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Home My WebLink About174-035PLUGGING & LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT State of Alaska .m~s~ OIL & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION PTD No. Lease Memorandum To File: API No. OperatOr Location Abnd Date Spud: ~[~r/'F~- · TD: i_6-7~ O , Completed Note casing size, wt, depth, ~t vol, a procedure. Liner: Perf intervals - tops: Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance - provide loc. clear, code. WelI head cut off: Marker post or plate: Location Clearance: Code Date June 9, 19~1 Inexco Oil Com~ny 1100 Milam Building ~ouston, Texas 77002 Alaska Oil and ~s Conservation Commission Regulations Article 2, ABANDONMENT AND PLUGGING, 20 AAC 25.120 WELL 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 with 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. Section (b) provides the Mans for an extension of time if a valid reason exists. Section (c) provides for on site inspection. Consequently, we are presenting the following list of your abandoned and/or sus~nded wells. Many of these are now more t~n one year old and are not in compliance with regulations. Others should have the final inspection completed this summer ~ile weather permits. This list covers the years 1975 to date. There may ~ some earlier wells that 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 inspectors can accompany your representa- tives to these sites for the final clean up inspection. Yours truly, Hoyle H. Hamilton Chairman HH~I / JKT z be INEXCO OIL COMPANY PLUGGED AND ABANDONED WELLS W. McArthur River -' SUBMIT IN DUI'LTC~TE* STATE OF ALASKA (sec other st ructions on reverse side; OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE i WELL cOMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* w ELI. w ~LL DR Y Otbe~ b. T~r~ or co~oN: Plugged and NEW ~ OVER ~ENDEEP' ~ BAcKPLUG ~ DIFF.RESVR. ~ Other Abandoned ~VELi. 2. NAME OF OPERATOR INEXCO OIL COMPANY 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR ' 308 Lincoln Tower Building Denver, Colorado 80203 4. t, OC^TION OF WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements)* At surface 1256' FSL and 550' FWL--Section 27 At top prod, interval reported below At total depth 1256' FSL and 550' FWk--Section 27 5. API NU-M. EHJCAL CODE API 50-133-20266 6. LEASE DESIGNATION A-ND SERIAL NO. ADL 59313 7.IF IND1A. N, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT,FA.P,2¢i OR LEASE NAME West McArthur River 9. WEJ.,L NO. #1 10. FIELD ~I'D POOl'., OR WlI.~C&T Wi 1 dcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE O]~JECTIVE) Sec. 27-TlON-R14W Seward 12. PERMIT N'O. 74-35 2/25/75 3/20/75. ! 3/24/75 RKB=39' MSL.. , . 21' MSL 5770' ! Plugged & Abandone~ ~s None~'^~I'~ TOO,.,~ 2,2. PRODUCING !AYT~_~VAL(S), OF XS{IS COMPLETIO./~--TOP, BOTTOM, NAME (1VID AND TIP)* ,23. ~,VAS DIRECTIONAL ) SURVEY MADE NONE P] ugged and Abandoned ! No 24.Th~PE Ei,F_CTRIC AND OTHEiK LOGS RUN DIL; BHC-Sontc; GR-FDC-CNL; Neutron Prox. Mtcrolog w/Caliper; Dtpmeter i mmm _ m ~ m mm m ~' : CAS~G RECORD (Report all strings set in w~ll) 20" 1 3/8" w~ll iH-40 ~ "101" ' "26" ~18 sx Arctic Set + 200 s~ "None zJ a be.S ln m , 517, 17 1/2" ~15 'G" Neat+200 sx "G" ] None r~ADDITIONAL[ DATA ON REVERSE SJIDE. .L 2% ~C12 26. LINER ~CO~ , mm m m , ] 27. ' TUBING RECOF~ 28. PERFORATIONS OP~ TO PRODU~ON (interval, size a~d number) 29 -ACID Si~OT FiiA~2 URn' C~',IENT SQU~W'x~ ETC NONE DEP-I/i INTF_A%VAL (MD) ~lone i 30. PI~ODUCTION DA'f'E FIRST PI%eDUCTION I PT~ODUCTION NiEIt{O'D (Flowh~g, ga3 lifE, pumping--size and type of pump~ } DATZ OF TZST, HOURS TEST~ [CI-tOXE SIZE [PEOD'N FOR OI~BEL. GA~CF. ' IT~;I' PE~!OD I 1 ~ , FLOSV, ~JBING UAS~G PRESSURE ICALC~T~ OI~BBL. 31. DISPOSITIONOF GAS (SO[d, used for ]ue~, vented, etc.) LIST OF ATTACHMENTS AMOUN£ 2~qD I<!ND OF MA'I'Ei. LIAL USED V/ELL STATUS ( Producing or V~FATER,--BBL. [ GAS-OIL ILtTIO WA~--BBL. [OIL GRAVITY-~I (CORR.) 1 TEST WITNESSED BY 33. I hereby certify that the foregoing and attached information is complete and correct as determined from all-available records SIGNED ~_~~ TITLEDrilling Superintendent DATE 12/12/75 i ii *(See~nstructions and Spaces [or Additional Data on Reverse Side) INSTRUCTIONS Genere This form is designed for submitting e complete end correct well complet, ion report end log on ell types of lan:Js end leases in Alaska. Item: 16: Indicete which elevetion is used os reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- ments given in c, ther spaces on this form and in any attachments. Items 20, and 22:: If this well is completed for seperatc, production from more than one interval zone (multiple completion), so state in item 20, end in item 22 show the p~c. Jucing interval, or intervals, top(s), bottom(s) end neme (s) (if eny) for only the interval repo~ted in item 30. Submit a separate report (perje) on this form, adequately identified, for eech additional interval to be seperately produce.d, show- ing the eckJitional deta pertinent to such intervel. Item26: "Socks Cement": Attached supplementel records for this well shoulJ show the details of any mul- tiple stege cementing and the location of the cementing tool. Item 28: Submit e seperete completion-report on this form for each intervel to be seperetely produced. (See instruction for items 20 and 22 ~bove). **ADDITIONAL CASING DATA- 9 5/8"--40#--K & N--1960 --12 1/4"--450 sx G" 2% gel + 300 sx "G" Neat--None OF FORMATION TF, STS INCLUDIN(; iNTERVAL TES'TED. I-'RI~%SURE DATA A.N~.FLECO'V~IES OF OIL. GAS, '' 34. SUMMAI~Y 35. G ]~OLOG IC M ARKI~R~ WAT]~r{ AND MUD , · No DST's or Production Tests N^~ ~,~AS. '~ ~llv~,.:O~, · mill - i i i i i .... l' Hemlock 4637' ~1 r [.Jest Fo~l ands 5227' Jurassic 5695' · (Transition) Jurassic (Fim) 5746' .'ia. CO1}E DATA. Aq'I'ACII i'~Rl~'l~' DI~gL~I.Ia~[~TIONS OF LITILOLOGY, POI~O~ITY. FLIAcTUI%'I,"~. Ai~PAI~.NT .DI.P$ AND I)]E~!~ECq'EI) SII~)WS .OF OIL. GAS ·OR WAT[~I. Sidewall Cores: Attempted 24, Recovered 22. Description by separate cover. U 6 ULb DEI~%RT~IENT OF N~kTURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF L ANDS JAY S. HAMMOND, GOVERNOR IZ 4TH AVENYE- ~.NCtiOIM~;£ 9gSOl October 23, 1975 1100 ~{ilamBuilding Suite 1900 Houston, T~s 77002 Re: ID 74-67 ~st ~.~%rt~nur ADL-59313 Gentler~n: I C. ~:. [ 1 I~ ::~,-,~c~ I( _. 'i'-:'B:~:"I-'~:~ ............. · I ~v 1 CONFER; FILE: ~ne restoration provisions required, by this office have been satisfactorily met wJ.~%~~he exception of item #3 of our letter of Oc ~tober 2, 1975, which provides, "if natural vegetation is not es ~tablished dur~g the summer of 1976, seed~g and f~er- tilization may also be required". The bond can not be released until this provision is met. Sincerely, P~_DRO DEBT/ON Chief, M~nerals Section cc:. A] Schoof, Insurance }.~a~ager, Inexco K. L. Willits Inc. 1975 1100 t~/lam ~ .~ti.~.e 1900 ~, ~'~"~ 77002 74-67 ~ ENC. ! or:c! 3 GECL D~AFT'I ?. ',.: CONFER:' _ ,:., , ~ : Th~ r~tion provis~ provid~I fDr in your let~ o£ ~ 20, 1975, a_~ here~t a.~pzoved s~bject to the roi/owing ~tions: 2~ The-corduroy moad must also- be (x~n~o~ ~t~.-.either fil~ over tt~ corduroy area ~r ~ of all of t~he trass m~t grading. If nat~ vegetation ts~ e~-~abli~ ~i~ the of 1976, seed~ and f~at. ton may also be 4; All operatLng areas s'aa11 be ~zd~.ta!n=t ~-~4 left in a conditimn aatisf~ tO the D~. 5. A cx~pletion ~ shall be filed witDJ~ 15 days of ~tion of restoration o~zations. Ed Barl:)er,' ~ District Labor Dept. Div. O&G 02-001B (REV. 08-73) MEMORANDUM DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Oil and Gas TO: THRU: FROM' Director Hoyl e H. Hami 1 ton z~,/~l ./]7~/ Chief Petroleum Engineer Ted Stagg ~J Petroleum Inspector State Alaska DATE: FILE NO: August 26, 1975 TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: Final Abandon Location Inspection of Inexco's West McArthur River No. l, Sec. 27, TION, R14W, SM. Friday August 22, 1975 - I departed /Lnchorage at 2:15 PM on a charter helicopter from Alaska Helicopters. I traveled with Ken Willits of Drilling Services, Inc. and a welder who was to do some final welding on the well marker. The purpose of the trip was to make a final inspection of the abandoned well site of Inexco's West McArthur River No. 1. I made a preliminary, inspection of this well site on August 5, 1975 and found that additional work was needed. We landed at the well site and I toured the location while Willits and the welder completed the work on the well marker. I found that the hand pick-up work had been well done and the water well had been covered, in order to complete the information on the well mrker a strip of metal bearing the complete: well location data was gas welded onto. the marker pipe. With this work. completed I judged the well site in satisfactory condition for final abandonment and gave Mr. Willits a Field Inspection Report so stating. Mr. Wtllits and the welder loaded the welding equipment into the helicopter and flew to the site of the crew camp used by Inexco in connection with this well. Due to the weight limitations on the helicopter I stayed at the well site while the helicopter flew to the crew camp, unloaded, and ~.turned to pick me up. We then flew to the crew camp and waited until the welding work on the water well was completed. A three man crew had been working since the previous day at clean- ing up the camp site. I then boarded the helicopter with Willits and the welder and returned to Anchorage arriving at 4:40 PM.: On the return trip we flew over the road that connected the crew camp to the well site. This road needs a major clean up requiring heavy equi~nt. This work is scheduled to be done soon after freeze-up. In sunmmry,~:! inspected the abandoned location, of Inexco's West McArthur River No. I and ~found: ~ll st~. :~to ~ : satts~actO~' C~ditton ~~n- :~t~ A Field Inspection Report was prepared {copy attached) and one copy was given to Ken Willits ~:be (~R63072 Operator. '.'"L~.., _,~'~,- ,~, Oil and Cas Conservation CO .... Field Inspection R~port , .. satts'fac~' i. te~ YeS' lqo (:"')"": (') (). ,,,..(':,,[1 .... 2. ( ) (').~3, ( ) (..:)4. () () 5. 10, Drilling Pemit Number · Operator'S R~p,~... ~/~Zl/r~ S'atis factot~y '~11 Sign Sa~e.~....tValv~s-Floor () Safety ..'Valves-K~lly ( Safe~y. Valves-Subsur£ece ( ) BOP Closing System (") () () .Hanifold Chokes No () () Contr. R:l.g No* 1'1. ! ~fold Pressure Test 1-,2.....~ B6P.,. Pressure. Test .- ()','. I:7; () (:) 2.o. i::Wa, ter-Well-covered' 02-001B (REV. 08-73/ MEMORANDUM DEPARIlqENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Oil and Gas ~.~ TO] O. K. Gilbreth, Jr. Di rector THRU: Hoyle H. Hamilton Chief Petroleum Engineer FROM: Ted Stagg Petrole~ Inspector State of Alaska DATE: FILE NO: August 6, 1975 TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: Preliminary Abandon Location Inspection of Inexco, West McArthur River No. 1, Sec 27, TION, R14W, Sf4. TuesdaY_August 5, 1975 - I departed Anchorage at 9:00 AM on a charter helicopter from Sea Airmotive. I traveled with Ed Barber of the Division of Lands and Bill Clanton, Drilling Foreman with Drilling Services, Inc. Mr. Clanton is representing Inexco in the abandonment of the blest McArthur River No. 1. Upon arrival at the well location we circled in the helicopter in order to visually inspect and photograph the site. (These photos are attached to this report.). After landing I toured the location with Barber and Clanton for about 30 minutes. I found the overall condition of the pad to be good except for small pieces of plastic and trash that should be picked up and removed. The well marker is missing the township and footage data. I discussed this with Mr. 