2-8-67 2-9-67 2-10-67 2-11-67 2-12-67 2-13-67 2-14-67 2-15-67 2-16-67 2-17-67 2-18-67 2-19-67 2-20-67 2-21-67 2-22-67 2-23-67 TD 7320'. 254'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, Vis. 44, FC 2/32, PH 9.5, WL 4.0, Cl. 1175, Oil 5%. Bit #24, 12-1/4", X1G, 13/32, out ~ 7119' - 179' - 14 hrs. Dev. 1-1/4© ~ 7119'. TD 7400'. 80'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, Vis. 46, Dev. 1/2© ~ 7265'. Bit #25 12-1/4" X1G, 13/32, out ~ 7320', 201' - 1/4-1/2 hrs. (Lost 2 cones) Bit ~26 12-1/4" XV, 13/32, out ~ 7387', 67' - 9-3/4 hrs. (Drilling on junk). TD 7505'. 105'. Logging. Mud wt. 10.5, Vis. 42. Dev. 1-1/4© ~ 7505'. Ran IES & GRS logs. Now running dip meter. Bit ~27 X1G, 13/32, out ~ 7505', 118' - 10-1/2 hrs. TD 7505'. Fin. running dip meter log. R.U. & now running 9-5/8" csg. TD 7505'. Ran 179 jts., 9-5/8" OD, 43.50# & 40~ casing, set at 7483'. Ran 7 centralizers on bottom 6 jts. Now cementing. TD 7505'. Fin. cementing casing w/ 1400 sx. Class G cement. N.U. BOP. TD 7505'. Fin. N.U. BOP. Tested BOP w/ 5000~ O.K. Tested csg. w/ 2000~ O.K. Now SIH w/bit. TD 7636'. 131'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.4, Vis. 48, Bit ~28 8-5/8" XlG, 13/32", out ~ 7636', 131' - 13 3/4 hrs. TD 7997'. 361'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.4, Vis. 47, Bit ~29 8-5/8" X1G, 13/32, out ~ 7997'~ 361' - 20 hrs. Dev. 1-1/4© ~ 7997'. TD 8431'. 434'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.4, vis. 47. TD 8580'. 149'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, Vis. 49, Bit ~30 8-5/8 X1G, 13/32, out ~ 8473', 476' - 22-1/2 hrs. Dev. 2© ~ 8451'. TD 9000'. 420'. Tripping. Mud wt. 10.9, vis. 47, Oil 4%. Bit ~31 8-5/8"~ XlG~ 13/32, out at 9000', 527' - 26-3/4 hrs. TD 9247'. 247' 2© ~ 8970'. .. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, Vis. 47. Dev. TD 9561'.. 314'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, Vis. 46, Bit ~32, 8-5/8" X1G, 13/32, out at 9561' 561' 31 hrs Dev. 1/2° ~ 9551'. TD 9842'. 281'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, Vis. 51, WL 3.5, FC-2/32, PH 9.5, Cl. 750, Oil 6%. TD 10,164'. 322'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, Vis. 47, Dev. 1/2© ~ 9923'. Bit ~33~ 8-5/8" X1G, 13/32", out ~ 9961', 400' - 24 hrs. TD 10,366'. 1© ~ 10,318'. - 20-3/4 hrs. 202'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, Vis. 47, Dev. Bit ~34, 8-5/8", XlG, out ~ 10,328', 367' -3- / PR 1'/196 DIVISION OF MINES & ANCHORAGE 2-24-67 2-25-67 2-26-67 2-27-67 2-28-67 3-1-67 3-2-67 3-3-67 3-4-67 3-5-67 3-6-67 3-7-67 3-8-67 3-9-67 3-10-67 3-11-67 3-12-67 TD 10,718'. 353'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, Vis. 47 TD 10,839'. 121'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, vis. 47, Bit ~35, 8-5/8", X1G, 14/32, out ~ 10,741', 413' - 28-1/4 hrs. TD 11,082'. 243'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.1, vis. 46. Bit ~36, 8-5/8", XlG, out ~ 11,082', 341' - 25-3/4 hrs. TD 11,334'. 252'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.1, Vis. 48. TD 11,454'. 120'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.1, vis. 47, Bi% ~37, 8-5/8", X1G, Out ~ 11,454', 373' - 26 hrs. Dev. 3/4© ~ 11,440'. TD 11,698'. 244'. Mud wt. 11.4, Vis. 51, WL 2.8, FD 2/32, PH-9.5, Cl. '650, Oil 6%, Dev. 3/4© ~ 11,440'. TD 11,814'. 116'. Mud wt. 11.6, Vis. 48, Bit #38, 8-5/8 X1G, out ~ 11,805', 351' - 29 hrs. TD 12,028'. 214'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.6, vis. 48. TD 12,112'. 84'. Logging. Mud wt. 11.6, Vis. 48, Bit #39, 8-5/8", XlG, out ~ 12,112', 307' - 27-1/2 hrs. TD 12,112'. Ran IES & GRS log from 7488' to 11,728'. Ran CBL inside 9-5/8" csg. Ran FAL log 9500'-7477'. Neutron log inside 9-5/8" csg. Ran TD 12,112'. Ran dip meter log from 7483'-11,728'. Shale bridge at 11,728'. WIH w/ d.p. open ended. Pumped out.100 sx. cement plug ~ 7647'. PBTD 7460'. Mud wt. 10.5, WIH w/ bit. Drilled cement to 7460'. Set bridge plug ~ 7440'. PBTD 7440'. Perf. 7410'-7420' w/4 holes/ft. Ran DST. Strong blow at surface. Rec. 1000' WC, 210' RHM, 6186' of fresh water. ISIP 3285#, IF 535#, FF 3237#, 4-1/2 hr. FSIP 3237~. Set bridge plug at 7016'. Perf. 6908 '-6918' Sch. w/4 holes/ft. Ran DST 35# max. surf. press. Gas to surface in 3 hrs. Rec. 1000' WC, Rev. out 12.6 bbls. oil cut mud, 30 bbls. 20©API oil, no water. ISIP 2588~, IFP 577~, FFP 1272~, 2 hr. FSIP 2612~. HPI 3861~, HPF 3837~. Set bridge plug ~ 6883'. Perf. 6820 '-6830' Sch. IES meas. w/4 holes/ft. WIH w/ DST tool. Made DST. Tool open 9-.1/2 hrs. Gas to surf. in 5 hrs. Gas volume too small to measure. Rev, out 14.2 bbls. W.C., 30 bbls. oil cut mud, 21 bbls. oil (20©API) No water. IF 535', FF 1286~, 6 hrs. FSIP 2764~, HPI 3768~, HPF 3744~, Set bridge plug ~ 6788'. Perf. 6754'-6764' by IES w/4 holes/ft. Took DST. Tool open 3 hrs. Weak blow. Rec. 1000' WC, 270' slightly gas cut mud. ISIP 2779#, IF 529~, FF 577~, 3 hr. FSIP 2779~, HPI 3720, HPF 3696#, Perf. 6772-6782' by IES w/4 holes/ft. Set. DST Pkr. at 6768'. Opened tool, had communication w/ perfs, at 6754'-6764'. POH w/ test tool. -4- APR 1'," 1967 DIVI,510N (DF Mit'lES 3-13-67 3-14-67 3-15-67 3-16-67 3-17-67 3-18-67 3-19-67 3-20-67 3-21-67 3-22-67 3-23-67 Set bridge plug at 6467'. Perf. 6444'-6454' by IES w/ 4 shots/ft. Ran DST. Tool open 4-1/4 hrs. Weak blow. Rec. 1000' WC, 450' Sli. oil cut mud. No water. ISIP 2802#, IFP 535~, FFP 681#, 4 hr. FSIp 1815~, HIP&F 3623~. WIH w/ bit. Drilled out bridge plugs at 6476', 6788', made trip for new bit. Drilled bridge plugs ~ 6883', 7016', WIH to 7250'. Made trip w/ casing scraper to 7275'. Set bridge plug ~ 7273'. Perf. 7150'-7170', 7184'-7194', 7206'-7236' by IES w/4 holes/ft. WIH w/ test tool. Set pkr. at 7108'. Gas to surface in 4 hrs. Volume too small to measure. F~ight blow at 6:00 a.m., still testing. Blow died at 10:25 a.m. Shut in at 11:25 a.m. Unable to reverse through tool. Left tool shut in 8 hrs. Pulled 90' to mud. Could not reverse out. Pulled up and set pkr. at 6250'. Reversed out 18 bbls. gas cut mud, 80 bbls. gas cut brackish water. ISIP 3068~, IF 438~, FF 3092#, 8 hr. FSIP no good. Made trip w/ bit. Circ. and cond. mud. POH w/ bit. Set bridge plug at 6956'. Perf. 6782'-6792', 6800'-6820', 6830'-6840', 6850'-6860', 6918-6928'. Set pkr. at 6728'. Gas to surf. in 2-3/4 hrs. Fair blow dec. to very weak blow in 16 hrs. Tool open 24 hrs. Took 6 hr. FSIP. Pulled 21 stds. dry d.p., .Rev. out 10 bbls. oil cut mud, 57 bbls. 20.5©API oil, HPI 3696~, ISIP 3237#, IF 608#, FF 1887~, 6 hr. SIP 2730#, HPF 3672~. Set bridge plug at 6300'. Perf. 4 holes at 4610' and 4 holes at 4480'. Set Howco retainer at 4585', broke circ. through top perfs, w/1000~. Circ. for 10 min., cemented w/100 sx. Type I cement. Max PP 1800~. Pulled out of retainer to 4400', reversed out cement. WOC 18 hrs. Drilled hd. cem. 4380'-4480', 4570'-4585'. Perf. 4534'-4564' by IES w/4 holes/ft. WIH w/ DST tool. Had communication behind casing. No test. Made trip w/bit, circ. & cond. mud. WIH w/squeeze tool. Prep to squeeze. Set sq. tool at 4385'. Pumped into form. w/1500~ ~ 4 bbls./ min. Cemented w/200 sx. Class G cement. Final press. 1800~, cleared tool and perf. w/5 bbls. water and 10 bbls. mud. WOC 8 hrs. Unable to move sq. tool. Backed off D.Po at 3935'. Left 14 jtso 4-1/2" D.P., 2 subs & 9-5/8" RTTS tool in hole. Set bridge plug at 3930'. Perf. 4 holes at 3900' and 4 holes at 3700'. -5- APR l'Z 1967 DIVISION Of MiNtS ~ MI,NER,,'kLS ANCHORAGE 3-24-67 3-25-67 3-26-67 3-27-67 3-28-67 3-29-67 3-30-67 3-31-67 4-1-6'7 Set cement retainer at 3880'. Circ. out through perfs. at 3900' and back in through perfs, at 3700' w/800# P.P. Cemented w/175 sx. Type G cement. Displaced all cement below retainer. Dropped sealing bar. P.U. and reversed 25 sx. cem. at 3600'. ClOsed Hydril. Sq. out 20 sx. cem. through perfs, at 3700' w/900~ csg. press. WOC 18 hrs. WIH w/ bit. Drilled cem. 3624'-3759'. Topped BP ~ 3875'. Closed Hydril. Pressured up on 9-5/8" csg. w/1000~, broke back to 500#. POH w/ bit. Perf. 4 holes at 3870' by IES. Set retainer at 3848'. Pumped into form. through perfs, at 3870' w/ 1500~. Had partial circ. thru perfs, at 3700'. Sq. out 200 sx. Class G cement below retainer w/no returns through perfs, at 3700'. Max. and final press. 