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PLUGGING & LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT State of Alaska .ALASKA OIL & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION '. PTD NO. Lease Memorandum To File': API No. Operator Abnd Date Spud: /~_/66[~. , TD: 6~--?O , Completed Note casing size, wt, depth, cmt vol, a procedure. Long Csg, 9~ ~-~ ~ .~. 6~O ~/~O Liner: Perf intervals - tops: Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance- provide loc. clear, code. Plugs:~-J-S~~-~ ~0F ~ 6qV~--&Z~ ~o ~, 60r~-~oo~ Well head cut of~: Marker post or plate: LocationClearance: itnl Code S~'AT~Z of ALASKA To: Tb~u: FROM: DEP~ CF ~ Rn~iS~S Divisi~ d~. Oil and Cas Conservation H%rle !t. t-~m..i!tcm Chief Petroleum Eng--/ H~rold R. Ha~cins DATE : Sept~e_r 8, 1977 SUBJECT: !n~t Permanent .~ndozm~mt Ti~.~o Oil Crrqoany S~c. 2, T14~, RI~, S. ~.~. ~sitay, Se%zt ..~~ 6," !977_- I le~t t~h% office, at I0:00 D}.~ f~ ~a ~ i~i~p~"a% ~ill Field. ~e I ~e't ~i ~~, ~~i~r for Ti~, for ~n ~ ~e~v ~~ ?'~. t fc~ ~~t ~~t.. ~d P~, DivJ..si~ of ~.s, a~. ~old Sch~.~:~ wi~ S&G w~t with ~s ~ ~ ~p. I ~d ~ls~t~{t e~s 1~~ ,7~ 28, 1976, All of the discrepancies on the previous iru~..~ction }rove lmeen taken care. 'Ihe ¢IrillJ~n~, ~, m~d pit, ~ the emtJ~.~e loc~_ion ~e fr~ of d~3ris ~d ~ v~ g~ ~a~. ~ pr~i~sly re~~!, ~e vra~ v~l! is ~_11 ~'~ ~ ~~. ~ ~11 ~k~ is ~ ~. all ~. s~ll ~'[. I e~ pi~es of ~ 1~~ ~d] ~e to lm fil~. i ga~% ~J~.e fie]~ ~~i~ ret~ In s~mary: I reinspected Tipco's ~~ Creek No. ! location and found it to be. in excellent °ondi~' I approved_ permanemt I ~'::-::_::,'~:- .. :'.. yes: No' -[~e~: (;) BOPE:..Tests : :-.',: :'.'.'.,?~':. ;:';~.-, /. .... :t": .. , ?-':'~---,-1 4 Well&S-i, gh~.~ .~.:~.i'-::.-_~:~:,~:,..~--~.· (") ( ) 5'"" " .... '..~ 1- .'.:'.': ' Casing se~-~.,.,..,. ~: :.--'.:.''.' , )-:" '"~2': Genef~=l'::'H°Usek:eepi'hg' ( ) ( )"-: 1':~6: ~[' fl'uiJ:.('-)wt~ )mud::'.-(,") oil" ( )" ( )' 8.~Reserve~'Pit-(. )gpen( )filled ( ) ( ) '1':7-~ Master Hyd Control 'Sys.~::...:. ~siq . · . , (') ( ) 4. Rig . " ' ( ) ( ) 18:.: N2 btls.. ~ · , , pslg . ( ) Safety valve' Tests ' ( ) ( ) 19. Remote .Control~ (:) ( ) '5. Surface-NO. Wells (-). ( ) 6': Subsurface-No. Wells (') Well Test Data .( ) ( ) 7. 'Well Nos. , , ( ) ( ) 8. Hrs.-obse~- , , (-) ( ) BS&W ,--,.--, ( ) ( ) 10. Gr. Bbls. (~) Fina'l" Abandonment ( ) ( ) 20. Drilling spool- "outlets ( ) ( ) 21. Kill Line-( ) Check valve ( ) ( ) 22. Choke Flowline ( ) HCR valve ( ) ( ) 23. Choke Manifold No. valvs flqs ( ) ( ) 2.4. Chokes-(. )Remote( )Pos.(-~dj' ( ) ( ) 25. Tes-t Plug-( )Wellhd'( )csg( )none ( ) ( ) 26. Annular Preventer, . psi~ · ( ) (') 27. Blind Rams,~psiq 0() ( ) l l. P&A Marker ( ) ( ) 28. Pipe Rams ~psiq (A') ( ) lZ. Water well-(~)capped( )plugged ( ) ( ) 29. Kelly & Kelly-cock __psig (FN) ( ) 13. Clean-up ( ) ( ) 30. Lower Kelly valve psi~ (~) ( ) 14. Pad].eveled ( ) ( ) 31 Safety Floor valves~-'~-TBV '( )Dart Total inspection'ebservation time hrs/days Total number leaks and/or equip, failures Remarks /:~'/?,~ x)'~ ~ ?_.~ A~-~,,7' ,Al ??m,~ ~d ././.~ ~/~ Notify in ..... days or when read~y-~-- Inspected by,/~/~/,~'//f/.5 Dac~,~,r~.~,_ ~:.,. FROM: M EM'O,R A D U M DEPAR~ OF I~~ Ot~~ -~'' ~"~ .~1~ . FILE NO: '~le ..- ~ ]~ ~ ~:..~'"~; TELEPHONE..O; T'$~ ~2 SUBJECT: State ot Alaska August 7, 1975 Abandon Locatlon Inspectlon of TIPCO- Sec. 2, T14N,. RlOg, SH. ~u!Y .31, 1.~. 5 - I deP~.t, ed Iqe~l Fte.ld at 12:30 PM with Ron Rtg~n of-¥e~s""Zn+~t~'~l Pe~le~.~ny-(TI~O) on a chair fitght f~ S~~ Ai~ys. ~ a~~-at. ~ .~-l~a Rfv~ Gas Fteld atrstrtp at.]:O0 PH A prellartna~j _~nspectton' had .~ m~. on .~ly 29, 1~5. (See Fteld Re~rt ~.~ ~ust 4). ~ ~ p~l~mtna~ lns~ctt~ I had ~d several a~s that ~ a~JtJ~l ~. ~ of this ~rk ~s n~ ~n ~ ~t tt ts ,st111 ~~le~.. . ~ . ~ ~ ~ly 29 tnsp~:tta a ~f~ tat t~ rat ~le, mause hole a~ wa~r ~11 ~'~n~ ~ ~, All ~ of ~se ~ve n~ b~ cu~.,off bel~ ~~ Iml aa a p~ttve ~ver ~l.~d ov~ the cast~s. (S~ Photo ~1). ~ cellar casing has been cut._off about one .foot belo~ gro~d level. In order to add suppm~ to t~ ~ell marker, &ngle tron supports have been 1eld below 1~1 and welde~ t~ t. he m~er m~! to the remtntng portlon of,.the cellar . (~ '~ne~ ~). Thecemplete ~ell Identification data has been bead Wi~. te the m~er. ~tt.onal gravel f111 .ts new needed around the ~e11 1~ ~k has been done on the..~eserve ptt ama stnce the preliminary Inspection. (~ Photo #3). ghile ! was. on Iocatton a dump t~uck arrived and attempted to dump gravel on thts area. T~hen the. ~k backed up toward the edge of the t~e rear ~eels started to-stnk. Rtggan dectded that rather than rtsk sttcklng t~ dump truck he ~ould wait untt1 ¢reeze-up or-unt11 the ground ~ould support the ~e drove back to ~ Beluga River Gas Fteld atrstrtp and flew back to Parr111 Fteld arriving at 4:30 Plq.. In summary, I Jnspec~ the TIPCO Pretty Creek State No. 1'~ell stte and found that additional gravel work on ~ reserve pit and around the well marker wi11 have to be done before fine'1 approve1 is given to this abandoned location. A Field ~nspectlon R ~eport ~s prepared (copy attached) and one copy was mailed to I~. R~ggan. ? State of Alaska DATE: FILE NO: TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: August 4, 1975 Abandon Location of Ttpco Pretty Creek State #1 Sec. 2, T14N, RIOW, SM. ~.]Y .gg., .1975 - I de~d Merrill Field .at 12:05 PM with Lonnie Smlth ~ RuSSell oouglass on a charter .flight from Spernak Airways. Ed Barber, with t~ State Division of Lands, and Ron Riggan with Texas International PetrOleum Company (Ttpco), traveled with us on a separate flight. We arrived at Belusm River 6as Field airstrip at 12:30 PM and drove with Barber and Rtggan to the locattoa which.is about 19 miles from the airstrip. In lns~tfng ~ locatioe we ..found. the pad