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Home My WebLink About175-056PLUGGING & LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT State of Alaska .ALASKA 0IL & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION · . PTD No. Lease/~ 13A -~-~ Memorandum To File API No. Well Name 0perator · Location Abnd Date Spud: /_~3~, TD: ,, 2.7! 2 , Completed Note casing size, wt, depth, ~t vol, & procedure. Sfc Long Csg: Liner: Perf intervals - tops: Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance- provide loc. clear, code. Well head cut off: Marker post or plate: Code Signed Date June 4, 1981 Union Oil Company of California P. O. Box 6247 Anchorage, Alaska 99505 Re: Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ~egulations Article 2, ABANDONMENT AND PLUC, CI~,~G, 20 AAC 25.120 ~ELL ABANDONMENT MARKER and 20 AAC 25.170 LOCATION CLEAN UP. Gentlemen: In regard to the above referenced regulations, your attention is called to an attached list of wells which, according to our records, have not received a final location inspection and approval of clean up. In compliance ~,;ith 20 AAC 25.170 Section (a), "Within one year of suspension or abandonment of an on- shore well", all clean up work is to be finished. ~ection, (b) provides the means for an extension of time if a valid, reason exists. Section (c) provides for on site inspection. Consequently, we are presenting the follo¥~in~ list of your abandoned and/or suspended wells. Many of these are now more than one year old and are not in compliance %.~ith regulations. Others should bare the final insF~ction completed this summer while weather permits. This list covers the years 1975 to date. There may be some earlier %~¢ells t.hat also need inspec- tion. If you have any earlier wells to be inspected this summer please inform us. Therefore, we are requesting a schedule from you for this summer when our field inspe ~ ~ . , c=¢rs can accompany your representa- tives to these sites for the final clcan up inspection. Yours truly, Lonnie C. 'Smith Commissioner UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA SUSPENDED Cannery Loop Unit #1 Trail Ridge Unit #1 PLUGGED & ABANDO~ED Big River Unit #1 Clam Gulch Unit #1 Figure Eight Unit Redoubt Bay Unit STATE of ALASKA DEPAP, I~ENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Oil and Gas TO: [-- Hoyt e H. Hami 1 ton ~' Acting Director /~/, FROM: Harold R. Hawkins ~' Petroleum Inspector August 24, 1976 - Ne left Figure Eight at. 9:40 A~ f. or Big River. Ed Barber, D-igiSi~~ds, Charles Jennings, operator for Union, and John Herrington with S&G and I arrived there at 10:30 AM. Ed Barber and I went all over the location checking for debris - there was none. The we]].~marker was in place with all data OK and very secure. They did not have a,!well, but pumped water from the river. The pad was clean and level. The pit area was slightly lower than the pad, but was covered with vegetation. Ed Barber and i both i=elt more fill would do more harm than good. .In talking it over with Ed Barber, we felt that they have done a good job and we both approved final abandonment. DATE , August 30, 1976 SUBJECT: Abandonment inspection, Big River' Sec. 26, 18N, R16W, S }~ Permit No. 75-76 and Figure Eight I~=su_~ry_: t inspected Big River No. 1 for final abandonr,~nt and found the site and surrounding area clean: and level and free of debris. Final abandonment was approved. Pictures are attached. Attachment .%. ,.. ~ , . << ~ , .., .:e*~ : ,.- ~ ~.~. . ~ ~>'~ ...... ~ .,. ¥. ~< :: ~.~ ~.... .?~..~ :>~&:~.~.,. >~ ::~. ~.~ .~ %.. , ~.<.. : : ~ -,, ~ ~ ~a:~"s,,.~.~.~:.: :aCtorv.~ ~.~ . .~ ' - Tv-De'.~,..~ InspectiOn ." .'Satisfactory. Type...Inspect~ on .,. :::.:?yes:..:<~:[N6.:.~item~(_):-:~Location,General ~._ .yes. No .Item' ( )-BOPE:Tests · .' ~.:~:.)' <~::>)::~"~ ~:~e~.~.:.sign:.- .. ::.._. . : :.'~:~'...( )' ( ) ]~: ~'~as. infl.~e~ g~, . ,., ..,-' /.?--.'~ ) (:~')- : 2.~-Ge~eral HOUsekeeping (.) ( ) 16. TesE:fluid-( )wtr. ~ () ( ) ~',-..Reserve Pi.t-( )open( )filled ( ) ( ) 17. Master Hyd. Control' Sys.- '~s'PS~a ( ) ( ) 18. N2 btls. ,__, () () () () () () , ( .)' -( ) 10. Gr. Bb-I:'L.' . _ 4., .'Rig ()'. Safety-Valve Tests 5 Su?face"N.O Wells __ 6. Su§-surface-No. 'Wel 1 s ( ) Well Test Data 7. Well 'Nos. , , 8. Hrs.. obser , ,__ 9. BS&~ ., , ( ) ( ) 19. Remote C'ontr~ls ( ) ( ) 20. Drilling spool- "outlets ( ) ( ) 21. Kill Li.ne-( ) Check valve ( ) ( ) 22. Choke Flowline ( ) HCR valve ( ) ( ) 23. Choke Manifold No. valvs flgs ( ) ( ) 24. Chokes-( )Remote( )Pos.(-~dj. ( ) ( ) 25-. Te§t'-Plug~( )We.llhd(')c~g( )none ( ) ( ) 26. Annular' Preventer,_____psia ( ) Final Abandonment ( ) ( ) 27. Blind Rams, psi.~ x, . (~') (') ll. P&A Marker ( ) ( ) 28. Pipe Rams psiq ~( ) ( ) 12. ~.ater---well--(---:)capped("")'~'l:6~-ged ( ) ( ) 29. Kelly & Kelly-cock psig · (~) ( ) 13. Clean-up. .~ . ( ) ( ) 30. Lower Kelly valve psi~ (A) ( ) 14. Pad leveled' ( ) ( ) 31. Safety Floor vaive~BV '( )Dart otal inspection observation time hrs/days Total number leaks and/or equip, failures· emarks ~/~ ~m~ ~~~A ~,~.~-~ t ~'. I~ X~m~ ~~~_. Notify in days or. when ready Inspected by_~.~_l_.f,/fZ<~'Date~~--~:-'~:" Union Oil and Gas i %sion· Western Region Union Oil Company of California P.O. Box 6247, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Telephone: (907) 279-7681 union June 25, 1976 Mr. Hoyle Hamilton Division of Oil & Gas State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Dr. Anchorage, Alaska 99504 RE: BIG RIVER UNIT #1 Dear Mr. Hamilton: Enclosed for your files are two (2) copies of the Well History for the above captioned exploratory well, Very truly yours, . Callender District Drilling Supt. sk Encl. (2) cc: Mr, Tracy P. Clark (Coquina Oil Corp.) · DoCUment 'yran~tal Union Oil Company ~" ~lifornia . Ultl lt DATE SU@MITTED ACCOUNTING MONTH 4-14-76 TO State of Alaska from Div. of Oil & Gas Terry Budden AT AT I ] Anch. Anch. TELEPHONE NO. "II TRANSMITTING ThE FOLLOWING: ~ ~ II Ill 1 set (3 boxes~ wa.qhed & ctriad c~tt]n~ .q~rr nla.q · 30' interval 1 sepia & 1 Blueline of the following: ,. "D" exponent .. Mud in/out -- , Mudlog .. Compensated Neutron-Formatil)n Densit r Formation Factor from Sonic Compensated Formation Densi'¥ Log Borehole Compensated Sonic ~og 5"=10( Dual Induction-Laterolog 5"= 00~ & 2"= Date: j cf~-/ ¢ - ~-~G .,, FORM 369 (REV 2/70) PRINTED IN U.S.A. Union Oil and Gas D.k4sion: Western Region Union Oil Company o~ California P.O. Box 6247, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Telephone: (907) 279-7681 union February 17, 1976 Mr. Hoyle Hamilton Division of Oil & Gas State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99502 RE: FIGURE, 8_...UNIT #1 ,~. BIG RIVER' UNIT #1 TBUS D-34A (14-5) TBUS D-5 (24-9) Dear Mr. Hamilton: Enclosed for your files are the Monthly Report of Drilling & Workover Operations (Form P-4) for each of the above captioned wells. Also enclosed is the Sundry Notice & Reports on Wells (Form 10-403) for the TBUS D-5 workover. Very truly yours, . Callender District Drlg. Supt. sk Incl. STATE OF ALASKA su~Mrr OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY RE!PORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS On,,~LL [] 0k,,,..LL ~'] O,,,. Exploratory 2. NAME OF OPEtl~TOR UNION OIL CO. OF CALIF..,./_CO@UINA O11, C,C)RP 3. ADI~FSS OF O~EIt.~TOR P. O. Box 6247, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 4. I/)CATION OF WF-J.,L 792~W & 1843'N from the SE corner, Section 26: T8N, R16W, S, M. APl NUA~[ERICAL CODE 50-133-20280 6 L~SJ~ DESIGiNIATION AND SETilAL NO ADL-52865 IF INDIAK[ AL<3~ lnE O1~ TRIBE NAME 8. L~IT FAr~{ OI4 LEASE NANIE g WELL NO 3ig River Unit #1 10 FIELD .%2'1D PCK3L. OR XVII.DCAT Wildcat I1 SEC, T,, R., M. (tlOTTOM HOI~ Section 26: 1~.. P~'RMIT N'O ~5-56 T8N. R16W, S. M~ 13. RF~ORT TOTAL DEI~rI AT F_~ID OF MONTH. CHA~NGF_~S IN HOLE SIZE, CASING A~ C~ENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOL~ USED, P~O~TIONS, ~TS -~ ~SULTS FISHI~VG JO~ J~K LN HOLE AND SIDE-~.ACKED HOLE AND ~Y O~R SIGNIFIC~T ~G~ ~ HO~ CO~ITIONS 16 1/13/76 2,712 'TD 50'ETD Cmt. Plug 17 1/14/76 2,712'TD 50'ETD Cmt. Plug 1/14/76-1/16/76 (Noon) 1/16/76-1/28/76 (Footage 0') Completed RD. Placed BDCP Rig #60-H on standby @ 12:00 Noon, 1/13/76. Standby w/ rig while completing road construction to Beluga Area to connect w/ Figure 8 ice road system. (Footage 0') RD & standing by while completing road construction from West Forelands to Beluga. Rig on standby while completing road construction from West Forelands to Beluga. Brinkerhoff 60-H on moving rate from 12:00 Noon, 1/16/76 w/ 1 crew + 1 electrician & 1 pusher making rig move. Moving Brinkerhoff rig 60-H & related equipment to Anchorage & Kenai. Completed rig move 1/28/76, FINAL REPORT until Spring location clean up for State Agencies. 14. I hereby smmm~/f'7/22.//.~_F_t.~.zf.F.~-'=mz Dist, Drlg. Supt,_ .~ ~.~, _ 2/]0/76 oil .nd gas conservation commiffee by the 15~ of the &ucc~ding mon~, unl*~ ~therwime d~rected. ~01B DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Oil and Gas · TO: [--0. K. Gilbreth, Jr. Director . Thru': Hoyl e H. Hamil ton Chief PetrOleum Engineer~° FROM: Russell A. Douglass Petroleum Engineering Consultant DATE SUBJECT: February ll, 1976 Preliminary inspection, Union Big River Unit #l, Abandoned Location FridaY, January 23, 1976 - Uni.o~ called this morning shortly after 8-00 AM. They ~i~i~ over"tO't]he~r Big River Unit #1. and wanted us to give them preliminary approval, of the abandoned location. On the flight from Anchorage were Ed Barber, Division of Lands, Bill Hess, Union, and Don. Myrn of the.cleanup.contractors. ~ arrived on location shortly after lO:g0 AM. Campsite, F~gure No. l, was leveled and looked clean. Snou was piled in berms around the camp,_Figures~NO--2_ ...... and~. 3. The road. from. . the cam~ p to the. drillsite,. Figure. ..... No: =.~, clean and level'. The drillSitealso had snow piled around the location Figures ~o. 5 and 7. ~,lell marker, Figure ~. 6, .was .in place. Snow and earth covered the lower ~on of the marker ~h~'I was unable to tell if all the required information was on it. I mentioned this to Bill Hess. He said the ground around the marker would probably subside enough during thaw toshow the remainder of the markings. All in al!, the location, Figure No. 8, was level and clean. No signs of the reserve pit were evident. I fille~--~ut~ ~ i~';F-i'-eld Inspection Report" indicating this was a preliminary inspection and gave it to Bill Hess. A copy is attached. In sugary I traveled to Union's Big River Unit No. 1 for a preliminary abandoned inspection. Drillsite was .level and clean, but final inspection would need to be made after snow around t~ location had melted. Attachrnents . . , ..~.~ ? '~ ,- /,~);~:' -:.. ,~;~:, :~,~ . . ---,~..,?.,. t't;~;t~-. .... y., ':~?~ ..... ,.~'%:. ,. ' '.~;4f .. , ~.":'..*-- ~" ':, ~:...:-.--'~. '. ' ~-:. · '.-' *~:,.' ,.::~'--.F~' ::~. ~'~, ~ '~¢.-.~?:'-¢~.~-'.-¢.;,-'.~'-.*~¢: . '..i?"~~' -; -* ': S;'~,, ' ' --.. ".- ', ",._ ~· Satj:'s~acto~ -:~;-~,T~pe Inspection : .... Satisfactory Type InsP~ctio~ - - -~'" ye~- . No Item~,;(:) L'oCatio~,Gene~al ;~'- -Yes .-~o, Item ( ) BOPE Tes't~ (...]~) '(~ ) ,~:We!l Sign....... ;~ .. ( ):',( ) 15.- "Casing-set ~ - " (..') '( ) '_L; 2.~;?~;~Gene?al'_HOUSekeepin~ (') ( ) '~..'.i]6. Test fluid-( )wt~ )mud ( ) oil. . (':'.)' '( )' .]~' ..3?~Re~'6'rve~'P~,('-)°pen( )'filled (') ( )i.".]?T7.;Master Hyd. Control Sys.- psig (')' '(') 'x"' ~'~:'Rig]', ~":'~'~ "' ~ ]' ' ( ) '".( )- ~.i8. N~ .btls. , '~ ', ( )SafetY-.Valve Tests ( ) ( ) ~:~)9 R~mote Contro'ls -- ( ) '( ) .5, S~rface-No~.. Wel.ls ( ) ( ) 20. Drill.~i~ng spool- "ou~16ts ( ) (') -6. S~bsurface-No. Wells ( ) ( ) 21. Kill Line-( ) Chec~'"valve .. ( ) Well Test Data ( ) ( ) 22'. Choke Flowline ( ) HCR valve ( ) ( ) 7. Well Nos. , ,~., . ( ) ( )~ 23. Choke Manifold No. valvs fl~s ( ) ( ) 8, Hrs. obser , ,~, ( ) ( ) 24'. Chokes-( )Remote( )Pos.(~Adj. ( ) ( ) 9..BS&W , , _ ,. ( ) ( ) 25. Test Plug-( )~'lellhd( )csg( )none ( ) ( ) l'O. Gr.-Bbls. , , , ( ) ( ) 26. Annular Preventer, psi~ (-~ Final A~andonment ( ) ( ) 27. Blind Rams,.. psig ('~ (-) ll. P&A Marker ( ) ( ) 28. Pipe Rams psig ( ) ( ) 12. Water:well-( )capped( )plugged ( ) ( ) 29'. Kelly & Kelly-cock psi~ (~.,~' ( ) 13..Clean-up ( ) ( ) 30. Lower Kelly. valve psig (~ ( ) 14.-Pad' l'ev. eled~ ' (~) ( ) 31. Safety Floor valves-( )BV ( )Dart TOtal inspection observation time ~/'];. hrs/da~ Total number leaks and/or equip, failures Remarks '~-~'[-~ ....... ~:<.~. ' :~-~,~ ~" ~ ~."~2].~,~ -~.~". .... ~_ _~_ i-. , ~_~'~T..~ ,~ - ,~,~.~ '~ .~ .... . ,, . · ~q ..... , .., ~..~ ...... - , ~*, , cc- Notify in days or when ready ~..'~ Inspected by, ~ .: ,.: Date . ~ ~-~-~*~-~>~ .... :~--.;_~'~_~,~-~-~.~~,'*~ ~ ~,_..¢~_~ ....... ~ ........ ~.~ .~..:..~..~. ............ ~.~.~ ...... .., ...... . ........... , .. : ...................... \%0 · 0 ~? ~- o 9-.