2100~. Dropped sealing bar. Pulled up & rev. out. Mixed 100 sx. Class G cement and spotted plug 3725'-3475'. Pulled up 5 stds. & sq. out 42 sx. thru perfs, at 3700' w/max. & final casing press. 2300#. Left press, on well over night. WOC until 8:00 P.M. Drilled cem. 3570'-3725'. 3780 '-3790', 3820 '-3840' by IES w/4 holes/ft. w/ test tool. Perf. Now GIH Made DST. Tool open 4 hrs., gas to surf. in 2 hours. Fair blow through out test. Rec. 500' WC, 126' gas cut mud. IHP 1988~, ISIP 433~, IF 240~, FF 286. 2 hr. FSIP 553~, FHP 1964~. WIH w/ bit, Drilled retainers at 3848' and 3878'° Drilled retainer at 3930'. POH w/ bit. Attempted to screw into fish. Attempted to catch fish w/overshot. Made trip w/ wash pipe and burning shoe. Unable to burn over top of fish. WIH w/ Servco Junk Mill. Milled for 3 hrs. POH. Set C.I. bridge plug at 3307'. Perf. 4 holes at 2000'. Set C.I. cement retainer at 1809'. Sq. out 200 sx. cement below retainer with 100 sx. Left in 9-5/8" csg. and 100 sx. sq. out through perf. into 9-5/8"- 13-3/8" casing annulus. Cut off 9-5/8" casing at 150' (approx. 10' below MLS) Backed off 13-3/8" MLS eqpt. Installed 13-3/8" cap on top of 13-3/8" MLS casing hanger. Cut off 20" casing approx. 4' above mud line. Cut off 30" drive pipe approximately 5' above mud line. Loaded out equipment. Suspended all operations on well. R 'C' Ivrr) P, PR 1 DI¥'I~IoiN OF MINES & M~N[~RAL~ ANCHORAGE 1-9-67 o, STARICHKOF STATE #1 KENAI BOROUGH, COOK INLET, ALASKA Located: 843' South & 1841' West from Northeast corner of Section 33, T-3-S, R-15-W. Drilling Contractor: Placid Oil Company. Rig on location and jacked up ~ 4:00 A. M. 1-9-67. Prep. to drive 30" conductor pipe. 1-10-67 Pre-loaded platform. Had 5' penetration on all legs. Jacked platform up to 15' air gap, 83' at high tide. Rigged up. Unloaded 30" conductor pipe and hammer. 1-11-67 Welded on guide shoe. Attempted to drive 30" conductor. Hammer would not run. 1-12-67 Worked on drive hammer. Drove 30" for 28' of penetration. Hammer stopped working. 1-13-67 TD 145' Gumbo mud wt. 8.8, Vis.. 38, Bit Hi- 17-1/2" Hughes OJC 3A, no jets, Pump press. 1505, RPM 40, Wt. 500. Rigged up new hammer. Drove 30" for 7' additional penetration. Total 35' penetration. Bottom at 30" at 166'. N.O. on 30" pipe. R. Uo and spudded at 5:30 A.M. 1-13-67. Now drilling. 1-14-67 TD 500' Sand, Shale & Gumbo. Mud wt. 9.2, vis. 40. Drilled 17-1/2" hole to 500'. Ran 26" hole opener and opened hole to 26" to 318'. Now reaming. Dev. 1© ~ 350'. 1.-15-67 TD 500' Sh., Sd. & Gumbo. Mud wt. 9.4, Vis. 37. Reamed 26" hole to 500'. R.U. & ran 12 its., 20" H-40, 94# ST&C casing. Set at 500'. Ran Cameron Iron Works Mud Line Sus- pension equipment at mud line. Cemented w/800 sx. Class A cement. Circulated 100 sx. Washed out to M.L.S. WOC. 1-16-67 1-17-67 TD 500' N.V. on 20" csg. Installed 18" Hydril. Tested Csg. w/1000# O.K. Topped cement at 410'. TD 1470' Sd. & Sh. 970'. Dev. 3/4© ~ 1000'. Mud wt. 9.5, Vis. 40. Bit $2 17-1/20SC-3A. Now drilling. 1-18-67 1-19-67 TD 2135' 665' Mud wt. 105, Vis. 42. Bit $2 17-1/2", OSC-3A. Made 1526'. Bit ~3, 17-1/2", OSC-3A. Made 609'. Dev. 1© ~ 1500', 3/4© ~ 2000'. Now prep. to log. TD 2135" Ran IES & GRS logs. Now running 13-3/8" csg. 1-20-67 1-21-67 TD 2135' Ran 50 jts., 13-3/8", 54.5#, J-55, ST&C casing, set at 2116'. Ran CIW Mud Line Suspension eqpt. Cemented w/ 1400 sx. Class A cement° Washed out to MLS. Installed well head eqpto Now NoV. BOP. Tested csg. w/ 1500~ O.K. TD 2235' 190' last 24 hrs. Drilling. 1-22-67 TD 2847' 522'. Drilling Mud wt. 9.8, Vis. 35, Dev. 1-1/2© 2550'. Bit $4, 12-1/4"~ X3AJ, 14/32 jets, 484' 17 hrs. out at 2600'. 1-23-67 TD 3223 376' Drilling. Mud wt. 10,vis. 35, Dev. 1-1/2© ~ 2987'. Bit #5, 12-1/4" X3AJ, out at 3024.'. Made 424' iD 18-1/4 hrs. R E ( ElY [ D APR 1 'z. ]967 DIVI,SION OF MINES & ANCHORAGE 1-24-67 1--25-67 1-26-67 1-27-67 1-28-67 1-29-67 1-30-67 1-31-67 2-1-67 2-2-67 2-3-67 2-4-67 2-5-67 2-6-67 TD 3628'. 405'. Mud wt. 10.1, vis. 39, Dev. 1-1/4° ~ 3290'. Bit ~6, 12-1/4" X3AJ, 14/32 jets, out ~ 3292', 268' - 11-1/2 hrs. TD 4138'. 510'. Mud wt. 10.4, vis. 45, FC 2/32, PH-10, WL 6.5, CL 2600, 5% oil. Dev. 1° ~ 3745', 1-1/4° ~ 3995'. Bit ~7, 12-1/4 X3AJ, 14/32 jets, out ~ 3750', 458' in 19 hrs. TD 4404. 266'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.4, Vis. 43, FC 2/32, PH-10, WL-7, Cl. 2500, Oil 4%, Sd. 3/4%. Bit #8 12-1/4" X3Aj, 14/32 jets, out 4190'. 440' - 17-1/2 hrs. TD 4690'. 286'. Drilling Mud wt. 10.5, vis. 44, FC-2/32, PH-10, WL-7, Cl. 2200, Oil 6%, Sd. 3/4%. Bit ~9 12-1/4" X3AJ, 14/32 jets, out ~ 4453', 263' - 10 hrs. Bit #10 12-1/4 X16, 14/32 jets, out ~ 4631', 178' - 11 hrs. Dev. 1-1/2° ~ 4437' & 1° ~ 4626'. TD 4922'. 232'. Drilling Mud Wt. 10.~4, vis. 40, FC-2/32, PH-9.5, WL-6.4, Cl. 3300, Oil 6%. B~X~i 12-1/4" X1G, 14/32, out ~ 4762', 131' - 9-1/2 hr'~~ev. 1° ~ 4'751'. TD 5136'. 214'. Drilling. M~kw~. 10.5, Vis. 41. FC-2/32: PH-9.5, WL 6.2,, Ci.~'~0~ Oil 6%. Bit ~12 12-1/4" XlG, 13/32, out ~ 4949 , !~7'X~'~> 13-1/4 hrs. Bit #13 12-1/4" XV, 13/32, out ~ 5113',_~.~~- 11-1/4 hrs. Dev. 1-1/4° 4945' TD 5438'. 302'..~\D~Lling. Mud wt. 10.5, vis. 41, FC 2/32 PH 9.5, WL 6.2~~.~1-1/4o~'~ ~ 5264'. Bit #14, 12-1/4" XV, 13/32, ou~~64', 1515'-12-3/4 hrs. TD 5680', '~--. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.5, Vis. 41, FC 2/32, P~t-9.5, WL-6, Cl. 2100, Oil 6%. Bit ~15 X1G, 13/32, out ~ 5512', 248,~ - !5 hrs. Dev. 1-3/4° ~ 5512' . TD 5916'. 236'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, vis. 43, FC 2/32, PH 9.5, WL 5, Cl. 2000, Oil 6%. Bit ~16 12-1/4 X3AJ 13/32, out at 5744', 232' - 13-1/2 hrs. Dev. 1-1/2° ~ 5744'. TD 6178'. 262'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, vis. 42, Dev. 3/4° ~ 5930', 1° ~ 6128'. Bit ~17 12-1/4" X1G, 13/32, out ~ 6138', 200' - 10-1/2 hrs. TD 6420'. 242'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, vis. 39, Dev. 1° ~ 6317'. Bit ~19, 12-1/4" X1G, 13/32, out ~ 6317', 179' 9-3/4 hrs. TD 6578'. 158'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.5, vis. 44, Bit ~20 12-1/4" XlG, 13/32, out ~ 6455', 138' - 12 hrs. Bit ~21 12-1/4" XV, 13/32, out at 6578', 123' - 13-1/2 hrs. Dev. 1° ~ 6455'. TD 6793'. 215'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.5, Vis. 50, FC-2/32, PH-9.5, WL 4.0, Cl. 1650, Oil 5%. Bit ~22 12-1/4" XV, 13/32, out $ 6706', 128' - 15-1/4 hrs. TD 7066'. 273'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.5, Vis. 47, Bit ~23, 12-1/4" XlG, 13/32, out ~ 6940', 234' - 12-1/4 hrs. Dev. 1° ~ 6940'. -2- 2-7-67 2-8-67 2-9-67 2-10-67 2-11-67 2-12-67 2-13-67 2-14-67 2-15-67 2-16-67 2-17-67 2-18-67 2-19-67· 2-20-67 2-21-67 2-22-67 2-23-67 TD 7320'. 254'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, vis. 44, FC 2/32, PH 9.5, WL 4.0, Cl. 1175, Oil 5%. Bit ~24, 12-1/4", X1G, · 13/32, out Q 711.9' - 179' - 14 hrs. Dev. 1-1/4° Q 7119'. TD 7400'. 80'. Drilling. Mud wt. 10.6, Vis. 46, Dev. 1/2° ~ 7265'. Bit ~25 12-1/4" X1G, 13/32, out ~ 7320', 201' - 1/4-1/2 hrs. (Lost 2 cones) Bit ~26 12-1/4" XV, · 13/32, out ~ 7387', 67' - 9-3/4 hrs. (Drilling on junk). TD 7505'. 105'. Logging. Mud wt. 10.5, vis. 42. Dev. 1-1/4° ~ 7505'. Ran IES & GRS logs. Now running dip meter. Bit ~27 XlG, 13/32, out ~ 7505', 118' - 10-1/2 hrs. TD 7505'. Fin. running dip meter log. R.U. & now running 9-5/8-csg. TD 7505'. Ran 179 jts., 9-5/8" OD, 43.50~ & 40f: casing, set at 7483'. Ran 7 centralizers on bottom 6 jts. Now cementing. TD 7505'. Fin. cementing casi~ 1400 ex. Class G cement. N. I3. BOP. TD 7505'. Fin. N.U. BOP. T~t~t~ BOP w/ 5000~ O.K. Tested csg. w/ 2000~ O.K. ~ow~IH w/bit. TD 7636'. 