to be fairly clean and level. There were several problem areas, however, that we discussed at length with Mr. Ri-ggan. The well marker was unstable..The cellar had been ftlled with a poor qualtty ceIat that covered the wellhead. We could ~ot see how the wellhead marker was atta~ to ~ wellhead but it was obviously unstable, ge discussed this with Mr. Rtgga, and asked him to dig .out. the. cement down to the wellhead and weld or propam, ly cemeat the marker in the wellhead. The well tndenttfl, catton infor- mation was bead welded on the marker but was missing part of the locatton data. The missing data was given to Mr. Riggan so that it can be added to the marker. The rat bole and the mouse hote. casing were sttl I tn place and exposed. (See Photo ~1). Since reamval of these pieces of pipe ts not feasible at thts time we suggested that a cover be welded over each of them and then covered with gravel. The cellar was cased with a large diameter piece of corregated pipe that was exposed at the surface. Me discussed this problem with Mr. Rtggan and suggested that the ceIlar casl,g either be removed or well covered with grave1. A water well cased wi.th 6" P!!~ ~ is located off the edge o.f the pad. This well was not a good producer of water .so we asked that this well casing be cut-off as low as posstblea a protective cover be welded on the pipe, and then covered with gravel. The :greater part of the reset_ pit has. been well filled and leveled with gravel but-water is still standtmj at one .end of the reserve pit area. (See Photo #2). A sizea-ble volume of dried cement has been dumped off the edge of the pad. (~e Photo #3).. Bo~ of these .areas require-additional clean-up and dirt work. After discussing all of these POints with Mr. Rtggau we returned to the Beluga River airstrip where )Ir. Rig§an arranged for a welder and other workmen to do the necessary ~ mm the l~tiou, Mr,. Rtggan estimated that the work would be completed and rea~ for t~spectton on Thursday July 31. 0.' K.' G-tl~th, ,3r. Page 2 T. St~gg...Fteld 'Trtp Report_?/~'~ August 4, 1975 t~. Rlggan ~ I~. Barber ~d a cher~ Cessna 180 at 3:00 Ptq and returned to Her~11 Field. Smlt~, Douglass ~1. ! fOil.mind then on a second Cessna '180 and a~rl-v~ at ger~11 Field at 3:25 Plq. In summary, ~e tnspac~ ~,~&l~ loc&tlon of TJpco's Pretty Creek State #1 ktel l, Several tJblngs ~ere fmmd to be unsatisfactory and each of these. ~as discussed at le~jt~..~ a!1 of .us ~o tmre.present on the tnspecttOer (Rtggan, ..~rber, SmJth,.~s amI.Stagg).~ A Field Inspoctton Report was prepared (copy attached) listing, each of the discrepancies and a copy was gtven to Nr. Rtggan. ,' ( )' () 7."'!-Dri.l'i~g~-.:SP°°l-oUtlet .... "() (') 8.' FlO~.~:~es ..... '~'" ., ( ) ( ) 9, Kill Lines" · - ( ) (,) 10.-'~-'Manifold Chokes. . . :_.......'.: (").":'._~')- 14. Pit B~rm -( ) '-15. Location Berm ( ) 16. Fuel B~r~ (:) 17. -Operations .off '~Pad" ( ) 18. "~neral HOUsekeePinS" 04 19. Abd. Marker in place (~ 20. ~at~r ~ell covered ,r 12.~'' BOP Pressure :' ' 3. -Safety: ValveS-Kelly ' :' -.~ ' (~ 13. Reserve Pit ->':- )'~ '4.. Safety Valves-Subsurface (') -'C) 14. Pit Berm BOP ClOsing System (:-)' -~' ( ) 15. 'Location Berm Remote Controls ( ) ( ) 16. Fuel Berm _ () 7.' Drilling .Spool-outlets ( ) ('-) 17. Operations off "Pad" (i'!)~~ ~' 8. Flow Lines-~. ( ) ' (') 18. "General Housekeeping" (')--' ( ) 9. ~:~. Kill Lines ( ) ( ) 19. Abd. Marker in place ( ):: (') '10. Manifold Chokes .( ) () 20. Water':Well covered July 15, 1975 Mr. Dale Chase Division Manager Texas I nternat lona I Corp. 601 West 5th Ave. Suite 910 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Mr. Chase: We are frying to schedule our field york this summer and It would help us to f!nd out ~hen you wlll be ready for tho final location inspection on the fol lowing well. Pretty Creek # I Sincerely, / / Hoy I e H. Hami I ton Ch Ief Pet roi eum Eng I neet MEMORANDUM '-DEPARTIENT OF NATURAL RES01jiI~ES Dtv~ston of 0!1 TO: . 0. K, G~lbreth, Otrector Hoyle 14. Namt 1ton ~ FRoM:Chief Petroleum Engtneer aehn C. Hiller ~c Petroleum Engineer State of Alaska DATE: FILE NO: TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: Aprtl 23, 1975 Field Trip Report - BOPE Test on TIPCO - Pretty Creek No. 1 Onshore Cook Inlet. ~d~r~.ve~,t~, ._.U~.._~S?_Ajrmottve Comp.any o,tce at Anchorage - ~-~ -,~, ~ · ~u~c a ~exas ]n~attonal Pet~le~ Co.~r- atf~ ('TIPCO) c~er ai~ft. ~. de~r~ Anc~ra~ at 8:~ ~ in the c~ny · ~fm ~e,: c~ltlng drfllfng fo~n for TIPCO, ~t our pl~e ~ d~ve us ~ 19 reties aver an exce11.~t, a11 ~a~r ~d to Brtnke~off Rtg No. 58 on [o ~ ~]P~ ~ Pretty C~k Ne. 1 explorato~ ~11. ~ pu~se of ~ trtp ~s c~k bl~t preener ~ul~t a~ i~s~t drtlllng o.peratto~s at thfs ~1i. - ~ O~ arrival at lO:OO AM Jim introduced me to the Brtnkerhoff tool pusher, Ha~ey Ho_ere. Then, giro and I. walked the per,meter of the drilling pad, in- spected the reserve pit, burn pit, flow and ktll lines, choke manifold, BOP s~k, ~ cen~ls, boiler, and operations on and off the pad.