~ o I00 Union Oil and Gas r .... sion' Western Region Union Oil Company of Ca ifornia P.O. Box 6247, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Telephone' (907) 279-7681 union .January 15, 1976 Mr. Hoyle Hamilton Division of Oil & Gas State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99502 RE: STATE REPORTS Dear Mr. Hamilton: Enclosed for your files and listed below are the Monthly and Completion reports for Union Operated projects for the month of December. TBS A-14 (WO) TBS A-8 (WO) TBS A-27 (WO) TBUS D-34A (Drlg.) Monthly Report (P-4) -Tr' ,~L . .... ' " ' Sundry Notice (10-403)/¢tz"!:'//'-' .... ;' ..... (!) .... ',~:'! . /,, ,,Monthly Report (P-4) ~-'~ Sundry Notice (].0-403)/ '~ ~' ~ J '~' Monthly Report (P-4) Sundry Notice (10-403) ~},,..' . ,// )'~-'"~" ~ ..... t / Monthly Report (P-4) 7, ...... / Big River Unit #1 (Expl.) Monthly Report (P-4) Well Completion Report, (P-7) sk Encl. (18) Very truly yours, jl~m~ Cailen~er District Drlg. Supt. ~ ~o. ~,-~ STATE OF ALASKA I~.EV. ~- I-?0 , svBMrr ~ Dv?L, cAT~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMI'TTEE 0IL W~LL MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS ~ G,. [-] o,.z~ Exploratory __ WZLL ~. NAME OF OP~:P,-~TOR Unio~ Oil C,o. t~{ C,~l~f,,/Coquina Oil C~D. 3. ADDRESS OF OPhiR 99.502 P. O. Box 6247 Anchorage. Alaska -- 4. LOCATiON OF WELL 792'W & 1843'N from the SE corner. Section 26: T8N, R16W, S. M. ~:: Alii NUMERICAJ. CODE 50-133-20280 LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO ADL-52865 7 IF INDIAkI', AI~)TTEE Ol~ TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT FA.RNI OR LEASE NAME 9 WELL NO Big River Unit #1 10 FIELD A_'qD POOL. OH 'WILDCAT Wildcat SEC . T.. R.. M(BO'FTOM HOLE O BJF, CTPv'F~ Section 26: T8N, R16W, S. M. 12 PERMIT NO 75-56 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT EI'~D OF MONTH. C~A~NGES IN HOLE SIZE. CASING AND CIL-~[F~TING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOL~ USED. PERFORATIONS. TESTS A~x]'D RESULTS FISHING JOEL$ JL~JK LN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE A2qD A. NY OTHER SIGNIFICANT C-'I-{3dXlGES IN HOLE CONDITIONS 12/29/75 178'TD 12/19/75-12/28/75 Constructed roads, airstrip and location. Rigged up camps and moved in drilling equipment. Moved in Brinkerhoff's 60-H rig & rigged up to commenced operations. PU D-22 drive hammer & drove 20" conductor to 76.5'. (Footage 178') RU & drove rat hole. NU on 20" csg. Installed rotary table. Completed RU. Spudded Big River Unit #1 well @ 8:00 pm, 12/29/75. Drilled 12 1/4" hole to 178'. 12/30/75 402'TD (Footage 224') Drilled & surveyed 12 1/4" hole from 178' to 402'. Circ. btms. up. Pooh. RIH w/ 17 1/2" HO. Opened 12 1/4" hole to 17 1/2" from 0' to 402'. Circ. btms. up. Pooh. RU to run 13 3/8" csg. 12/31/75 402'TD (Footage 0') Ran 13 3/8" 61# K-55 Buttress csg. & landed in rotary table 359'ETD w/ float shoe @ 402' & stab-in float collar @ 359'. RIH w/ 3 1/2" DP & FC stabbed into float collar @ 359'. Circ. btms. up. Mixed & pumped 280 cu. ft. of Class "G" cmt. w/ 2 1/2% prehydrated gel followed by ::':';~'~"~'~ii~i, ;~'.:~. 75 sx. Class "G" cmt. w/ 3% CaCI~. Good cmt. returns to surface. ~ ,.~' :" !?'-~ :i'~':: /'-~: ~,~ Pooh w/ stab-in stinger. Cut off ~0" & 13 3/8" csg. 1/1/76 g65'TD (,: :;~ ;:j(Fo6tage 463') Installed 13 3/8" SOW X 13 3/8" 3000g flange. Installed 13:3/8" kill ~ choke spool, hydril ~ pitcher nipple. NU flow lines. Tested hydril & 13 3/8" csg. to 500 psi. RIH w/ 12 1/4" bit. Tagged cmt. ~ 355~. Drilled out float collar ~ 359', 40~ of cmt. ~ float shoe ~ 402~. Drilled ~ surveyed 12 1/4" hole from 402'-865'. Made short trip to shoe. 1/2/76 865'TD (Footage 0') Pooh. RU Schl. & logged hole. RIH w/ 12 1/4" bit. 14. I hereby that the fg~go/~ig is true ami correct smmm ~'/~f, f~~~ =~n,~ Dist. Drlg. SupS: n~ 1/14/7~. oil and gas conservation oommi,,e by the 15~ of the lu~c~dlng ~n~. u~lt~ otherwime directed. . .. ~ · .:. ., " "' ': SUBMIT IN DUPi .ATS* STATE OF ALASKA (Se,. other lm st ructions on rever~e side? OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE ii ; i ~ ' i i WELL COMPLETIOS' OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* la, TYPE OF WELL: OIL ~ 6A8 ~ ~ ~, W ELI. W ELL DR Y Other b. TYPE OF COMPLE~ON: XVELL OVER ~ EN BACK RESVR. Other ~ 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Union Oil Co. of Calif./Coquina Oil Corp. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 6247 Anchorage .... Alaska 995,02 4. LOC^TION OF WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements)* ,~t surface 792'W & 1843'N from SE corner. Section 26: TSN, R16W, S.M. At top prod. interval reported below Same as surface location. At total depth Same as surface location. 5. AP1 NUM_EkLICAL CODE 50-133-20280 6. LF-.ASE DESIGNATION A_ND SERIAL NO. ADL-52865 7. 1F INDIA. N, A.LLO'I~lgEE OR TRIBE NAJVIE 8. UNIT,FA.il/Vi OR LEASE NAME 9. WELL NO. Big River Unit #1 10. FIELD AND POOL, Oil WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Section 26: T8N, R16W, S. M 12. P~PdViIT NO. 75-56 12/29/75 1/9/76 1/10/76 8'RTtoGR .a +40' aboveMLW I~OW1V~Y* ROTARY TOOLS CABI,E TOOI.~ 2712'TMD & TVp 50'TMD & TVD t 0,2712' 22, PRODUCING !NTE1RVAL(S), OF THIS COMPLETIO~Nr~TO,P, BOTTOM, NAME (MD AND '1WI)), ,23, ~VAS DIRECTIONAL t SUH,VEY MADE None ! No · 1 24. TY~PE ELECTHIC AND OTHIff~ LOGS RUN AMOUNT PULLED DIL, BHC-GR, F. DC-CN.,L-GR., HRD, Tbs. & ICS Logs. CASING RECORD (Report all strings set in well) ___2,_0" 94# In-40! 72! 13 3/8" 61# 1K-55 I 402'. [ 17 1/2' 146 sx. cmt. w/ 2 1/2~oel 9 578ii 43.5# ]Nra0 I 829'. I 12 1/4" 175 ~x cmtw/2 ~/2%g~7 7~ Note" 2 1/2~ gel (Preh~dvatedl, is,,equiY. to[8% gel). LINE~ ~CO~ 27. TUBING S!Zlil TOP (>,,ID) EOTTO}/I (i~iD). ] SACKS CEMENT* SCi-~EEN (~iD) SIZE CaC12 , 75 ~xGw/ 3% , DEPTH[ SEX' (MD) [ PAC-I.iER SET (MD) 28, PERFOt~ATIONS OPFF./N TO I: None and number) 29. ACID, SHOT, FilAC'I URE, CF.',IENT SQUEEZ]~, ETC. D~PTIi 1NTEt:/V.4.L (MD) AMOUNF AND I'ilNO OF MA'I'EY{iAL USED 30. PRODUCTION DATE FIRS~ Pf~ODL[*~TION ! PP~ODUCT1ON MIllE[OD (Flowii~g, gas lif[. pumping--size and type of pump) CI-tOXE SIZE PROD'N FOR OI~BBL. GA~CF. TEST PEt~OD FLOW, ~*BING CASLNG PRESSURE ICA~C~T~ OI~BBL. OA~-MCF. 31. msPosmuoN or sas (8otd, used)or/uel, vented, etc.) 32. LIST 0F ATTACHMENTS STATUS (ProduciBg or ]w;:rzR--nm.,. ] o~xs-oIL mXT~O IWATEII~-BBL. I OIL GRAVITY-APl (CO/*~R.) I TEST WITNESSED BY - 33. I hereby cf~t't~/y that the foregoigg and attached information is complete and correct as determined from all--available recor'}ls . // -Jim R.- Callend ar .... ' -- *(See Instructions and Spaces [or Additional Data on Reverse Side) -, i iiii , INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well completion report end log on all types of lanJs and leases in Alaska. Item: 16: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- ments given in other spaces on this form and in any attachments. Items 20, and 22:: If this well is completed for separatc production from more than one interval zone (multiple completion), so state in item 20, and in item 22 show the prc. Jucing interval; or intervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (if any) for only the interval reported in item 30. Submit a separate report (page) on this form, adequately identified, for each additional interval to be seperately produced, show- ing the acktitional data pertinent to such interval. Item26: "Sacks Cement": Attached supplemental records for this well should show the details of any mul- tiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. Item 28: Submit a separate completion report on this form for each interval to be separately produced. (See instruction for items 20 and 22 above). 34. SUMMAI~.~ OF FOH. MATION 'I'E~'I'S IN('LUI)IN(; "INTEll. VAL. TE.STED. t'}IE~U[{E DATA ~ ~COVERI~ OF O1~. GAS. WAT~ AND MUD . 36. CORE DATA. A~ACI{ AND DE'CECa'El) StlOWS O~ OIL, G~ OR XVA~. .......... . ...... BORST $ GIDDENS LOGGING SERVICE INC .... WELL DATA - - UNION iOIL COMPANY ...... .- BIG RIVER UNIT NO.I SHALE DENSITY . . MUD TEMPERATURE- DEGREE F. RESISTIVITY-OHMS MUD DEi~.SITY .................... IN .... OUT" .... I ', .... ' .... ..' .......... : IN , OUT..' ....... - ' t .... t ' :' ; ................ ''4 .... ; ....... ' ........... .... : l ................ ~ .... ~ ..... 2'-'-.WATER ......... k" .... "· ' .... ~ .................... "'; .............. ' .......... t ....................................... %2' .~_L.__ L- .... 2 ...... L_ '..L_; ......... 2; ZL..L.;_L. B_ORST '$ G[DDENS' LOC.~NG 'SERVICE: INC ................. "D" EXPONENT ............................................................................................................. U~c_ EXPONENT UNION OIL;COMPANY ........ . t t .:'.i...:'..:::i ..... ': ....... BIG RIMER :UNIT ........................... NO. 1 .......................................... ~ .............. ............................................................ ........................................................................... ........................................... ' ~ ....... ................. ~ ....... .......... [ .............. ---. '...,~..~r:..., ..... , ......... ; ........ , .................... / , .............'-7-'-. :'.:: :: .... ,ASE E.!,D __ OCATIO~I U?,i ~ON, O]L CO. OF CAL. 1'T~ O,,, .IIA"~"' WELL |~ ECOP, ID BIG RIVER UNIT #1 WELL NO. #1 72.9'W,. 1843'N from the SE corner. _ Section 26: TSN, R]6W, S. M AFE #451062 $ H E 21 T A 1 PAGE · Abandoned 1/10/76 SPUD DATE 12/29/75 COMP. DATE Ri_jg_Mov_e .1/28 CONTIIACTOR~erhoff RIG NO._6ff=LL TYPE Ui'IIT_O_ilyy_~ll_5_~- T. ~ DRILL P1PE DESCRIPTION .... 3._IJ_2L_IF ELEVATIONS: \VATEII DEFI'iI PEiiMIT NO 75-56 SERIAL NO. ADL-52865 iTT. TO OCEAN FLOOR T.D.. 2712' T.¥.D. 2712' , _ B.T. TO MLLXV n.r. TO Dmt,L DECK DEVIATION (B.H.L.) C,~.!.JG & TUDING EEUOP, D SIZE 1 20" { 94# V:EIGHT THREAD G.RADE .13 3/8"J 61# Weld Buttress 43.5# l_Buttress H-40 K-55 N-80 DEPTH I REMAilKS 76' 120"Dri.v_en to. 76'_ 402' ! Cmt w~280 f 3t~_"G" neat w/2_li2~ehyA_rat_exi gel. ~.Q-cmt.to surfa~_sx ,'Cd' neat_in 3% ~C12 . mix_H_20__~_6~,eJL~JJarr¥- 1_12t ne_aX.slurry 829' Umt.w/175 sa '__'G" n_e_a.t w/2 1_/5% prehyd_r_a_t_e_d__g_el__._ M_O-~mt_ to_.,si]~f~c~-n,,mn 75 sx !!G" ri. eat .w_~3%_ PERFONATII,IG RECORD DATE TYPE: IIITERVAL Cameron & OCT NET OIL INITIAL PP, ODUCTIO!'I CUT ! GE~.V.I c.p. - t i- c.o:-:= CrTCz .. CASING HEAD:. Cameron 12-900 CASING HANGER: CASING SPOOL:, OCT C-22 9 5/8"OD slip on weld-10" 3M w/ 2-2" 5M fig. outlets. TUBING HEAD: TUBING flANGER: TUBING tlEAB TOP' MASTER VALVES: CItI.i!STMAS [ RI.,L 'FOP CONN,:. UNION OIL CO. OF CALIFORNIA "'""-' ~' ~,,~u~) RECORD ' ~'^c-~ ~o._._.L 'ciE,._:::) POINT G,~LS { ib/100ft2} FILTflAT~. (n',l/3 0 rain) AIk.',linl ty :t 'i ri ., I t: I t I : j , ; i J I ? · ' i ! :1 co~:~c:c..~ ~.~z.~J~_ ............. ~,~ No .............. ~o~ RECORD BIT ~ ~. ,~ ~ ! ~ ................. 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NO ............ ~3[NTS MAKE CODE OF BIT CONDITION DEGREE OF TOOTH DULLNESS NEW T1 T2 1'3 T4 T5 T6 17 T8 HOW TO REPORT BIT WEAR IN EIGHTHS TOOTH DULLNESS (general examination) T1 T2 T3 T4 TS T6 T7 f8 tooth height 1.8 gone tooth height 1 4 gone tooth helght 3 8 gone tooth height 1'2 gone tooth height 5.8 gone tooth height 3 4 gone tooth height 7 8 gone tooth height all gone NOTE: If any one row has a majority of teeth broken, add the letters "BT" BEARING CONDITION (check the worst cane) B1 ... bearing life used: 1/8 B2 . . . bearing llfe used: 1/4 !tight) B3 . . . bearing life used: 3 B4 . , . bearing llfe used: 1 '2 ,medium) B5 . , . bearing life used: 5 8 B6 . . . bearing life used: 3.'4 (loose) B7 . . . beorlng llfe used: B$... bearing life oil gone (locked or lost) BIT GAGE I... ~n gage O ·.. out of gage 'NOTE: If out of gage, follow the "O" with the amount out of gage in frac- tions of on inch) Example ~1 . . . T2-B4.1 (Teeth 1/4 gone, beor;ng medium, b~t in gage) Example :2 . . . T6BT-B6-O 1.2 ('[eeth 3.;4 gone, broken teeth, bearing loose and bit out of gage 1 '2 inch) i ' j J [. '[ S 32',D EIT L'L~'~ H FOOT RUN 5'.ZE M~AKE . T~PE .. ~ SER NO CUT AGE ....... t ....... ........... ,,;: ........ /_ .... , ....................... .................. __ ~ - ~ ~ ~.~ ..... ~ ................. ~ ............