'Clanton and suggested that this information be added to the marker. A Water well casing located about 100 feet from the well marker has been plugged with cement but is sticking up about one foot above the surface of the pad. I suggested that this casing be covered with gravel. After inspecting the well site we boarded the helicopter and flew along the winter road used by Inexco in drilling this well. We landed at several places on the road in order for Mr. Barber to inspect the road condition. The final stop in this inspection was at the location of Inexco's abandoned ..crew camp which is about l0 miles by road from the well site. Here we re- fueled the helicopter and returned to Anchorage. We arrived baCk at the Sea Airmotive hanger at 11:50 AM.. I prepared a Field Inspection. Report (copy attached) and gave a copy to Mr. Clanton. After returning to the office I talked with Mr. Ken Willits of Drilling Services, Inc. about the work to be done on the location. Mr. Willits said that he will have the necessary work done next week and will notify the Division of Oil and Gas when they are ready for the final inspec- tion. In summary, I inspected the abandoned location of Inexco's West McArthur River No.1 and found the location in good condition with only minor clean-up work and repairs to be done. This work should be completed next week and a final inspection done then. TS:be · ~)R63072 ' Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Committee Field Inspection Report ~ J,.~ ...... ~"~ ,~ Drilling Permit Well Name & No.,~,,,~:,<.:r, ~ ............ ...... .,',;~,~ ' ....... ,,~' .,, ,. > ,~'~, / Number · Satisfactory Item .. Satisfactory Item Yes No Yes ( ) ( ) 1. Well Sign ( ) ( ) ( ) 2. Safety Valves-Floor ( ) ( ) ( ) 3. Safety Valves-Kelly ( ) ( ) ( ) 4. Safety Valves-Subsurface ( ) ( ) 5. BOP Closing System ( ) ( ) 6. Remote Controls ( ) ( ) 7. Drilling Spool-outlets ( ) ( ) 8. Flo~ Lines ( ) ( ) 9. Kill Lines ( ) ( ) 10. Manifold Chokes ( ) () () () () () No ( ) 11. Manifold Pressure Test ( ) 12. BOP Pressure Test ( ) 13. Reserve Pit ( ) 14. Pit Berm ( ) 15. Location Berm ( ) 16. Fuel Berm ( ) 17. Operations off "Pad" (k~ 18. "General Housekeeping" (~) 19. Abd. Marker in place (~. 20. Water Well covered STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Oil and Gas ~"" ~'1 ~oo~ ~o~c~,.~ ~,w ~i~ ~ ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 '~t C~ ~ INEXCO OIL COMPANY July 24, 1975 Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton Chief Petroleum Engineer Division of Oil & Gas State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Dear Mr. Hamilton: RE: West McArthur River #1 In reply to your letter' of July 15, 1975 regarding the inspection and clean up Of the West McArthur River #1, it has been my intention to make a field trip to Alaska and tour the location with you. However, my schedule will not permit me to make the trip before bad weather begins. Therefore I will be designating Mr. Ken Willitz with Drilling Services, Inc. in my place. As of this date the location is ready for final inspection at your convenience. Very truly yours, INEXCO OIL COMP~ D. / July t5, 197.5 ~r. De Ivey Special ProJecfs Dr! i i lng Superintendent I nexco Ot I Comps, ny 308 Lincoln Tower Building Denver, Colorado 80203 Dear Ur. ~erm~s: t~e are trying t'o si=hedule our field work this stm'~er and 11' would help us '1'o find out when you wlll be ready for the final location Inspection of 'l'he fei ~et I. ' L~est ~-~-Arthur River # I ~J~ D!V:SION OF OiL AND GAS, INEXCO OIL COMPANY ANCHORAGE June 17, 1975 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Inexco W. McArthur River #1 Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska Dear Sir: I am sending under separate cover the following information required by the Alaskan State Oil and Gas Commission: 1 Final Dual Induction-Laterol.og 1 Final Borehole Compensated Sonic Log 1 Final Proximity Log-Microlog 1 Final Compensated Neutron Formation Density 1 Final Compensated Formation Density Log 1 Core Analysis Report 1 Sepia Proximity Log-Microl.og 1 Sepia Borehole Compensated Sonic Log 1 Sepia Compensated Neutron-Formation Density If additional information is needed, please advise. Very truly yours, INEXCO OIL COMPANY T. R. Fluellen Exploitation Geologist TRF/cac 1100 MILAM BUILDING. SUITE 1900. HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002- (713) 237-3300 INEXCO State of A1 aska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, A1 aska 99501 June 16, 1975 RE- Drilling Permit #74-35 West McArthur River #1 Kenai Peninsula Borough Gen tl emen' Enclosed for your review and further handling are two (2) xerox copies of the original Monthly Report Of Drilling and Workover Operations for the above mentioned well. The original was mailed to you from our Houston office on March 26, 1975, and the xerox copies which are attached are the only copies we have left..Please accept my apology for the in- convenience. Form number P-7 will be submitted within the next few weeks. Regarding the requested sepia and blue line copies of open hole logs, I have these logs in my possessiOn and will forward them to you from Houston within the next week. Sorry for the delay. Very truly yours, INEXCO OIL COMPANY JDB:psl Attachments /uJ. D. Bundy ~ Drilling Engineer COMPANY 308 LINCOLN TOWER BUILDING DENVER, COLORADO 80203 (303) 534-6361 i:LEV, 9.34)-69 STATE OF ALASKA ._ Submit "intentions'~. In Trlpll~te & "~iubsuguent t[eports" In Duplicate OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITIEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do I~Ot uSC tili~ Jorrli [ur lUOl)U:,;]l~ lo dj)il gl' tO (Ir'['puli Use "APPLICATION FIJI{ I'EICMI r--" for snell 'pro~os.',ls.) 1. NAME OF OPEI[ATUI[ .,. ll~xco 0il C~pany I.OCA'I'It~N OF WELL ~"""~' 12~~ FSL, 550' ~, Sec 27, ~1, R14W S~rd ~rtdian' Kenat Peninsula gomugh, Alaska 13. ELEVATIONS iShow whether DF, RT, GR, etc. 10. FL~.I~D AND POOL, O1( WILl)CAT ,,. ~a.l ~..t.,,.. ,,o,,.6.,, .o= OLLi~L'I'/V E~ 12. PE IL%TI T .-!~O' I 74-~5 C~ck Ap~opriate ~x To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well C.rnpletton or Reeompletlon Roport and Log form.) Dt.:RI'RlllE I'ROI'OS£D OR CO31PI,£TED OP£RATION8 (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, Including estimated date of starting an)' proposed work. 3/~3/75 3/24/75 Set I00 sx Class "G" Ne~t Plugs at the folloutn.q intervals: P1ug ~1 5063-5303', Plug ~2 4473-4713'. Plug ~3' 3370-'3610'. Set Baker "K" Retainer in 9-5/8" Casing at lag0'; broke formation )2~0 psi using 10.2 ppg mud. Pumped 175 bbl's.Excess Drilling mud below retainer at S ~P.H ~/550 pslg. I~ilxed & squeezed 100 ~x Class "G" Neat Cma,t Plug ~4 be,.low retainer to theoretical depth of 2077' Spotted t00 sx Class "g".Neat Cenant P1u.q t.5 above retainer to Set lO0 sx . J el'ass "G" Neat Cement Plug'~5 from 220' to ground level. ~r'ker. Well P & A. Cut off wellhead, cap casing strings w/~" steel plate and tnstall well (This space for State ofli~w~se) m . DIV;$1ON OF OIL AND OA,~ l-~,?'r -D~"~R ANCHORAGE D~.T T.~,~.V,G ' Dri 1 ltnq Manager DAt. 3/26175 APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF AN'Y': TITLE DATE See Instructions On Reverse Side STATE OF ALASKA 'SUBMIT IN DIJ~LIC'&TI: OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMll-[EE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 50-133-20266 LEASE DI:;S;(;t~ATION ANt) SEHIAL NO ADL-59313 7 IF INDIA),I ALX.)j YEE o)r('I'IIIB£ /qAMF, ' ~ Wildcat N/A OIL ~ GAll Wi'LL WELL OTHER 5. NA~VIE OF OPffTP. ATOR 8 [~,~IT FAtal ()Il I.EA.~;E ]qAME Inexco Oil Company West McArthur River ~'~ Abb~kss o~' om,_n'~TOR 1100 Milam Bldg, Suite 1900, Houston, Texas 77002 LOCATION OF WEI.,L 1256' FSL, 550' ~L, Sec. 27, TION, R14W SeWard Meridian Kenat Peninsula Borough, Alaska g W.SL)., NO 1 10 FIF. I.D AND POOL. 0tl WII,DCAT Wildcat O P, J EC%' I V E~ Sec. 27, TION, R14W 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPT'H AT END OF MON'IX-I, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE. CAGING A~D C~7~NT!NG JO~g INCI,UDING DEPTH SET AND VOLLrMES USED PERORATIONS. ~.STS P.~ RESULTS FISHING JO~ Jl~qK IN HOLE AND S1DE-~IACKED HOLE ~ND ~Y O~R SIGNIFIC~T C~NG~ ~ HOLE CONdiTIONS 3/03/70 Ran and set 13-3/8 , 54,5lb/it, K-55, Buttress at 517 ft and cemented to surface with 415 sx Class "G" Neat followed by 200 sx Class "G" + 2% CaC12. Circulated 25 sx Neat C~ent to surface. Cement r~ained at ground level. 3/05/75 3/06/75 Installed 12" 3000 psi weldon BradenHead and 12" 3000 psi Double DOPE Stack and Hydril. Satisfactorily pressure tested BOP£ and manifold to 3000 psig. 3/07/75 Satisfactorily pressure tested casing to lO00 psi and began drilling ahead in a 12~" hole.· 3/09/75 Logging at-1965'. 3/10/75 anand cemented 9-5/8" 361b/it, K-55, and 40.Olb/ft, K-55 & N 80 casing at 960'. Cemented casing to surface with 450 sx 'Class "G" + 2% Prehydrated ' gel (13.2ppg, 1.83 ft 3/84) followed by 300 sx .Class "G" Neat (15.8ppg, la(:15 ft. 3/84}. Circulated 246 sx Gel Cement to surface. Cement remained surTace. 3/11/75 3/12/75 · 3/20/75 3/23/75 Installed 12" x 12" 3000 psi: WP Casinghead Spool and nippled up DOPE Stacks. Satisfactorily pressure tested BOPE, Hydril, and choke manifold to 2500 psi. Continued drilling operations in an 8~J'~ hole. Reached 5770' TD at lO:O0 A,M. Ran logs. . Spot 100 sx Class "G" Plugs in open hole to P & A: #2 4473-4713, Plug #3 3370-3610'. ~-, _,..,, --~w"n - DELIVER P1 u~ ::,}/-')L 5063~-~03, Plug 3/24/75 Set Baker "K" Cement Retainer at 18.2.0'. Squeezed 100 sx Class "G" to theoretical depth of 2077'. Spot 100 sx Class"G" Plug above Retainerat 1550'. Spot 100 sx Class "G" Plug from 220' to ground level. Cut off wellh~l~, ~.a~ed. .~' /?,¢ / ~ ~ ..... . · ~ 14 i he.by ~ t~t the foregoing L" ~ ~~ -- - '" ' - -- { { { ' {~ H ~ {~ '{ I~ n~ ..... ' ~ t"*' ?Z' ~ ' ) NOTE ~Report o orn~t~ required for much c01,ndor ~nth~ reoordles~ of lbo ~tofu= of o~rotions, ond mum ~' flied I~'d0V~cot.e oil end gom con,,rvo~ion comm{,,o by the 15th of Ihe ~ucce, ding month, uflle~ olherw{8~ DIVfSION OF~,.;~"~" AND ANCHORA~ '; .DIV:$10i'~ C,F C~!L AND OAS A'~CHORAg, E : R'r S CHEMICAL & C~,.OLO,..-,~CAL LABORATO ~,.~ OF ALASKA, i!9C. TELEPHONE (907) 279-40. P.O, BOX 4--127(; 2.603 ARCTIC ANCHORAGE, ALASKA ,09509 Company- Inexco Oil Company Well No. :: No. l_=:!~c_Arth~L River Fiel~ -Wi ldcatz_Cook Inl~et .... County. Alaska St~t~ C--Cr~ck H~Hor~ontal o--o~ CORE ANAI, YSIS REPORT Locatior~____ : _ _ Formation Dcpths .......... ...... Drilling Fluid. LEGEND I~lnsuf~d~ Samp~ V---V~ 5 6 17 18 19 20 21 22 PO~O~I?Y HORIZONTAk IDEW ~LL C Ill'IISI DU A L OIL. ORES COKKATK ACID ACID 4672 4796 4811 4922 4962 5044 5052 5060 5157 5186 · 5560 28.6 31.3 29.1 '30.8 30.0 19..7 33.1 32.5 20.4 30.8 31.6 143 176 328 127 33 0.07 297 60 0.13 149 21'5 0 O. 0 90.8 93,0 96,4 91.7 87.6 98.5 95.4 90.3 98.6 90.5 90.6 TELEPHONE (907) 279-401.. P.O. BOY,. 4-'1276 ANCHORAGE, A L. ASKA 99.r, 09 C0NFIDENTIAL!..! ............... ~ ......................... ~0RE ANALYSIS REPORT OF ALASKA, INC. 2603 ARCI'IC BLVI). ;ompany :,~ ! Q~c~Oi ]~ //ell No No. I McArthur River ?ield_ Wildcat, Cook Inlet '~ounty. Alaska Dat¢..._~arch 22, 1975 Locatio~L_ Lab. No, 2809 Formation __,Dep~, __Drilling Fluid C---Crack F--Frsct~r~ LEGEND IB---Insufflcient Swmple 8t~~Str. hl Vu--~Vugs 10 11 2348 3270 3276 3280 4OO 4010 4012 4105 4126 4550 4552 liF'FiCT! VII PO~fO~,ITY 32.0 31.4 33,0 30.6 32.8 32.1 30.7 31.3 30.7 19.0, IDEW qLL C ORES 0 . 