131'. Drillin~~Mud wt. 10.4, Vis. 48, Bit ~28 8-5/8" X1G, 13/32", ,~~ 7636', 131' - 13 3/4 hrs. Bit ~29 8-5/8" X1G, 1~~ out ~ 7997'' 361' - 20 hrs. Dev. 1~1/4° ~ 7997'. ~~ TD 8431'. 434'. ~~ing. Mud wt. 10.4, vis. 47. TD 8580'. 149'.~D~Z~lling. Mud wt. 10.6, Vis. 49, Bit #30 8-5/8 X1G, 13/32,x~t ~ 8473', 476' - 22-1/2 hrs. Dev. 2° ~ 8451'. .~ TD 9000'. 420'. Tripping. Mud wt. 10.9, vis. 47, 0il 4%. Bit ~31 8-5/8", X1G, 13/32, out at 9000', 527' - 26-3/4 hrs. TD 9247'. 247'~. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, Vis. 47. Dev. 2° ~ 8970'. TD 9561'. 314'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, vis. 46, Bit ~32 8 5/8" XlG, 13/32, out at 9561' 561' - 31 hfs , -- , ' Dev. 1/2° ~ 9551'. TD 9842'. 281'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, Vis. 51, WL 3.5, FC-2/32, PH 9.5, Cl. 750, Oil 6%. ~ i0,164'. 322~. Drilling. Mud wt. il.2, Vis. 47, Dev. 1/2° ~ 9923'. Bit ~33, 8-5/8" X1G,. 13/32", out ~ 9961' 400' - 24 hrs TD 10,366'. 202'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, vis. 47, Dev. 1° $ 10,318'. Bit #34, 8-5/8", XlG,. out $~10,328', 367' - 20-3/4 hrs. -3- 2-24-67 TD 10,718'. 353'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, vis. 47 2-25-67 TD 10,839'. 121'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.2, Vis. 47, Bit ~55, 8-5/8", X1G, 14/32, out ~ 10,741', 413' - 28-1/4 hrs. 2-26-67 TD 11,082'. 243'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.1, Vis. 46. Bit ~36, 8-5/8", X1G, out ~ 11,082', 341' - 25-3/4 hrs. 2-27-67 TD 11,334'. 252'. Drilling. .Mud wt. 11.1, Vis. 48. 2-28-67 TD il,454'. 120'. Drilling. Mud wt. 11.1, Vis. 47, Bit ~37, 8-5/8"i X1G, Out ~ 11,454', 373' - 26 hrs. Dev. 3/4° ~ 11~440'. 3-1-67 TD 11,698'. 244'. Mud wt. 11.4, vis. 51, WL 2.8, FD 2/32, PH-9.5, Cl. 650, Oil 6%, Dev. 3/4° ~ 11,440'. 3-2-67 3-3-67 3-4-67 3-5-67 3-6-67 3-7-67 3-8-67 TD 11,814'.'' 116'. Mud wt. 11.6, Vis. 48, Bit ~38, 8-5/8 X1G, out ~ 11,805', 351' - 29 hrs_. vis. 48. TD 12,112'. 84'. Logging. /~d22wt. 11.6, vis. 48, Bit ~39, 8-5/8", X1G, out ~~12', 307' - 27-1/2 hrs. TD 12,112'. Ran IES & G~~ from 7488' to 11,728'. Ran CBL inside 9-5/8" c~.~Ran FAL log 9500 '-7477'. Ran Neutron log inside 9-5~~/~sg. TD 12,112'. Ran di~~r log from 7483'-11,728'. Shale bridge-at 11,728'. q,~H w/ d.p. open ended. Pumped out 100 sx. cement plug ~~'. ~ PBTD 7460' . Mu~. 10.5, WIH w/ bit. Drilled cement to 7460'. Set b~~plug ~ 7440'. PBTD 7440'. Perf. 7410 '-7420' w/4 holes/ft. Ran DST. Strong blow at surface. Rec. 1000' WC, 210' RHM, 6186' of fresh water. ISIP 3285~, IF 535~, FF 3237~, 4-1/2 hr. FSiP 3237~. 3-9-67 Set bridge plug at 7016'. Perf. 6908'-6918' Sch. w/4 holes/ft. Ran DST 35~ max. surf. press. Gas to surface in 3 hrs. Rec. 1000' WC, Rev. out 12.6 bbls. oil cut mud, 30 bbls. 20°API oil, no water. ISIP 2588#, IFP 577~, FFP 1272~, 2 hr. FSIP 2612#. HPI 3861#, HPF 3837#. 3-10-67 Set bridge plug ~ 6883'. Perf. 6820'-6830' Sch. IES meas. w/4 holes/ft. WIH w/ DST tool. 3-11-67 Made DST. Tool open 9-1/2 hrs. Gas to surf. in 5 hrs. Gas volume too small to measure. Rev. out 14.2 bbls. w.C.,~ 30-b~i~ oil cut mud, 21 bbls. oil (20°API) No water. IF 535', FF 1286~, 6 hrs. FSIP 2764~, HPI 3768~, HPF 3744~, Set bridge plug ~ 6788'. 3-12-67 Perf. 6754'-6764' by IES w/4 holes/ft. Took DST. Tool open 3 hrs. Weak blow. Rec. 1000' WC, 270' slightly gas cut mud. ISIP 2779~, IF 529~, FF 577~, 3 hr. FSIP 2779#, HPI 3720, HPF 3696~, Perf. 6772-6782' by IES w/4 holes/ft. Set. DST Pkr. at 6768'. Opened tool, had communication w/ perfs, at 6754'-6764'. POH w/ test tool. -4- 3-13-67 3-14-67 3-15-67 3-16-67 3-17-67 3-18-67 3-19-67 3-20-67 3-21-67 3-22-67 3-23-67 Set bridge plug at 6467'. Perf. 6444'-6454' by IES w/ 4 shots/ft. Ran DST. Tool open 4-1/4 hrs. Weak blow. 1000' WC, 450' Sli. oil cut mud. No water. ~SIP 2802#, IFP 535~, FFP 681~, 4 hr. FSIP 1815#, HIP&F 3623~. Rec. WIH w/ bit. Drilled out bridge plugs at 6476', 6788', made trip for new bit. Drilled bridge plugs ~ 6883', 7016', WIH to 7250'. Made trip w/ casing scraper to 7275'. Set bridge plug ~ 7273'. Perf. 7150'-7170', 7184'-7194', 7206'-7236' by IES w/4 holes/ft. WIH w/ test tool. Set pkr. at 7108'. Gas to surface in 4 hrs. Volume too small to measure. F~ight blow at 6:00 a.m., still testing. Blow died at 10:25 a.m. Shut in at 11:25 a.m. Unable to reverse through tool. Left tool shut in 8 hrs. Pulled 90' to mud. Could not reverse out. Pulled up and set pkr. at 6250'. Reversed out 18 bbls. ~t mud, 80 bbls. gas cut brackish.water. ISIP 30~.~F 438~, FF 3092~, 8 hr. FSIP no good. Made trip ~/~. Circ. and cond. mud. ~~ POH w/ bit. Set bridge plug~~56'. Perf. 6782'-6792', 6800'-6820', 6830'-6840', 68~6860', 6918-6928'. Set pkr. at 6728'· Gas to surf/P i~2-3/4 hrs. Fair blow dec. to very w~low in 16 hrs. Tool open 24 hrs. Took 6 hr. FSIP~,~.~ Pulled 21 stds. dry d.~Rev, out 10 bbls. oil cut mud, 57 bbls. 20·5°API o~~I 36961, ISIP 3237#, IF 6081, FF 1887~, 6 hr. SIP 27~, HPF 3672~. Set bridge plug at ~'. Perf. 4 holes at 4610' and 4 holes at 4480'. Set How~o~tainer at 4585', broke circ. through top perfs, w/1000~irc, for 10 min., cemented w/100 sx. Type I cement. Max PP 18001. Pulled out of retainer to 4400' reversed out cement f · WOC 18 hrs Drilled hd. cem 4380 '-4480' 4570 '-4585' · · f · Perf. 4534 '-4564' by IES w/4 holes/ft. WIH w/ DST tool. Had communication behind casing. No test. Made trip w/bit. Circ. & cond. mud. WIH w/squeeze tool. Prep to squeeze. Set sq. tool at 4385'. Pumped into form. w/15001 ~ 4 bbls./ min. Cemented w/200 sx. Class G cement. Final press· 1800#, Cleared tool and perf. w/5 bbls. water and 10 bbls. mud. WOC 8 hrs. Unable to move sq. tool· Backed off D.P. at 3935'. Left 14 its. 4-1/2" D.P., 2 subs & 9-5/8" RT'~S tool 'in hOl~ .... S~' bridge plug at 3930'. Perf. 4 holes at 3900' and 4 holes at 3700'· -5- 3-24-67 3-25-67 3-26-67 3-27-67 3-28-67 3-29-67 3-30-67 3-31-67 4-1-67 Set cement retainer at 3880'. Circ. out through perfs. at 3900' and back in through Perfs. at 3700' w/800~ P.P. Cemented w/175 ax. Type G cement. Displaced all cement below retainer. Dropped sealing bar. P.U. and reversed 25 ax. cem. at 3600'. Closed Hydril. Sq. out 20 ax. cem. through perfs, at 3700' w/900~ csg. press. WOC 18 hrs. WIH w/ bit. Drilled cem. 3624'-3759'. Topped BP ~ 3875'. Closed Hydril. Pressured up on 9-5/8" csg. w/1000#, broke back to 500#. POH w/ bit. Perf. 4 holes at 3870' by IES. Set retainer at 3848'. Pumped into form. through perfs, at 3870' w/ 1500~. Had partial circ. thru perfs, at 3700'. Sq. out 200 ax. Class G cement below retainer w/no returns through perfs, at 3700'. MaX. and final press. 2100~. Dropped sealing bar. Pulled up & rev. out. Mixed 100 ax. Class G cement and spotted plug 3725'-3475'. Pulled up 5 stds. & sq. out 42 ax. thru perfs, at ~0%' w/max. & final casing press. 2300~. Left press, on weber night. WOC until ~:00 P.M. Drilled ~.~570'-3725'. Perf. 3780'-3790 , 3820'-3840' by ~E~4 holes/ft. Now w/ test tool. Made DST. Tool open 4 hrs.~~s to surf. in 2 hours. Fair blow through out te4~Rec.~ 500' WC, 126' gas cut mud. IHP 1988~, ISIP 433~, I~~, FF 286. 2 hr. FSIP 553#, FHP 1964~. WIH w/ bit,~~lled retainers at 3848' and 3878'. ~' Drilled retainer at~.~'. POH w/ bit. Attempted to screw into fish. Attempted to catc~sh w/overshot. Made trip w/ wash pipe and burnin~oe. Unable to burn over top of fish. WIH w/ Servco Junk Mill. Milled for 3 hrs. POH. Set C.I. bridge plug at 3307'. Perf. 4 holes at 2000'. Set C.I. cement retainer at 1809'. Sq. out 200 ax. cement below retainer with 100 ax. Left in 9-5/8" csg. and 100 ax. sq. out through perf. into 9-5/8"- 13-3/8" casing annulus. Cut off 9-5/8" casing at 150' (approx. 10' below MLS) Backed off 13-3/8" MLS eqpt. Installed 13-3/8" cap on top of 13-3/8" MLS casing hanger. Cut off 20" casing approx. 