~ .......... IJHIO['I OIL CCI.' PA IY OF CALIFOP ,IIA I' LL I LCORD ;E BIG RIVER UNIT I'ELL IlO, FIELD ETD 12/29/75 12/30/75 12/31/75 111176 1/2/76 1/3/76 1/4/76 178'TD 402'TD 402'TD 359'ETD FC 865'TD 865'TD 865'TD 782 'ETD FC 865'TD 782'ETD FC DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIOIIS & RESULTS Commenced barging operations of S & G construction equipment 11/7/75. Inlet freezing up into West Foreland Area. Commenced barging operations of rig & related equipment 11/10/75 utilizing the M/V Chilkoot, M/V Moss Harbor & the Crane Barge SS-12. Completed rig move & barging operations 11/18/76. (Had excellent service from M/V Moss Harbor, good cooperation & service from the SS-12 and unexceptable service from the M/V Chilkoot.) Estimated move cost $350,000+. Stacked rig & equipment @ UOCO staging area, West Foreland 12/19/75-12/28/75 Constructed roads, airstrip and location. Rigged up camps and moved in drilling equipment. Moved in Brinkerhoff's 60-H rig & rigged up to commenced operations. PU D-22 Drive Hammer & drove 20" conductor to 76.5'. (Footage 178') RU & drove rat hole. NU on 20" csg. Installed rotary table. Completed RU. Spudded Big River Unit #1 well @ 8:00 pm, 12/29/75. Drilled 12 1/4" hole to 178'. (Footage 224') Drilled & surveyed 12 1/4" hole from 178' to 402'. Circ btms. up. Pooh. RIH w/ 17 1/2" HO. Opened 12 1/4" hole to 17 1/2" from 0' to 402'. Circ. btms. up. Pooh. RU to run 13 3/8" csg. (Footage 0') Ran 13 3/8" 61# K-55 Buttress csg. & landed in rotary table w/ float shoe @ 402' & stab-in float collar @ 359'. RIH w/ 3 1/2" DP & stabbed into float collar @ 359'. Circ. btms. up. Mixed & pumped 280 cu. ft. of Class "G" cmt. w/ 2 1/2% prehydrated gel followed by 75 sx. Class "G" cmt. w/ 3% CaC1 . Good cmt. returns to surface. Pooh w/ stab-in stinger. Cut off 20'2& 13 3/8" csg. (Footage 463') Installed 13 3/8" SOW X 13 3/8" 3000# flange. In- stalled 13 3/8" kill & choke spool, hydril & pitcher nipple. NU flow lines Tested hydril & 13 3/8" csg. to 500 psi. RIH w/ 12 1/4" bit. Tagged cmt. @ 355'. Drilled out float collar @ 359', 40' of cmt. & float shoe @ 402'. Drilled & surveyed 12 1/4" hole from 402'-865'. Made short trip to shoe. (Footage 0') Pooh. RU Schl. &logged hole. RIH w/ 12 1/4" bit. CO bridge @ 828'. Circ. & cond. hole for csg. Pooh. RU & ran 21 jts. of 9 5/8" 43.5# N-80 Buttress csg. Csg. stopped @829'. Circ. hole clean. Mixed & pumped 175 sx. Class "G" cmt. w/ 2 1/2% prehydrated gel followed by 75 sx. Class "G" cmt. w/ 3% CaC12. (Footage 0') Removed 13 3/8" BOPE & riser. Cut off 13 3/8" csg. & oranged peeled to 9 5/8" csg. Cut off 9 5/8" csg. Installed 9 5/8" SOW X 10" 3000# csg. head. (Footage 0'] Installed 13 3/8" 3000# BOPE stack & riser system. Tested blind rams to 3000 psi-ok. PU drlg. assy. RII! w/ 8 1/2" bit. Tagged cmt. or~ top of float collar @ 781'. Tested pipe rams to 3000 psi. Tested kill line & flow line. Two valves on kill linc & one check valve not holding. One valve on flow line not holding. 5 UHIai OIL Ca"IPAHY OF CALIFORI,IIA I LCOt D ABE BIG RIVER UNIT I'/ELL l.lO, # FIELD ~TE 8 115176 9 1/6/76 lo 1/7/76 11 1/8/76 12 1/9/76 13 1/10/76 14 1/11/76 15 1/12/76 16 1/13/76 17 1/14/?6 1/14/74-1/16/ 1/16/76-1/28/ ETD 1,240'TD 1,944'TD 2,335'TD 2,676'TD 2,712'TD 2,712'TD 50'ETD Cmt. Plug 2,712'TD 50'ETD Cmt. Plug 2,712'TD 50'ETD Cmt. Plug 2,712'TD 50'ETD Cmt. Plug 2,712'TD 50'ETD Cmt. Plug 76 (Noon) ?6 DETAILS OF OPEPff~TIONS, DESCRIPTIOIIS & RESULTS (Footage 375') Completed repairing kill & choke lines. Dwn. 12 hrs. 45 mins. on repairs. Tested BOPE to 3000 psi-ok. RIH w/ 8 1/2" bit. Drilled out float collar @ 781' & 10' cmt. Tested 9 5/8" csg. to 3000 psi-ok. Drilled out cmt. & float shoe @ 829". CO hole to 865'. Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 865' to 1240'. (Footage 704') Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 1240'-1944' w/ bit trip @ 1436' Pooh for bit change. (Footage 391') Compl. tripping for bit. Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 1944'-! 2042'. Blew jet from bit. Bit locked. Pooh for bit change. RIH. Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 2042'-2335'. Tripped for bit. (Footage 341') Compl. tripp from 2335'-2676'. for bit @ 2335'. Drilled 8 1/2" hole (Footage 26') Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 2676' to a final TD @ 2712'. Circ. & cond. mud. Pooh. (Footage 0') Ran DIL, BHC-GR, FDC-CNL-GR, HRD & ICS Logs. RD Schl. RIH w/ 6 1/4" DC & HWDP. Waited on orders. Laid dwn. DC's and 3 1/2" HWDP. RIH w'/ OEDP. Laid cmt. plug w/ 45 sx. of Class "G" cmt. from 1700' to 1500'. Pooh. Ran & set 9 5/8" cmt. ret. @ 800'. Pumped 150 bbls of mud below ret. Mixed & pumped 60 sx. of Class "G" cmt. below ret. Laid 19 sx. of Class "G" cmt. on top of cmt. ret. Laid dwn. DP. Set surface cmt. plug w/ 40 sx. of Class "G" cmt. from 150'-50'. (Footage 0') Removed BOPE. Cleaned mud system. Started RD. (Footage 0') Continued RD BDCO Rig # 60-H. (Footage 0') Completed RD. Placed BDCO Rig # 60-H on standby @ 12'00 Noon, 1/13/76. Standby w/ rig while completing road construction to Beluga Area to connect w/ Figure 8 ice road system. (Footage 0') RD & standing by while completing road construction from West Forelands to Beluga. Rig on standby while completing road construction from West Foreland to Beluga. Brinkerhoff 60-H on moving rate from 12:00 Noon, 1/]6/76 w/ 1 crew + 1 electrician & 1 pusher making rig move. Moving Brinkerhoff rig 60-H & related equipment to Anchorage & Kenai. Completed rig move 1/28/76. FINAL REPORT until Spring location clean up for State Agencies. q,,)l IL.L., I l~ PA S l,b, UNIOII OIL CCl'?. h' OF CALIFORItlA WELL I ECOt BIG RIVER UNIT t'ffLL l.lO, FIELD )ATE 20" CASING 13 3/8" CSG 9 5/8" CSG. JT. JTS. 12 Jts. JTS. 19 20 Jts. DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIOIIS & RESULTS CASING DETAIL DESCRIPTION 20" 94#.H-40 Buttress Csg. Driven to 76.50 below rotary beams LENGTH BOTTOM TOP DESCRIPTION LENGTH BOTTOM TOP Howco Float Shoe 13 3/8" 61# K-5'5 Buttress Csg. Howco Stab-in Collar 13 3/8" 61# K-55 Buttress Csg. 13 3/8" 61# K-55 Buttress Csg. cut off RT to flange 2.02 403.03 401.01 40,06 401.01 360.95 1.67 360.95 359.28 326.17 359.30 33.11 23.00 33.13 10.11 10.17 10.17 -0- Note: Ran 13 3/8" X 17 1/2" centralizers 10', 30' & 50' above float shoe. Ran 1-13 3/8" X 17 1/2" centralizer 23' below top of 20" csg. DESCRIPTION LENGTH BOTTOM TOP Howco Float Shoe 9 5/8" 43.5# N-80 Buttress Csg. Howco Stab-in Collar 9 5/8" 43.5# N-80 Buttress Csg. 9 5/8" 43.5# N-80 Buttress Csg. cut off. 2,00 829.85 827.85 43.40 827.85 784.45 1.78 784.45 782.67 767.97 782.67 14,70 14.70 14.70 -0- + 1 it. (42') 9 5/8" utilized for rat hole replacement. Could not retrieve original rat hole from frozen ground. Note: 9 5/8" X 13 3/8" centralizers @ 10', 30' & 50' above Howco float shoe. Centralizer @ 115' & 397'. Howco metal pedal baskets @ 96.51' & 427'. Fo~-Fn".I 0`403 REV. 1-10-73 Subml t "1 ntentlons" In Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" In Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use thls form [or Drooosals to clrlll or to deepen Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for such proposals.) WELL L--J OTHER Exploratory NAME OF OPERATOR Union Oil Co. of Calif,/Coquina Oil Corp. 3, ADDRESS OF OPERATOR ?. O, Box 6247 Anchorage, Alaska 99502 4. LOCATION OF WELL Atsurface 792'W & 1843'N from the SE corner. Section 26: T8N, R16W, S. M. 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc..) 5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-133-20280 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL-52865 7. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME 9. WELL NO. Big River Unit #1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Section 26: T8N, R16W, S, M, . 12. PERMIT NO. 75--56 14. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, B. eport~ or.Other Data NOTICE O,~J'NTENT ION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF L-~ PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT ~ MULTIPLE COMPLETE SHOOT OR AClDIZE ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) Change of surface location ~.. SUBSEQUENT WATERS '6¥:6FF REPAIR,NGWELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ~] ALTERING CASING SHooTINGOR ACIDIZING ~ I ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. Following location construction and rig up, the final well location was surveyed and the description of the actual well location is shown below. 792W & 1843'N from the SE corner. Section 26: T8N, R16W, S. M. A corrected Plat is enclosed. 16. , hereby cer~t.h~t theF~ 1, true and correct SIGNED ,~_.~'a. ~,~~~ ~*C~ Dist' Drlg, Supt. , , "g/ Jim R, 9allenoe~,../'~ T CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY~' --. DATE-- 1/14/76 DATE See Instructions On Reverse Side ' ~2 2 792 - CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR A5 bb ~T ~IrBIG RIVEoR UNIT No I .._ LAT. = 60 45'10.99" LONG: 15200 '28.24 x: 37,888 - --Y =2,472,761 GROUND ELEV.:40~ k,-. 36 . I hereby certify that I am properly registered and licensed to practice land surveying in the State of Alaska and that this plat represents a location survey made by me or under my supervision, and that all dimensions and other details are correct. SCALE 1"= MILE l/ ,~'.~ T. 8N I TTN. I 'I 1 1 Dote SURVEYOR REVISED WELL LOCATION TO AS- BUILT I- 6-76 CJ.R A~' BLJI:_ T UNION- COQUINA BIO RIVER UNIT No. I SEC. 2_6, T. 8 N.~R. 16 W., S.M. BACHATNA CREEK PROSPECT STATE LEASE A.D.L. 59397 KENAI BOROUGH ALASKA Surveyed by F. M. LINDSEY I~ ASSOC. LAND I~ HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS 2502 West Northern Lights Boulevord Box 4-081 Anchorage Alosko ~ ~ .......... ii iiiii ii .... I III I II ii i I I II 5 100' Class "G" Neat cmt. plug from 50 ' -150 '-slurry wt. 1]0#. 76' 13 3/8" 61# K-55 Buttress Csg. Shoe @ 402' 402' q 5./8" 43.5# N-R0 B~t. C.~g.-Show (a 829J 50' Class "G" Neat cmt. plug 800)-750) Ho~vco cmt. ret. @800' 150' Class "G" Neat cmt. plug 800'-950' *All cmt. plug slurry wt. of 110# cu. ft. 200' Class "G" Neat cmt, plug 1700'-1500' TD @ 2712' " t WELL SCHEMATIC BIG RIVER UNIT NO. 1 Start Date 12/29/75 Xbandoned 1/10/76. D~WN_ CKD. API~'D. SCALE ! ~Ar~ ~ .... .u. ............ : J - - , mmmm Forn~ ! 0-403 REV, 1-10-73 Subml t **1 ntentlons" In Trlpllca te & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to cleepen Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for such proposals.) WELL Exploratory NAME Of OPERATOR Union Oil Co. of Calif,/Coquina Oil Corporation. ~. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 6247~ Anchorage, Alaska 99502 4. LOCATION Of WELL At surface 792'W & 1843'N from the SE corner. Section 26: T8N, R16W, S. M. 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) 14. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re 5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-133-20280 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL-52865 7. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME 9. WELL NO. Big River Unit #1 10. FI[ELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat ll. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Section 26: T8N, R16W, S. M. 12. PERMIT NO. 75-56 ~ort, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL PULL OR ALTER CASING MULTIPLE COMPLETE ABANDON* CHANGE PLAN5 (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENt ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZlNG ABANDONMENT* (Other) {NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPL-E'FED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. Big River Unit #1 was drilled to a final TD of 2712' & the well logged. No hydrocarbon sands or fresh wtr. sands are present below the 9 5/8" csg. shoe @ 829'. It is now proposed to abandon the Big River Unit #1 well. Abandonment Procedure: 1. Lay 200 sx. of Class "G" cmt. from 1500' to 1700'. 2. Set cmt. ret. in 9 5/8" csg. @+800', 3. Dispose of all excess surface fl-uids below cmt. ret. @ 80b'. 4. Mixed & pumped 1500 linear feet of Class "G" cmt. below cmt. ret. @ 800'. feet of Class "G" cmt. on top of cmt. ret. @ 800'. 5. Laid 100 sx. of Class "G" cmt. from 50' to 150'. 6. Removed wellhead and installed well marker per State regulations. Laid 50 linear Note: Verbal approval was received from Hoyle Hamilton, Division of Oil & Gas (1/10/76) to proceed with abandonment procedure. 16. I hereby cfl~'J~y that the foregoing is true ancl correct S'~NE//~' J~ R.. c TITLE ('['his Ifl~ce for State office use) Dist. Drlg. Supt. DATE t!/~t~/7'6 APPROVED BY ..... CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY; TITLE DATE See Instructions On Reverse Side BIG RIVER UNIT #1 MONTHLY REPORT -2- January 14, ~976 CO bridge @ 828'. Circ. & cond. hole for csg. Pooh. RU & ran 21 jts. of 9 5/8" 43.5{5 N-80 Buttress csg. Csg. stopped ~)829~. Circ. hole clean. Mixed & pumped 175 sx. Class "G" cmt. w/ 2 1/2% prehydrated gel followed by 75 sx. Class "G" cmt. w/ 3% CaC12. 6 1/3/76 865'TD 782'ETD FC (Footage 0') Removed 13 3/8" BOPE & riser. Cut off 13 3/8" csg. & @ranged peeled to 9 5/8" csg. Cut off 9 5/8" csg. Installed 9 5/8" SOW X 10" 3000# csg. head. 7 1/4/76 865'TD 782'ETD FC (Footage 0') Installed 13 3/8" 3000# BOPE stack & riser system. Tested blind rams to 3000 psi-ok. PU drlg. assy. RIH w/ 8 1./2" bit. Tagged cmt. on top of float collar @ 781'. Tested pipe rams to 3000 psi. Tested kill line & flow line. Two valves on kill line & one check valve not holding. One valve on flow line not holding. 8 1/5/76 1,240'TD (Footage 375') Completed repairing kill & choke lines. Dwn. 12 hrs. 45 mins. on repairs. Tested BOPE to 3000 psi-ok. RIH w/ 8 1/2" bit, Drilled out float collar @ 781' & 10' cmt. Tested 9 5/8" csg. to 3000 psi-ok. Drilled out cmt. & float shoe @ 829' CO hole to 865'. Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 865' to 1240'. 