$~ I noted that g ~ene-ral housekeeping on ~ pad needed improvement. Small debre needed picking up, and stockplling of supplles should be more orderly. There were no opera- tion:s off-pad; however, there.was a small trench 'from the botlers through the snow berm and off the Pad.. The trench was made by hot water being drained off the boi'lers each work tower. The boiler bl. owdown should be directed to the re,rye pit to preclude harmful l tqu.tds from getting off-pad via the trench. ! advised Jim of my observattons taeediately. Within an hour the above trench had been el lminated and a boiler water trench had been dug to the reserve pit. The :BOP pressure test started at 10:35 AM. The test plug on the rig was not used because four 3-/4" plugs ?it required were missing. The blind rams were closed. The blind rams; the val~ves on the ktl.1 line, choke line, and choke manifold were each tested at 3-000 psig satisfactorily. An attempt to close the Swaco Super choke with' the remote controls failed. [t was steamed and adjusted but it sttll wouldn'.t close so Jim called the Swaco rePairman to come out of Anchorage. The pf-pe rams were opened and ..the hydrtl was. closed, on a ~otnt of plugged drill pipe. Pressure was applied to the. 9-5/8" casing and the hydrtl but thts pt~ped the drill p'lpe out of the hole. The drill p'ipe ~ms chained do~ but that fa~led to keep the ptpe in the-hole. A search turned up some-3/4" plugs for the test plug; The test plug was installed on the drill pipe and set in the drilling spo~. The hydr~l, wa.s closed and tested at 2450 psig without leaktng and then the plpe rams were successfully tested at 3400 pstg. The test plug was removed, the kelly was_. picked up ar~! the. kelly cock was tested from above 'through t~he rotary hose at 2150 ps-tH, wi.~ut leakl,g. I had ..1tm operate the fi ocr valve. ' / ! At 2:15 PM the crew started ptcktng up the d~111 string to clea. cement out of the hole ~htle ~e ~tted on tl~ Swa~ r~patrman. Whtle doing thts! asked ~lm to operate the BOP's ~'th the reeete ceatrols. The BOP's couldn't be closed with the remote contra1 s. The Swaco repre, sente.ttve arrived, at 4:45 PM and traced the trouble to a loose concoction in a peeumttc coetrol 1tee. The choke ~as repaired at $:SO PM and successfully tested at 2~0 pstg at 7:25 PM. ! noted results of my visit ena "Field !nspectloa Report" Including the following deficiencies: (1) The reaot~ BOP controls ~ere inoperative. These must' be repaired and reported to me by 2/3/75. (2) A general sm11 trash clean-up of the lecatl~ was. needed. (3) ~pplles tn disarray must be prop- erly stockilY. I discussed ~ report with ~tim gc&ee and left a copy with him. ~tm bad already arranged for .repairs to be made on the remote BOP con- trols aad said he'd get started on items (2) &nd (3) tmmedi&tely. I sent a copy of my "Field I~pectton Report" to Oale Chase, TIPCO division manager i,n Aachorage, and a cepy ts attached. -On February 4, 1975, Dale Chase ad~Ised me -by phone that the BOP remote con- trols ~ beea repaired aed ~ere working .properly. On this field trip I tested tt~ blmmut preventers and related equtpme.t on the TZPCO- Pretty Creek No. I Well. I also inspected the locatton and drtlltng operations. All 1terns were satisfactory except: (1) the remote BOP controls failed to function and were subsequently repaired, (2) a general trash cleaa,-up" of the location was required, and (3) suppltes were required ~. be properly stockpiled._ Attachment TIPCO TEX./"]S INTERNATIONAL PETRC~--'UM CORPORATION OIL & GAS PRODUCERS & OPERATORS March 14, 1975 Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton, Chief Pet. Engr. State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re' Pretty Creek #1 Operations Report Dear Mr. Hamilton' Enclosed in duplicate copy is Form P-4, "Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations", covering the subject well for the month of February. Your very truly, Dale O. Chase Division Manager DOC'jen enclosure BIVlSDt'¢ 0;~' {)iL A~ {;AS ~°' P-~ STATE OF 3-1-70 SUB~'MKr ~l DL~LICA~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION .COMMITTEE 2. N~E OF OPt~L~TOR TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION s.~Rsss'o~dbm-,~R ..... 601 WEST 5TH AVENUE, SUITE 910, ANCHORAGE 99501 4. ~CA~ON OF W~ 678' FEL and 324' FSL oi Sec.2, T14N, R10W, SM. 50-283-20043 6 LLISE DESIGNA~ON AND S~IAL NO ADL-52638 7 IF INDIAk~, AL/DT~-EE OR' TRIBE NAME 8. L--NIT FARM OR LEASE N.~E PRETTY CREEK (STATE) WELL 1 10 FIELD i~.",ID POOL, OR WILDCAT WILDCAT sec. T.. R,. M, o~rv~) Sec. 2, T14N, R10W, SM. 12. Pi~MIT NO 13. REPORT TOTAL DEI~%i'H AT E~ID OF MON~%I. C,.H~NG~5 IN HOLE SIZE. CASING AN'D CE~,{F_2'~TING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AJ%'I) VOLU1VIES USED, P]gRFOtLkTIONS, q-~TS A~N'D RESULTSFISHING JOBS J~'/~TK LN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE Ai'~D A3~Y OTIq~R SIGNIFICA3~IT CH. ANGIi~5 IN HOLI~ COI~-DITIONS FEBRUARY 1975 REPORT State Representative, John Miller made field inspection of operations and witnessed the testing of 9 5/8" casing string, BOP Stack, etc. All tests held 3000 psig ok. Drilled out of 9 5/8" csg. w/10.6#/Gal and milled on Schlumberger core bullets in hole using junk sub and basket to 6447'. Ran Christensen core barrel and 8 15/16" x 4" diamond corehead. Cut core .... from 6477' to 6504' (30') and recovered 30' Went back in hole with 8 1/2" Rock bit and drilled ahead to 6570' and stuck drill pipe. Jarred on drill pipe with drilling jars but unable to jar free. Ran Dia-Log free point and found pipe free to 6475' Backed off at 6475', leaving 8 1/2" bit, bit sub, 2 - 6 1/4" drill collars, 1 - 8 1/2" intergal stabilizer and 1 - 6 1/4" DC in hole. Picked up wash pipe and washed over top DC to top of stabilizer at 6505'. Went back in hole with hydraulic jars and screwed into fish. Jarred on fish but unable to free same. Attempted to check free point with Dia-Log tools on Schlumberger line to try to back off below stabilizer. Schlumberger Line parted. Backed off from top of fish and came out of hole. Fished line out with spear. Plugged back with 55 sx. Class "G" Cement w/30 percent sand from top of fish at 6475' back to 6283'. Ran Gamma Ray Collar Log and perforated 6009' to 6014' w/4 jets/ft. Ran Johnston test tool to test inverval. Got small amount of gas to surface that burned w/8# on 11/64" choke. Test not conclusive. Ran Halliburton tools to test interval 6009' - 6014' again. Open tool and had light blow but no gasto surface. Recovered 210' of GCM. IH 3435#, IF 148#-172#, ISI 2405#, 