4' above mud line. Cut off 30" drive pipe approximately 5' above mud line. Loaded out equipment. Suspended all operations on well. PENNZDIL ZAPATA DIVISION 1007 MIDLAND SAVINGS BUILDING · MIDLAND, TEXAS 79704 · April 10, 1967 TELEPHONE 915 MUTUAL 2-7316 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Supervisor State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Re: Starichkof State ~1 Pennzoil Co., Operator Dear Tom: I have received your letter of April 5, 1967, regarding analyzing the crude produced on the DST in the Starichkof State No. 1. We would prefer that the analysis of the sample of the crude recovered not be made public. I am having a detailed analysis run and would be happy to furnish you with a copy of the results, however, if you desire to use the U. S. Bureau of Mines Lab, I would suggest that they not be given the origin of the oil other than, perhaps, state that it was produced in Cook Inlet. I am not familiar with their procedures, however, I feel that they would probably analyze a sample with no more identification than this. I will be looking forward to a reply from you regarding this matter. KRH/mlm Yours very truly, Kenneth R. Huddleston PlVldlON Ot- MINES & MINtLRAL5 ANCHORAGE April 5, 1967 RE: Sfarlchkof State ~1 Pennzoil Co., Operator Hr. Kenneth Ro Huddleston Pennzot I ~ny i007 Nldland Savings Bldg. lqidland, Texas 79701 Dear Ken= You will recall that at the time we witnessed one of the -tests on the Starichkof No. I, a sample of the recovered f I u i d was caught ~3d transported to our office. We ~outd 1 tke to obtain your pernisslon to release thts sample to the U. S. Bureau of Hines for aha I ys i s. They norma I I y ana I yze samp I es of th i s type in their Casper, t~yomlng laboratory, but we cannot glve assurance that the results w lll not be made publ lc. If you feel that thls ~3uld result In prema- ture release of conflden, tlal Information, we wi I I have the analysis made by a private firm and will keep the results conftdentlal along wlth the other Information on the wei 1. Very truly yours Thomas R. Ma rsha I I, J r. Petrol eum 5uperv I OrJ3: dc PENNZOIL COMPANY 326 I Street Anchorage~ Alaska 99501 April 3, 1967 State of Alaska~ Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 ATTENTION: Mr. To R. Marshall, Jr. Gent lemen: RE: Pennzoil Company Starichkof State No. 1 Cook Inlet, Alaska Attached is our State Form P-B, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells for the Subsequent Report on Suspending Operations on this well. The P-7 form will be completed and filed in a few days from the Midland, Texas office. I would like to express my appreciation to your department for the fine cooperation and help that you have extended to us with the Pennzoil Company here in Alaska. Yours very truly, PENNZOIL COMPANY M. E. Naron MEN: blj Enc lo sure FOSSE P--3 STA1 1: ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION verse rode) --- " SUNDRY "NOTICES-AND REPORTS ON WELLS Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT~" for .su~ WELL WELL O~HER . Pennzoil CompaAy-~ .... }: _' : .... ADDRESS O~ OPERATOR 10OT::mdland- S~ving_~./Bl~g-.~ radioed, LOCA~XON 0~ WELL (Report location dearly_and fn accordance with any State reeui~ement~ See als0 space 17 below.) -' A~ ~u~.~e 843' from the north line and.--1841' freE the- east line of Sec. 33, T~$.~ R!SW SUBMIT IN TRIPL. 2E* (Other instructions ~ a re- 14. PERMI~ NO. 66-64 -I IR.133E""'VATIONSv R~(Sh0W'aboveWhether ~r; .B?~.~,sOS.-..ete.) -_ Effective: July 1, 1964 5. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 18790 6. XF INnIA~, ALLOTTEE OR TRIRET.'NAME 7. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME 8. ~m~'oa LEA~E NAmE Starichkof State 9. w~L-NO. ' ? . , . , Sec.;"33~./T3S, R15W 16. Check Appropriate Box T° Indicate .Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Dato. .: NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF I I PULL OB 'ALTER CASING I I SHOOT OR ACIDXZE ABANDON· REPAXR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) NOTn:.Report results, of multiple./e0~-P~letion on Well ompletion or Reeomp~etion Repbr~and,LogfOrm.) ' 17. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR CO~tPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, lneludtng~estimated date o£ starting an,~, proposed work. If well is direction~lly drilled, give subm~rface locations and measured and true vertical depths ro~:all markers afi'd'zon~s peru- nent to this work.) * Completed Opera~ions (Top to bottom) 1. Cut off 30" drive pipe approximately 5' above mud line. 2. Cut off 20" casing approximately 4' above mud line. 3. Installed 13 3/8" cap on 13 3/8" MLS casing hanger. - 4. Cut off 9 5/8" c~si~g approx. 10' belo~ MLS equipment. $~ Set 9 5/8" cast iron cement retainer at 1809~. Squeezed ou.% 200 SXo cement through retainer.Left 100 s×. in 9 5/8" CSgo and squeezed through perforations at 2000~ a~d ±n%o 9 5/8" %o 13 3/8~+ casing a~u!us° 6 Perforated four holes at 2000w . 7. Set cas~ iron bridge plug at 3307'. Ail other operations :were completed prior 'to 3-28-67 and reported on Form P-3 da~ed 3-30-67.. - .Comp leted.. Operat ions ' 1. Four holes perforated at 3700' , squeezed with 42 sx. 2. Perforations 3780'--3790' and 3820'--3840' : 3 Four holes perforated at 3870' squeezed. 4. Perforations at 3900~ fou~ holes~ squeezed. 5. 9 5/8" Halliburton squeeze tool (RTTS) set at 4385' , to.be left in hole, top of fish at 3935', .6. Four holes perforated at 4480' , squeezed, continued On back 18. I hereby eerLtfy that ~e$orelmin~ is true and correct ~ ' ; ' Sm~DH, n,. ~0~ TITLe.,. DATn..Apr.~'i 31 1967 . ~ . *See Instructions on Reverse Side APR 4.1967 DI¥1~ION OF MINES & MINERAL~ ANCHORAGE Instructions ~.v;~cr~: This form is designed for submitting proposals to perform certain well operations, and reports of such operations when completed, as indicated, on Fed- '!~,iian lands pursuant to applicable Federal law and regulatiens, and, if approved or accepted by any State, on all lands in such State, pursuant to applicable ; ...~d regulations. Any necessary special instructions concerning the use of this form and the number of copies to be submitted, particularly with regard to ~r regional procedures and practices, either are shown below or will be issued by, or may be obtained from, the local Federal and/or State office. If there are no applicable State requirements, locations on Federal or Indian land should be described in accordance with Federal requirements. Consult local ~-'~!~ral office for specific instructions. ?: Proposals to abandon a well and subsequent reports of abandonment should include such special information as is required by local Federal and/or State offices. :-;uch proposals and reports should include reasons for the abandonlnent; (1,'~I.a (m any former or present productive zones, or other zones with present significant ,~i~ not sealed off by cement or otherwise; depths (top and bottom) and method of placement of cement plugs; mud or other material placed below, between and amount, size, method of parting of any casing, liner or tubing pulled and the depth to top of any left in the hole; mte~o~ o~_ifl~ing to~ o~vell; a~pc~ate ~vell site ~,r final inspection looking to approval of the abandonment. ~ O~ ~n ~ ~O bJ H~ 0 ~0 CO ~] .J Form No. STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND-.GAS .CONSERVATION COMMISSION Effective: July 1, 1984 LAN° Drr,c~Anchorage L~A~E N,,M~EEADL 18790 LEASE DE UNIT NAME Starichof State No. :.. -. ~.LESSEE'S~.-::MON~HLY~- REPORT;OF OPERATIONS .. State __.AJ=__a__s__k__a__ ............... i ......... Borough .......... K.__e_~..a_.'.1_ ............ '__.i___ Ffeld ' ' _:Tke:followi~.i~ a.oorreo~ .re_por~::of o~eratior~s _a~r~d prod~eHOr~: (inel~dir~ drilli~ and prod~oi~ ~,tt,) fo, ~ ~o~& o/_ ..... ~_r__~:h_____,_: ......... :____~ ,::19.6_Z_,._ ......... :_.: ........... : .................. ./l~e,r~t, s address 1007 Midland Saving_s Ban_k_ Corn-an' Pennzoil Company ................................................... , ............. ;., y .... . .............. ~ ..................................... ~,~,~ ......... _R7_2_::_5___4__2__Z__:__Z_)_ .... ~ .... 