9 1/6/'76 1,944'TD (Footage 704') Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 1240'-1944' w/ bit trip @ 1436~. Pooh for bit change. 10 1/7/'76 2,335'TD (Footage 391') Compl. tripping for bit. Drilled 8 1/2" Bole from 1944~- 2042:. Blew jet from bit. Bit locked. Pooh for bit change. RIH. Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 2042'-2335'. Tripped for bit. I1 1/8/76 2,676'TD (Footage 341') Compl. tripped for bit @ 2335'. Drilled 8 1/2" hole from 2335'-2676~ 12 1/9/76 2,712'TD (Footage 26:) Drilled 8 1/2i' hole from 2676' to a final TD @ 2712'. Circ. & cond. rnud. Pooh. 13 1/10/76 2,712~TD (Footage 0') Ran DIL, BHC-GR, FDC-CNL-GR, HRD & ICS Logs. RD 50'ETD Schl. RIH w/ 6 1/4" DC & HWDP.* RIH w/ @EDP. Laid cmt. plug w/ Grot.Plug 45 sx. of Class "G" cmt. from 1700' to 1500'. Pooh. Ran & set :,~. , 9 5/8" cmt. ret. @ 800', Pumped 150 bbls of mud below ret. Mixed ~t :::~,~'~; ~ ~:,,.~;, ~' ':~ ~ ~ pumped 60 sx, of Class "G" cmt, below ret, Laid 19 sx. of Class ~'~:: :t '~,;~ ~ ~,',? ~,,~ .~ "G" cmt. on top of cmt. ret. Laid dwn. DP. Set su~r~a_~_~.~.t.~, p]_~~ w/ 40 sx. of Class 'G" cmt. from 150'-50'. ?');,~lk, 14 1/11/76 2,712~TD' (Footage 0') Removed BOPE. Cleaned mud system. Started RD. 50'ETD Cmt, Plug *Wait on orders. Laid dwn, DC's & 3 1/2" HWDP. BIG RIVER UNIT #1 MONTHLY REPORT -3- January ]4, 1976 15 1/12/76 2,712'TD 50'ETD Cmt. Plug 16 1/13/76 2,712'TD 50~ETD Cmt. Plug 17 1/14/76 2,712'TD 50'ETD Cmt, Plug (Footage 0') Continued RD BDCO Rig # 60-H. (Footage 0') Completed RD. Placed BDCO Rig # 60-H on standby' @ 12:00 Noon, 1/13/76. Standby w/ rig while completing road construction. (Footage 0') RD & standing by while completing road construction from West Forelands to Beluga. 02~)01B of ALASKA DEPART~ENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Oil and Gas TO: ~- O' K. Gilbreth, Jr. Di rector Thru: Hoyl e H. Hami l ton/;~//;~/' ~'~ ' Acting Director , , , Petroleum Engineering Consultant DATE : SUBJECT: January 6, 1976 BOPE Test, IJnion Big River Unit #1 SundaY, January 4, 1976- ReceiVed a call from Dave Johnson at 8:00 AM. H~-~ld-'me a ptan~'f6r Big River Unit #1 was leaving from Petco at 11:00 AM. I made arrangements to make the flight. Purpose, of the trip was to witness BOPE testing on the Bi~ River Unit #1. Arrived on location at about !2:00 P~i and talked with Bill Hess. They were pressuring up to 3000 psig to.._test the blind rams. They had no test plug so t~hey were ~o~na. in the hole with their drilling assembly after the blind ram test. They were waiting on a cross-over sub for their assembly which had not arrived. They did )~ot have a well sign.. ~gan testing choke mmnifold at approximJtely 9:00 PM. All valves tested to 3000 psig with pipe rams closed.. Check valve did not hold nor did the other two valves on 'the kill line. Waited for these to be replaced or repai red. .Monday, January 5, !.97..6- Tested the kill line valves at approximately ~'30~A~ Te-s:~6~Y~rll to ,1500 psig and Kelly valves to 3000 psig. Com- pleted a field inspection report, gave the original to Bill Hess and will send copy to Dave Johnson in Anchorage. In sm~nary I witnessed BOPE test on Union's Big River Unit #1. Attached is a copy of the Field Inspection Report. . ~)JtD:bjm t --.":~::::' :~:.::~:~ :- ~','::- - . '::::'.-~ :-:>,:.L.::. ' .?;: ':?'?::':". -', ::'",- :. ~ :-':.-~:: ',,: .: . '.' .: · ' · .:-- ::,~.' .. "."- SatiSfac[O~:;:. T~pe' Inspection..' :..." :. "':' SatisfactorY:L.. :' ~y~e Inspection ' ' 'yes 'NO~'-':Item' (~ Location,~General.> -':':-'~- '~es ~No {[~tem. (~ BOPE Tests ".. . .... . : ".' : (-)' '(~ ::-":1. Well'Sign'. ' : '-": ..~: ' (~ (") ":~~Casing~et ~~.,'. ' (~ (::~)'"']'~"'2. General Bousekeeping' :' -.'. (~, ( )~:' 16~ Test fluid-( )wtr. (~ud ( ) oil (~"(): '" :]~3.] Reserve Pit-(~open( )filled (~ ( ) . 17. Master Hvd. Control Sys.-.~"~oopsiq - (~ (]:) :: .4~ Rig (,~' ( ) 18. N2 btls. Z~ , , ps]g - 19. Remote Controls. : ' ( ) Safe.ty Valve Tests ( ) (.) 5~ Surface-No. Wells ( ) ( ) 6. Subsurface-No'. Wells (.) 'Well Test Dat:a (). (.) 7°' Well Nos. ,__, ( ) (.-) 8. Hrs. 'obser__,__,__ ( ) ( ); 9. BS&W , , ,. ( ) ( ):~ 10. Gr. Bbls. __, () I ( ) 20'. Drilling'spool- :~ "outlets ( ) 21. Kill Line-(~'Check valve ( ) ( ) 22. Choke Flowline ( ) HCR valve (~2~ ( ) 23. Choke Manifold No. valvs ~flgs (~-~' ( ) 24 Chokes-(~Remote(~'Pos.(~dJ. ( ) ( ) 25' Test Plug-( )$'lellhd(')c'sg(~llone (~-)'~ -( ) 26. Annular Preventer,~sig ( ) Final' Ab~'ndonment ' (~) ( ) 27. Blind Rams,~j~opsig (~) ( ) 11. P&A Marker (~'./ ( ) 28. Pipe Rams ~2~_~psig ( ) ( ) 1.2. Water Well-( )capped( )plugged (~/)' ( ) 29 Kelly & Kelly-cock..~',~-o _psig ( ) ( ) 13.. Clean-up (~' ( ) 30. Lower Kelly valve ~o,~o psiq , .(. ) ( ) 14. Pad leveled (~ ( ) 31 Safety Floor valv~~~V (~'Dart Total inspec~io~o~ervation time ~ ~/da,ys Total number lea~s and/or equip, failures 0 Remarks .. ~>?' 2':.~-~ ...... ,,"~',., ~ ~'~ ..... :?~'.~/ ,~-; ....... '-"~.:~ ~.-.'~'~..~~-'-L~ ?']'~.-~ ...... '~,"" .... '-' ~ ,- , ,:,: :.: . ..... . . : ..... .... ~ cc- Notify in days or when ready Inspected by.A~'. ..~.,.~ .u.u'z/~:-? Datej.,,',::,":~S Union Oil and Gas l"-'"sion: Western Region Union Oil Company of California P.O. Box 6247, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Telephone: (907) 279-7681 union December 31, 1975 Mr. Hoyle Hamilton Division of Oil & Gas State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 RE: BIG RIVER UNIT #1 Dear Mr. Hamilton: Enclosed for your approval are three (3) copies of the Sundry Notice & Reports on Wells (Form 10-403) submitting a change in the Plan of Procedure for the above captioned exploratory well. V ery~tr uly yours, ,/P Drilling Engineer sk Encl. (3) Form 1_0-403 Subml t °*1 ntentions" In Triplicate RE,.,~.'1.10-73 -~ & "Subsequent Reports" In Duplicate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for such proposals.) WELLL--J WELL I-..J OTHER Exploratory NAME OF OPERATOR UNION OIL CO. OF CALIF./COQUINA OIL CORP. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 6247, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 LOCATION OF WELL At surface 660'S & 660'W from the E 1/4 corner. Section 26: T8N, R16W, S. M. 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, AT, GA, etc.) 14. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re 5, APl NUMERICAL CODE . ..5(')- 1 ~-2132R(1 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL-52865 IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME 9. WELL NO. Big River Unit #1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Section 26: T8N, R16W, S. M. 12. PERMIT NO. 75-56 ~ort, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO-' TEST WATER SHUT-OFF L----J PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPLETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZlNG ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an:,, proposed work. Prior to driving the 13 3/8" conductor string, as proposed in the Sundry Notice submitted and approved December 23, 1975, it was decided to first drive 20" conductor pipe. If deep penetration was not reached by driving and hole problems were encountered prior to reaching the 9 5/8" casing point at +800', the 20" conductor pipe would allow setting a 13 3/8" casing--string shallow and eliminate the--~r~'~ potential of having to reduce hole size. On Sunday, December 28, 1975, the 20" conductor string was driven '~"~ to a total depth of 76.50'. Permission was obtained verbally from Hoyle Hamilton, Division of Oil & Gas on the morning of the 29th, to either install a diverter on the 20" conductor string and drill to 800'+ or drill to the first expected clay bed at +360', set and cement 13 3/8" casing and install a 13 3/8" diverter. We have decided to set the 13 3/8" conductor string at +360'. The amended plan of procedure is attached. hereby ce~trf~ that the...foregolng is true and correct .,~-..~X'~?.'r~X~~~4'~'~'''~-, T,TLE Dist. Drlg. Supt. DATE . 12/31/75 (This space for State office use) APPROVED BY ...... CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: TITLE ............. DATE See Instructions On Reverse Side Big River Unit #1 Sundry Notice -2- December 3]., 1975 Note 1: Note 2: PLAN OF PROCEDURE 20" Conductor & Drill Out. A. Install 20" riser and flowline as per attached Diagram #1. B. Drill out 20" conductor w/ 12 1/4" hole into base of clay estimated at +370'. Open 12 1/4" hole to 17 1/2". 13 3/8" Casing & Drill Out. A. Run 13 3/8" 61# K-55 Buttress casing w/ float shoe & stab-in float collar (40' above the shoe). Run three 13 3/8" X 17 1/2" centralizers at 10', 30' & 50' above shoe and one 13 3/8" X 17 1/2" centralizer inside the ~0" casing. B. Land 13 3/8" casing in rotary table. Install bowl & slips over casing. C. RIH w/ 4 1/2" DP & stab into float collar. Circ. at reduced rate 1 1/2 times the vol. of the DP. D. Cement 13 3/.8" casing as follows: 1. Mix & pump Class "G" cmt. w/ 2 1/2% prehydrated gel* until cement comes to surface. *Prehydrate 2 1/2% gel by wt. of wtr':-, which is equivalent to 156# of gel per 100 cu. ft. of wtr0 Vary mixing wtr. & slurry density to obtain desired percent of gel in cement slurry. It should require approximately 10.4 gal or 1.4 cu. ft. of mixing wtr. w/ gel per sack of cement. The above will yield 1.92 cu. ft. slurry vol. per sack of cement mixed at 98#/cu. ft. Theoritical volume to bring cement to surface *Assume- 380' of casing. 13 3/8" X 17 1/2" annulus = 304' X .6946 50% excess in open hole 13 3/8" X 20" csg. annulus = 76' X 1.019 3 1/2" DP vol. = 340' X .04883 13 3/8" csg. vol. = 40' X .1521 Total estimated vol. to being cmt. to surface 417 cu. ft. of gel cmt. slurry = 217 sks. of cmt. & will require approximately 304 cu. ft. (54 bbls) of gel wtr. =211 cu. ft. :106 cu. ft. = 77 cu. ft. = 17 cu. ft. = 6 cu. ft. = 417 cu. ft. Big River Unit #1 Sundry Notice -3- December 31, 1975 Note 3: 2. When cmt. returns to surface, mix & pump 75 sks. of Class "G" cmt. w/ 3% CaC12 in mixing wtr. '_Fhis should require approximately 5.0 gal or 0.67 cu. ft. of mixing wtr. per sk. of cmt.'& yield approximately 1.15 cu. ft./sk. of cmt. slurry vol. Slurry wt. should be +ll8#/cu. ft. E. Pull out of stab-in collar. F. Cut off 20" csg. & 13 3/8" csg. Install 13 3/8" SOW X 12" 3000# X-over. Install 12" 3000# hydril & riser as per attached Diagram #3. Test BOPE to UOCO specs. G. Drill out float collar & float shoe. Drill 12 1/4" hole to +800'. 9 5/8" Csg. & Drill Out. A. Run 9 5/8" 43.5# N-80 Buttress csg. w/ float shoe & stab-in float collar 40' above shoe. Run three 9 5/8" X 12 1/4" centralizers at 10', 30' & 50' above shoe. Run two 9 5/8" centralizers inside 13 3/8". Run two 13 3/8" cmt. baskets at 100' and at 400' from rotary. B. Land 9 5/8" csg. in rotary table. Install bowl & slips over cs~. C. la, IH w/ 3 ]/3" DP & stab into float collar. Circ. at reduced pumping rate 1 1/2 times the vol. of the DP. D. Cmt. 9 5/8" csg. as follows: 1. Mix & pump class' "G" w/ 2 1/2% prehydrated gel* until cmt. comes to surface. *Prehydrate 2 1/2% gel by wt. of wtr. which is equivalent to 156# of gel per 100 cu. ft. of wtr. Vary mixing wtr. & slurry density to obtain desired percent of gel in cmt. slurry. It should require approximately 10.4 gel or 1.4 cu. ft. of mixing wtr. w/ gel per sk. of cmt. The above will yeild 1.92 cu. ft. slurry vol. per sk. of cmt. mixed at 98#/cu. ft. Theoritical vol. to bring cmt. to surface 430' of 9 5/8" csg. X 12 1/4" hole = .3132 X 430 50% excess of open hole 370' of 9 5/8" csg. X 13 3/8" csg. = .3490 X 370' 800' of 3 1/2" DP = .04883 X 800' Total estimated vol. to bring cmt. to surface 370 cu. ft. of gel cmt. slurry = 1'93 sks. of cmt. & will require approximately 270 cu. ft. (48 bbls) of gel wtr. =135 cu. ft. --' 67 cu. ft. =129 cu. ft. = 39 cu. ft. =370 cu. ft. t~ig River Unit #1 Sundry Notice -4- December 31, 1975 Note 4: 2. When cmt. returns to surface, mix & pump 75 sks. of Class "G'' cmt. w/ 3% CaCI~ in .mixing wtr. This should require approximately 5.~ gal. or .67 cu. ft. of mixing wtr. per sk. of cmt. & yeild approximately 1.15 cu. ft./sk, of cmt. slurry vol. Slurry wt. should be +_ll8#/cu. ft. E. Pull out of stab-in collar. Cut off 13 3/8" csg. & 9 5/8" csg. F. Install 9 5/8" SOW X 10" 3000# csg. head. Install 12" 3000# psi BOPE as per attached Diagram #4. G. Drill 8 1/2" hole to +3000'. Circ. & cond. mud for logging. H. Log well as per logging program. 7" Casing_:_ A. Setting of 7" csg. will be dependent upon log results. If csg. is required, a procedure will be forthcoming. DAJ/sk Attach. ,6I · · ........... · · . o ©~ /! I0m 16 15-- '1 15 Petroleum Equ~-~nent Division Weili~ead Equip~ nent Operation CHRIS i'r~'~S TREE PARTS LIST UNION OIL OF CALIFOPd{IA 11-14-75 mh Page ~ 2 X-975-E-Rev. 23 · TREE NO. 9-5/8" S~ZE WORKING 28 29 30 31 PART NO. . _ 90-010-425 90-010-420 88-030-020 61-382-003 ,QUAN. · 2 DE.~CRIPTION Valves,-OCT, FE, 2-1/2" 3000~WP Valve, OCT, FE, 2" 3000~r2~ Needle Valve, MF, 1/2" Gauge, 4-!