2nd F 187#-344#, FSI 982. Concluded test was of limited reservoir. Spotted 50 sx. cement from 6014'-5900'. Cut off 9 5/8" csg. at 3500' and pulled same. Spotted 50 sx. cement from 3500 feet. Filled hole w/ll.4#/Gal Drilling Mud. Put 21' cement plug in top of 20". Welded solid plate between 30" and 20" Welded solid ~late over top of 20". Installed welded well sign and fklled cel~a~ with ~e~-~ Welh ~ p--~ugged and abandoned 2-19-75. Division Manager ~ 3-14-75 i,,;ta TIpCO TE~, --'~S iNTERNATIONAL p£TRC coRPORATiON Ot~ & GA'E:, pRoDUCER~ 8~ OpERATOR~ February 28, 1975 Chief pet. Engr. Mr. Hoyle H. HamiltOn, state of Alaska Resources Department o£ Natural Division o£ oil and GaS 3001 porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re' pretty creek #1 Hell completion Report Dear Mr. Hamilton: subject · is Form p-7, ,,Hell Completion Enclosed_~net~iUo~l~%;to~tc~p~ Log", covering the or Recomp · well and its abandonment yours very truly, Dale O. Chase Division Manager DOC: 3en enclosure Form P--7 ~i~l~lt _ . .SUBMIT IN D~; .... CSTE* cO~t0~'~- STATE OF ALASKA . (S~eotherln-st~uefio.~ on OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION coMMITTEE ~:.s~ ~d~ WELL cOMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* ' ~ ~ GAS ~ ~ WELL b. TYPE OF COMPLE~ON: NEW ~OVERWORK ~ DEEP' ~EN "AcKPLUG ~ .Irn~Sva. ~ OtHer'Dry Hole WELL 2. NAME OF 0FICRATOR Texas International Petroleum Corporation . . 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR 601 W. 5th, Suite 910, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 ~. LOCATZ0N or WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirem,nts)* At,n~ace 678' FEL and 324' At top prod. interval reported below At total depth FSL, Sec. 2, T14N, R10W, S.M. 12-16-74 I 2-06-75 2-19-75 316.5 KB 18:' TOTAL DEPTH, 1VLD & TVDIg. rLUG,rB~CK MD & TVI)~. LF 1Vi'ULT ~I~"LE COM~L., 21. I4OW 1VIJkNY* ROTARY TOOLS 6570 Su face 22. PRODUCING INTEHVAL(S), OF TI-HS COMPLETIONS, BOTTOM, NA1ViE (MD AND ~'D)* · _ . None ~ 24. TYPE ELECTRIC A_ND OTHER LOGS' RUN 5. AP1 NU1VIERICAL CODE 50-283-20043 6. v.~ASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL-52638 '7. IF IND1A-~, 2d~LO'rrEE OR TRIBE NANIE 8. UNIT,FAH2/i OR LEASE NAME Pretty Creek 9. WELL NO. 1 10. FI. ELD A24D POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) 2-T14N-R10W-SM 12. PERMIT 74-41 RT, GR, 1L'T~)*~17. ~. CASINGHEAD ! 299' 6570' 23. WAS DIREurAONAL SURVEY MADE DIL, 20" 94 : : / -401 14~.8 :3 3/s,' e:: K-SS, aass.o 9 5/~" [ 43 5 I N-80I 6429.9 26. LINER l~CO'~ ' 28. PERORATIONS OP~ TO PRODU~O~ (In~, size ~d number) Sonic w/caliper, Neutron-Density, Dipmeter, Saraband, CBL, . ! : : CASING RECORD (Report all strings set in well) Ho~ s!~.~ !Driven CF_AiY~NTING RECORD 26" 270 Sx. Class G 17~" .1200 sx. Class G TUBING tL~COI~D ' PRODUCTION Gamma Ray ~M OLrNT PULL~ None None None I 3590' PACKER SET (MD) ,t 2,9. ACID, SHOT, F~A, CI'LrRE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC. DI~TH INTERVAL (MD) /AMOUNt Y~ND KIND OF MATER/AL USJ~D See attach.~ent for plugging informati0~ 'to ~lug and abandon well. , II4OURS TESTED :. ICHOXE SiZE [PROD'N FOR FLOW, TUBING ASLNG PRESSURE CALCUI~TED OIL--BBL. 31. DISPOSITION OF GAS (SO'ii, Y'$ed yO~ ~, ve~teg, ~tc.) [WELL STATUS (Producing or METHOD (Flowh~g, gas lifL pumping--size and type of pump) -~..:'] a~ut-in). 32. L[s~ o~ 33. I hereby eert~hat thin, old. attached information Is complete and correct as determined from all-available records sl~s rxrL~ Division Manager .,~zFebruary 2~.~ 7[ *(See instructions ~ad S~ces [or Additional D~ta on Reverse Side) DATE FIRST PRODUCTION' I'F~0DUCTION Dry hole t' 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- merits given in other spaces on this form and in any attachmer~ls. Items :20, and 22:: If this well is completed for separate proctuction from more than one interval zone (multiple completion), so state in item 20, and in item 22 show the prcJucing interval, or intervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (if any) for only the interval reported in item 30. S~bmit a separate report (page) on this form, adequately identified, for each additional interval to be seperately produce..'J, show- ing the ac~itional data .pertinent to such interval. It~m2~: "Sacks Cement": Attached supplemental records for this welt shouIrJ show~ the details of any mul- tiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. Item '~8: Submit a separate completion report on this form for each interval to ~e separately producad. (See instruction for items 20 and 22 above). '34. SUMM'AIiY ~Ole Fd~MATION TES~i'S INCLUI)IN(;"IN~'ERVAL TE,C~TED. PI-1ESSURE DATA AI~D HECOVERIES OF OIL G~S, '?~ ' .35 GEOLOGIC MARK~ ' WATER AND MUD ' NAME DS~ No. 1 6009 - 6014 M±srun . DST No. 1-A 6009 - 6014 PKR at 5995' ©p 5~', SI 15" Ken~± Form 6570 0p 1 hr. 25 ~as cut mud. HP 3435, IFP 14S-172, FFP 157-344~ ISIP 2405 FSIP 952. 3/~. C,C~HE DATA, A~I"ACI[ I~HIF,~ O]/~C~'ION,S ~I~ LITHOLOG¥, 'POI1OS~TY. FHACTUIIES. . '~. AN~ I~ETEC'I*FA) SIH)WS OF OiL. ,~AS Core No. 1 6477 - 6504 Coal and claystone 102 Sidewall Cores -- TIPCO TEXr~S INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION OIL 8,: GAS PRODUCERS 8,: OPERATORS March 3, 1975 Mr. Tom Marshall, Secretary Oil & Gas Conservation Committee State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001~!Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re' Pretty Creek No. 1 Wel 1 Logs and Samples Dear Mr. Marshall' Enclosed please find the final copies and sepias of the well logs for the Pretty Creek No. I well, as well as one set of washed samples and one set of core chips on the same well. Please sign the attached inventory and return to me to indicate receipt of the data described above. Very truly yo~rs~ r. xp/ora~lo eol enc mh DIVISION OF OIL 4N~) t~/Ij DOCUMENT TRANSMITTAL ~ate Submitted -J Acctg'. Month' ~TO ................. From - ' Mr. Tom Marshall T.D. K±rkpatri_ek .... 