2._::_:_'::_~ ..... L_~.:_: ' · ~' GALLONS OY BAaREL8 Or REI~IARKS SEc. AND -BAlm2L8 or O~ Ou.'F~; Or - OisO~B · WA~ ~ ~(If ~, d~thl ff shut down, ~ OF ~ _ ~ RECOVERED.. none, so s~te)~da~ ~d ~ult of ~t for ~e ~ o~t of ~) . S~.33 :---/'~: '~: k - 3-4-67 3.5-67 'TD ;d to 12, ') Sonic 7483' --1 ,728'; ran c bond log 3-6-67 3-7-6~, 3-8-67 3-9-67 3-10-67 3-11-67 3 -12 -67 3-13-67 3-14-67 3-15-67 3-16-67 3-18-67 6 3 -20--,67 p~ meter ' ,rations ,rat ions ~t 6883.' . ,rations 3-21-67 3 -22-67 from 11, 8'. (Bo of 9 5 ,' '742 . Se ~-6830' Set b --6764'; made D 6476' ~ ;. DST on le plugs ', 678 ~t 7273'. rations ~-7144 ' , .t 6956' ~ DST on ~0 ' 60 ' 691 6300 '; .er a~ ,10' :ulated cas ng at 7483'.) "',, ,~'~ ~- ~' :~ '~.'" .:'~ ~, "~ '~:'" bridg, plug at 70~6' . . ,~.,. ..~ .'~:(%~' ,~.. p at 6788' . on p :rforations 6772' :ions 6 :4' --6454' ' 6 ' and )16 ' 7150" 70' 7206'--7236' ions 6 82'--6792' 6800' '--692 '. hol ~s at )10' and 4480'; out sx. mt through to ~ns at 4480'; --4564 ' o ueeze t ~t 4385'; squeez out .00 sx. cement ti _ons at and 4534' --45641'; le to remove s :d off pipe at 3935' ;[set plug at 3930'; p ueeze ' and 39 wit~ four continued on back NoTE.--There were ................................................ runs or sales of oil; ................................................ M cu. ft. of gas sold; ' runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NOTE.~Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in dupiicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding mo[~h,[~u~.es~ (tty~w~isel~ directed.. lXEtF!V[7 IJ APE 4,1967 DIVI,51ON O1: MINES & MINEP, At,~ _ 3-23-6? Set cement retainer at 3880'; squeezed out 175 sx. through perforations at 3900'; circulated in through perforations at B?00'; pulled up to 3600'; squeezed out 20 SXo through perforations at B?O0'o 3-24-67 Perforated four holes at 3870'--3871'; set cement retainer at 3848'; squeezed out 200 sxo cement; pulled up and squeezed out 42 sx. cement through perforations at 3700'. 3-25-67 Drilled cement; perforated 3780'--3790', 3820'--3840'. 3-26-67 Made DST on perforations 3780'--3790', 3820'--3840'; drilled retainer 3848' ~ cement 3851'--3871', retainer 3890' o 3-27-67 Drilled bridge plug at 3930'. 3-28-67 Attempted to fish out-squeeze tool. cast iron brid&'e, p_l_p~9_ a.t 3_307'; perforated four holes at ZO00'. 3 - 2 9 - 6 7 S e t j~ - ron 809 '. - 3-30 67 Set cast i _~_= ~ ~_ , . ; squeezed out 100 sx cement through perforations at 2000 and left 100 SXo in 9 5/8" casing° 3-31-63 Cut off 9 5/8" casing 10' below MLS Eqpt. Backed off 13 3/8" casing Riser° Installed 13 3/8" Cap. Cu~ off 20" R{'ser approxo 6" above 13 3/8" Cap o(4' above mud line) Cut off 30" drive pipe 5' above mud lineo Ail operations suspended° PENNZOIL COMPANY 326 I Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 March 31, 1967 State of Alaska Digision of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage~ Alaska 99504 ATTENTION: Mr. T. R. M~:3~rshall, Jr. Gentlemen: Pennzoil Company Starichof State No. 1 Cook Inlet, Alaska Attached is our report of operations for the month of March~ 1967. Would you please keep this information confi- dential. Very truly yours, PENNZOIL COMPANY M. E. Naron MEN: blj Enc lo sure cc: Mr. K. R. Huddleston RECEIVED APR ,1967 ~YI&ION ~ NUNEIi & MINEiLa~ PENNZOIL COMPANY 326 I Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 March B0, 1963 State of Alaska Division of Mines & Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 ATTENTION:. Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: RE: Pennzoil Company StarichkOf State No. 1 COok Inlet, Alaska Attached is our Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells form showing our proposed methods of sealing off this well in order to suspend operations. The operations that have been completed to date are also shown. Mr. O. K. Gilbreth has checked these operations and proposals and has given his verbal approval to proceed. Would yOu please continue to keep all of this information confidental. Very truly yours, PENNZOIL COMPANY M. E. Naron MEN: blj cc: Ken Huddleston STA/"-'~OF ALASKA 8UBMZT IN TRI! ~&TE* (Other instruction. ,n re- OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE verse side) ,,. SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (DO not use, this form -for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a different reservoir. USe "APPLICATION 'FOR PERMIT--" for such proposals.) OIL OAS ~ ~ WELL WELL OTHER 2. NAME .OF OPERATOR ° ~ PennZoil Company. 8. ADDREE]~ OF OPERATOR . '- t -~ ( . "' 1007 Mid·land Savings Bldg., Midland, Texas 79701 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Rep0rtilocation.clearly and in accordance with any State requirements.* See also space.17 below.) At surfece 843.' :-from the north line and 1841' from the east linc'of .Sec, 33, T3S, R15W. 14. PERMIT NO. 66~,64 15. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, 133' RKB above HI.S Effective: July 1, 1964 . 5. LEA~E'~E~ATXON AND ,ERZAL NO. ADL 18790 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 7. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME 8. FARM OR LEASE NAME Starichkof State 9. WELL NO. One. 10. FIELD AND POOL~ OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., OR ELK. AND EURVEY OR AREA Sec. 33, T3S, R15W' 12. BOROUGH [ 18. aTATE Kenai [ Alaska 16. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature o[ Notice, Report, or Other Data '-NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL (Other) PULL OB ALTER CASING MULTIPLE COMPLETE ABANDONs cHANGE PLANS Suspend Opera. EUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT* (Other) NoTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well ompletion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 17. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. If well ':is direetionally drilled, give subsurface locations and measured and true vertical depths for a~l markers and zones pertl- neE, to this work.,* dg)/~ 4Y~ /~ / Proposed ,Operations (Top to Bottom) li .Cut off 30" drive pipe approximately 5' above Inlet Floor. 2° InStall CIW 13 3/8" cap Plug to seal top of 13 3/8" and 9 5/8" casing. 3. Set Baker cement Retainer at 1890' in 9 5/8" casing. 4. perforate 9 5/8" ,casing at 2000' with four holes. 5.· Squeeze out 200 sx. of cement -below retainer at 1890' and through perforations at 2000', leaving approximately 100 sx. of, cement in 9 5/~8" casing and 100 sx. in 9 5/8" to 13 3/8" annuluS. 6.Set Bridge plug at 3307". Completed Operations (as Of 3-28-67) 1 Four ·holes perforated at 3700' squeezed with 42 sx 2. perforations 3780'--379'0' and 3820'--3840'. 3 Four holes perforated at 3870' squeezed 4. Perforations at 3'900', four holes~ squeezed. 5. 9 5/8" Halliburton squeeze tool (RTTS) set at 4385' , to be left in ho~.~ top. of fish at 3935'. 6. ' Four holes perforated at 4480' squeezed 7 ' Perforations at 4534'--4564' squeezed 8. Cement Re~ainer at 4585'. Squeezed out 100 sx. through perforations APPROVED BY '/~/~ ~/~/.'~~r~cA'~ TITLE CONDITIONS OF ~,~PPI~OViL', IF ANY: VERBAL APPROVAL. FROM HR. O. K. GILBRETH ON 3-29-67 *See In,tru~tion, on Rever~e Side I AR 3 1,1967 DIVISION O~ MINES a MINERAI. B ANCHORAGE 6800'--68B0' 6840'--6860' 6910' -69B0' 12o Bridge plug &t 6956'. 1Bo Perforations at 7008'--7018, 7134'--7144' 7206 ' --7236' . 14. Bridge plug at 7273' . 15o Perfoations at Y410'--7420, . 