/2", 5000# PRICE TOTAL YRiCT, Wellhead Equip nent Operation X-975-E-Rov.23 TREE PARTS LIST UNION OIL OF CALIFORNIA tmssstms 3000~ 9-5/8" ~ 7" x 2~7/8" 11-14-75 mh BIG RIVER UNIT ~] ':~:~ PART HO. 2 12-080-025 3 73-010-053 4 78-010-617 5 26-015-601 6 90-010-420 7 73-010-024 ! , 83-330-4461.. 11 83-161-064 12 82-750-512 13 73-010-045 14 78-010-435 26-015-601 16 90-010-420 17 73-010-024 18 78-010-235 19 20 22 23 24~ 25 26 27 02-080-613 ___ 25-051-305 02-371-019 15-190-027 . 26-015-601 73-010-027 73-010-024 78-010-243 78-010-323 QUAN. . Gaskets, R-24 ' :z==~ SECTION III Adapter, B-2-P, 6" 3000#WP x 1 1 3 16 DESCRIPTION Headt Ca22, 9-5/8" OD Slip-On & Weld x 10" 3000~WP, W/ Two 2" 5000~%<P Flanged Outlets Hanger,-C-22, 10~ x ?~ OD Gasket, R-53 Studs & Nuts, 1-3/8" x 9-1/2" Companion Flanges, 2" 5000~ Valves, 'OCT, FE, 2" 3000~WP Gasketso R-24 .~. _ - ..... ';.==-~:-~-:_: ---- SECTION II Head, TC, 9-5/8" OD, 10" 3000~,WP x 6" 3000#WP, W/ Two 2" 5000~WP .Studded Outlets "4-0" 9-5/8":'x 7" OD Bushing¢ , Hanger, TC-1W, 6".x 2-7/.8" OD Gasket, R-45 _ Studs & Nuts, 1-1/8" x Companion Flanges, 2" 5000~WP Valves, OCT, FE, 2" 3000~WP 2-1/2" 5000$WP, W/ 2-7/8"-OD EUE 8RF Thds. ..Too, T-608, 2-1/2" 5000~'~ x 2" 5000$WP Adapter, B-15-A, 2-1/2" 5000¢WP, W/ 2-7/8" OD EUE 8RE Lift Thds. Choke, N-62, Adjustable Tee Type, 2" 5000 SWP,--W/ Tungsten Carbid~ Stem and Seat Companion Flange, 2" 5000~WP Gaskotst R-27 Gaske=s, R-24 Studs & Nuts, 7/8" x 6" Studs & Nu~, 1# x 6-1/2"-' UNIT PRICE .. : · · TOTAL PRICE Petroleum Equipment Division Wellhead Equip~,,,~nt Operation CHRISTMAS TREE PARTS LIST · 11-14-75 mb. Pago ~ 2 UNION OIL OF CALIFOF~NIA X-975-E-Rev. 23 T~EE NO. 9-5/8" x 7" ~: 2-7/8" WOEKINQ m~r. ssu~ 30.00 ~ 28 29 30 31 PARr NO. . . . 90-0t0-4~5 90-010-420 88-030-020 61-382-003 · QUAN. D£~CB~PTION Valves,-OCT, FE, 2-1/2" 30009WP Valve, OCT~ FF., 2" 3000#W~ ' Needle Valve, ME, 1/2" Gauge, 4-1/2", 5000~ UNIT I~ICE TOTAL F?.ICi i Fom~ 10403 REV. ~-],0-73 Subm!! "Intentions" In Triplicate & "Sul:)~quent Reports" In Duplicate STATE OF ,~LASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals tO drill or to cleepen Use ,'APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for ~uch proposalS.) o,L F--I GAS F-'I WELLm , WELL' ~ OTHERExploratory ~. NAME OF OPERATOR Union Oil Company of California/Coquina Oil Corporation 3, ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 6247, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 4. LOCATION OF WELL Atsurface 660' S and 660' W from E 1/4 corner Section 26: T8N, R16W, S.M. 33. EtLEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) 34. Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, S, APl I'~UMERICAL CODE 50-133-20280 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO, ADL 52865 7. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME 9. WELL NO. Big River Unit [0. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT '31-. SEC.,T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 26: T8N, R16W, S.M. 1~ PERMIT NO. 75-56 3orr, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPLETE SHOOT OR AClDIZE ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR AClDIZlNG ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or RecomDletion Report and Log form.) IS. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent clates, including e~timated date of ~tarting any proposed work. Fine running.~l-i-t was encountered when setting the 10' deep cellar of the location:. This will necessitate driving the conductor string instead of drilling and cementing to surface as originally programmed. The amended plan of procedure is attached. hereby ~r~fy that the foregoing is ~l~e and correct SIGNE _ . .... ITLE District Drilling Superintq~E~t December 23~ 1975 (This 14:~ece for State office use) CONDITIONS ~f~.~.y~PPROVAL, IF ANYI ' TITLE See Instructions On Reverse Side PLAN OF PROCEDURE NOTE #1 Ae C. 13 3/8" Drive Pipe and Drill Out: Drive 13 3/8" 61# N-80 Buttress casing with drive shoe on bottom to solid refusal estimated to be at ±360'. Note: If~prior to reaching a solid refusal point a threaded coupling is damaged, cut off 13 3/8" casing and install 13 3/8" SOW X 13 3/8" Butt collar. Install 12" 3000# X 13 3/8" Butt. Pin'X-over and 13 3/8" pitcher nipple as per attachad Diagram #2. Run support lines on 13 3/8" cs§' to prevent it from following drilling assy. down hole. RII{w/ 12 1/4" bit. and clean out 13 3/8" conductor. Drill 12 1/4" hole, to clay bed estimated at ±360' and drill ±10' into clay bed. Ream open hole section. It iS estimated that top marshy section will wash out to a minimum of 13". Remove pitcher nipple and X-over flange. Continue driving 13 3/8" conductor to refusal into clay bed. Cut off 13 3/8" csg. Install 13 3/8" SOW X 13 3/8" Buttress collar. Install 13 3/8" Butt. pin X 12" 3000# X-over & 12" 3000# BOPE as per attac~ed Diagram #3. Test ~o UOCO specifications. RII{ w/ 12 1/4" bit & clean out, 13 3/8" conductor. Drill 12 1/4" hole to +800'. NOTE #2 9 5/8" Cs~. & Drill Out: A. Run 9 5/8" 43.5# N-80 Buttress csg. with float shoe & stab-in float collar 40' above shoe. Run three 9 5/8" X 12 1/4" centralizers at 10', 30' & 50' above shoe. Run two 9 5/8" centralizers inside 13 3/8". Run two 13 3/8" cmt. baskets at 100' and at 400' from rotary. B. Land 9 5/8" csg. in rotary table. Install bowl and slips over csg. C. RIHw/ 3 1/3" DP & stab into float collar. Circ. at reduced pumping rate 1 1/2 times the vol. of the DP. D. Cmt. 9 5/8" c.sg. as follows: 1. Mix & pump class "G" w/ 2 1/2% prehydrated gel* until cmt. comes to surface. *Prehydrate 2 1/2% gel by wt. of wtr. which is equivalent to 156# of gel per 100 cu. ft. of wtr. Vary mixing wtr. & slurry density to obtain desired percent of gel in cmt. slurry. It should require approximately 10.4 gal. or 1.4 cu. ft. of mixing wtr. with gel per sx. of cmt. The above will yield 1.92 cu. ft. slurry vol. per sx. of cmt. mixed at 98#/cu. ft. -2- Ee Ge NOTE #3 me Theoritical vol to bring cmt. to surface 430' of 9 5/8" csg. X 12 1/4" hole - .3132 X 430 = 135 cu. ft. 50% excess of open hole = 67 cu. ft. 370' of 9 5/8" csg X 13 3/8" csg. - .3490 X 370 = i29 cu. ft. 800' of 3 1/2" DP - .04883 X 800'= 39 cu. ft. Total Est. Vol to Bring Cmt. to Surface = 370 cu. ft. 370 cu. ft. of gel cmt. slurry = 193 skS of cmt. and will require approximately 270 cu. ft. (48 BBb) of gel water. When cmt. returns to surface, mix & pump 75 sx. of Class "G" cmt. w/ 3% CaCi_ in mixing wtr. This'should require approxi- mately 5.0 gal. Zor .67 cu. ft. of mixing wtr. per sx. of cmt. and yield approximately 1.15 cu. ft./sx, of cmt. slurry vol. Slurry wt. should-be ~ll8#/cu. ft. Pull out of stab-in collar. Cut off 13 3/8" csg. & 9 5/8" csg. Install 9 5/8" SOW X 10" 3000# csg. head. Install 12" 3000 psi BOPE as per attached Diagram #4. Drill 8 1/2" hole to ±3000'. Circ. & cond. mud for logging. Log well as per logging program. 7" Casingl Setting of 7" csg. will be dependent upon log results. If csg. is required, a procedure will be forthcoming. 13 ~" ? \ ! i .[ I-~ I // I§-- I 21 20 lO I 16 16 I 15 --5 Wellhead Equipment Operation CHRISTI ..,S TREE PARTS LIST ~1-14-75 mh UNION OIL OF CALIFORRZA BIG RIVER UNIT #1 X-975-E-Rev.23 TREE NO. 10 13 14 15 17 18 19 2O 22 23 24 25 26 27 PART NO. 13-112-456 · . 12-080-025 73-010-053 78-010-617 26-015-601 90-010-420 73-010-024 · 83-330-446 83-161-064 82-750-512 73-010-045 78-010-435 26-015-601 90-010-420 73-010-024 78-010-235 02-080-613 25-051-305 02-371-019 15-190-027 26-015-601 73-010-027 73-010-024 78-010-243 78-010-323 QUAN. 1 2 1 3 16 8 DESCRIPTION S~c?io~ i- "' __ Head, Ca22, 9-5/8" OD Slip-6n & Weld x 10" 3000#WP, W/ Two 2" 5000#WP Flanged Outlets Hanger, C-22, 10# x 7" OD Gasket, R-53 Studs & Nuts, 1-3/8" x 9-1/2" Companion Flanges, 2" 5000#WP Valves, .OCT, FE, 2" 3000tWP Gaskets, R-24 SECTION II Head, TC, 9-5/8" OD, 10" 30001WP x 6" 3000#WP, W/ Two 2" 5000#WP Studded Outlets "4-0" 9-5/8" Bushing, , x OD Hanger, TC-1W, 6" x 2-7/8" OD Gasket, R-45 Studs & Nuts, 1-1/8" x 8" Companion Flanges, 2" 5000%WP Valves, OCT, FE, 2" 3000#WP Gaskets, R-24 Studs & Nuts, 7/8" z 6" SECTION III Adapter, B-2-P, 6" 3000#WP x 2-1/2" 5000%WP, W/ 2-7/8" OD EUE 8RF Thds. Tee, T-608, 2-1/2' 5000#WP x 2" 5000#WP Adapter, B-15-A, 2-1/2" 5000%WP, W/ 2-7/8" OD EUE 8RF Lift Thds. Choke, N-62, Adjustable Tee Type, 2" 5000 %WP, W/ Tungsten Carbid~ Stum and Seat Companion Flange, 2' 50009WP Gaskets, R-27 i.J ' Gaskut~, R-24 ' Studs & Nuts, 7/8" x 6" Studs & Nuts, 1" x 6-1/1" U~IT PRICE TOTAL.PRICE Petroleum Equ,~ .. nent Division Wellhead Equipment Operation CHRISTk, ,S TREE PARTS LIST 11-14-75 mh Page # 2 ~NZON OIL OF CALIFORNIA X-975-E-Rev. 23 TREE NO. 9-5/8" x 7" x 2-7/8" WO~Cl ~SURE 3000# 28 29 30 PART NO. QUAN. 90-010-425 90-010-420 88-030-020 61-382-003 D£$CRIP~ION Valves,-OCT, FE, 2-1/2" 3000%WP Valve, OCT, F~., 2" 3000%W~. ' Needle Valve, MF, 1/2" Gauge, 4-1/2", 5000% PRICE TOTAL P~/CE ~ceml:~r 15, 19'75 Re: Big River Unit )~o. ! Union Oil Company of CalifOrnia State ~rmit No. 75-56 ~. R. T. A~nderson · District La~ ~nager Union Oil Company of California P. O. Box 6247 Anchorage, Alaska g9501 Dear Sir: Enclosed is the approved application for permit to drill the above referenced well at a location in Section 26, Township 8~4, Range 16H, SM. 14ell samples, core chips and a mud log are required. A directional survey is not required. ~ny rivers in Alaska and their drainage systems have been classified as important for t~ spawning or migration of anadr~r~us fish. Operations in these areas are subject to AS 16.50.870 and the regulations promulgated thereunder {Title 5, Alaska Administrative Code}. Prior to co~nencing operations you may be contacted by the Habitat Coordinator's office, Depart- merit of Fish and Game. Pollution of any waters of the State is prohibited by AS 46, Chapter 03, Article 7 and the regulations prolmulgated thereunder {Title 18, Alaska Administrative Code, Chapter 70) and by the Federal ~ater Pollution Control Act, as amended. Prior to con~nencing operations you may he contacted by a representative of the Department of Environmental Conservation. Pursuant to AS 38.40, Local Hire Under State Leases, the Alaska Department of Labor is being notified of the issuance of this permit to drill. To aid us in scheduling field work, ~e would appreciate your notifying this office within 48 hours after the well is. spudded. !~.e would also like to he notified so that a representative of the Division may be present to witness testing of blowout preventer equipment before surface casing shoe is drilled. Mr. R. T. Anderson Page 2 December 15, 1975 In the event of suspension or abandonment please give this office adequate advance notification so that we may have a witness present. Very truly yours, Member Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Cmq~nittee Enclosure cc: ~partment of Fish and Game, Habitat Section w/o encl. Department of Environmental Conservation w/o encl. Depar~nt of Labor, Supervisor, Labor Law Compliance Division w/o encl. December 8, 1975 Unica Oil C~s~aany of Cal I fornia P. O. Box 6247 Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Re: LO 75-I61 Big River Unit No. ~ The plan of operations outl ined In y~]r le!~rers of October 24 and Nors.tuber 25, t975, is hereby approved with the following stipulations: The reserve r;~ud pit ~]st be constructed with adequate capacity to contain the total anticipated mud and flulds at the drill site plus an adequate safety margin for e.m~grgency situations. The mud pit and fuel storage areas ,..must be constructed and situated so that under r~rmat and emergency situations materials will not leak or overflow into the surrounding areas. For construction standards to comply with this stipulation contact the Director of the Division of 011 and Gas. 2.. Sol ld wastes (garba!g.e, trash, etc. ) and sanitary wastes must be disposed of tn compliance with standards set forth by the Alaska l>apartment of Environmental Conservation. A septlc ta~k need ~ot be installed if the duration of the camp use do.es not ~×ceed 90 days. 3. Overburden may be removed for necessary constructions bu~ shall be stockpl'led and r~insfated immediately upon project cc~p I et i on. 4, Ice or snow bridges shall be constructed at the vehicls crossing sites of Chult River, Chakachatna River, Chultkl l- nachna Creek, Middle River and Htkolai Creek. Extraneous ' materials (i.e., soil, rock, vegetation) shall not be used for' brtdge construction. 5. Existing roads and trat ts shall be used whenever possible. Union 0tl Com~._,~y~of california -2- December 8, 1975 6. Vegetation shall not be disturbed within 300 feel of the Chuit River, Chakachatna River, ~nultkllnachna Creek, Middle River and Ntkolai Creek except as necessary to conduct stream crossings. 7. Prior to commencing actual drilling a detai led ol I spi I I contingency plan must be submitted and approved by the Director. The plan must specify detai led procedures for prevention, con- tainment, cleanup disposal and of a major as well as a minor spill. 