'At At Ak. Oil & Gas Commissio~ TIPCO -Transmitting The Foil6wing: 1 Final Blueline 2" DIL 1 Final.Blueline 5" DIL 1 Final Blueline 2" BHC Sonic ........ 1 Final Blueline 5'" BHC Sonic _ 1 ..,Final Bl,ue. li..ne Comp.Neutron-Fo. rmati0n Density~Log 1 Final Blueline Formation Density Log 1 Final Blueline Gamma Ray 1 Final. Blueline G.a,mma Ray(.csg collar !o.ca,t. or.) 1 Final Blueline Cement Bond Log 1 Final Sepia 2" DIL 1 Final Sepia 5" DIL 1 Final Sepia 2" BHC Sonic 1 Final Sepia 5" BHC Sonic 1 Final Sepia Comp.Neutron'Formation Density 1. Final Sepia Formation Density 1 Final Gamma Ray'Je~ Recei'ved: ..... . MAR 4 1975 DI¥1SION OF' OiL AN~) DOCUMENT TRANS~4ITTAL NO. 12 Continued Texas Internc~tional Petroleum Corporation 601 West Fifth AYenue Anchorage, Al~ska 99501 Date Submitted I Acctg. Month~ To From Mr. Tom Marshall At At Ak. Oil & Gas Commissiol ~rans~itting The Following: T. D. Kirkpatrick TIPCO Final Sepia Gamma Ray(csg collar locator), 1 ! Final Sepia Cement BOnd Log 1 i Final Blueline Mud Log Final Sepia Mud Log Set Washed Cuttings Samples Set Core Chips TIPCO TEX S INTERNATIONAL PETROL,.:UM CORPORATION OIL & GAS PRODUCERS & OPERATORS February 13, 1975 Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton, Chief Pet. Engr. State of Alaska Department of NatUral Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re' Pretty Creek #1 Operations Report Dear Mr. Hamilton' Enclosed in duplicate copy is Form P-4, "Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations", covering the subject well for the month of January. Yours very truly, Dale O. Chase Division Manager enclosure DOC' j en Form ~o. I~EW. 3- I-?O STATE OF ALASKA SUBMIT 1~ ]:~PLICA~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 2. NA.ME OF OPERATOR TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION ADDRESS OF OPERATOi% 601 WEST 5TH AVENUE, SUITE 910 4.LOCATION OF WF_,LL 678' FEL and 324' FSL, Sec. 2, T14N, R10W, SM ~ AP! NL~{ERICAL CODE 50-283-20043 6 LEASE DESIG~1ATION A%'D SEHIAL NO. ADL 52638 ? IF INDIA]~I~, ALOTiE~ OR TRIBE NAME 8. L~.'IT F~ OR LEASE NAME PRETTY CREEK (STATE) g WELL NO 1 10 FIELD A2qD POOL. OR WILDCAT WILDCAT 11 SEC , T., R., M. (BO~TOM HOLE oamcTrv~ Sec. 2, T14N, R10W, SM 12. P]~R2VlIT 74-41 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT F_,ND OF MONTH, CHA~NGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING Alq'D C]~/IENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLLrlVFES USED. PEH.FOHATIONS. TESTS A_N-D RESULTS FISHING JOBS JUNK I.N HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CI-~A.WGES I'N HOLE CONDITIONS. JANUARY 1975 REPORT Drilled 17½" Hole from 1400 feet to 2264 feet. with mud weight between 9.4#/Gal and 9.8#/Gal Hale deviations during this interval from ½o to 20. At 2264 feet ran Schlumberger DIL and Sonic Log and took 16 Sidewall Cores. Ran 60 Jts. 13 3/8" K-55, ST&C with float collar and guide shoe and 5 centralizers. ~et pipe at 2255 feet. Cemented casing w/1200 sx. Class G Cement with 12% Prehydrated Gel followed by 800 sx. Neat Class G. Had cement returns to surface of the ground. Nippled up and tested pipe and stack to 1000#. Held ok. Drilled out with 12¼" bit with 9.4#/Gal mud. Drilled 12~" hole to 6450 feet. Ran Schlumberger DIL, Sonic, FDC, CNL Logs and Dipmeter. Took 86 Sidewall Cores. Mud weight at 6450 feet 10.6#/Gal. Ran 148 Jts of 9 5/8", 40# & 43.5#, N & S Grade with float collar and float shoe and 6 Centralizers. Set casing at 6430 feet and cemented with 800 sx. Class G Retarded Cement. wac and nippling up as of 2400 hours Feb. 1, 1975. S~G~~.~".~_~.~"~_..~~ ,nT~( Division Manager DAT~_ February 13, 1975 NOTE --Report on this form is required for each calendar months regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the oil and gas conservation committee by the ISth of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. BOP Closing-Sysfem --": (~):'-:... ~' 6. Remote Controls ~ · (-~)' "'( ) 7.' Drilling Spool-~utlets (~)~', ':(..) ' 8. Flow Lines " (~ .i(.) -" 9. Kill 'Lines Sil P= 12.I. BOP.. PresSure T'~t. -':-:-3~ safety ValVe: ( .- Reserve.Pit: · 4, Safety Valvei urface ( 0~ '. :('.)-. -14. Pit Berm ( )~a~..)'·~ 15. Location Berm ( )~o~:d ~. ) ~6. ~ue~ (~ ( ) 17. Operations off "Pa~" (.-) ( ~ 18. "~neral Housekeeping" ( ) ( ) ~9. Abd. Marker in place (~)'- (:'): 10. Manifold~Chokes ( ) (') 20. Water Well Covered . '.':,~2,:~.~-. . :-. ..... ' ~ .. · ' '~, .:::-.:-,..:..:?::::::?.%. '" ' .: .... '1~' ' z ' - - , ' '" "' ..'. .-'-, .,'. ' '._ t .. ? .:.~ '. . ' . ~ ~ ' ~ ' . · . '..-:'. :'..'~t-. _,~:t:."-. ' ' ., . ' ~. '- ,'~ - ..... : ' Signed ' - Date -~ ' ' ':,.:...: ~' . ~ :-~ TIPCO TEX~S INTERNATIONAL PETRO,_EUM CORPORATION OIL 6: GAS PRODUCERS & OPERATORS January 15, 1975 Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton, Chief Pet. Engr. State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re' Pretty Creek #1 Operations Report Dear Mr. Hamilton' Enclosed in duplicate copy is Form P-4, "Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations", covering the subject well for the month of December. Yours very truly, Dale O. Chase~- Division Manager enc. mh ANCtlDtlACE Form No. P.--4 ~. 