19.3 135 26 2_40 118 148 166 108 97 183 ).02 ).04 93.6 81.3 94.8 90.8 94.1 95.0 94.3 86.8 95.7 97.6 98.1 CONKATI[ WATER ACID ~ % 1975 The- last P-4-{10'404):. ;for~ 'In our. fi l~ was ~r The,'~~ of ~~', 19~' ~e..~ ~thly;~o.~'of s~s~o~t ~Jvl'~, and ~ ~pl~ ti~.--m~¥.-.~'; ~e, ~.ty re~ ~td l~lu~ a s~.~ of d~l I I lng adlv-l~ beJ~,~.t~- ~p~-of 108 f~t ?~ mte?~ ~'~ ~uld give lnc'lu~ ~- ~e ~5 (I~3) dat~ Ma~h ~l~ of ?h~e-..fo~ am- incl~[~., Your ~.rly a~entlon to ~hts m~r ~1 11 be S i ~cere't y, John A.. Levorse~ Petroleum Geolog i st i Form ~LEV. STATE OF. ALASKA St~brnit "intentions'~, in Triplicate & "Sub~quent Reports" in Duplicate OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS oN.WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen Use "APP~,ICAT1ON 'FOR PEILMrr--" ~or such 'pt;o~osals.) OIL ~ GAS . ~,L,. ~E~.,, ,~. oT.E, Wildcat 2 NAME OF OPERATOR Inexco Oil Company 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR 1100 Milam Bld9, Suite 1900, Houston, Texas 77002 4 LOC:XTIt)N OF %VELL ^t .... .,-~e 1256' FSL, 550' FWL, Sec. 27, T1ON, RI4W Seward Meridian Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska 13. ELEVA'FIONS tShow whether DF, RT, GH, etc. Check Appropriate B,ox To Indicate Nature of N~tice, Re 5. AP1 NU~I. EKICAL CODE 50-133-20266 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. Afll -H9313 7. IF INDIA. N, A_LLO'Iq'EE OR 'rlLII3E NAM. E N/A UNIT, FAI-~i OR LEASE NAME W~st McA~thur River 9. ~VELL NO. 1 1'0. FIELD A~ND POOL, Of{ WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., 1~I., (BOTTOM HOLE OI3j EC~I'iV E) Sec 27, T1ON, R14W 12. PEIL%IIT NO. 74-35 ~ort, or Other Dat~ NOTIC~I OF INTENTION ~'0: I "] TEST WATER 8HUT-OFF ] PULL OR ALTER CASINO [ [~ SIlOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDON' REPAIR WELL CHANOE PLAN~ i ' ~ Other) ' ___J EIUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: [ WATER 81tUT-0FF REPAIRINO WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ~ ALTERINO CASING 8HOOTING OR ACIDIZING , ,i ABANDONMENT* (Other) /NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Cmnpletion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) DEN(RIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and a'lve pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. Per verbal approval granted by Mr. Hoyle Hamilton on 3/22/75.: l) Spot 100 sx Class "G" cement pl.ug.~ through the following intervals- 5100 to 5300; 4500 to 4700; 3400 to 3600 ft. 2) Set cement retainer in 9-5/8" casing at approximat.ely 1860', break down formation and pump away excess drilling fluids into the fOrm- ation, then cement With min lO0 sx Class "G" to effect a plug to approximately 2060', and spot lO0 sx Class "G" cement plug on top of retai net from 1590 ,,%e--,-1.860'. 3) Set 100 sx Calss "G" cement plug from surface to 280'. 4) cut off wellhead equipment, 3~p~ casi.n, and insta w ]1 ark r. DIV!$lOIq C;.P 011, AMD 16. I hereby certify that the I~egoing ie true and correct (This space for State office, use) See Instructions On Reverse Side rZTr,~.~n~cial Prni~_cts Drilling V~TE 3/24/75 ' Superintendent · ' ' ~mved Copy Reamed INEXCO OIL COMPANY C. ENG 1' ENG 2 ENG 4 5 2 3 GECL REV DRAFT SEC CONFER: FILE: . ~:: ;:~- . Department of Natural Resources DJvJsJon of OJ1 & Gas_ Anchorage, Alaska March 24, 1975 Re' Drilling Permit 74-35 West McArthur River No. 1 Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska Gentlemen' Enclosed for your review and further handling is an original and one copy of the following forms' "Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations" and "Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells - Intent to Abandon." .. I trust that this matter is self-explanatory, however, should additional information be 'requi~d; Please advise. Although its re- quirement was known to me, I failed to submit the requirement of the February, 1975 Monthly Report, therefore, please accept my apology for its lateness. Your kind consideration in this matter is appreciated. Yours truly, INEXCO OIL COMPANY Delven H. Mc~rmis Speical Projects Drilling Superintendent DHM'jc encl. 1100 MILAM BUILDING. SUITE 1900. HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002' (713) 237-3300 ~ ~o. ~ ~, -~ ~,~-~ ~ STATE OF ALASKA 1~,/', 5-1-70 OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE 'SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE MONTHLY REPORT O'F DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS o,L ~ °" ~] o,,- Wildcat WELL WELL 1. , NAME OF OPEI%ATOH Inexco 0,/1 Conlpany ADDRESS OF OPEI:La-TOR 1100 Milam Bldg,.Suite 1900a Houston, 'Texas 77002 LOCATION O'F WEI-J-. 1256' FSL, 550' FWL, Sec. 27, TION, R14W, Seward Meridian. Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska APl NUAiER1CAL CODE 50-133.-20266 LEASE DESIG~eATION A..'%'D ,qElqlAL NO ADL-59313 7 IF TNDIAI~J' ALO.'rT~EE OR TRIBE NAME 8 t..~IT FARA{ OR ][,EASE NAME West McArthur River 9 WELL NO ] 10 F/ELD A_ND POOL, OH WI]]DCAT Wildcat SEC. T., R., M.(BOTTOM HO1.E OB.rECTrV~ Sec. 27,. TION, R14W 74.35 13 REPORT TOTAL DEP?H AT END OF MONTH, CHA_NGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENT!NG JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLLqVIE$ USED PERFORATIONS T'E.ST$ P_ND REFULTS FISHING JOB/~ JUIqK IN HOLE AND SIDE-/qt. AC}CED HOLE A. ND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CH.A2~GES IN HOLE CONDITIONS 2/25/75 2/26/75 2/27/75 2/28/75 SpUd 26" hole at 4:00 P.M. Ran 20", 78.4 lb/ft casing to 83' and cemented to surface with: 218 sx Artic Set + 200 sx Class "G" + 2% CaC1 Circulated lO0 sx Artic Set. 2' InStall 20" Brodenhead and Grant Rotating Head with diverting. lines to reserve pit. Test Rotating Head and casing to 200 psig. Drilling 17½" hole at 108'. ANCHOII:AG~ 14 l~_~by certif34 %hat the fl~r_egoing is true argl i 9~%1 I II ~%11~11'9- ....... Il J 'NOTE --Report on this form Ji required for each cQllfldQr ~th% regardless of th~ltatus of operations, and must ~ filed In duplicate with the oil and gas conservation commiflee bythe 15~ of the succe,bding month, uflle~ ~therwisn directed. 02~001B (HbV. UU-/Lt) FROM: MEMO RAN DU M DEPAR~T OF NATURAL RESORTS DiV~StON OF OIL AND GAS TO: ' O. K. Gtlbreth, Jr.. Di rector Petroleum Engt neet State of Alaska DATE: March 17, 1975 FILE NO: TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: Witness B.OJ9'. test, ~Iltexco 0tl Co. West McArthur River #1, Sec, 27, TION, R14W, T;ee~day:_ ~_~.rch.. 4., 1975_ I departed ~ office at 1:45 PM and caught a company chartered aircraft which departed Anchorage at 3:00 PM. We landed at Marathon's West Foreland airstrip where we were me~ by Inexco's drilling supervisor, Mr. ~lim Brown, who drove us. by oompany truck to the camp and rig. Mr. Jim Barber, a field inspector for the OiviSton of Lands, was also on this trip for the purpose of reviewing the gravel and land use activity on the twelve miles of road extending from the airstrip to the camp and on the well site. As soon as we arrived, Mr. B ~r~. informed me that t-t would be some time before the ntppling up was cemple~ but since he was. going to the well to show Hr. Barber, I went along far the .ride so I could get a good look at things in the daylight. Three cats were at work along the road area, snaking out trees that had been pushed over when the road was built and taking them to fill areas where they were being mashed down and covered. Several gravel pits were in use for this purpose. Upon arrival at the well site, Mr. Barber and myself walked the perimeter of the well pad for a visual inspection. We bath made several phetographs. Mr. Barber talked with Mr. Brown concern- ing a fuel berm which was incomplete, the method of clearing for the drill site pad, and the recent drainage of a vechtcle'.s crankcase oil on the edge of the pad. We returned to-the airstrip and Mr. Barber returned to Anchorage. I waited at the. camp area that-evening until late the next afternoon before the nippling up was compleX. At 4:30 PM the Kenat Drilling rig supervisor, Mr. Roy Ennts, came to the camp to pick me up and inform me that the B.O.P.'s were ready for testing. We returned to the well site and commenced testing at 5:30 PM. The rig pumps were to be used for pressuring up and shortly after we had attained 1600 pstg against the blind rams, the relief valve on the rig pump released and blew the relief line off of the valve. Mud, under high pressure, blew all over the pump room, It took several hours to replace the relief valve and repair the piping and before it was over we switched to the other mud pump and tried pressuring up with it and were not able to attain sufficient pressure for the test. I informed Mr. Brown that I would require a full 3000 pound working pressure for the test so we shut down until they could fly an auxiliary pump from Kenat. 2- Hatch 17, 1975 l~e ~nc~ the pressure, testtng at lO PH wtth the auxiliary pump. The test pl_~ ~as seated In ~ top of the. castng head so the test was agatnst the bl~nd ~ a~ the three mst extreme valves on the choke mntfold to 3000 pstg. ~le a;ternate]y closed a, upstream va]ye and opened a downstream valve u~ttl ~ vatve on the choke manifold, kt11, and lqo~ ]1ne had been pressure t~ted to ~ pstg. No ]eaks were found and all valves and flanges held pressure adequately. The blt~d rams were opened and a ~lotnt of plpe t~serted In the test plug. After some dtfftcu]ty tn reseating the test plug, t~ ptpe rams ~re c]osed but before we could pressure test the ptpe rams, two hydraulic ]Ine leaks were uncovered and repaired. Upon repressurtng the system the ptpe 'rams leaked. After much searching for t~he leak, ! discovered the leak was around the ptpe past the rams. ! point'-out the posstb111ty that the ram seallng rub~ were Installed upstde do~m. As a last resort the B.O.P.°s ~ere opened, the plpe rams removed and checked for correct stze, wear and ~nstallatton. Zt was dtscovored that one of the ram sealtng rubbers was Installed upstde ~ whtch allowed the leal~. After the seal was correctly Installed the pipe rams held 3000 pstg wtth no problem. The Hydrtl was then tested to 2860 psig and with no problem. The remote controls functioned to mY ssttsfactton and the three nttrogen back up bottles all contained 2500 pstg nltrogen pressure. All durtng the test the weldtng cre~ was busy instal- ling the Swaco choke dokm stream of the cho~ manlfold so the Swaco choke was not tested for pressure nor ~ere the t~o flanges between tt and the valve. ! informed Mr. Brown that thts ~ould be necessary before the maRtfold was completely 'tested and he agreed to do thts after completion of Installation of the S~aco choke. Also under construction were the addttlenal flow 11nes from the choke ma~tfold to the degaser and ptt. The ma,~orlty of the pressure testtng ~as essentially completed at 3:00 AM and at thts ttme Mr. B~. d!rected the drt111ng crew to start ptcktng up the dr1111ng toois and the dr111 collars before the kelly could be ptcked up to pressure test the kelly cock valve. He suggested that ! htr the sack for a couple of hours and they would wake me when the were ready for the addi- tional tests. ! ~o~e up at 7:30 AH to ftnd the drt111ng cre~ st111 had not picked up the drill collars and that they had been maktng repatrs to the pump relief line a~d various other thtngs. ! could see that tf !watted on the schedule of events tt weutd be noon or past before ! could depart the loca- tion so ! woke Fir. Brovm and. tnformed h!m that ! would not stay for the pressure testtng of ~ kellycock but would requtre that he pressure test tt and so note on the dr111 repo~ prtor to dr1111ng out the castng shoe. ! went to the rtg floor and requested the drtller to actuate the kellycock valve, whtch he dld. ! then requested that he actuate the 1floor safety valve and after some delay he returned and asked me If tt would be adequate that he stmply told me that he "knew tt would work" and !tnformed htm that was not satisfactory, that the whole petnt tn requesttn~g ac'tuatton of the safe~ t'loor valve was to verl.fy that the proper wrench to open and close tt was available and t~at tt ~rked freely. The spectal wrench requtred to actuate this waive was obviously misplaced. O. K. Gtlbreth, 3- March 17, 1975 I departed the rtg ftoor a~ tnformd gr.. Brmm that tt mmld also be necessary ~ .have ~ ~t~ spectal fl~ valve wrench on the fleer prt~ to dr1111ng out. ~ allowed me to ~ his truck to drtve back to ~ ~ ~ ! completed my Field !nspectton Report fort, and left a copy wlth ~. ~ts. ~11e ! ~as t,~ere, !nottced that Mr. Ennts called over the radto ~ ~.