8. The use of ground contact vehicles in this operation shall be subject to termination within 72 hours of notification anytime after March 15, 1976. If rig removal and cleanup operations cannot be completed by termination notification an acceptable plan for completion of operations shall be flied with the Director. 9. Ail operating areas shall be maintained and upon completion of operations left in a condition satisfactory to the Director. I0. A completion report shall be filed within 15 days of completion of opera, tons. S t ncere I y, · ., . Pedro Denton Chief, Minerals Section cc: Dep,~. of Fish and Game South Centrai Di strict Dept. of Envtronmental Control ..... Div. of 0tl and Gas Dept. of Labor Union Oil and Gas ~ ....... ion- Western Region Union Oil Company of California P.O. Box 6247, Anchorage, Alaska 99502 Telephone' (907) 279-7681 union Robert T. Anderson District Land Manager D&cember 3, 1975 Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska BAC~TNA CREEK AREA State of A~_~ ............................. ~igr"River Unit No. 1 Well Enclosed for your records is the official survey plat of the Unit No. 1 Well. dman HWR:vs Enclosure . CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR SCALE I"-I MILE I hereby certify that I am properly registered and licensed to practice land surveying in the State of Alaska and that this plat represents a location survey made by me or under my supervision, and that all dimensions and other details are correct. Date SURVEYOR T8N. T7N. AS - STAKED UNION- COQUINA BIG RIVER UNIT No.I SEC. 26, T 8 N., R. 16 W., S.M. BACHATNA CREEK PROSPECT STATE LEASE A.D.L. 59397 KENAI BOROUGH ALASKA Surveyed by F.M. LINDSEY I~ ASSOC. LAND I~ HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS ~>50~> West Northern Lights Boulevard Box 4-081 Anchoroge A laska~ l~orm p--! P-EV. 0-30-6~ (Other instru~.. reverse side) OIL ^ND ~^S CO~SE~V~~ ,~ '6~T~E~ APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO ,DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BACK DRILL r~ DEEPEN I-1 PLUG BACK [-I 2. NAME OF OPEI:L~TOR uNION. OIL COMPANY OF ..CAT.TFORNTA./coQITTNA OIL CoRpn_PAT!ON ~. ^DDR~SS O~ OP~OR P. O. Box 6247, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4. LOCATION OF WELL At su~c6, S & 660'W from Ek corner. At p,~q~F~;~.~: TSN., R16W., S.M. Same as above 13. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION F.IOM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICI9 30 miles northwest of Kenai 14. BOND INFORMATION: Statewide TYPE Surety and/or No. 660' United Pacific Insurance Co. B-55372 i 18. NO. OF ACR~ IN LEASE "~ 2,560 ~" ' : 19~ PROPOSED DE'PTI{ 3,000' 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED' LOCATION TO NEAREST PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE. FT. (Also to nearest drig. unit, if any) 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCAT/ON* TO NEAREST %VELL DRILLING, COMPLETED, 8,000 ' 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT. C-R. etc.; 23. PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAIV[ API #50-133-20280 6. LF~%S~- DI~IGNATION ANT) S]~IAL NO. ADL-52865 7.IF INDIAN, ALI.~'Iq~E OR 'I~R.IBE NA~ 8.UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NA~ME 9.WELL NO. Big River Unit #1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M.. (BO'I'rOM HOLE OBJECTIVE} Section 26: T8N,R16W,S.M. 12. ~o~, $100,000 17. NO. ACRES ASS,'GNED TO THiS WELL 160 20. ROTA~'Y OR CABLE TOOLS Rotary 22. APPROX. DATE WORK %VII,i, NTART* December 15, 1975 ~ 17~" 13 3/8" 6!# [-K-.55. 40.0_'~ Cm~. to surface-278 cu. ft'.' '~ 12~"~ 9 5/8" 40# N-80 .... RaD'q: Cat. to_~s_urface-251 cu.- f~-: .... __ 8~" 7" _2~ N-RD 3000'/- TBD bv hole ca] ~oer ........ t ' ' . , PLAN OF PROCEDURE: 1 Drill 17k"~ hole to baSe of clay, estimated to be at ±360'. Set 13 3/8" Conductor & cmt. to surface. 2. Install 13 3/8" csg. hd. & 13 3/8" Hydril & Riser as per attached Diagram A. 3. Drill 12¼" hole to 800'±. 4. Run 9 5/8" csg. & cmt. to surface. 5. install 13 3/8", 3000 psi BOPE as per attached Diagram B. .... ~, + 'm ^~ff~~ ~" ,.(,.,~w~&~_September 22, 1975 s:~:~e~er~-:~..~ Dy .P~. v,'aygZe tiot~g~s--- (This space for State office use) [SAMPLES AND CORE CIIIPS HEQU~ ~Y~S [] NO iDIi:LECTIONAL SURVEY RE;Q~ ~ y~s ~NO / ~' ' Member APPRO~D BY e~ ln~~, ~ R~w,~ ~.,District Land Manager ~ '. :.'N ' T~' -t?~ J-o-/$~ - 2o z go ¥ ~[~iq O~ ~ov~ ~.= ~ December_ ] 5, ] 975 December ]5, ]975 (- 02-001B (REV. 08-73) MEMORANDUM DEP~T~'r~T OF NATURAL RES~RCES TO: Pedro Denton Chief, ~lfnerals ~tion State of Alaska DATE: November 28, 1975 FILE NO: TELEPHONE NO: FROM: Thomas R. ~rshall, Jr..~ SUBJECT: Acting Dt~tor ~-" Union's Big River Unit #1 Sec 26, TSN, R16W, SM LO 75-161; 52865 We- are in receipt of Unt~'s ~ndments to their Plan of Operation for subject well dasd November 7, 197§ am Novem~.er 25, 1975. Ne have no objections to their fir~l plan a~ recem~ its approval. Union Oil Comps_ny of California P.O. Box 6247, :horage, Alaska 99502 Telephone: (907) 279-7681 November 25, 1975 · . Second Amendment to Plan of Operation Ex~o~p~. W ell.. ~~ River Unit No. ADL-~~ Cook Inlet, Alaska First Amendment to Plan of Operations Exploratory Well Figure $ Uz~iC No. 1 State of Alaska Lease ADL-54195 Cook Inlet, Alaska , Mr. Edward Barber Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 323 E. 4th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Ivlr. Barber: Please refer to Section III, paragraph 3 of Plat of Operations where Union had originally proposed to line the reserve pit with an impervious sheet of polyethylene for sealing purposes. A recent visit to both the above mentioned locations indicated that the ground level is of sufficient elevation above the water table to utilize Wyoming Bentonite (Gel) as a sealing bearer to the ground surface. The reserve pit would be excavated as previously described, then gel paste applied as a sealant. This procedure has ecological advantages due to the fact that polyethylene is non-biodegradable. This procedure Inas been recommended by the Division of Oil & Gas and accepted by the Division of Lands. Your consideration of this change is appreciated. JRC/sk V_.ery truly yours, Jim R. Callender District Drlg. Supt. cc: Lonnie Smith Union Oil and Gas-~-: ision: Western Region Union Oil Compan¢. of California P.O. Box 6247, Anchora§e, Alaska 99502 Telephone' (90'7) 279-7681 /' . November 7, 1975 Amendment to Plan of Operation Exploratory Well Big River Unit No. 1 S~tate of Alaska Lease Cook Inlet, Alaska Mr. Edward Barber Division of Lands Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 323 E. 4th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Barber: Please refer to Plan of Operations dated October 22, 1975. The last paragraph on page #2 describes an alternate means of access to the location by barging equipment from the Keani Area to Union-Marathon's West Forelands off loadin~ ramp. It is now proposed to exercise this option commencing on or about November 7, 1975. The rig and equipment would be stored in the staging area ~ntil freeze-up occurs and location construction is completed. At this time the rig would be moved to location and rigged up. It is also now proposed that the rig camp be located at the location site for reasons verbally discussed. The remainder of the Plan of Operations would be as originally proposed. JRC/sk cc: R. T. Anderson Very truly yours, ~J~im/ R. Callender District Drlg. Supt. /2. FROM: DATE SUBJECT; · · · PLAN OF OPERATIONS Union Oil Co. of Calif. Big River Unit No. 1 Union- Coquina 1980'N, 660'W of the SE corner · Section 26: TSN: R16W, SB & M Kenai Borough, Alaska I. General Wellsite: The proposed surface loaction for Big River Unit No, ]. is ].980'N & 660'W the SE corner of Section 26' TSN, RI6W, SB & M, Kenai Bo2'ough, Alaska. The location is proposed on a gravel ridge to take advantage of high' ground and available location building materials. There is a small unnamed creel,: about 850' south of the proposed location wlnich drains into Johnson during the summer months. Other drainage i~.3. the area is Bachatna Greek approximately %. 1/3 miles to east of the location and is also frozen during the winter months. The winter season has been chosen as the o'.otimum tin:e to conduct operations for this project due to the fact that extrerne~.y marshy conditions over much of the area prohibit movement of heavy equipment less the ground is frozen.· A registe~_-ed Alaskan land-s~rveyor will be contracted in the near future to stake-in the location as called and then resurvey the rig derrick after operations are commenced. II. Location Access: Prior to freeze-up in the Cook Inlet, construction and road equipment will be barged to two (2) central points and off]oaded. The southern staging site will be at Union-Marathon's West Foreland onshore site which has a]] 1he of:[- loading, facilities and ramp area that is required for such an operation. The northern staging site will be at the Beluga Gas Field area which has simi]a2' facilities.' With the onset of freeze-up, anticipated on or about December- 1975, construction workers will be flown to the W'est Fore]ands and Beluga Ice road construction would commence from the north, site and the south site v.'!th a proposed meeting near the McArthur River area. F2'o:n the north, construct, ion would involve clearing of existing roads in the Socal Beluga River road .system to the Chuit River. An ice bridge would be installed across the Chui! Rive~' and connect with the existing road system through the Tyonek Reservation. The Tyonek road system conncects with Granite Point so that no new road constt-~:c- tion will be required prior to reaching the McArthur' Rive~~ flats. New winter Pl'.an of Operation Big River Unit No. 1 · -2- October 22, 1975 · road construction would then proceec] across th.e McArthur Ri. vet flals following the pipeline routing from West Forelands to Granite Point. Winter icc bridge r' ] crossings would be required across Nikolai Creek a~zd ~'..~¢td~e Pdver prior to reaching the McArthur River. A final ice bridge crossing at the ~,~;c.'\rthur tliver will meet the construction effort that is taking place simultaneously from the south, From the south, construction would involve building of a winter ice road along previously existing winter ro?~.ds from the West Forelands site north along the Kustatan ridge to the McArtb. ur 1-~iver flats. Construction of an ice bridge across the McAt[bur Rivet' would connect the road system with the construction effort from the Beluga site~ The construc-- tion effort from the West Forelands site will also involve clearing of existing roads west and southwest to the Kustatan River crossing which has been utilized by Union in previous years for winter operations, An ice bridge will be constructed across the Kustatan River and I-{ercules airs!rip on the west side of the river restored for support use, Thc. winter road system, installed by Union Oil Company of California in the winter of ]971, could be restored for use across the Bachatna flats if travel along the highland ridges is deemed most ecologically advantageous at t]nis time. If sufficient freezing has occurred to allow movement of equipment straight across the marshlands, then an ice road would be constructed to the location which wii] cut off approximately 8 miles of excess road system. When constr'uction is comp!e[e, the ro~d system will be connected to ~he Figure 8 Unit No. 1 (Susitna Basin) road system linking the Big tliver loca- tion to State maintained roads at Goose Bay. (Plat No. 2) The drilling rig and related equipment will then be trucked from Kenai, Alaska to Goose Bay where staging of equipment will take place. A winter haul over ice ~'oac] would complete the move from Goose Bay to Beluga and then on to the Big River tion. All support materials and equipment will be expedited out of Kenai or Anchorage and hauled ~o location along this same routing through Goose Bay Upon completion of the proposed v:ell or we]!s (2) ~n the area the r:= and operating equipment v:ould be trucked out along the same routing if ':me and weather permit. If there is not sufficient time remaining to make the :ce haul out, then the rig anti equipment would be trucked to the West J",_~'e!and . staging site and awai~ ice cleai-ancc in ti:e Init': for ~ai'glng o~c. rat~e:,s. · rig would then be barged from West trerciands to the Ke::a[ decks a~' offload-- ed~o~ ~" truckin~ on State maintainec~ roacts to point o:' An alternate approach depending on early season weather conc~.itlons would be to load out the construction equipment, the drilling rig and all related equipment on barges at the Kenai area docks. There wou]¢] be app~'ox~mate]y ].00 truck loads or 24 barge loads. The move by barge would require 12 to 15 d~ys. Ail equipment would be o£floaded at Union-.llarathon:s West Fo~'eland loading ramp at high tide and transported by truck to the camp site and Plan of Operati'on Big River Unit No. 1 -3- October 22, )975 staging area si'~c:v.,n on Plat No. 2 and Plat No. 3. Once all equipment is located at the west side staging area and freeze-up occurs, con.