16. Bridge plug at 7440' o 17. Cement plug at 74?0'--7650' with 100 sx. at 4610' 9. Perforations at 4610' four holes, squeezed 10 Bridge plug at 6BO0' 6772 11o Perforations at 6444'--6454' 6754' -6764' FORM SA o I B MEMORANDUM TO: ~- ~omas R, Marshall, Jr. ~ State of Alaska DIVISION OF MINES AND MINERALS FROM: O. K. Gilbreth, Jr. DATE : March 22, 1967 SUBJECT; Field Trip Report March 21 & 22, 1967 Starichkof State #1 Pennzoil Company, Operator On Tuesday, March 21, 1967, I left Anchorage by PNA morning flight to Homer. At Homer, I caught a crew boat and arrived at the subject lo- cation at 1:15 p.m. This trip was made to witness a drill-stem test. The information contained in this report is confidential and is not to be released. The drill-stem test covering the interval 4534-64 was underway when I arrived, having started at approximately 1:00 p.m. The tool was opened after a one hour close-in pressure. .A strong blow was observed immedi- ately decreasing to dead in 30 minutes. The tool was closed and the annulus re-filled and tool opened again. A strong blow was noticed immediately, rapidly decreasing to dead at end of 30 minutes. The tool was closed and opened again with the same results. It was felt 'that tool might have been plugging. Pipe was pulled to top of fluid. Had approximately 3850' net rise. DST charts didn't show any additional information. Net rise consisted of gas cut cement contaminated clabbered mud and no water. Operator pulled out of hole and went into squeeze perfs as communication had been indicated prior to opening the test tool. After the communica- tion is corrected, well will be re-perforated and test re-run. I left location at 5:00 a.m. by crew boat and returned to Anchorage by PNA. Total time on this trip of 25-1/2 hours included 9-3/4 hours travel time and 15-3/4 hours work time. OKG:dc -- FORM SA- I-B · 50M 1/67 ~ MEMORANDUM TO: [-Thomas R. Marshall, Jr~ State of Alaska DIVISION OF MINES AND MINERALS FROM: O. K, Gilbreth, Jr. ~ DATE :March 21, 1967 SUBJECTs Field Trip Report - Test Pennzoil's Starichkof No. 1 On Saturday March 18, 1967, I left Anchorage by early morning PNA Flight to Kenai. At Kenai, I transferred to a company chartered helicopter and traveled to Pennzoil's Starichkof No. 1 near Anchor Point. I arrived on location at 10:45 A.M. Mr. Ken Huddleston of Pennzoil advised that the DST tool was open and had been for over 8 hours. A 3' flame was visible from the gas vent line on the test apparatus. The test was made with the packer set at 6728' and perforations 6782-92; 6800-20; 6830-40; 6850-60; 6918-28 open beneath the packer. A permanent bridge.plug was located below the perfs at 6928'. Tool was opened for a ten minute initial flow then closed in for a one hour I.C.I.P. Well was then opened at 1:00 a.m. 3-18-67 for 24 hour test. Tool was closed at 1:00 a.m. 3-19-67 for a six hour final close-in pressure. At 7:00 a.m., reverse circulated to top of fluid and-found a net rise of 4752' in 16.60# drillpipe. Waited on barge for five hours account of high winds and waves, Displaced 10 bbls. mud and recovered 58.5 bbls. mu4 cut oil. Corrected g=avity ~,5° A.P.I. and last S/O 10% BS, mud, and drilling water. Started pulling out of hole. I returned by company chartered heli- copter and plane to Anchorage and met you at airport to discuss paying quanities test. The calculated minimum quanity to qualify for "paying quanities" was de- termined as follows: Estimated oil selling price at Nikiski or Homer $2.38/bbl.-based on 20-22 gravity. The dirty oil corrected out above 21° several times but entrained gas made accurate determination impossible. Estimated terminal charge $0.10/bbl, transport charge wellhead to terminal $0.20/bbl., royalty $O.119/bbl., tax $0.02/bbl. which leaves a wellhead price of $1.94/bbl. A Gulf coast type caisson completion is anticipated with no platform and only lines running.to shore. The well probably will have to be pumped by subsurface pump early in the life. Operating and treating expenses are estimated to be $3,000/well/month. Based on a net price of $1.94/bbl., this indicates an economic limit of 51.6 BOPD. Since the economic limit is so close to the volume recovered on test, we flew to Anchorage and discussed the results and information with you. It was decided that the well would produce in "paying" quanities and Mr. Huddleston was so advised. At that time, future testing plans were un- decided. We are to be furnished with pressure information from the test later. A three quart sample of the oil was obtained. I returned home at 9:10 p.m. 3-19-66. Total time on this trip was 39 hours with five hours being spent in travel and the balance on the test. OKG:dc AMERICAN STRATIGRAPHIC COMPANY T RA NSMIT TA I. Mr. Harry Kugler Division of Mines & Minerals 3 0 01 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alask~ March 15~, 1967 Dear Sir: We have transrnit~ed this date via delivery to your office one set of ( washed . ) samples from . ~ ~ ¢~ to the~ One set washed samples Penn~oL[ Company No. 1 Starichk~' / ~ ~ ~ from AMERICAN STR;''TIC''R'~'~PI4'IC CO. P.O..r.~OX 2!,2.7 ANCHORAGF-, ALASKA Receipt Acknowledged: Very t uly yours, Dale W all/ngton American Stratigraphic Co, PENNZO I L COMPANY 326 I S%reet Anchorage ,. Alaska 99501 March 3, 1967 State of Alaska Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 ATTENTION: Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. Gent lemen: RE: Pennzoil Company Staricho£ State No. 1 Cook Inlet, Alaska Attached is our report of operations for the month of February, 1967. Would you please keep this information confi- dential. Very truly yours, PENNZO IL COMPANY M. E. Naron MEN: blj Eric lo s ur e cc: Mr. K. ~. Huddleston Form No. P--4 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Effective: July 1, 1964 LAND or~,c~nchorage, Alaska LEASE O. UNIT NAME Starichkof State No. LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS The followi~ff is a correct report of operations and prod~ctior~ (i~cl~di~ drillir~ and prod~oinff wells) for the mo~th of ..... ~Le_'-b-~-~;~ ...................19--6--7 ............................................................................. .4~er~t'saddress 326 I Street Pennzoil Company ....... ........................................................... ) .............. ............__.~_c___h__o__~_a__c~_e__,_____A__].__~ ~._~___ ..... :9_,_.9___5___0___]: ..................... Si d:n, ed... .... '-'lV['.--~' "' ' '-~--'~ "-'-Na-'ff O-fi~"~--'r~"~-----~--' ..... ............... PY~o~e 272-5427 ................. /l~e~t's title ~nginee-r- ................................... SEC. AND BABBEI~ OF OIL ~4o~' ]4 Nk~,IE 2-11 2-28-6 G/R Son: and for 30 11,698' ]RAFIT 3.5~ ent Cu. FT. or OAS (In'thousands) gs,; Dip. N-80 ca., NV BOP Okay (}ALLONS OF (]}ASOLINE RECOVERED -Meter ~ing at !ested BARRELS OF WATER (If none, ~o state) urvey 7483 ' . ;OP w/5~ REMARKS (I! drtllln~, d~th; if shut down,.oauze; date and reeult of teet for ~aso,me content of ~nd took SWCo Cemented with )00#. Tested NO runs or sales of oil; ................... ..N..O. ...................... M cu. ft. of gas sold' NOTE.~There were ................................................ NO runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) filedNOTE'~Rep°rtin duplicate°nwiththiSthef°rmDivisioniS requiredof for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding mon~, be directed. 