~ that a new f~ valve vrench be obtatned and delivered to ~ at~. I noted several tte~s on the fteld Inspection report fort,. 'I~ ~-- ! noted, ~ key on. floor before dr1111ng out. I tee f3 -- pressure test kel!y ~ vaive before drtlltng out. Itee #8 -- Installation of flow 1t~ not ~le~. I~ #10 -- Swaco choke not tested d~ to tnco"ple~ 1ns~11att~. !~ ~12 -- pipe ram Incorrectly Installed. ftnal te.s~ okay folio"lag correct,on.. It~ ~16 -- bern tncoeplete armmd fuel reveO,eat, ~!red while on location --okay. The Inexco pilot and I drove to the Marathon airstrip, which we departed in the con,any aircraft at app~~tely 10:~ AM and returned to Anchorage. after stoppt~ at So.1~ to d~ off .one mn and pick ~p another and some additional supplies for t~.~g. I .finally arrived at A~chorage at 11:30 AM. On thrtS feld -trip I wi~ssed ~ successful testlng of the B.O..P. equipment for the Inexco ~1 ~ny opera~ gest McArthar River #1 well located on the ~t bank of the Iq~Arthur R~ver be~een Grantte Potnt and gest Foreland. Several repat~ aad co--ti.ohs were necessary durtng the period of the testing, t~wever, ali final testing ~as satisfactory wtth the exceptions that so"e t~ were Incomplete. at t~ time of ,~ visit. I feel that good rig c~ and supe.rdston ~$ available on this rig and that the equipment is in satisfactory, condition. At ~ first opporttmtty to review the drt111ng re~ fro. this rig, t~ drtlltng report for March 6 should be reviewed to as'certain if the ke11~cock valve was. tested and the safety wrench was on hand prior -to drt111ng out ~ cement fro" the castng as specified. Attac~ment LCS:b~m ~ lasC'~t ommif~ A ~ Oil and Cas Conservation C .,e Field Inspection Report ~ · Drilling Per. it :"' Inspected by, ,,., ~,,,,,,~ar ~ ~ !~ T~%' Operator ts Rep. Contr. Rig No. !:...::',~,. ,; ].. satisfactory Item Yes. Ho Yes (~)~ ( ) 1. Well Sisn ( ~/ ( ~" ( ~' 3. Safety Valves-~lly, ~ ( ~ (")', (~ 4. Safety Valves-Subsurface ( ~ ( ~ ( ) 5. ~P Clost~ System (~ Satisfactory Item No ( ) il. Hanifold Pressure Test (9~ 12. .~P Pressure Test ( ) 13. ,ill. serve Pit ( ) 15. Location Berm (~ 16. Fuel Berm ( ) 17. Operations off "Pad" ( ) 18. "General ~ousekeeping" (*'"')~ 19. Abd. ~tarker in place (-~ 20. ~ater ~ell covered (.~" ( ) 6. Remote Controls ( ) 'r~ ( ~ ( ) 7. Drilling Spool-outlets ( ~)~ ( ~ ( ~)~ 8. Flor Lines ( _ (.~)~ ( ) 9,' Kill Lines (: ~ ( ~ 10. hnifOld ~okes 0 L'eommber 19, 1974 In~.oo Oil ~y j~~--/ 1100 ~ Building Suite 1~900 F~ot.~'-~n, ~ 77002 .......... - Attention: Delven H. ~s ~ ref~ plato of opera~ approved by our letter of October 7, t974, and modified by your ~r dated :~mher 25, 1974, is hereby approved subject ~to t~ stipula~ stated in our OcW~obeor 7, 1974, a .pproval letter. District Office "'_ .... -:;: i.::.;.,::4:. -"' :~i! ' · ' ORGANIZATION -~ Full Name of the Company,. Organization, orl Indi..v!,.dual t-~: - ............ t. ' ;(?'!';i. In~Xc°; 0 i I C°~"'Pan¥-'''/'( F° rme'~ 1 ~?'!:'.n ~h't ! .0.na 1 Nuc 1 ea r."C'0:~P°ra t iOn ) Post Office Address( Box or Street Address) I100 MIlam Building, Suite 1900.,.. H0_ uston, Texas 77002 Plan of Organization (State whether organization is a corporation, joint stock association, firm or partnership, or individual) ^ corporatiOn engaging In general acquisition, exploration, developmant ang of any and al I natural resources and energy fuels. If a foreign corporation, give (1) State where incorporated Delaware Principal Officers or Partners (if partnership) ::i~! Erv i ng Wol ~ A ~ E J. P. Hurphy Coles S. Tlnkler (2) Name and postoffice address of state agent CT Corporation System 200 National Bank of Alaska B : J~neau';' Alaska 99801' TITLE Ch I ef Execut i ve Off Icer President;& Chief Operating Executlve Vice President (3) Date of permit to do business in state dg. July 29, 1968 POSTOFFICE ADDRESS .. O E. ~_9th St... Ne~ York 10022 ,, 00. ,,... ,, Sa , oo Houston, Texas 1100 Milam Building, Suite 1900 Houston, Texas .77002 I100 Mllam Building, Suite 1~00 HI chae I J. August Arthus S. Berner WI 11 lam G. Goodwln Car I J. Schwarz Alvin C. Simmons Edmund A. Giese, Jr. John N. Tanner Vice President Finance · . . Vlce President Legal & Secrete; Vice President Operation Lials~ Vice President Exploration Houston, Texas 77002 1100 Hllam Bldg.. Suite 1900 .y Houston, Texas 77002 1100 Hilam Bldg., Suite 1900 ~n Houston~ Texas 77002 1100 HIl~ Bldg., Suite 1900 Houston, Texas 77002 1100 Ml lam Bldg., Suite 1900 Ervlng Wolf Hlchaei J. August Hlchael A. H. Keehner Vlce President Production Houston, Texas 77002 Ti;eaSurer I I00 HI lam Bldg., Sul c0ntr°l I er Houston: Texas 77002 DIRECTORS NAME POSTOFFICE ADDRESS 110 E. 59th St., New York, New te 1900 York 10022 I!00 Hllam Bldg.~ Suite 1900. Houston, Tex.77002 l0 Nanover Sq., New York, New York 10005 Abe Krash 122~)-I)th St., lC4, Vashlngton: D.C. 2OO36 J. P. flurphy I100 Hl lam Bldg., Suite 1900, Houston, Tex. 7700; Laurence A. Tisch 666 Fifth Ave., New York, N~ York 10019 0 V. Tracy I11~ A~ ~ ~k- a~=.~ u v u.y. ,~a~ CERTIFICATE: I, the undersized, state that I am the//~,' ~ ~:crt'(/~'/of the ~.~ ~U;,.' (~ /./ ~2o/~, (company), ~d that I am author~ed by said comply to make this repo~; and that this report was pre- pared under my supervision and direction and that the facts stated there~ are true, correct and complete to the best of my knowledge. Signature . Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Organization Report Form No. OR Authorized by Order No. I Effective October 1, 1958 October 7, 1974 Mobil Oil oorP°ration P.O. Pouch 7-003 Anchorage, A~_~ska 99510 Re: LO/NS 74-76 Attention: :.-: Ralph W. Ponfick Land Representative The lease operations outlined in your letter of August 16, 1974, are hereby approved with the following stipulations: i.' The bank'(S) of ~he w~te~course shall not be al~ed- e Materials shall be removed only from exposed (de-wa~ed) bars of the watercourse to the existing ice or water level. 3. No equipment shall enter or cross an active (fl~) ~ of the watercourse. e All crossings of flowing channels shall be accomplished with use of sufficient quantity of culverts placed well beneath the ice layer to handle existing and expected flo~ of water and p~ovide for unimpeded passage of fishes. 5. Stockpiled material shall be placed in a manner whereby w~ter .flow shall not be restricted, diverted ~rRblocked. e To avoid unnecessary, d. estru~tion of. wildlife~ habitat., all material .... .stz~kpile.. areas.,., access., roads, .. etc ~, .~st. avoid.', the. sand. dune., areas. on. the .north .eD~:of the' island of'proposed' use in' Section-17, Ti~, R13E, U.~P.M.. 7. The stockpiles m~st be clearly marked as to the'hame'of cc~y · ,.StDdcpiling the gravel. 8. Removal shall-occur in such a manner that the wat~_r flow of the watercourse shall not be rechanneled, blocked or diverted. Mobil Oil Corporation Approval Letter Page -2- October 7, 1974 . The _H~_~itat Protection Section, 1300 College Road, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 shall be notified in writing or by phone (452-1531) at least 14 days prior to ~~ent of r~moval of mterial fr~m the area and also upon cc~pletion of removal. 10. Prior to spring breakup or upon completion of material removal the mining site(s) shall be graded smooth with all berms and potholes removed, and all depressions filled to prevent entrap- ment of fish. 11. All mterial including stockpiled material and culverts must be removed frcm the area prior to spring breakup or May 15, 1975, whichever occurs first. 12. An accounting of the mterial used for each construction feature (road,pad,etc.) must be sub~tted upon ccmpletion. Free use of the material to b~ild the airstrip_is allowed with the stipulation that the operator will leave the airstrip open for public use. Free use or the r~mai~der of the material is allowed under the condition that if the %~11 is a dry hole, the material and the facility constructed with the material will revert to the state upon cc~pletion of operations. If the well is capable of pro- duction and penm3nent and exclusive use of the material is desired, the material must be paid for pur~ant Title 11 AAC 76.400 and 11 AAC 76.500, of the Material Sales Regulations. 135. All operating areas shall be maintained and upon cc~pletion of operations left in a COndition satisfactory to the Director. 14. A ccmpletion report shall be filed v~ithin 15 days of cc~pletion of operations. Sincerely, BY: Pedro Denton Chief, Minerals Section cc: ADF&G, Fbk. NC District DEC Houston, Texas 77002 74-67 .......... . ..... Inexco No. 1 ,~West McArthur River~ Attention: Delven H. E~rmis Special Projects Drilling Engineer The lease operations outlined in your letter of August 5:~ 1974, are hereby approved %~[th the following stipulations with the exception of the gravel location on the ~n line to Section 27 and 28. 1. Sand-gravel or other fill materials shall not be r~oved from McArthur River or. its tributaries. e Mud and reserve pits should be constructed in a manner which will prevent contamination of surface and subsurface groundv~ter in and about the drilling location. ® Fuel storage containers should be enclosed by a berm impermeable to oil and fluids, and with a capacity 115% or greater than the storage containers. 4. ~ne location pad should be surrounded by a low berm for potential oil spill contaJ_~t. 5. Ail operating areas shall be maintained and upon ~letion of operations left in a condition, satisfactory to the Director. 6. A ccmpletion report shall be filed within 15 daYs of ccxqpletion of operations. 7. A separate provision must be made for purchasing the material for coD~truction the drilling pad and access road in Section 28. Sincerely, BY: Pedro Denton ~Sep.~r 1.0, lg74 #74-3~ t~. Delve~ H. Hermts SPeC!al Pre~ I~lg. Engr. Inexce 0tl C~ 1100 ml~ B~JldJgg Heust~n, Tex~s 77002 Deer Sir: E.m::losed is the appro~md appl.tcatton for permit 'to drill the above referenced ~e11,. on or ~t '~am~r~ I, .1975 at a locatton tn Sectton ~7, Te~nshtp lOtt, Range- 14~, ~ell sampleS, core chtps, and a mud log are required. A directional survey ts not required. Macy rtvers in Alaska and the?ir dratnage systems have bee~ classified as important for t~he spmmtag or migration of anadromous fish. Operations tn these areas are sub~t to AS 16,50,870 a~d the regulations promulgated there- ~r (Tltle 5, Alaska Admlntstrattve'~). Prtor to cemmnctng operations you may be con~ by the-Habttat Coor~'jrlriJJ~,orms office, Department of Fish Pollu.tton of any ~aters ef ~-.State ts proh!btted by AS 46, Chapter 03, Arttcle 7 and U~ regula~ons p_remulgated thereunder (Tttle 18, A_las? . 