~;truction of the location and road system would proceed as previsouly described above. In tl-.is ease, the timing v:ould be such that the winter haul road from West Foreland to Goose Posy would be utilized to remove all equipment from the are~_ upon completion of operations. Once again, the atlernate to barge-out is available if weather conditions do not permit us,:: of the winter haul road to Goose Bay.. III. Location Construction: Location construction is proposed to commence as soon as weather conditions permit road construction and vehicle movement. The rig location site will be cons'tructed as in Plat No. 3 and Plat No. 3A at approximately tl~e original ground level. An estimated 1-2: of peat and moss will be removed to expose the gravel foundation. There will be sufficient excavated gravel from the drilling reserve pit and location sump to provide material for a smooth level rig location. Foundation material protection and rig support will be provided by plastic sheeting and 3 X 12 board mattings plus the regular 4:: rig supp, 0rt mats normally utilized under heavy loads. Associated rig equipment, dz':i!ling supplies, materials, etc.. wilt be placed on frozen ground and supported as required. The reserve pit depicted in Plat No. 3 will be located and constructed to prevent the possibility by contamination of surrounding terrain or drainage systems. The reserve pit, 250: X 150:, wilt be excavated to -3' below location level ane~ a 2' high retaining berm constructed around the area. The total volume based on a maximum usage of 60% fill is 20,000 barrels. The volume of fill above original ground level will be zero. The reserve loit will be lined with an impervious sheet of polyethyle~e of sufficien! thickness to prevent rupture under normal usage. TEe entire location will be encompassed by a ditch and sump drainage system with a 1' higb. berm construc:.ed outsicle of tlte drainage svste:n. area inside of t!~e berm or location rig levee, x~oulc[ co:~tai~ ~8,v' -t00 b=l',','els, volume which exceeds any surface volume storage of liquids, at the location by 11 times the amount. Upon completion of th.e operations, the ring levee ditch will be drained and filled by material used for construc- tion of the levee. The reserve pit will also be filled and leveled at lltis time. Any brush or trees that are removed at the time of location construction, weuld be utilized as fill material for pit and sump abandonment. Plan of Ope~-ation Big tliver Unit No. t -4- October 22, 19-/5 Fuel tanks for the rig and boiler fuel (Arctic Diesel) contain a maximum . ' · ~-' n s]~ali be capacity of 1600 barrels A ring levee of sufficient constructed to adequately hold in excess 110% of t}~e maximum fuel storage of the tanks in event of rupture. The fucl site will be sealed with a special heavy-duty polyvinyl covering of at least ]0 mil thickr~esa. Any leak or spillage will be contained within the levee until removed. V. Water Suably: A water well is proposed to be drilled-at' the rig location site as shown in Plat No. 3, ho,.vever, conditions in the area may prove to be such that the lTauling o£ water in skid mounted water tanks may prove to be the most economical means of meeting the rig requirements, Water would be taken from the nearby Drift River or Kustatan.Rivcr as supply v.'as available. Insulated and heated water haul trucks will be assigned to the project and utilized during the total operation period £or con.struc- tion, rig and camp support. The water well at the camp site facilities will provide an alternate water source that could be used occasionally or on a continuous basis as needed. IX'. Method of S,~,ol5. i, The rig and operational equipment will be trucked in from the Anchorage Kenai area by w~.y of the Goose Bay--Beluga-West Foreland winter }~aul road. All proposed equipment to support the drilling and testing operations would be moved to tk..e well site during the initial haul-in. A]terp, ate supply means and routes would include (1) Airlift to the Hercules airstrip on west bank of the Kustatan tliver and trucking to location. (2) Airlift to West Forelands and trucking to location. (3) Airlift to Beluga and' trucking to location. (4) open winter haut road from Goose Bay to location axzc! trucking entire route. \:I. Personnel Support & Camp Facilities' Th~s_ pro~ect. ','~i1... be supported by a -~0. n:a,.t camp ' cilitv tc !.)e '.oc,.::cd; o~ ,'-.- v.'est side o:' t::e Kusta~an~ River ~n. the ,x,. co,'ncr, o:. ..qec:,io,.:, ]~i. l gX'... ~,~15\':, ' D~.,~its of the ca::':;: layout ar,. s;!-~ qB & ~' .~. . . own :: ._ .,.:. °la, Xo 3) ~ '*" ; "' Plat No. 5. The potable water ,,','ill come from tl~e water '~vc!! to the camp site. A complete water analysis will be conducted to i~sure its acceptability for human consumption and to assure quality meets wiih U.S.P.~I.S. drinking water standards. All ~on-salvagable materials will be incinerated at tI:e campsite and all residue wilt be disposed of in a small earthen pit as this camp facility is no! locatc, d in a permafro.-;.t area, and ti,,ereby no undue cletri~:~enl to the enviro:~mc, n/ ,Plan of' Opet'atfon . Big River Unit No. 1 -5- October 22, 1975 result, Al! waste water and solid waste, will be piped to a 5,000 gallon sept:.c tank fer physical orocessing, Biodegradable chemicals will be added to the water in such con~ent:rations that a~'e necessary to assure cotnplete septic tank will tl,:n toe. p~ped to a of thc solid waste, The effluence from the "' sewage lagoon for final disposal. I'his pit, and the residue pit, will be located a minimum of' 150' from the potable water supply well and will be cleared and leveled upon completion of this p~'oject. It is anticipated that the camp will be operational for a total of 60 days during the construction and drilling phases of this project, with the numbe~' of men utilizing the facility varying from 10 to 35. Camp waste disposal and domestic water will be provided in a manner appro:.'ed b)' the ^~--~'~ Dep~,tment of Environmental Conservation, Sanitary facilities xvil], also have stanabc chemical toilets available These toilets will be emptied periodical] ~ ' the material hauled and disposed of by a State approved sewage collection company. VII. Drilling Operations: Drilling ¢,pernt~ons are proposed to begin on or about January ].5. 1976 and arc ant~c~pa~cc to ex,cna through ~e ~n February. A detailed Plan of ~ · . ~ Drilling Operations is on file with the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas, ]~owever, it is timely to note that the dritlin~ mud system to be utilized is a fresh water gel-polymer system devoid of diesel or oils and which contains 'no toxic materials that are detrimental to the environment should accidental spillage 0 C C LI.Z', Viii Test'in~ Ooe~'ations' · e~,ns w~ e p!' d 'l~his well is exploratory h~ nature and any required t -'+~ ", 'lt b acc:om using ap?roved industry technic~ues and in a'ccoz-dance with sound engineer"'- .. ~x~ ~Otl~ COS. ~z-ac¢~ces ~s :~z~-oved by tho A]~sk.a Deoortmon~ of" 'fa! TM ..... if commc~'c~a! -o~-oc!uctio:~ of hx-d~'oca~'bons is es~at~lished a~ 'thi.s w,.l[site, tional pl:a~z:; for c!ex-e!o;~ment and surface nancll~[l of p~-oc:ucti~,:~ ,.k'l![ submitted. If this well is non-commercial, plug~in~ and abandonment o: thc xvellbore v:zz~ be in acco-dance with regulations established by the Alaska Department oz Natu~'a I~esourccs. Testing of this well for evaluation as a commercial proctucer could extend thc operation~l period th~-ou[~h Februaz'y 20th, 1976. Plan of Operation Big River Unit No. 1 -6- October 22, 19¥5 IX. Oil Spill Prevention Control & Counter i~,[easure Plan' Th well '~.~ . ' ~ e st~= location is approximately ]. 3 miles west from t}acha~na Creek and 3.8 miles NE from Big River. The closest drainage is a small tributary of 3ohnson Slough which is approximately 850: south of the location, The fuel storage area and sumps will be harmed and lined and the: entire location location will be surrounded by a berm to prevent accidental spillage into any drainage area. I , Spill Definition' A minor oil spill is defined as an oil discharge of less than ].000 gallons in inland waters, or less than 10,000 gallons in coastal waters or a discharge of any material in a quantity that does not pose a threat to the public health or welfare, A moderate oil spill is d~--~d as a discharge of oil or 1000 to l0 000 gallon~ in the inland waters or 10,000 gallons to 100,000 gallons coastal waters, or a discharge of any quantity of any material that poses a threat to the public hea~tn or welfare. A oil spill is defined as a discharge of oil of more than 10,00~ gallons in inland waters or more than 100,000 gallons 5n coastal waters or a discharge of any quantity of material or substance that sabstant~a~!y threatens the public health or welfare, or generates wide public interest. , Minor Spills & moue. rate So/ils: The majority of the prevention control measures for minor spills and accidental discharges consritutin~ moderate spills, have been discussed under prior he,dings in this plan, Should an inadvertc::: spill occur that has not been provided for previously in t}~ls plan, . . 101~ the foi~ow~ng procedure would be" activated to contain a:,,\' spillage cscapi:':'.,4 t}:~ lc)c'atii~.;t ri~:.q ic','e~.. Any !,.vdroca':bons trapped in bcr,.ns or !crees v,'o'u'.d bc rcmo,,'cd to a safe location for disposal by bu':r~ing m' if possible, sold. Any remaining hydrocarbons will be cleaned up through t}:c use of oil sorbent materials and al! berms and levees would be cleaned and the area restored as required. Should additional equipment be required, lar,qe equip:nent can bt; broug~-t,~ ~n' from Anc~.orage'~ or flov..n iu to Beluga air strip by }tercu!es planes and moved to the ]~cation or flown into tl~e W(.sl Forelands airstrip by }lercules planes; anci moved to the loc~tlon. P~an of Operatio~n Big River Unit No, 1 -7- October 22, 1975 ~ Blowout Preventer Contt'ol: The rig is equipped with all standard blowout conh'ol equipment which will be installed and tested on a route basis for working condition and pressure sealing capabilities as required by the Department of Natural Resources, Division of Oil and Gas. In the event that abnormal formation pressures v,'et"e encountered while drilling, the BOPE would be used to "shut-in" the well immediately and confine the pressure within a c}osed system. Union's wellsite representative in charae P~as had extensive training and on-site experience in controllins and killing well "kicks". His expertise and the most rnodet'n technology would be utilized at this time to restore the well to a normal operating condition. Union's representative would be supported by well trained drilling ,crews which are required to conduct first line defense and suppo:'t operational drills on a daily basis. . Automatic and manual monote~'~n~:s equipment will be installed to detect any abnormal variation of the mud system or drilling parameters that migl~t ' " .. ~na~ca~e a change in formation ]ithology or fluid content of varinz pressuz'e gradients. A comprehensive engineering study~:of the geolosy of the are~ has been conduct_d and parameters for a safe, effeciet~t operation has been programed for operations of this well. -8- d;f)I..tl:G C,'.F At; O~i, Discover}', Notification and Action. Union Oil Cc)mpa,,,l.~ charge:~, eac}~ e;np!oyee or Contract t:mployce ;.~itl~ a s}~are of thc responsibility ira.mediate reporting of an7 spill observed. ' notify-'a Foreman, Supe~in:'e:,a.~nt or Supervisor of the . ' ~ "be reached, it is facility. If such a person can~,o~ .. imperative that the Alaska District l-',anager of O[:cr- ations, or tl~e District Fire & Safety Superviso~- b-a con,~.c=ud ~.s c, uick!y as passible T}',e Alaska District o Operations ,.,anager is ressonsiLie for ~mm_oiate].y Cook Inlet Po!ution I.ucide~ ~'o' ~t{ '~ .,.? .... :',.-j Procedures. 1. Federal i.aw toque_res that initial notification be mJde to the Coast Guard. From 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. · i 1Oav Monday through F-''-., call: Commanding Officer Ph: 265-4230 }larine Inspection - Captain of the Port P.O. Bo>: 1286' Ancl~oro.~e, Alaska ~9501 . 2. To 'contacL Harine lns!.'..?ctio;: - Captain of tl~e Port · from 4:30 p .u to $:0O a m and on ;..'cc~.kc:',ds o" }~olidav,; . call: }'AA'Duty Officer 632 "G" Street )inc}~o]:age, Alaska 99501 P]~: 272--[;[;12 beeu able to ]w~'.;:~ yo',~Y ):el~:)rt: !.o tl[(: hoa:~t. (;ua]'d.) .- ' ' 3. ]f ¢:onLact__ca,;i~ot be made witl~in fifteen · 'by u'sc of t}~e above nu~'Lcrs, call t]~e following imme- · di~:tely: Co.~'zr, a nd e r Ph: 586-7340 17th Coast: Guard Distr].ct (Juneau Duty OffJx.:er) ,YPO Seattle, I';asl~ington 98771 . 