6 19(57 DIVISION Of- M1Nfz$ & MINERALS ANCHORAGE pENNZDIL ZAPATA DIVISION E]'O ~4 PANY 1007 MIDLAND SAVINGS BUILDING · MIDLAND, TEXAS 79704 · TELEPHONE 9J5 MUTUAL 2-7316 February 28, 1967 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Re: Starichkof State #1 Pennzoil Company Dear Mr. Marshall: In reply to your letter of February 23, 1967, regarding the spillage of drilling fluid into Cook Inlet, necessary actions have been taken to remedy this situation and in the future every effort will be made to avoid the reoccurrence of this spillage. Yours very truly, Kenneth R. Huddleston KRH/mlm I~IVI~ION gl- MINES & MINERALS ANCHORAGE · Form SA 1 IIf EMORA ND OM TO: FThomas R. Marshall, Jr. ~ROM: O. K. Gilbreth, Jr. ~ DIVISION OF MINES AND MINERALS DATE : February 23, 1967 SUBJECT: Field Trip to Pennzoil's Starichkof No. 1, February 21 On February 21, I traveled by PNA' to Homer with Mr. Ernie Naron, who is a dril- ling supervisor representing Pennzoil Oil Company. We left Anchorage at 8:30 a.m. and traveled by company crew boat from Homer to the subject location arriving there at approximately 12:30 p.m. This trip was made for the purpose of check- ing operation of the blowout preventers. Operator had been making hole and ad- vised that he would be unwilling to put any pressure on the formation while tes- ting the BOPs. Considerable difficulty had been experienced recently in hole stability in this well. I advised Mr. Naron that a check of operation of the blowout equipment would be satisfactory. While coming out of the hole, operator pulled into the intermediate pipe, and operation of the Hydril and pipe ram sec- tion of the blowout preventers was witnessed. Due to high viscosity of operating fluid, preventer movement was s~uggish initially, but operated satisfactorily before they were completely closed. A pressure of 750 psi was applied to the outside of the Hydril with no leakage indicated; 3000 psi were applied to the pipe rams with no leakage indicated. Operator advised that the preventers.'had been checked with'complete pressure test approximately one week before. In view of the apparent satisfactory operation at this time with a recent pressure test indicating no problem, it appears safe to assume that these preventers are oper- ating satisfactorily. High pressure kill and bleed lines were installed with one segment of the bleed line holding two adjustable chokes on the rig floor. It appears that operator has taken adequate safety measures to protect against a blowout in this well. Total time on this trip was 13 hours and five minutes, with approximately one hour being spent in testing, four hours waiting time, and eight hours and five minutes travel time. OKG/jmd PENNZOIL COMPANY 326 I Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 February 16, 1967 State of Alaska Division of Mines & Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 ATTENTION: Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: RE: Pennzoil Company Starichkof State No. 1 Cgok Inlet~ Alaska Enclosed are two (2) copies of the corrected and final location survey for the Pennzoil Starichkof State No~ 1 Well. If any additional information is needed, please call me. Very truly yours, PENNZOIL COMPANY M. E. Naron MEN: blj Enclosures cc: Mr. K. R. Huddleston Midland, Texas F__ -- __ 25 2O 21 I IPENNZOIL STARICHKOF STATE No. ,TRUE PROTR,ACTED ,VALUES !LAT. 59° 52 44.04' ; m. I/ ; ,' Ix.': ' ;- ! I 36 $2 I 35 I I I I I I I I I 26 34 I 35 I/4 Car, Sec. 25/36 True Protracted Value y = 2.152,895' 3 S x = 173,2281 T 4 S I Surveyed Vah~e Y = 2~152~928 X = 173~ 191 Scale' I"= I Mile Certificate of Surveyor hereby certify that lam properly registered and licensed to practice land surveying in the State of Alaska and that this plat represents o location survey made by me or under my supervision, and that all dimensions and other details are correct. 25 36 Date / Dolfe Surveyor Surve~'or SURVEYORS NOTE The location of PENNZOIL STARICHKOF STATE No. I wes accomplished by use of U.S,C.I~ G.S. Triangulation St(~tion "'Ninilchil(" & U.S.C.E. Stations "Nor~ ~ork~ ~!n~l/ ~n "Ninilchik Dome" '~- ~ I\L L~VL~ FEB l'z 1967 DtYI$1ON 01:MiNi:3 ~ Al,lC, HOP, AGE Survey of PENNZOIL STARICHKOF STATE No. I Located in ~W I/4NE ~'~ PR.OTRACTED SEC.~,T$ $,R 15W~$.M.,AAA Surveyed for PENNZOIL COMPANY 007 MIDLAND SAVINGS BLDG. MIDLAND~TEXAS Surveyed by F.M. LINDSEY ~ ASSOC. LAND E~ HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS PO, BOX 4-081 S PENARD, ALASKA PENNZOIL COMPANY 326 I Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 February 3, 1967 State of AlaSka Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 ATTENTION: Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. Gent lemen: RE: Pennzoil Company Starichkof State No. 1 Cook Inlet, Alaska Attached is our report of operations for the month of January, 1967. Would you please keep this information confi- dential. Very truly yours, PENNZO IL COMPANY M. E. Naron MENIblj Enclosures Mr. K. R. Huddleston Midland, Texas 6,1967 Form No. P--4 ~ ~ STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Effective: July l, 1964 ~ ~AND °~'%kncno~ge, Alaska · ~A,~ ~.~ ~L 18790 LEA~E OR ~NIT NAME LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State _A___]-__~_s___~ .......................... Borough ..... _K..~_n___~_i__ ........................ Field ...... ~i._!_.d..C_..a.5 ................................................... The followin~ is a eorreot report of operations arid prod~etio~ (inel~dir~ drilli~ff and prod~ei~ff wells) for tI~e month of ......... __J_a___n_.u__a__~y._ ...... : ......... 19_6_.7__, _ ........................................................................... ~l~e~t'saddress 326 I $~reet Cor~ an Pennzoil Company Ph, or~e ............. _2__7__2__%5_..4___2__7__ .................................................. .,t ~. er~t,' s t,i~le ~,ng-±-nee~'- ................................... GALLONS OF BARRELS O~ REMARKS SEC.~ oFAND~,~ TWP. RANGE WELL D*YS BARREL~ OF 01L (]RAVITY CU. FT, OF (lAS (~ASOLINE WATER (If (I! drilliuz, depth: 1! shut down, oau~e; NO. PRODUCED (In thousands) RECOVERED none, so state) date and result of test for g~ollae oontent o! ~as) NWNE 35 15~ 1 Sec33 1-9-67 Rig on location. / 1-12-67 Drove ;',0" c~nductor to 166'--35 1-14-67 Set 20'~ 94#/ft. H-4() csc.. at 500~'. Cem~:nted w:[th 800 sx. Clas., A c ament. ::e.ste d csg. & BOP wil;h 500 1-18-67 Ran IE.~ and Gamma R~y Sonic Logs at 213_~ '. 1~1.9-i67 Se~ 13 3/8" O.D., 5,~.5#~ J-55 ca.,;ing a~ 2120'. Cemented wi~h 1400 sx. Cla:~s A cement. Tested csg, w:~h 1500 pDun(.so Tested ~)P wi~h ~000 t~ounds. 1-31-67 Drilli~.g at 5916'. NOTE.--There were .............. N..O.. ............................ runs or sales of oil; .............. .N...O. ...........................M cu. ft. of gas sold; ......................... N...0. ............................. runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NOTE.~Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding/~ttF t~l,s\~It~r~se directed. I\L k- · FEB 6,1967 DIVISION Of NIINES & M. INI~RAL~ ANO,IOtUS,GE PLACID OIL COMPANY ANCHORAGE, ALASKA January 5, 1967 Division of Lands 344 $ixZh Avenue _ Anchorage, Alaska 99501. RE: ADL !~1'8790 · pen~zo i 1.-Comp any'~ Sta~/ic~hkof S~aZe N~ ~ 1 ' '~ ', ' -~n a Desk' n~,~ion ~: OperaZor executed on~{"beh~f O'f: %'he Supe-~ior Oit~- .Company. . This ins%r~men%~ .des~gna%e ~h:e'; Penmzoil Company as opera~or~ wi~'h ~sr~pec~~5~.. ' ~o Zhe18790.i~i~,~....~?/ac='ea~e ~overed in Sta~e of{{AlaSka?uease'~-~L -' TAC: blj Enclosure PLACID OIL COMPANY Thomas A. Collins DiVi slo~ of ~ ~aud~S ~ ~ · :~; :-. _ ._..:~.on._.the recordS_°~'~ .g~S ,lease dinted . "'. . ~dersi~ed z~rceS, holde~z~QO. ~d hereby desi~tes" -~ ~ ddre~S: 9® :" : ?~exmS 77002.. : . his behalf ms · ,-.the : :~,~.:.~,.~ ~ rep .~., e O~ .... · ~' with .. ~ ~ ~-O~~-h~ - . : w~th th. .. .: comp M ~.~ the, D~r . _..-~.~ .~::comPl~ . /.;. .~.,~ , ~ . lessee ...... e _i~ · ..- :: . . ~.- CZ' ~ · .... or orders. ' t::_= · _ =~ ~.ffy-:%he Dz ~e~ ~ ~e :lessee &grees ~romptlY ~ "~ - ~APATA COMPANY MIDLAND SAVINGS BUILDING ., MIDLAND, TEXAS 79704 · TI..;LI':?I-ION£ 915 MU"ru,~L January 16, 1967 State of Alaska Division of Lands 344 6th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska Gentlemen: 99501 With reference to our permit to drill our Starichkof State No. 1 well in South Cook Inlet, we have moved the drilling platform onto the location which we have previously furnished you and have driven 30" conductor pipe and spudded at 5:00 A.M., January 13, 1967. we will advise you when this operation is completed. Very truly yours, Tompkins LPT/mlm CC: ~u~ of~aska Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 PLACID OIL COMPANY 326 ! STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 January 4, 1966 State of Alaska Division of Mines and Minerals 3001Porcupir~ Drive Anchorage~ Alaska 99504 ATTENTION: Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. Gent lemen: Pennzoi 1 Company Starichokof No. 1 I am enclOsing the Designation of Operator executed by the Superior Oil Company which we previously discussed. This instrument designates Pennzoil Company as operator with respect to the acreage covered in State of Alaska Lease ADL 18790. I am also enclosing the ownership plat showing the leases around the subject well. Very truly yours, PLACID OIL COMPANY Thomas A. Collins TAC: bl j Enclosures REC JAN b 1866 DIVISION OP MINE~ ~ MINE~ ~0~ Director, Division of Lands Dep.