1 Administrative Co~. Chapter 70) a~d by the Federal Water Pollutlon Act, as amended. Prier to comiaclng operations you may be contacted by a representative of ~ I)epartmeat of Eavt~tal Conservation. Pursua~qt to AS 38.40, Local Hire Under State Leases, the Alaska Department of Labor ts betag notified .of t~ issuance of t,hts permit to drill. Very ~tr~ly yours~ Chat~n Alaska Oi!,and Gas ~se-~atton ~tt~ cc: ~~ of Fish ~ ~, ~bi~t ~tl~ w/o encl. O~r~t of' Envt~ntal Co~vatJon w/o ~1. ~-~t of 'L~r, Su~tsor' Lair ~ C~11ance INEXCO OIL COMPANY August 21, 1974 State of Alaska Department of. Revenue 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Gentlemen: Attached is our check in the amount of $100 for filing fee which was not sent with our application for permit to drill the West McArthur River No. 1 well. Yours truly, INEXCO OIL COMPANY Delven H. Mermis By: Rae B. White RBW:do Attachment 1100 MILAM BUILDING. St.IITE 19fl0. HC)II.e-,TON TFXA.e-, 77f11'19 · F'71R/9R7-RR/I(1 AU~ ~ 6 1974 i)I¥151~ OF OIL ~1) G~$ INEXCO OIL COMPANY August 13, 1974 Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas Anchorage, Alaska ! . I ~ I 2 ENO J 3ENG --T-4- r~,,~ I 5 ENG I 1 c;:;c,,;- ~ SEC CONFER: FILE: RE: Organization Report Gent I emen: Enclosed for your review and further handling is an Organization Report depicting the various officers and directors of Inexco Oil Company. As I appreciate it, this filing Ts required prior to the issuance of am approved drilling permi'ts within your state. Should additional information be required, please notify the under- signed. '" Sincerely, C~"~EXC0 0IL C0"PANy.,~ Delven H. Mermis speciat-F~ ~/, Drilling Engineer DHM/cw Enclosure AU6 i, 9 1100 MILAM BUILDING' SUITE 1900. HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002' (713) 237-3300 INEXCO OIL COMPANY Department of N~tural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3OO1 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 August 5, RE: Application for Permit to Drill INEXCO No. 1 West McArthur River McArthur Flats Area Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska Gentlemen: INEXCO OIL COMPANY respectfu'lly request approval of the attached Appli- cation for Permit to Drill and the herein detailed Plan of Operations to drill the West McArthur R]~er No. 1 well. This well is to be drilled in the SW/4 of the $W/4, Seq!.~n 27, TION, R14W, Seward,Meridian, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska. For economic and ecological reasons, every effort has been expended in the planning phase of thi:s project to make full utilization of existing facilities, air strip, rampways, roadways, existing winter trails, min- imization of new construction, minimization of possible contamination of the McArthur River and surrounding area through movement of the well bore some 1OOO ft. from its banks, and by placing special emphasis on well control through proper well design and utilization of well monitoring equipment. Copies of this Application and associated Plan of Operations are being sent to the following agencies for review and acceptance of the p~oject: Alaska Department of Natural Resources, Division of-Lands; Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation; and ~ Alaska Department of Fish and Game. Please notify if'any other agencies arearequired to accept the proposed Plan of Operations'Prior to its inauguration. Should any further infOrmation be required relative to this matter, please contact the undersigned by calling collect (713) 237-3451. Your prompt handling of this matter will be appreciated. Yours truly, /~ %'NE)~O O' L COMP,~N~ ,,/"XN ~_ · Delven H. Mermis ~ Special Projects Dri~(~'ng Engineer DHM:cc Encs. 1100 MILAM BUILDING' SUITE 1900' HOUSTON, TEXAS 77002' (713) 237-3300 F~n'n 10-- 401 . R.EV. I--I--71 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION ,COMMITTEE' SUBMIT IN 'r1~,,~wm,~,,IC~TE (Other instruc' on PERMIT TO DRILL OR DEEPEN zon-, or zoNz lit. TYPI~ OF WOBK DRILL [] DEEPEN I--I b. TYPg 0% WgLL o,~ ~ w=LL°'" [--] o?,=, Wi ldcat 2 NAME OF OPF2q. ATOR INEXCO OIL COMPANY 3. ADDRESS O~ OPERATOR 11OO Milam Building, Suite 1900. Houston, Texas 4 LOCATION OF WELL At surface 1256' FSL, 550' FWL of Sec. 27 At proposed prod. zone 125:6' FSL, _~50_' FWL of .Sec. 27 13. DISTANCE 1N MILES AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 23 miles $.W. from Tyonek 14. BOND INFORMATION: TyPE blanket Surety and/or No The Trav_elers 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED* LOCATION TO NE~EST PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE, ]~r. 550 (AI.~o to nearest drig, unit, ii any) 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LocATIoN' TO NEAREST WELL DRILLING, COMPLETED. OR APPLIED FOR, FT. No other wells in immediate vacinity 21. EI.,EVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT. CR, etc.~ 770O2 GL 21' MSL (3]"MLLW DATUM) 23. PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGR,MM rs, API 50-133-20266 81 UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME West McArthur River 9. WELL, NO. 1 10. FIELD AND POOl,. O~ WILDCAT Wi ldcat 11. SEC., T. R.. M. ~ROTWOM HOLE OBJECTIVE, S~c. 27-TlON-R14W~ 't ndemn i tv Co. 184-~8-28 ~.~o,,~t $100,000 17. NC). ACRES ASSIGNED 16. NO.OF ACI~F-~INLEASE' . TO THiS WELl, 1' · I "o ~' Ro ta ry ~, APPROX. DATE WORK WILL STAR'F* January I, 1975 Seward SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASING WEIGHT PER FOOT GRAKIE SETTING DEPTH quantity of cement ~,~Exce~ 26 '20 '78.6 B. 60 170 sX. Arctic , set cmt. 'th Surt. ~-~ 17-'1/2 13-3/8 48 &. 54.5 K-55 500 600 sx...Class G, circ. to surf. . 17-1/4 9-57R ;t6 K-55 2000 7~0 s'x. Cl.ass G,. circ, to surf. R-l~? 7 23 "K g. N .'~l~g;}~;)'(o~(~i 500 sx. +__ Class G as requi"red' - --' with Plat No'S. ] thru 7. AU~ ! 5 i9"[4 n~w ~kro'duet~ve zone. 24. I he'by ~Mf,~that the iTh'is space State ~) '~ ] ~AMPL~ AND CORE CHIPS n~U~k Y [ MUD LOG DI~IONAL SURVEY U Y~ ~NO 74-35 PZRM1T NO_ E^I~ROPO,~:D P~OGR.~VI: If In,oposal is to dee~n 'give ~ on present p~u~tve, zone ~d pro~ ~} iS ~ q.r]ll. ~ a~n d~ec~tonally, give pRr~men~ ~' on subsu~a~ ~t~ ~d mea~a and Uue a~ preve~ ~mgram. ~~~. Merm~ August 7, 1974 w,~ Special Projects Drlg. Engr. CONDITIONS OF APPHOVAL, IF ANY: OTHER RE~UIREMIgNTS: [] NO SEE TRANSMITTAL LETTER A.P.I. ixruMERICAL CODle 50-133-20266 ~ , -- APPROVAL DAT~ . September 10, 1974 APPItOVED BY ' ?m,.. Cha i rman · *See Inmuclio., O. Reverse Side ~^~ 9/10/74 PLAN OF OPERATIONS INEXCO OIL COMPANY West McArthur River No. 1 SW/4, SW/4, Section 27, T1ON, R14W Seward Meridian Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska .GENERAL: A winter operation was chosen for execution of this project based on economic and ecological reasons as a result of the proposed test being located on the wes.t bank of the McArthur River in the McArthur Moskeg- Mud Flat area. An on site review of the area this summer revealed the lack of good quality gravel in the immediate vacinity.of the area, and as such, constructi'on of. permanent roadways and pad facilities would be exorbitant. Further, an exploratory project of this nature across grass covered Muskeg is more conducive to operations during freeze up. The western bank of the McArthur River, in the vacinlty of Section 27, TION, R14W, is approximately 5 ft. high, with the terrain sloping away from. the river bank in a southwesterly direction. The desired location for this tes.t was in the center of the SW/4 of Section 27, which placed the well within 350 ft. of the river bank. For ecological reasons, the proposed test was shifted to the requested location so that the well would be a minimum dista'nce of 1000 ft. from the river bank, and still maintain its geological integrity. EXISTING FACILITIES: Reference is made to Plat No. l, Where upon is depicted the various existing facilities in'the area. Every effort has been made to utilize the existing facilities to the fullest extent, and thereby minimizing disturbance of. the area. MOBI. LIZATION: All necessary equipment and materials for this project will be loaded on to ramp.equippe'd barges at the Port of Kenai, and transported, during the month of October 1974, to the Beach.Rampway located in the SE/4 of Section 5, Tg.N, 'R14W for offloading. It is intended to transport all materials and'equipment across ex. isting permanent roads to a "Staging Area" located in the SE/4 of Section 19, T9N, R14W. This staging area is the site of a plugged and abandoned well known as the Shell No. 1 Kustatan Ridge. A partial list of equipment and materials to be mobilized is as follows: 'Drilling rig and rig components, 40 man camp facilities., water well drilling rig, cementing unit, wireli.ne logging unit, mud logging unit, two strings of'water well casing, two. (2) conductor casing strings, surface casing, oil Plan of Operati~'~ Wes~t McArthur Ri~r No. 1 Page Two string, dual tubing, strings, wellhead equipment, production test unit, two (2) D8 DozerS, one (1) D7 Ripper Cat, three (3') EuClid scrapers, one (1) cat 966 Loader, three (3) Bed Tandum Rig Up trucks, two (2) Oilfield Floats, three (3) 6 passenger pickups, two (2) skid mounted insulated water tanks, one (1) skid mounted fuel tank, 3000 sacks drilling fluid additives, 3000 sacks cement, cement additives, oil sorbent materials, and related miscellaneous drilling equipment and suppl'ies. AI'I the fore- going mentioned equipment will be stored at the Staging Area while waiting for freeze up. Fuel for the project will be stored in two 50,000 gal. Rubber Pillow stor- age tanks, adjacent to the beach ramp way located in an impervious contain- ment berm having a capacity of llO% of the volume of fuel being stored. CONSTRUCTION: With the onset of freezeup, anticipated on or about December 15, 1974, catering service personnel and road construction workers will be flown to the area. Construction workers will begin preparing on ice road over the existing winter trail beginning at the Staging Area pad located in SE/4 Section 19, T9N, R14W, northward toward the NE/4 of Section 29, TION, R14W. At this point, a new ice road will be constructed on the highest terrain through the N/2 of Section 28 to the "Location Pad" area ~n the SW/4, SW/4, Section 27, T1ON, R14W. Two apparent swampy areas along the existing winter trail (SE/4 Section 32 and NE/4 Section 29 of TION, R14W) may require moderate quantities of sand fill to result in a competent crossing. Also, the entire length of the 50 ft. Marathon Pipeline ROW 'located in the NW/4 of Section 28, TION, R14W, will be covered with a 4 ft. sand-gravel fill so as to insure uninterrupted service of the pipeline. Proposed sand-gravel pits for these purposes are to be located in the NW/4 of Section 5, T9N, R14W, and in the NW/4 of Sec- tion 28, T1ON, R14W, as depicted on Plat No. 1. As previously mentioned, good qual-ity gravel is non-existent within the immediate vacinity of the porposed location. A silt-sand-gravel mixture taken from the McArthur River Bottom, located in NW/4 of Section 27, TION, R14W,'should suffice~for pad material of a temporary nature. Approximately 10,000 yds. of material may be required to construct the location pad and associated pits and berms (refer to Plat No. 4). The gravel source pi~ts will be excaVated utilizing the three Euclid scraper type earth movers, and as such, will constitute a surface removal of mater- ials rather than a deep pit type excavation. Additionally, river bottom removal of materials Will be conducted in such a manner so as not to disturb the natural course of the river after breakup. 