4 The S~ate of Ale · ~ o~.a Environ:nental Protection Agency zequi[es a verbal report at Anchorage (274-5527) t.o be..'fol!owed by a copy .of the written report. '5. The State of Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation regulations require that all accidental loss of oil or gas be reported to the Division of Oil & Gas. In all such reports of fires, breaks, leaks, esca?.qs or other accid · ~ ~ en~o of this nature, the location shall be given by see:-ion, township, _ange ..nd pro?arty so ..... ~ ~, ~ exact l~caticn can be readily located on the ground~ The Coast GUard will make the initial ret-;ort to the Division of'.Oit & Gas, but the Corn?any will follow with a written report and will specify what steps have been taken to remedy the situation and give details of the o. lo~:s. The written z.-eport will be mailed to the SLate ' - ' .. ,)~ Porcupine of ~l,~.'.~ka, 0i2 & Gas Con~:ervation Cc-:,.~::'.'ttee, Drive, ,,.c,,,... ~:5'.?, A].a'3ka 9c.~501 6. Ti~e Alaska DJ,_;t_rict 14ana'.jer of Operation,s will -'eport. by p2~o~m, to tt;e h'ester~ Region t-lanayer of operations · at (213) d82-7600. .. 7. T]~,:: ~:c.ct:ern lteU[o,.~ tlanag~:r of Otperal.~)n.~, will ~.mkc' tl~c: Office .c:c)ntact~.; to ~:;:.uvc: j)ropcr e>:cczutive October 22, 1975 Drift River Terminal A. Collectin.U A~ents ' 1. Straw - 1,000 Bales B. L'T~ul'sifying ;:gents . 1. Polycor. plex A-il - 5 Druras C. Booms, Pumps and Related Equipment .. 1. '800' boom ; 2. Flotation skimmer with pump rated @120 gpm w/440 .volt motor. 3. Centrifusa]~ __ pump, 2,0C)0 b?h @30 psi _uo;"=""a-- .... . h,,.._. Ca~er~i!!ar. diesel engine skid mounted. 4. ~e-Oil Hop, Inc., surface ski::m'~ing unit. -=-~' ] pumps rated @50-70 ~o'm each 5. Three s .... zl - ~ ' ~ cch ~rl fuga ~ . ' 6. Vacuum tank with p~u.~p, tra te'r mounted. 7. 7%,'o 150 kw c3enerators. o.. One air pump. 9. ~e Do';' 125 air compressor. D. lx~adirtU/!:nrth ~:a','Jng 1. Case fron eni loader. 2. Fork lift. 3. Caterpil~ ~ar D-6 dozer. 4. Caterpillar D-8 dozer. 5. One 2 ton du:q; truck, 6. '1\;0 2 ton boom trucks. Hiscel!ar ~'s Items- Steam C].eaner, l{ar~ ~ ' Etc. Vc'st~s, t.an:~ Tools, Transportation Contract G-3 ]~e! copter. ars, Life · 2. Contract Navajo twin, 8 place, .24 hour basis at 'II. Standard Oil Refiner}, - Kenai P/L Dock, Swans'on River Field A. Collecting ~enus . 1. 1 bale (300) burlap sacks. 2. !,100 bales of straw - P/L dock. 3. 6,000 sq' ft. burlap net -' Swanson River .o . 4. 10-20 sacks fine treated excelsior - Swanson River B, 5 dr~n~.s-dispersant (Polycom_olex A-Ii) -. . C. ~' drum slick off (s_n~:~ng ~gent) - Swanson River D. Booms, pumps and~7-reia%ed equipment. 1. 600' boom. 2. 4 - 2 >: 2 Jaeger sump pumps. o 2 - 3 x 3 Jaeger suntap pumps. 1 - 2" I{ome!ite air driven sump pump. 1 - 106!0 air .driven duplex pump. o 1 - 4 >: ,i,-,~:"-r!o'..:u pun:p w/ r cylinder Waukc_c.i~a drive. . 1 - 6 >: 6 Harlo'.,'e duplex slush pump. 3. 1 50 bbl. skid ~:,ountcd vacuu;a tank E. Loading, ec:'~'tl~ moving equi?mcnt 1. }'ro~]t end loader (1 1/2 yard o~ Ford tractor - Contract). 2. l.bbile 7 1/2' ton crane. ion canoe w/2 .~5i~ River Unit No. ! O. Hiscet]anc..ous Items - Life Vests, liard liars, lla~d ~oo~.s, Etc. II'I. Anchorage .(Port: ;,rea) A 500 bales st-aw B. 300' boom. IV. Granite Point A. 300 bales straw. V. On Each Platform A. 2'dRux~s dispersant (Potycorap!ex A-Il) B. 20' to 22' diesel powered rescue boat. C. Hiscellaneous items - life yes=s, h~._d hat¢-, etc. 'VI, Eanpowe{ Pool A. Consists of on-duty and off-duty operatin~ personnel available 24 hours daily. A. 1.0O0 lb. PittsbUrg COr~in9 Sea Bee-us. '1 ' . o o o o · Stardust - Vcn:~iculite ]~O" ']0:( CO:.:I'I:Ct. (i(~.[.ll]IC }.\I,I.Y ]Dx AD, Pa ],}r }brold 745-3292 Uni ted Anchorage fir, "~ "1 'lc Pdt ]'al ace .Al " 272-4253 · · · . avai)ab]e Sc:j)t. ~0c:1:~, . Nov, , Avai],~l.~].e in Seai:tle at }:.O.it, Sc: a i: t: ]. ~: , could be moved 'to rite /mcl,or:,~,~,, ..,,.. Area and placed in storage. ' U.~:i. tcd is bui].ding a mam}factt:ril~.f:, and ))]ant 4 - S mil. cz' ~;o:ft]t of /mcl~oragc now. ~e)' anlicipalc large an:)unt .sawdust will be availa',)ic price avai].ab].c; co',~]d get j.t on si~ecia! -14- _{ October 22,. 1975 Big River Unit No~ 1. · · Veos~)..~~- ~ ~- - t~e~ai Area ]lame: ' Type: ]~ngth, Beam, Dra~ ISrake }iorscpower: . . C.r e.W: ~tatus: Foss I,aUnct~ r, Tu9 c*'~ c-~- ~r Supply 182' x 3d' 'x 11r 3,~00 6 . Chartered to 7~moco Production Available for pollution control 24 hours daily. Cr,.,7t e r: }lame: Type: Length, Beam, Draft: Brake }torsepower: Crew: Status: Type: LengLh, Beam: Brake ]br.sepower: Crew: Status: Vessels - Anchorage Area O.,::t C r: Name: Type: ],e;:g'~ ]:, }~rC.)< (' Crc;.:: Status Alaskan }~rge and Cb i ]. koo t . LCU 117' x 32' >: 6' 60O 3 Available for Follution control hours dailY. RiC Tenders Rig Engineer Supply '170' >: 34' ~.,000 4 Temporary cigar"er.. ~ , av;,ilable. .. ~.o~ pllution control. Foss Laung~,~ & Tug 'OCi'iny Foss Tug 65' x 23' x 5' 6OO NoL under chn~'ter; available for pollutio~ con[rol if ~eeded. \'es-el_, ~,,"- - ~rni tt] er · Crowley ],at~cl~ £, Tug 'J'j · 'rug · 65' x 17' x 10' 900 Vessel'J - t':lij er (Cont. C:co',,'].ey Launc~ & Tug 'J'wo vessr'ls are used for l~la'"a · Ilyc]rotraJn tows and arc occasio~]alJ, y in l;;nit:tic~r. Both :~r(: tugs - olde :is 2[:00 lip anti tile Other: is 7000 'EP. Could be.' used only at'discreL~on of ltydr, ot.r;tin. O..mer' · La,,.,~ ' " ],cng r;:, Capac5. t);' Constructio:~' Status' Cro',,qcy Launcl~ & Tug ' Lq']7 }~ctroletz,~ Prot}::c 27St × SO' x'20' (Loadcd) 45,000 bb}.s liquid 3 12' BJ 5 5ta-° 94 000 gal l~r cacl~ 3hSs 1)tn-ge 5. s }~a}~dlc:d I~)' ti~c tt~g "ik. rculc:s" and used for trm~spo~:t.i~2, prodt:ct be t}~e Tcsoro l~efi~:c~ fuel depot. If nccdcd .for pol. lutio;~ control,. 5. t cot~ld be unloadc<l a~xl avaS].al)].e for s~rv5, cc in 2 line. IfJ. t}~ barge t,,~gl~t 3end itself ye'O' :~2iccl)' to pollution Foss ],atmc]l ~. Tug FOss 194 1)~.,, cargo bar!_:e 124: x 600 ton Steel Not trader c}~arter., available if nc:cried. Kenai Air Service Era liclJcoprer Anc!:orage Helico?tcr Dziul: Aero Sen'ices Ga)' A inva\'s ~,..\N,qI'Oi),'I'..\'I'I()N (:..\P..\ 1'~11JITI 283-7361 272-5-t22. 277-1:137 272-j 777 279-3-I 11 776-93S1. '? 76-,5-t 37 ~l~con,er !-!~ ' ' Evergreen Helico?ters Alaska }-!e[icopcers t-teti -Lift, Inc. FB:crl \','i n~ Andy's }:tvi,,~..o Service Winship Air Sezxicd lY/lbur"s Flight OperatiOns 277-1671 277-0St2 277-1691 252-4 55.~ . 283-~6~(~ 277-9545 277-0511 Air Cargo ~:~.,t Trans~ .... Sea Airmotive, Inc. Alaska Aeronautical lnd. 277 -0522 279 -3511 279 CO.~,~PANY POI.!CY ]t JS the Policy of Union Oil ~.o~.~pany cop. corning envj:'on;nental .matters to vigorously support conservation of nature.] ~-esources jn all of our operations. The Cornoa£~, will design, con~truct and conduct operL~tfons jn · ,~nct compliance with all Local State and Federal l~v,s govern- . . jng such acUvity, incl'uding pollution co~trol. Every operatforl will be programmed to prevent pollution. However, st'muld , . - accidental contamination occur, the' Company v?ill control and report suCh an occurrence jn cooperation with tl~e approm-iate '- Manager of Operations Bt~: iliv&f:Unlt~,No~.~.l~ '19- ' · October ~, , ' U~yon'O~ :cC.::~, ...... ~',!-~.~:,t ;d0k~':,every reasonable effort to prevent . . c~r~i:affl'~a~[~C~c~:62n;tu'~Po~?~)s{5~!.SZand sisal! cooperate witt~ ott~ers - fliparYT)'\'Yf!t.~ e~:a~n.,~he responsibility and ~utl~¢)rj[y for St~tos-~Ya~k;:L:Guard Contingency Plan envisions p~r.on~'sx' l~spon~_hl?.- ~' ~, ' for the dis~-harqc, of o:.l into or '~.'~ii'-fiav~ge~le 9~.ht'er:s'--'.will tak,~ action for containment and . . ' ..... ":'""'+':" will be e a~cfl by an ..enc ~:a~'-tip'.. Sadh-acL~.v~-,~-es valu 7~9 y . ede,-a]-G698f'fl'Nent. If such cle~n up ot:er0tions are . . the A~enaz will direct clean up ope~ ~ions but the' persd'fi-fS~-~'6n '"' s:slld will be liable for such costs. ]f the 6'~-f~'J-n-o£ S s'p~t~ "' 'z be determin,:d lhe Agency is respo;~,s · J'l~i6' fo:" {he c'~e~,n u.6 6potations and tl,e rcsulta~t cost.' 'i'l~e paten[let liability for do~agcs l't,:;t:Iti~.g fro:;; a~', c>Jl :;pllI. ~tiii) oi i.i~e futjiij(~; fi-oin x'.'hicl~ the spill occurred or by inadeci,.:~:'e ~¢~h ul5 '6Pei'~-~i~ohs: }n v/ow of the l)Otc:~tial fo;' ]orgc ct0mage ~upe-r'at~ve i~at ltn/o~ 0 Co~npany <loc~ not enlo · o ,Into cl¢;~n up ope:rationes o£ ~plll~.of otI~c;' operators or tl~oso · of unidenti;'-d,~ origin unless and until tl~e person responsible (a) requesto assistance in or the undcrta];i~g oi t~¢? clean up operalion, (b) guarantees all cost, and (c) relo~ns directfon'o£ · the cleon up operations. · o ]Big t(iver untt i~o. ~: D U G AT I 0 Alt employees w/Il be indoctrinated ~:~2d trained in the ;';tcx, ention of pollution, legal requi:,-e;nents, surveillance and notJfJcotion of authorities and clean up procedures. Slzcci. al pollutio:~ abate- ment instruction., bulletins, 'and persor:al consultt~tions will be utilized to ensure that operations conform to this policy. The Compan3' will cause ail Contractors and Sub-contractor to realize the responsibility and ira?offence of t~ntipo!Iution 'efforts. The Comp-s'nS,.witl ask the Contractors to submit to us a ¢:opy'of their Policy on' Pollution Co'atroI for field operatic)ns. oo · I? 20 29 16 ~8 t I 6 22 26 (See Detoil ) 2.4 PROPOSED 2O IG RIVER Ngl LAT. = 60° 45' 12.~,33" I LONG.= t52° 05' 25,59¥' 29 i X : I3802~- J i Y : 2472~93 ALASKA STATE PLAIN ZONE ~ SCALE~ i"= I MILE T. 8 N. Secl, 26 BIG RIVER UNIT N° I '-'"-'~"OGGO 0 UNION OIL COMPANY OF CAI_IFORNIA ALASKA DISTRICT PROPOSED BIG .RIVER UNIT N°- 1 SECT. 26, T. 8 N.~ R. IG\¥.~ S.B. G M. PLAT NS I i# I I © UNION PROPOSED //'/ KUS.TATA N RIVER (/ ,, i1[ ',,..,.,</co ~ t ,.,.C)' PAN AM .. jf a't..\...-- '"".. BACHATNA OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA ALASKA DISTRICT / / , , CAMP 8:~ WELL SITE BiG RIVER UNiT N-° i SECT, 26:, T, 8 N.~ R, t6 W.~ aB. LOCATION PLAT Nc-. 3 \\ \ \ Un~ood ;r~g Ci Sta:jing Arco Airsfrip ,D, Foci lit) '. / /11 DAL , FLATS ;'x //i ,/ I 1 I' I I 1 .~yl ,~~ t{ ...~o,,,,'.'=.-,,,,~,~,.:' tl ~ . .,_,~./.'/..~ ~ ' . t,~ ........ -~,~,~ ~-~. ~ . i! " ,,.,.~..,.,,, ' .'.'. v ' ~ ' ' '" .,.~_~..._.. ~ ~ ~ , ,-"'-'~ :::-TLr-: ::; ~,-T- -- ::~;-'7-' '~- -: :--: :' '::-~-~"~""~"~""""'~"~"~'~ ~'"~'~ "~"' t -~"m~'t~'~"~'~'~*"~"'"~""~'~'~'"'~C~*~''~"~t~'' '~'~'~''~'~'~~"~~~~*'~ ' ,, UNION OIL CO!blF'ANY OF CALIFOrNiA , ALASKA DISTRICT RIG LAYOUT ' BIG RIVE, R Na~-UNION:-COOUI:~ SEOT. 26, ~.8 N,~ R. 16 W., DS.D M. - ..... PLAT . UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA ALASKA DISTRICT PROPOSED CAMP SiTE & :FUEL BIG RIVER UNIT Na i UNION - COQUINA STORAGE SECT, 26, T, SN.~ R, I6W,, S.B. ,~. M. PLAT NO 4. I",!NI'ZICRIi¢'~FF ' "1v . ROOM NUMBERS LEG END FII'.II"i AI,AP.M t,EGEND cD ® LINEN STORAGE EXITS REC ROOM THEATRE CHANGE ROOM WASHROOM A. LAUNDRY TWO BED SLEEPER TIIREE BED SLEEPER UNION WASIIAOOM B, KI'I'CIIEN A. KITCI[EN B. GO(')LER FREEZER DRY STORE DINER B. CO OFFICE ~ RADIO ROOM Ac!~::uco No, 527 Smoke De:octer A~icn~co No. 502 IIeat Detector F.T. ~35°a No. 504 F,,T, 190°. Break Glass Manual Puli Station 10 Al;ll':n Bells ,Siren No. 55-6 5 t3 ABC Dry Chem. Fire ExI. Dry Chem. Range EXt, System ULI SaFc~y First Em,:r!;.ncy Ligh:s Two Singl~-Two Adc:nco No. 508 Single Zone Control Panel 100 F~. iiosc Reel System ~r'os~,,~-WJ!co Fire I!os~ ih-~s~¢ ~,A;~,~NV, mY FIRE WALL OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA ALASKA DISTRICT - CAMP..LAYOUT BIG RIVER N~f UNION - COQUINA oE,,T, 26~ T. 8 N.~ R. 16 W., S.B. & M. ---- PLAT N°- 5 .4- i o . S E P 2 -~ t975 TEXACO 4-30- 81 ADL - 63649 I~R ~ T8 16W; IL UNION ~ ~ ~' · ~ 7-.~E ~/'" 602511 I -52319 : IUNION 1 OIL ~~ ' N ~,RISW_.__ ?'-~ - ... m-17795 . I 660' ,I I0- , / A I x,,x sa ~6oI ) ,,,~ I UNION WELL LOCATION PLAT BIG RIVER UNIT No. I SCALE': I"= 4,000' CHECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS Company Yes No Remarks 1.Is the permit fee attached ..................... 2. Is well to be located in a defined pool .............. ~ Lease & Well No. 3. Is a registered survey plat attached .............. 4. Is well located proper distance from property line ......... ~/~v~ 5. Is well located proper distance from other wells .......... ~( 6. Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool ...... AZ~,]z[.~ 7. Is well to be deviated ....................... 8. Is operator the only affected party ............... 9. Can permit be approved before ten-day wait ............. O. Does operator have a bond in force ............. 1. Is a conservation order needed ................... 2. Is administrative approval needed ................. !3. Is conductor string provided .................... 14. Is enough cement used to circulate on conductor and surface .... '?~=i~ 5. Will cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings 16. Will cement cover all known productive horizons .......... , ~.~ !7. Will surface casing protect fresh water zones ........... 18. Will all casing give adequate safety in collapse, tension & burst 19. Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating ............ -qdditional Requirements' ~-~9_ f-~'~ Approval Recommended' GeologY Engineering' TRI~q ~"-~-'~' HW K OKG ~, HHH JAL~,'~i~.'~,'%~.I ..~ .LCS ~. ~ ~-~ JCM ~i~,i Revised 1/15/75