3-1-70 STATE OF 'AJ~KA SUBMIT l~l DIJ~LICATE OIL AND OAS CONSERVATION COMAAIT[EE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Texas International Petroleum Corn. 3. ADDRESS OF OP~ATOR - Anchorage ~ Alask~ 601 W. 5th, Suite 910, 4. LocA~ON Or W~LL 678' FEL and 324' FSL, Sec. 2, T14N, R10W, SM AP1 NUiVIER1CAL CODE 50-283-20043 6 LEASE DESIGNATION AND SEHIAL NO. ADL 52638 !7 IF INDIA~, ALOTiE~: OR TRIBE i~AME 8. L~.'IT FARM OR LEASE NAME Pretty Creek (State) g WELL NO 1 10 FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat I1 SEC , T., R., M, (BO~'TOM HOLE O~mCTn~ Sec. 2, T14N, R10W, SM 12. P~NIIT NO 74-41 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHA2~'GES IN HOLE SIZE. CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLLrMES USED. PEHFOHATIONS. TESTS AA~D RESULTS FISHING JOt~ JUnK IN HOI~E AND S1DE-TI~ACKED HOLE A/~D A.NY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANI3ES IN HOL]~ CONDITIONS Decemberh~ci~ohgh. Deeemb~r417, 1974' Dressing up road, gravel pits, campsite, location pad, digging reserve pit. Finished water well. Phasing out construction people. Ripping and walking pad to drive frost deeper before setting rig. Drove 30" drive pipe to 44'. Waiting on pad to freeze. December 18' Commenced moving rig (Brinkerhoff #58) on pad and started rigging up. December 26' Finished rigging up and spudded well at 2030 hours with 26" bit. December 26 through December 31, 1974- Drilled 26" hole to 175'. Ran 20'~, 94#, H-40, ST&C and pipe. Quit going at 145.80' Unable to pull but had good circulation. Cemented 20" to sur- face of the ground with 620 sx. Class "G" cement. Nipple up and drilled 17½" hole 175' to 1400'. Drilling ahead as of 1200 hours December 31, 1974. J A N 2 0 'i9/"5 DI¥1SIO OF OiL AND GAS 14. I hereby ~-~if~th~ the t~O~C"~J~~m~i~ eorre~ NOTE --Report on Ibis form is required for eQ~ calendar months regardless of the status of operafton~, and must be filtd i~1 dupli~.ate with the oil and gas conservation committee byths 15th of the succeeding month, uflle~8 otherwise directed. TIPCO TEY,,,~S INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION OIL & GAS PRODUCERS & OPERATORS December 24, 1974 Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton, Chief Pet. Engr. State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re' Pretty Creek #1 Operations Report Dear Mr. Hamilton' Enclosed in duplicate copy is Form P-4 "Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations" covering the sub- j ect well. 'As discussed with you last Thursday, all of the dirt work has been completed and we are currently rigging up to drill. In view of the programed activities and State requirements, Form P-4 will be submitted on the fifteenth of each month until such time as drilling operations are terminated. Yours very truly, Dale O. Chase ~' Division Manager DOC' j en enclosure DEC 2 ? I974 D!¥1SION OF OIL AND GAS :Fo~'~ No. P----4 ~_mV. ~,- 1-70 STATE OF AJ.,A~KA SOBMrr IN ]3UPLICAT~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT O'F DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 2. NAME OF OPERATOR TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION 3~ ADDRESS OF OPEI{ATOR 601 W. 5TH AVE., SUITE 910, ANCHORAGE, AK99501 4. LOCATION OF WF.,LL 678' FEL and 324 ' FSL Sec. 2, T14N, R10W, S.M. % AP! NUiVIEKICAL ~0DE API#50-283-20043 6 LEASE DESIGNATION AND SE'RIAL NO. ADL-52638 IF INDIA}~, ALOT~EE OR TRIBE NAME 8. Lq~IT FAR~ OR LEASE NAME PRETTY CREEK (STATE) 9 WELL x0 1 ,, 10. F~ AND POOL. OR WILDCAT WILD CAT SEC , T., R,, M. (BOTTOM HOLE o~-zcrn~ SEC.2, T14N, R10W, S.M. 12. P]~9.MIT NO 74-41 13. REPORT TOTAL DE~TH AT END OF MONTH, CI-IA~NGE,S IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AiNTD CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOLD-MES USED. PEP~FOllATIONS. TESTS ~ RESULT~ FISHING JOB~ JUI~K IN HOLE AND SIDE-/%KACKED HOLE A~TD ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CI-L~NG~'~ IN HOLE CONDITIONS Aug. 28, 1974 Commenced road construction off of existing SOCAL road toward locaEion. Point of origin of road being NW/4 of Sec.33, T14N, R9W, S.M. Road being built in a NW direction on the west side of the Theodoroe River and rough parallel to same. Length of road required to reach location is approx. 5½ miles. Nov. 30, 1974 Road work had been substantially continuous with a few days .of bad weather (rain) causing shut downs. Road substantially.complete except for dressing up. Now working on pad for rig at location. S,G~i~-I_.-"~'~--<:~.-"C-~0 ~'/~--T~TL~ DIVISION MANAGER ,AT~ 12--20--74 MOTE --Report on this form is required for .each oolendor month% regQrdless of the status of operotlons, and must bo flied in dupllcote with the oil end gas conservet/on committee bytho 15th of the succeeding moth, wnle~ otherwise directed. Form 10-403 R.,~V. 1-Z0~73 Submit 'il ntentions" in Triplicate & "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.) 1. o,- ~ GAS [~ WELL .LA--I. WELL OTHER 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Texas International Petroleum Corporation 3, ADDRESS OF OPERATOR 601 W. 5th, Suite 910, Anchorage, 4. LOCATION OF WELL A1 aska 99501 At surface 678 FEL and 324FSL, Sec. 2, T14N, RIO~I, Seward Meridian 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) 296' Grd. 14. CheCk Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re 5. API~yMERICAL CODE AP I ~ 50-283-20043 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL-52638 7, IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME Pretty Creek (State) 9. WELL NO. 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wi 1 dcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 2, T14N, RIOW 12. PERMIT NO. 74-41 3oft, 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 PLANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTE= Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) ,/ 400' 15. DESCRIBE.PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates~ including estlmatecl date of starting any proposed work. Proposal involves State approval of engineered design of protection casing. Grade and weight of casing list is from top of hole to bottom. EXPect required mud weigh't to be 10#/Gal at 7,000 feet. 130' - 9 5/8" 43.5#, N-80, Buttress 270' - 9 5/8" 40#, N-80 Buttress 1,670' - 9 5/8" 40#, N-80 LT & C 1,830' - 9 5/8" 43.5# N-80, LT & C 3,160' - 9 5/8" 43.5#, S-95, LT & C ... 