~rtment of Natural Resources State of Alaska DESIGNATION OF OPERATOR The undersigned is, on the records of the Division of Lands, Department of Natural Resources~ holder of oil and gas lease dated September l~ 1962, bearing serial No. ADL-18790, and hereby designates: Nsuue: Address: Pennzoil Company 900 Southwest Tower Houston, Texas 77002 as his operator and agent~ with full authority to act in his behalf in complying with the terms of the lease and regulations applicable thereto and on whom the Director or his representative may serve written or oral instructions in securing compliance with the Oil and Gas Leasing Regulations with respect to: Township..3._South,_ Range 15 West, SM Section 33: E½ ..... Section 34: All Section 35: All (frac) Township 4 South~ Range 15 West,SN ~ Se6t'ion 2: ' ~'l~l~(f'rac) Section 3: All Section 4: All Section 10: All Section ll: All (frac) It is understood that this designation of operator does not relieve the lessee of responsibility for compliance with the terms of the lease and the 0il and Gas Leasing Regulations. It is also under- stood that this designation of operator does not constitute an assign- ment of any interest in the lease. In case of default on the part of the designated operator, the lessee will make full and prompt compliance with all regulations, lease terms~ or orders of the Director or his representative. The lessee agrees promptly to notify the Director of any chauge ~'_. in the designated op'erator. DIVI~IOIN OF MINE,S& MINFRA~i ANC...HOi~G E THE SUPERIOR 0IL COMPANY VICE PRESIDENT ATTEST: HUMBLE 21 It - 30 - 7'5 ADL 29776 , HUMBLE 28 II -:50 -75 ADL 29777 SUPERIOR - TEXACO 8 -31 -67 ADL 18789 I SUPERIOR 23 24 27 26 1 8-:51-67 ADL 18788 SUPERIOR 25 T 3 S 34 35 36 -k I0 8 -31 -67 ADL 18790 RI5W T 4 S REC FlVr9 JAN ;5 1966 DIVI,SION OF MINES & MINEI~L$ ANCHORAGE Proposed Location: 760' South and 1880' West from NE Cornei', Sec. $3, T. ;5 S., R. 15 W., S.M. Cook Inlet, Alaska Placid Oil Company Anchorage District Ownership Map Vicinity Pennzoil Company Starichkof State No. I Scale' I"= 4,000' Date'l - 3 - 67 ~ 4, 1967 loog ~ $,rinp P~ £~ euglooed a letter ~-~-rom .r~e Alaska DeparC- opgeir~ ou ~ f,ce of th q~roved drill/ns permJ~ Very truly, yours,, /., -/?/,. / / · , Thmmto R. MarshoZl, Jr. l,euob, m FORM SA-1 100M 9/65 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska T°:rThom~s R. Marshall, Jr. PetroleumSuPervisor Division of Lands 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage FROM~aul A. LeRoux Water Projects Biologist Division of Commercial Fisheries ADF~G, Anchorage DATE : SUBJECT: December 30, 1966 Starichkof State #1 PennZoil Company, Operator. The subject well will be drilled adjacent to an important recreational clam beach and king salmon stream. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game therefore requests that the follow- ing wildlife stipulations appear on the pemit to drill. (1) No extraneous matter of any sort except sewage may be disposed of in the water. (2) No mud, oil or oil contaminated liquid of any sort may be dis- posed of in the water. PAL' ' cc: Ed Huizer, Water Rights Coordinator, ADF&G, Juneau C.H. Meacham, Reg. Superv. Comm. Fish.ADF&G, Anchorage Frank Stefanich, Reg. Superv. Sport Fish. ADF&G, Anchorage Larry Engel, Sport Fish Biologist, ADF&G, So!datna JAN I l bb DIVISION (,..)1: MINE,S ~ MINE. RAL,~ ANCHORAGE FORM SA-I B I OOM 9/65 MEMORANDUM TO: l-- James A. Williams State of Alaska DATE : December 30, 1966 SUBJECT: Stal'ich~)f State iL~m~zo i ! Company, Enclosed is one ~pproved copy of t.~e permit to drill the above captioned ~1t, alou~ with ~ check in the amo,unt of $50 as filing fee. IMeed, er 30, 1966 find euelosed ~he ~ permit ~:o drill the re£ermmeed usll. ~tch smnpb mst care chips will be the abatdmmm~ er suqmusioa .of tha wll epe~a- Ve~ ~y ]mmr8, ? PLACID OIL COMPANY 326 t STREET ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 9950! December 29, 1966 State of Alaska Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage~ Alaska 99504 ATTENTION: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: RE: Pennzoil Company Starichkof State No. 1 Cook Inlet~ Alaska The subject well will be drilled with Placid Oil Company's Rig 66. In accordance with your request we are submitting the following information relative to our blowout prevention program for said well. Placid Oil Company Rig 66 Blowout Prevention Equipment No BOP equipment on BO inch (1/2 inch wall thickness) for drilling 26 inch hole; BOP equipment on 20 inch for drilling 17 1/2 inch hole: one 18 inch GK2000 Hydril (2000 psi W.P.) BOP equipment on 13 3/8 inch for drilling 12 1/4 inch hole: one 14 inch GK5000 Hydril (5000 psi W.P.); two 14 inch x 1500 type "SS" BOP (5000 psi W.P.) NOTE: one BOP equipped with blind rams~ the other equipped with same size rams as pipe size in hole. BOP equipment on 9 5/8 inch for drilling 8 1/2 inch hole: same BOP hookup as on 13 3/8 inch above. BOP equipment on 7 inch for drilling or completing: same BOP hookup as on 13 3/8 inch above. RECFIVED DEC 2 u 1966 DIVISION OF MINE5 & Mr. Thomas R. MarShall, Jr. ~ Pennzoi 1 Company Starichkof Stat'e No. 1 PAGE 2 December 29, 1966 TAC~ blj This ri9 is also equipped with independent kill and bleed-off lines with 5000 psi Please advise if you need any additional information. Very Truly yours PLACID OIL COMPANY Thomas A. Collins cc: Mr. Luther p. Tompkins ,~ENNZOIL ZAPATA DIVISION COMPANY 'J007 MIDLAND SAVINGS BUILDING · December 22, 1966 MIDLAND, TEXAS 79704 · TELEPHONE 915 MUTUAL 2-7316 State of Alaska Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: We Plan to drill an exploratory test well in search of oil and/or gas offshore in South Cook Inlet at the location shown on the attached plat. Also attached are Application for Permit to Drill, Form P-l, in triplicate, and our draft in the amount of $50.00. We will use Placid Oil Company's Rig ~66, which is a jack up type drilling platform to drill this well. We plan to commence our operations on or about January 3, 1967, and expect to complete operations April 1, 1967. You will note that this lease is owned by Superior Oil Company and we have secured their permission to drill this lease under a Farmout Letter Agreement. This date we are also requesting approval from the Corps of Engineers, Federal Avaiation Agency, Coast Guard and Fish and Game Commission. We will appreciate receiving your approval of this proposed operation at your earliest convenience. Yours very truly, Luther P. Tompkins LPT/mlm Enclosures Form P-1 Plat Draft 996I · ~u~ ti 'm~a~oad Io~uoaaJd lno~olq oAIO 'eqlclap leOtlaa~ anzl pua paJns~am pue suoll~aoI oa~.zn~qns uo ~l~p ~uauIlJad alI~ '*'I!~UoDoazlp uadaap ;zo IINP ol s! I~aodoad ~ -auoz aAilanpoad ~au paeodo, zd pue ouoz aAi~onpoad luaeaad uo ~l~p aais '~Jo~q ~nld ~o uadaop o~ el I~SOdOzd ~I : mv~too~a oagoao~,I aa~Dsaa a~v~g aAogv NI 'Bussed ,,L pue ,,8/g-6 * 8/£-gI ' ' ' ' · ,, ,,Oa uo POlI~gSuT oq IITtq 8 0 ~ O00EI 6[ L ,,~8 00§/- Ot 8/g-6 ,,%~I ~g e/g-ct ,,ffLI OOIE 00§ t9~I 'I &ln£ :a^!loaJJH _. t:IAAIWWO:) NOIAVA~F:iSNOD- SVO QNV 110 VNSVIV ~0 lAVAS ggNIA~g U.' pe,l o:)O'l 'ON ~/V/S ~'ONH31~V£S ~IOZNN3d ~o xe^Jn$ )l.!q31 !u!N. 'D~,S' ' ::! ~s.'n SUO!~D~S u.o!,l-r)in6uo so,'~ I :ON RE: Pennzoil Company Starichkof #1 NOTE: Pennzoil has filed a $100,000 Statewide Bond on form P-2. It is filed under "Bonds - Statewide" in File 1, Drawer 2.