'Should river bottom removal of materials not be approved for use, the pit located in the NW/4 of Section 28 will be expanded and utilized for this purpose. Rlan of Operati0/-~ · West McArthur·Ri~r No. 1 Page Three The reserve pit depicted in Plat No. 4 appears to cover a sizeable area. It, however, encompasses essentially the same usable volume of a normal 1·00' x 150' x 10' ·pit utilized for this purpose. Due tO this location being in the midst of a mud flat,·it is felt that the larger area will be more suited for disposal of drill solids and drilling fluid. If, when construction of the pit is begun, it is determined that an excavated pit in the mud flat area is feasible, the aerial extent.of the pit will be reduced accordingly. Upon completion of the construction work, anticiped on or about December 30, .1974, the Construction equipment will be stored at the Staging Area for the duration of the job. DRILLING OPERATIONS: Upon completion of the Location Pad (Plat No. 4), a small mobil drilling rig will.be moved to the location for the purposes of drilling a water sUpply well to be Used for drilling fluid and cementing purposes. Upon its completion, the rotary drilling rig and accessory equipment will be moved from the Staging Area 'to the Location Pad, and positioned as depicted in Plat No. 4. ~The rig will be positioned on matting boards to impede settlement of the rig. A 26" hole will be-spudded with a dr'y bucket, and the hole drilled to approximately 60 ft~ The first conductor string, consisting of 20" OD casing will be run and cemented to the surface. This string will then be equipped with a 20", 2000 psi WP Bradenhead equipped with two 4" HCR type remote controlled full opening valves, with two 4" diverter lines to the pit area. The Bradenhead will be equipped with a 20" 2000 psi WP rotating head, with an 8" HCR type remote controlled full opening va'l've on the flowline outlet (Refer 'to Plat No. 6).· The rotating head well containment mechanism is chosen over a 20" Hydril due to.its superior method of well control; ie: the well i.s fully controlled during all drill'ing and tri.pping operations. The well stream can be diverted away from the rig almost instantaneously rather than blow uncontrolled up through the rig substructure until the preventer is closed. Also, through the use of the well hookup depicted in Plat No. 6, there is no danger of cratering the area around the rig due to inadvertently closing a Hydril to stop the flow up through the rotary sub- structure·prior to opening diverting lines. Upon. reaching a depth of 500 ft., a second conductor strong, consisting of 13-3/8" casing, will be run and cemented to the surface. The 20" conductor and Bradenhead will be removed and cleared to.ground level. The 13-3/8" casing will be equipped with a 12" 3000. psi WP. Bradenhead and BOPE Stack as shown in Plat No. 7. · Plan of Operatie~'~ 'West McArthur Ri~¢r No. 1 Page Four A 12-1/4" hole will then be drilled to a depth of 2000 ft. Upon comple- tion of logging, operations, a surface string of 9-5/8" casing will be run and cemented back to the surface. The same BOPE stack used on the surface hole will be~nippled up after installi~ng a 12" x 12" 3000 psi WP Casing Head Spool. An 8-1/2" hole Will then be drilled to approximately 7000 ft. TD, and the w~ll bore logged. Every precaution will be made throughout the course of drilling operations to maintain the well in complete control at all times. The rig will be equipped with a continuous recording pit level and flow- line monitoring and warning system, as well as a remote controlled auto' matic choke and mud degasser. In an effort to minimize potential surface contamination, a fresh water based drilling fluid, devoid of any diesel or oils, will be utilized through- out drilling operations from surface to total depth. More specifically, the fl'uid constituents will consist of Bentonite, polyvinylacetate polymer, maleic anhydride polymer, and minor concentrations of a high weight polYmer of acrylonitrite. All these constituents have proven to be com- patible with. the environment, in that ~they are not detrimental to marine iife,~or surrounding surface vegetation should~acc|dental spillage occur. If the well bore is evaluated as being non-commercial, the well wil1 be plugged a~nd abandoned in accordance with sound engineering practices~, and has approved by the Department of Natural Resources. If deemed necessary, however, a 7" OD casing string will be run and cemented to adequately cover ali potentially productive zones. Production tests will be conducted, as warranted, below a packer and through a competent tubing string, with the .produced hydrocarbon effluent being disposed of by burning in a pit consturcted for these purposes as depicted in Plat No. 4. If commercial production is established, the well will be equipped for production, complete with tree and subsurface actuated safety valves. The tubing string(.s) and tree will be equipped with temporary plugs,, pending further development of the area, and while negotiating for the sale of products from the area. CAMP FACILITIES: This project will be supported by a '40 man camp facility to be located at the Staging Area. See Plat Numbers-1, 2 and 3. Marathon Oil has indicated 'that they will be unable to supply potable water for the Staging Area Camp Facilities; therefore, a well' will be drilled and cased at tl~is site t:or potable water usage. A compl'ete water analysis will be conducted to insure its accepta'bility for human consumption and to assure .quality meets with U.S.P.H.S. Drinking Water Standards. This water well wi!l also be utilized to. supplement the Location Pad Water Well (See Plat Numbers 1 and 4) during such times that this 'well is incapable of supplying sufficient quantities of water to stay abreast of drill water requirements. Transportation of the water will be conducted, using two insulated water tanks. · Plan of Operatic 'West McArthur River No. 1 Page Five All nonsalvable material's will be incinerated at the campsite, and all residue will be disposed of in a small earthen pit. As this camp facility is not located in a permafrost area, and thereby no undue detriment to the environment will result, all waste water'and solid waste will be piped to a 5,000 gallOn septic tank for physical processing.. Biodegradeable chemicals will be added to the water in such concentrations that are necessary to assure complete decomposition of the sol.id waste. The effluent from the septic tank will then be piped to a sewage lagoon for final disposal. This pit, and the residue pit, will be located a minimum of 150 feet from the potable water supply well, and will be cleared and leveled upon completion of this project. It is anticipated that the camp will be operational for a total of 40 days during the construction and drilling phases of this project, with the number of men utilizing the facilities varying from l0 to 35. OIL SPILLS CONTAINMENT AND CLEANUP: As previously stated, fuel for this project will be~stored in rubber pillow tanks in impervious berms adjacent to the beach rampway located in the SE/4, Sec. 32, TgN, R14W. This fuel will be transPorted in steel transfer tanks to the Camp Facilities and the Location Pad as consumption dictates. Every precaution will be exercised during transfers to minimize accidental spillage. Any spillage inadvertently lost from transfer hoses, etc., will promptly be cleaned up through the use of oil sorbent materials' specifically stored at each transfer site for such an emergency. Also, as previously mentioned, the well will be drilled so as to maintain its control at all times; however, should an inadvertent catastrophic event occur, the construction equipment stored at the Staging Area can be operational at a moments notiCe to contain any spillage escaping the Location Berm. It .is believed that contamination of the McArthur River will be avoided as a result of. the well location being 1,O00 feet from its bank, and the natural drainage of the terrain away from the river bank in a southwesterly direction. Any oil captured and contained in a dike or berm would then be ~transferred to a safe place for disposal by burning, or if feasible, transferred and sold to the pipeline in the area gathering crude products from Marathon's Tranding iBay Production Facilities. Any remaining oil would be cleaned up through the use of oil sOrbent materials, and any remaining berms or dikes would be cleaned and the area restored as required. Should additional equipment be required, moderate sized equipment can be flown to Marathon's Landing Strip (See Plat'No. 1), and large equipment can · be flow.n by HercUles planes for off lOading at Standard of California's Beluga Airstrip, then moved some 30 miles to the location via cat-train. The Cook Inlet Co-operative has also avowed the use of their equipment and experties should it be of need. CLEANUP: Upon completion of well operations, the drilling rig and~ related equipment will be transported back to the Staging Area for storage until breakup. Plan of Operations West McArthur River No. 1 Page Six The Location Site will be cleaned up to the satisfaction of the Department ~-~if~q~bs. The drill cuttings and fluids collected by the reserve pit will be cleared and leveled, and a'l.1 nonconsumable material's will be incinerated and/or disposed of by burial in the ar.ea designated on Plat No. 4. All temporary bridges Spanning pipelines along the ice road will be removed and the stream beds cleared of all obstructions. After breakup, all equipment and surplus materials will be transported from the Staging Area to barges beached at the rampway located in the SE/4, Sec. 32, T9N, R14W, for shipment back to the Kenai Peninsula. All debris will be cleared, all pits backfilled and leveled, and the area returned to, as near as possible, its natural state. In s.ummary, every precaution has been and will .be taken to protect the surface area by not conducting operations prior to free'up, through the maximum utilization of existing roads, winter trails, rampways, and airstrips, through the construction of a minimum length of new ice road, and through the construction of a sand-gravel location pad, pits and berms. Any revision of procedures herein discussed, issuance of new procedures, restrictions or orders issued by the various agencies required to approve this application will be promptly in~gurated and adhered t.o, to the fullest extent. '~ PROPOSED '~ · WEST McARTHUR RIVER No. I %CALE t": 000' WEST McARTHUR RIVER No.I L'~c{]ted ~n FROTRACTED SIC 27 T'ON ~ 14W SEWARD MERID!AN ,gtJr v e ¥ e d for INEXCO OIL COMPANY Surveyed F M. LINDSEY LAND & HYDROC.P, APHtC 2502West Northern L,ghls Boulevard Anchoroge 'by 8~ ASSOC. SURVEYORS Box 4-081 Alaska T iON. T, 9N. ,.\ ! t /) ,~,~ 1 ~¢~'-'%/~'1 --' '~%' ..--'.¥.. ~ . .F .................................... ,¢,~,¢~,... I '.,.. /' .~WEST McA~TH~? RIVER No. '~:~ LA~ = 60055 2914 29 [ 2e I ~ LONG = 15t°45'00. I I''1 ~5 . I ~, ~,, X= 188,~9 I 55o...---~ %k,.,. Y: 2,534,100 ~ I i '~ ~GR~U D ELEV= 31 I ' "' 33 34 SCALE I": I MILE CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR I hereby certify that ! am properly registered and licensed to practice land surveying in the State of Alaska and 'that this plat represents a location survey ma(Ce by me or under my supervision, and that all dimensions and other details are correct, Date SURVEYOR ~ 9 ,/ DING 1974 l)lYt$1fiN AND GAS I [ III I I I I P N(~F'~ 'Cf: ['~ WEST McARTHUR RIVER No. I Located in ~.;',~ t 4 Fh()TR.~CT£L, ~.l:C 27, f ION, R 14 ',V.. [: W,'~RI MEH~[.,IAN AK ' ~ ..... ~ .....~ ......................... gt ........ Surveyed far INEXCO OIL COMPANY Surveyed by F M. LINDSEY I~ 'ASSOC. LAND & HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS 2502West Northern Lights Boulevard Box 4-08t Anchorage Alaska I I JOHN C, HELLER IRVING ½ -- ' '-'1 TEXACO-GULF / R-13-W A, RUTTER INEXCO TEXACO ----7 I;/EXCO OIL COMPANY PLAT PlO. t GENERAL PLAT OF AREA ,iEST McARTi!UF RIVER No. 1 Contour [qterval: Existin ~ Exi ~ Exi s Air Strip ~ Existing LocatiOn Ex~st~ng Gravel Pits & S~L ~ PrQpo~ed Gravel Pits ~ Proposed Location BASE ~LAT: USGS KENAI 1958/Re ADDED ~EATU~ES Sacked Drilling Storage Cement Fluid Area and Addative Tubular Goods Storage Tubular Goods Storage _1 Shell Kustatan Existing Drill Site Pad (4- 5' Sand 40 Man Camp Facilities Accessory Drilling Equipment Storage Area Drilling Rig Component Storage Area Gravel Fill) Plat No.2 STAGING AREA West McArthur River No.1 Kenai Peninsula Borough, ALaska Scale:l" ~40' Date 7-25-74 j 100 Milam Bldg. · Houston, Texas 77002 713-237-3300 !)~0 C~ C~NY '! , -~:~ .~ - .*/-,. :.~ ! J ] -. i -:--' ' I ~ ~'.~ ...... ~---~ _ t . . ,L~ . ~ .. ~.-. CAMP FACILITY LAYOUT Mconsuma Burn Pit M~ast Stand Auxiliary Test Eft Burn Pit Casing Rack Area JOint. UnitI Sack J Mud I Location Pad ( ,5' Th ick, 8530 yds3) D.P. Rack Area J--] DrillingI Rig ~ , Reserve Pit (24000BBL) Test Effulent Burrt Pit ' '~,°,,, Ice Rd. o,.,-,,~,e,,~,..,,, Loc'Pad j~ Well Loc. I Scale 1".2000' Plat No.4 LOCATION LAYOUT Weet McArthur River No.1 Kenai Peninsula Borough, Ala,ka Scale~l"-- 60' Date 7-25-74 1100 Milam Bldg.. Houston, Texas 77002 713-237-3300 MUD STORAGE CAP 2.4480 BilLS., 54 BBLS PER ~'HT t' MIJO SUCTION ~ STORAGE SHAKER PIT $?'45/¢' · 7' 9~/2= DRA~a~OR K S ~U~ [ i5'0' 4!K)· i - SUCTION 4 PUM~ MATS Z2" - -----{ j--to" ,?'o". r'~o,,,,' . _ BOK.. ER H.O,U~ E J DOG HOUSE J Water FUEL STORAGE 5"T'9 ~" 'x ZO'z B' Plat N0.5 RIG LAYOUT Kc.al Drilling of Alaska ln¢.~Rig Na.3 To Be Utilized for the'drilling of the; West McArthur River No.1 Well Kenai Peninsula Borough,Alaska Scale:l"= 20' J 1100 Milam Bldg.. Houston, Texas 77002 713-237-3300 -~...-, .~..--. ,'..,ii ,~'",~'~ ~ ~,,~,?, .~ ,. ,t z TO ~- PIT SHALE SHAKER GROUND LEVEL 1. 20" OD Conductor Casing '2. 20" 2000# WP Braden Head w/2-4" 3000# WP Flanged Outlets, 3. 20" 2000# WP Rotating Head w/l-8" 2000# WP Flanged Outlet 4. I~" 2000# WP Remote Controlled Gate Valve 5. 8" Flow Line 6. 4" 3000# WP Remote Controlled Gate Valve 7. 4" 3000# WP Tee 8. 4" X 2" 3.000# WP Double Studded Adapter 9. 2" 3000# WP Gate Valve 10. 2" 3000# WP Check Valve 11. 2" 3000# WP Kill Line 12. 4" Relief Line to Flare Pits AUG Plat No.6 CONTROL HOO~~-~U~. RI(lNG PRESSUR_E __ JI- DAT~J DRILLING 3000 PSI WORKING NOT TO SCALE 1100 Milam Bldg.. Houston, Texas 77002 Mr. John C. Mill'er, ~Petr.oleumEngineer Department of Natural 'Resources- Division of' Oil and Gas State 'of'Alaska 3001 PorCupine Drive. AnchOrage,' Alaska 99501 IneXco Oil company St'atewide Alaskan Oil &'Gas Bond Bond' N0'.!'%84'5'828~ .............. .~ Dear Mr'. Mille'r: · Our client, .Inexco Oil ComPany,,-.has 'asked us to 'file..theenclosed ,$100',000 '.oil 'and gas bOnd with your department.. We,tr.ust you will find the.enclosed acceptable', tf we'or Inex'co Can provide any- thing further, please'let us know'. Thank you. JFD/1.1b . enclosure ' cc: Division of' Land Yours.. ~very truly, 'F. Donahue Department of' Natural Resources (w/encl,..) cc: Mr'. A1 Sch0of' Mr'. William B. Fe~guson'. AU6 1 ~ 1974 BtVlSiON 0~: OIL AND gAS 1111 Bank of the Southwest Building, Houston, Texas 77002 713/224-3888 Telex 77-5195 %ye: of thc County of: as Principal, and of Bond No. BOND Know All lXicn By These Presents, 184 58 28 Inexco Oil Company Harris in the .State of: Texas The Travelers. Indemnity Com~a_n~y Houston, Texas as surety, authorized to do business in this State, are held and firmly bound unto the State in the penal sum as indicated, law£ul money of the United States. for which payment, well and truly to be made, we bind .ourselves, and each of us, and each of our heirs, executors, administrators or successors, ltlld assigns jointly and severally, firmly by these presents. The condition of this obligation is that whereas the above bounden principal proposes to drill a well or wells for' otl, gas, or stratigraphic pur- poses in and upon the following described land situated within tho State, to wit: (May be used as blanket bond or for single well) Blanket BOnd - Entire State · NOW, THEREFORE, if the above bounden principal shall comply with all of the provisions of the laws of this State and the rules, regulations and orders of the Conservation Commission of the State. especially with reference to the proper plugging of said well or wells, and filing with the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission of this State all notices and records required by said Commission, in the event said well or wells do not produce oil or gas in commercial quantities, or cease to produce oil or gas in commercial quantities, then this obligation is void; otherwise, the same shall be and remain in lull force and effect. PenaI sum of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00.) Witness our hands and seals, this 7th ATTEST: ' . gsg i s tan ~?3ec reta ry Witness our hands and seals, this 7.th day of AUgust: 1974 day of INEXCO OIL COMPANY Coles $. Tinkles, V|ce President August, 1974 ~in°ip.q THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY., R. L. Snital, Marsh& McLennan, Anchor~g~es F. Donahue, Att°rney~in-, ..:.. FactSUrety (If the principal is a corporation, the bond should be executed by ityduly a/Jthor/zed officers, with the seal of the corporation 'affixed'. principal or surety executes this bond by agent, power of attorne e~or7 ,idenceALAs~of authoritYoiL ANDmustGAsaCC°mpanYCoNSERVATIoNthe bond.)C01~iMiSSION ' 1 '' ''1' ' ~ r I ~ Approved Date AUB 1 o, 1974 DI¥I$10N OI .0IL AND CAS Executive Secretary Alaska 0il and Gas Conservation Commission Bond Form ~ The Travelers Hartford, Connecticut POWER OF ATTORNEY DIVISION 0if: 0IL P,l l) ANCHORA £ KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY, a corporation of the State of Connecticut, does hereby make, constitute and appoint James F. Donahue, Eo J. Ho~land, Russel F. Ssmmis, Jesse W. Couch, John W. Elder, Joe H. Bearden, Janice Watts, all of Houston, Texas, EACH ~ ---- its true and lawful Att°rney(s)-in-Fact, with full power and authority, for and on behalf of the Company as surety, to execute and deli.ver and affix the seal of the Company thereto, if a seal is required, bonds, undertakings, recognizances, consents of surety or other written obligations in the nature thereof, as follows: Any and all bonds, undertskings, reco~izances ~ consents' of surety or other written obligations in the nature thereof and to bind THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY coMPANy thereby, and all of the acts of said Attorney(s)- in-Fact, .pursuant to these presents, are hereby ratified and confirmed. This appointment is made under and by authority of the following by-laws 6f the Company which by-laws are now in full force and effect: ARTICLE IV, SECTXON 13. The Chairman of the Board, the President, the Chairman of the Finance Committee, any Executive Vice President, any Senior Vice President, any Vice President, any Second Vice President, any Secretary or any Department Secretary may appoint attorneys-in-fact or agents with power and authority, as defined or limited in their respective powers of attorney, for and on behalf of the Company to execute and deliver, and affix the seal of the Company thereto, bonds, undertakings, recognizances, consents of surety or other written obligations in the nature thereof and 'any of said officers may remove any such attorney-in-fact or agent and revoke the power and authority given to him. ARTICLE IV, SECXION 15. Any bond, undertaking, recognizance, consent of surety or written obligation in the nature thereof shall be valid and binding upon the Company when signed by the Chairman of the Board, the President, the IEhairman of the Finance Committee, any Executive Vice President, any Senior Vice President, any Vice President or any Second Vice President and duly attested and sealed, if a seal is required, by any Sec- retary or any Department Secretary or any Assistant Secretary or when signed by the Chairman of the Board, the President, the Chairman of the Finance Committee, any Executive Vice President, any Senior Vice President, any Vice President or any Second Vice President and countersigned and sealed, if a seal is required, by a duly authorized attorney-in-fact or agent; and any such bond, undertaking, recognizance, consent of surety or written obligation in the nature thereof shall be valid and binding upon the Company when duly executed and sealed, if a seal is required, by one or more attorneys-in-fact or agents pursuant to and within the limits of the authority granted by his or their power o.r powers of attorney. · . This power of attorney is signed and sealed by facsimile under and by the authority of the following Resolu- tion adopted by the Directors of THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY at a meeting duly called and held on the 30th day of November, 1959: VoTw. m That the signature of a~y officer authorized by the By-Laws and the Company seal may be affixed by facsimile to any power o! attorne5 or special power of attorney or certification of either given for the execution of any bond, undertaking, recognizance or other written obligation in the nature thereof; such signature and seal, when so used being hereby adopted by the Company as the original signature of such officer and the original seal of the Company, to be valid and binding upon the Company with the same force and effect as though manually affixed. This power of attorney revokes that dated October 22, 19?l on behalf of James F. Donahue, E. J. Holland, Russel F. Sammis, Jesse W. Couch, John W. 'Elder, Joe H. Bearden IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY has cau~.~,_these presents to be signed by its proper officer and its corporate seal to be hereunto aff~xed this day of April 19 74 · THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY &, .'.;., ,,,.,. By Secretary, Surety State of Connecticut~ County of Hartford--ss: On this 4th day of April ' in tl~e year 1974 before me personally came D. J. Nash to me known, who, being by me duly sworn, did depose and say' that he resides in the State of Connecticut; that he is Secretary (Surety) of THE TRAYELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY, the corporation described in and which executed the above instrument; that he knows the seal of said corporation; that the seal affixed to said instrument is such corporate seal; that it was so affixed by authority of his office under the by-laws of said corporation, and that he signed his name thereto by like authority. 7 Notary Public My commission expires April 1, 1979 CERTIFICATION I, John H. Hanks, A~ .