240! - 9 5/8" 47#, N-80, LT & C The above casing is. all new and was inspected by Alaska Pipe Inspection in Kenai in October and November, 1974. At'-:a casing depth of 7,300' the designed string exceeds specs of the Ameri can~ Petroleum~ Institute. 16 I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct SIGN TITLE Di vi si on Landman ., DATE December 3. 1974 (This space for State office use) CONDITIONS OF ~PROVAL, IF ANY: TITLE', See Instructions On Reverse Side TIPCO TEX, S INTERNATIONAL PETRO,_£UM CORPORATION OIL & GAS PRODUCERS & OPERATORS December 3, 1974 Homer Burrel 1, Director State of Alaska, Dept. of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Subject- Pretty Creek #1 API# ~0-283-20043 Dear Mr. Burrell' Enclosed in triplicate is Form 10-403. It covers our request for approval of a change in the protection casing to be run in the subject well. We had originally intended to run a full string of 9 5/8", 47 lb., N80 casing to a depth of 7,000 feet. Due to the pipe shortage, we were unable to locate exactly What we desired; but we have obtained sufficient pipe that can be run and which will meet all recognized oil field standards. Also, it should be noted that our revised casing string is composed of all new casing which has been inspected by a recognized expert in this particular field. It would be appreciated if you would inform us as soon as convenient of the State's concurrence with this requested change of plans. Sincerely, R.T. Riggan Di vi si on Landman cc' Placid Oil Company (2) Tom Sterrett (2) George Platt Joe Mi 1 es Irv Hill enc. DOC.RTR.mh DEC- ,S 1974 ~r~ XAI=CT I~Ii=T'M &\/l~iMlil~ ~IIITF C~10 AN(~.HORA~F. ALASKA 99501 907-272-4557 September 13, 1974 Pretty Creek (~,a.~), ~1 Texas lnternatleaal Petroleum Corporat-tan #74-41 Hr. Dale O. chase Dtvtston Manager Texas International Petroleum Corporat!on 601 kl. 5th Avenue, Sutte 9i0 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Str: EnClosed ts the approved appl.t..cation for permt-~ to ~tI the above referenced well, on or about October 15, .1~4, at a loca. t~ ~n ~lon 2, Township t4fl, Range 1Old. S.H. Mall samples, core chtps, and a mud log are required. A directional survey not required. It ts requtred that blew-out preventers be tes~ at the rated pressures of 2000 pstg and SO00 pstg. Many rtvees tn Alaska and thetr dratnage syst~ have been classlfled as important for the s~lng or migration of a~dreee~ fish. Operations in these arets are subject to AS 16.50.870 and ~ regulations promulgated there-..- under (Tttle S, Alaska Admtnt.stratJve ~). ~!or to comaeacl~ ope,~tt~s ~ you may be contacted by the t~abt-tat Coordt:.na~'s oftqce, Oepartment of Ftsh and Game. Pollution of a~ ,aters of tl~ State ts pr~tbtted by_~ 46, Chap~ 03, Arttcle 7 and the regulations ~ .preml ga ted ~r (Title _18,A~k~]aS, 'a fro1 Administrative Code, Chaptar 70) and by the F~rai t~ater Pollutfon Con" i Act, as amended. Prlor to cammnclng operattmas yea may be contac~ by a representative of the Department of Envtromamtal Censervat!on. Pursuant to AS 38.40, Local Htre Under State ~ses, the Alaska Oepartm~t of 'Labor ts betng nottfted of the tssuance of ~is permtt to drt11. Very truly Yours, Hmaer L. BM~11 ~t~n Aias~ 0tl ~~t of ~vt~~! ~~att~ v/o ~r~t of ~r, S~1sor, ~r L~ ~1t~e Otvtsl~ w/o ~cl. DIVISION OF LANDS 4TH ~ENUE ........ ~. /~ ~- ~ A~{~ORAGE 9~501 1 12, 1974 ..... ~-"C. ~"["C. ~.t,~a I Texas International Petroleum Corporation 601 West Fifth Avenue Anchorage~ Alaska 99501 ID !4~59 ~ett~ c~eek $1 Attention: J. L. David Alaska Chief.Geologist The plan of operation sutx~tted on July 30, 1974, is hereby approved subject to the following stipulations: 1. All operating areas shall be maintained and upon completion of operations left in a condition satisfactory to the Director. 2. A cc~pletion repor~ shall be filed within 15 days of completion of operations. ~e agr~ts by which Texas International Petrole~ Corporation is designated operator of the well is approved. This approval is also s~bject to the conditions in the Division of. Lands let~_r dated August 27, 1974, signed by Ed Barber, Acting District Manager, except that if the road is not converted to public use and the lessee desires penm3nent and exclusive use of the road, a material contract for the amount actually used shall be obtained frc~ the Division of Lands, 323 East 4th Avenue, Water Resources Section. Sincerely, BY: Pedro Denton Chief, Minerals Section CC: Tom Trent, ADF&G Ed Barber, SC District Office Dale Wallington, DEC TIPCO TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETRO~'UM CORPORATION OIL 8: GAS PRODUCERS 8:: OPERATORS September 6, 1974. Mr. Homer L. Burrell, Director State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Re: Pretty Creek #1 Dear Mr. Burrell: Today we delivered to Mr. H~yle Hamilton our application to drill the subject well. With the forms and pertinent data a check in the amount of $50 was submitted as a handling fee for processing the application. Mr. Hamilton has informed us that the handl- ing fee has.been increased to $100; and we are, therefore, submitting our check in the amount of $50 for the balance due. Very truly yours, Dale O. Chase Division Manager CC: Placid Oil Company Tesoro Petroleum Corp. G. Platt D. Miller W. Conatser I. Hill mh ,!c; "F; t SEP ' 0 ~r.,, ~^~-~m ~'II:"TI-I AVFNIJF'. -qUITE 910. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501 907-272-4557 TIPCO TEXA.. ,NTERNATIONAL PETROLL CORPORATION OIL & GAS PRODUCERS & OPERATORS September 3, 1974 Mr. Homer L. Burrell, Director State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Re~ Drilling Permit for Pretty Creek ~1 Sec. 2, T14N, R10W, SM Dear Mr. Burrell.. For purposes of obtaining approval of the State of Alaska for the drilling of the subject well, the following are being submitted~ 1. Form P-l, "Application for Permit to Drill" in triplicate. 