~ant Secretary (Surety) of THE TRAVE. .RS INDEMNITY COMPANY certify that the foregoing power of attorney, the above quoted Sections 13. and 15. of Article IV of the By-Laws and the Resolution of the Board of Directors of November 30, 1959 have not been abridged or revoked and are now in full force and effect. Signed and Sealed at Hartford, Connecticut, this 7th day of August 1974 OAssistatS~ety $-1869 (BACK) i The Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 ~oroupino Drivo ~chora~e' ~laska ~501 Inoxco Oil Compan7 Gentlemen: Our client, Inexco Oil Company, has asked us to provide you with a copy of their Nationwide Oil'& Gas Bond in the amount of $150,000. This bond was recently filed with the Bureau of Land Management in Cheyenne, Wyoming. It is hoped that Inexco's filing of this Nationwide Oil & Gas Bond will alleviate them of the necessity of filinf a $100,000 drilling bond with the Conservation Commission. ~40'~ /' (~"~ /0 !0 Inexco intends to drill in the SW/4, Section 27, TLON-RLOW, Kenai Peninsula Borough, Alaska, during the winter months of 1974 through 1975. I trust you will find the enclosed in order. If we or Inexco can be of any further service, please let us know. Yours very truly, JFD: bv Enclosures cc: Mr. A1 Schoof . Donahue Mr. William B. Ferguson AUG 9 I974 DIVISION 1111 Bank of the Southwest Building, Houston, Texas 77002 713/224-3888 Telex 77-5195 · o Form 3120-2~ UNITED STATES ., , (September 1966) DEPARTMENT OF TIlE IN I'ERIOR tfoem.*riy 4--11~7) BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Bond No. IS4 58 24 STATE OR NATIONWIDE OIL AND GAS BOND ' ' -' = ~icl o/ February 2J. 1920 (30 U.$.C, Sec. 181); " · Act ol August 7. 1947 O0 U.S.C. Sec. 3M) ' "'~ .' ..... ~ ~.._ ..... , KNO~ ALL M£N BY TttESg PRESENTS. That we Inexeo Oil Company of 1100 Milam Building, Suite 1900, Houston, Texas '/7002 as pri.ncipaI, and The Travelers Indemnity Company of ns surety, are held and firmly bound unto the United States of America in the sum of One ltundred Fifty Thousand and no/100 - dollars ($150,000.00), lawful money at the United States, which sum may be increased or decreased by a rider hereto executed in the same manner as this bond. for the use and b~nefit of (1) the United States; (2) the owner of any of the land subject to the. covera[e of this bond, who has a statutory right to compensation in connection with a reservation of the oil and gas deposits to the United States; and (3) anv. lessee or permittee under a lease or permit issued by the United States prior to the issu- ance of an oil and gas lease for the same land subject to this bond, covering the use of the surface or the prospecting for, or development of, other mineral deposits in any portion of such land, to be paid to the United States. ' For such payment, well and truly t~ be made, we bind ourselves, and each of our heirs, executors, administrators, successors and assigns, jointly and severally.. o If the amount of this bond is $I50,000 or if it is increased to that amount, the coverage shall extend to all of the prin- cipal's holdings of federal oil and gas leases in the United States, including Alaska, under the Acts cited in Sched- ule A. . · If the amount of this bond is less than $~S0,000, its coverage extends only to the principal's holdings al federal oil . nnd gas leases in the States named in Schedule A and to any other St. ate or States that may be n~med .in a rider at- tached hereto by the lessor with the consent of the surety. SCHEDULE A l~ublic Domain Leasing Act of February 25, 1920 (30 U.S.C. Sec. 181) N~MES OF STATES The conditions of the foregoing obligations are such that, whereas the said principal has an interest in oil nnd gas leases issued under the Act or Acts cited in Schedule A of this bond: (1) as lessee; (2) as the approved holder of operating rights in all or part of the lands covered by such leases unde£ operating agree- ments' with the lessees; or (3) as designated operator or agent under such leases pending approval of an assignment or operating agreement; and WIIEREAS the principal is authorized to drill for, mine, extract, remove, and dispose of oil and gas deposits in or under llre lands covered by Ihe leases, operating ngreements or designalions and is obligated to comply with certain covenants and agreements set forth in such instruments; and Acquired Lands Leasing Act of August 7, 1947 (30 U.S.C. Sec. 351) I~IAMES OF STATES WHEREAS the principal and surety agree that without notice to the surety the coverage of this bond, in addi- tion to the present holdings of the principal, shall extend to and include: 1. Any oil and gas lease hereafter issued to, or acquired by the principal in the States now named in Schedule A, or later named in a Hder, the coverage to be confined to the principal's holdings under the Act or Acts cited at the head of the column in which the name of the State appears and to become effective immediately upon such issuanc~ 0r upon departmental approval of n tran.~fer in favor of the principal. 2. Any operating agreement hereafter entered into or acquired by the principld uffecting oil and lc,~mes in the Slates now named, in 'Schedule A, or late~ named in n rider, Tho coverage shall become .t effective immediately upon departmental upproval of the lti:rej~nt or of a tr,nsfer of fin operating al:rc, efneflt tO the- :il)al. 3.- Any designation subsequent hereto of the principal as opemlor or ~cnt of a lessee unde~ ~ lease issued pursuant to theAct or Acts ciled in Schedule A pad coveting lands in a State named in Schedule A, either presenll~ or by ridor. This coverage shall be- come effective immediately upon the filin~ of such ~ designation under a le~se. 4. Any extension of a lease covered by this bond, such coverage lo continne without ~ny interruption due lo the expiration of the te~m set forth in the lease. Provided, that the surety may elect to have the addi- tional coverage authorized under this paragraph be- come inapplicable as to all interests of the principal acquired more than th!try (30) days after the receipt of notice of such election by the Bureau of Land Management. The surety hereby waives any right to notice of, and agrees that this bond shall remain in full force and effect notwithstanding: I. A transfer or transfers, either in whole or in part, of any or all of the leases, or of the operating agreements, and further agrees to remain bound under this bond as to the interests either in the leases or in the operating agreements, or in both, retained by the principal when the approval of the transfer or transfers become 'effective. 2. Any modification of a lease or operating agree- ment, or obligations thereunder, whether made or effected by commitment of such lease or operating agreement to unit, cooperative, communitization or storage, agree- meats, or development contractS, suspensions of opera- tions or production, waivers, suspensions or changes in rental, minimum royalty and royalties, compensatory toyalty payments, or otherwLse; and WIlERI.:AS the principal and surety hereby agree that ,otwithslimdinll the tern,n,tson of lilly lc,se or lea. ~;~infi ;~tc. emeflls or desit~nntioas as operator or a~,,,t, covered by this bond, whether the termination is by operation of law or otherwise, the bond si~all remain in full force and effect as to all remaining leases, operating agreements, or designations covered by the bond; and WHEREAS the principal, as to any lease or part of n lease for lands as to which he has been designated as operator or agent, or approved as operator, in consid- eration of being permitted to furnish this bond in lieu of the lessees, agrees and by these presents does hereby bind himself to fulfill on behalf of each lessee all obligau,~,s of each such lease for the entire lease- hold in the same manner and to the same extent as though he were the lessee; and WHEREAS the principal and surety agree that the neg- lect or forbearance of said lessor in enforcing, as against the lessees of such lessor, the payment of rentals or royalties or the performance of any other covenant, condition or agreement of the leases, shall not, in any way, release the principal and surety, or either of them, from any liability under this bond; and WHEREAS the principal and surety agree that in the event of any default under the leases, the lessor may commence and prosecute any claim, suit, action, or other proceeding agai. ast the principal and surety, or either of them, without the necessjty of joining the lessees. , ,. NOW, THEREFORE, IF said principal shall in all respects faithfully comply with all of the provisions' of the leases referred to hereinbefore, then the above obligations are to be void; otherwise to remain in full force and effact. Signed on this 30th day of ,)'lily , 19 74 , in the presence of: o. NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF WITNESSES -, Inexoo' Oil Company Ct,.s.) (Principal) ffilliam G.. Goodwin .1]00 Milam Bldg. Suite 1000 Houston. TX 77002 .... (Business address) .. · The Travelers Indemnity Company (L.S.} (Sumt~) : F. DonahUe, Attorney-in-Fact Box 144{i, Itouston, "l~xas "/7001 (lqusine~s hd&esa } GPO 130-;191 o=,.-.~., ~s the approved appttcat'ion ~-or permit to drill the above referenced well~ on or a,,,ou~ ,:,~ay 5, 1972, Range 59 W, '"'~.~I ~ samples, core chips, and r~ud 1-o~.. ere required. A di~.;c~'- ~ional sur-w~y is .~o requi red. Ii- is our policy i'o r'equlr'e casing "~,- ' ¢.,e:~.ion on exploratgry wells -~c) e.~.,al or excead ~'~intmum ~Sropert~es as set out in APt ~ul latin .~..,~. w~ ~n 0~:~ifin '~aci'ors oo? ilaum yield tn burst, t.8 on mlnimL.m~ values for '~hreaded joiiits or 1.5 on minlmu:'a yista =~r~sngin of pip~ walI, ~,Ichever yields i'ne smaller 'i-~:~n- silo ....... :..,M, a.~0 1.125 in collapse. The 9 5/8'~ casing design as ~.:g cslcu- -- i i iii iiiiii i ?his porto it is contlngant upon your rev iew~nn and rev istng the casing ,u meet i-hose requlremeni's or furnish us with justi¥icarion for the d,~s i ~%.ny r'iw~rs in Alaska and ?heir drainage systams have been classified i~x;x)r t;/mt. To, tl~e ~,~..a,~,~ing, or migl a, ion of' anadro~nous fish . ()per'ai-ior~s ir, -~ .........'" ~;c, to AS 16 "'r~ ,.. r~,c,u lotions promu l,~ai-.~-d 'rher'e-' ~,~,~:;~,,~ a?i:'eas are subj~ "' .,~.870 and t,,a ~,s unc~er' (Ti'rio 5, Alaska Administr'ative Code). F'rior to commencing you may be con?acted by i-'he Habltai- Coorai nai-or's off i ca, Uepar-l"ment c.f FI sh and Game. In the event of susn~m~ion or abandonmeni- ptease olve this off tce mr~,-,-;d-,~ advance notification so ?h~-z~t Yx~ may have a wi?ness present, V6, ry truly yours , l ...... ...t., L. E!urrel I, Chair,:nan ~L.,.~o~'~'~ OIL ~.nu. GAS u~:,~.,,,,,, tON !.iLU: Enc I r~ O"[ .... ,"b""m+ of Fish and Gat'ne, Hablta'? Sec'l-lon ~,-,'/o c;ncI. Company Lease & Well No. CHECK LIST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS Yes No Remarks · Is well to be located in a defined pool ................. x/~ · Do statewide rules apply ......................... ~ · Is a registered survey plat attached ...... ............ ... . Is well located proper' distance from property line ........... · ( well located proper distance from other wells ............ · Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool ........ ~ · Is well to be deviated ......................... ~( · Is operator the only affected party ................... ~c __ ,,,,,i,.-i,=, . Can permit be approved before ten-day wait ............... ~ x~Jr -~~,~ (l. Does operator have a bond in force .................... Is conductor string provided ..................... 1. i ................ 2. Is enough cement used to circulate on conductor and surface ..... __ 3.,Y"ll cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings . . . 4. Will cement cover all possible productive horizons ...... . . . . . 5. Will surface casing cover all fresh water zones .......... ... ~__d_ 6. Will surface csg. internal burst equal .5 psi/ft, to next string .... 7. Will all casing give adequate safety in collapse and tension ...... 8. Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating ............... .._ kdditional Requirements: ~'~/ /4~Y. Z~, ~-o~/ ~ morJ-'~,/~./_~-~., _.A~.p_ij.~_~.al_~.Recommended: .............. ,, - ..... "lr~t ~, . OKG ..................... . ........ i HWK L CS