2. Certified surveyors plat of location in triplicate. 3. Three copies of Form DL-11, "Statewide Oil and Gas Bond" with Travelers Indemnity Company surety bond. 4. Our check in the amount of $50 payable to State of Alaska, Department of Revenue. It would be appreciated if you would review the filing and advise this office of your concurrence of the pro- posed program. Yours very truly, Dale O. Chase D ivi s ion Manager cc: Placid Oil Company Tesoro Petroleum Corp. G. Platt D. Miller W. Conatser I. Hill EncloSures jo SEP 5 '/97'4 DIV!SIGN CF OIL AND GAS A~CHORAGE F~rm P~I ~REV. STATE OF ALASKA SUBMIT IN TRIPt,t~qT~ (O~er iflstructlon~ reverse side) OIL AND GAS CONSERVAIION ,COMMITTEE APPLICATION.. FOR Pi~'R'MIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLuG BACK 1~. TYF~J OF WO]UK DRILL IXI DEEPEN r-I PLUG BA~'~ b. TYFB OF W~LL o,~,.~ ~ ~.~ Wildcat "~" ~ ~'~'~"' ~ WELL ~ OTHBR ZONB ZONE ~I. NAME OF OPKR~TOR TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION 3. ADDRESS O~F OPERATOR 601 W., 5th Avenue, Suite 910, Anchora.qe, Alaska 99501 ~:~ATIoN oF WELL 678' West oF East Line & 324' North oF South At surface Line of Sec. 2, T 14 N, R 10 W SM At p~o~,dl,,od, zo,e Kenai (Tyonek Formation) 13, DISTANCE IN M/LES AND DIRECTION FXOM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 40 MiJes NW of Anahorage 14. BOND INFOm~IAT~O~: TraveJers'"[ndemnity Co. ~ Blanket s,~t~/o,~o. ~rtford~ Connecticut ~276B0269 PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE, ~. ~&aOl ] 2~0 . (Al~ to nearest drig, unit, if any) ~ ~. DISTANC~ FROM PROPOSED LocA~oN* ~19. PRO~S~ D~ Approx. 27,800' ~rom dr~ aole ! 10~000' 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whethcr DF. RT. ~R. etc.~ 296' Grd. n,, PI~OPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGR,4~ L API #50-283-20043 I~. L.EASE DJ~SIGNA;~'ION ~ S~IA.L NO. ADL- 52638 L' iF II%~DIAN, "A. IA, O'i~r~:,c OR TR/BE NA.M.E ' 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME _ Pretty Creek (State) 9. WELL NO. l 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wi.!dcat 11. SEC.. T., R.. M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Seg 2, T. 14..N, R 10 W 12. · .,,,o,,.., $100,000 17. NO, ACRES ASSIGNED' TO THiS WELL 160-Oil; 640-Gas 20. ROTARY OR CABLE TOO~ Rotary 22. APPROX. DATE WORK. WILL START* October 15, 1974 26" ...... 20" 17-1/2" 13-3/8" 61~ K-55 12-1/4',' 9-5/8" 47~ " N-80 "' 7000t. '500 Ft3 f///~ t~ ~'~ 8-172" 7" 29 7" Csg 2-7/8" Tb~ 6,5~ ' N-80 10009' . Set in retalner'fype packer SEE ATTACHMENT SEP 6 1974 DIVISION OF. OIL AND GA,.% ANCHORAGE IN ABOtFE SI~ACE DESCH/BE FROPOSED PI%OGRAM: If ~l ~ ~ dee~n or ptul ~, give ~ on p~ent p~u~lve zo~ ~d pro~ ~w produ~ive ~. If pro~l ~ ~ drill or d~n d~e~lo~lly,, give penni ~ on ~bs~a~ ~t~ ~d meas~d ~d ~ue ve~l dept. GlEe blo~ut~eventer p~gram. (This space for State office use) JSAMPLES AND CORE CH}PS RF.Q~ OTHIgR RIi:~UIRIiiMEN'I~: DI~ON~ SUR~ R~~ f J A.P.L ~C~ CODE La~ ~.o ~o- 2~3~zooCa I ~ , ' ' September lO 1974 ..... ..... .... ' .. ,, --,~ /~ /t/~ Chairman g,10,7~ ~O ..... T~. , , CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF AN'Y: - SEE TRANSMITTAL LETTER , TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION PROPOSED DRILLING PROGRAM OF TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION ' S PRETTY CREEK #1 SEP 1974 D~VI$1ON OF OIL AND On or about October 15, 1974, TIPCO Proposes to in a Wilson 120 rotary rig with an L. C. Moore 700,000 # mast, 1-900 HP pump, 1-850 HP pump, complete with blow-out equipment, tools, etc., for standard rotary rig operations. After rigging up, it is planned that a 17~" hole be drilled to 150' with returns being caught in a sump and jetted into the reserve pit. The hole will then be opened to 26" and 10", 94#, H-40 ST&C conductor casing with cen- tralizers, guide shoe and stab-in collar run to total depth. 4~" drill pipe with stinger is to be run, stabbed into collar and hole circulated. Upon removing cuttings and cavings by circulating, casing is to be cemented to the surface of the ground with 500 cubic feet (180% calcu- lated fill-up) Class "G" cement, gel and accelerator. Should cement fail to circulate, 1" pipe is to be run down the annulus between the 20" conductor and 26" hole, and sufficient cement mixed and pumped into hole to bring cement to the surface. After waiting on cement to set for a minimum of 12 hours, the casing is to be cut off, a 20" series 600 weld- on flange is to be welded on the 20" conductor, a flanged 20" series 600 x 20" series 600 spool with a 20" Hydril TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION and bell nipple installed to nipple up the flow l~ne. A vent line with a "quick" opening valve is to be connected to the casing spool outlet and a line laid to a flare pit. This diverter line is then to be staked to the ground. Drill pipe is then to be run, and the drill pipe, casing, cement, spool, and hydr[1 are to be pressured up and dry tested to, sis. A mud logging unit is to be installed and drilling is then to be commenced using a 17~" bit and mud with general characteristics of 9.0 to 9.5#/gal., viscosity of 40 to 45 seconds with no water loss control. Hole deviations dur- ing entire drilling operation shall be checked at 500 foot intervals. After reaching 2300 feet, hole is to be circu- lated, cleaned, and logged. [Surface casing consisting of 13-3/8", 61#, K-55, ST&C with float shoe, and stab-in type collar, and central- izers is then to be run and the hole cleaned told by circu- lating drilling mud. The casing is then to be cemented to the surface of the ground by the use of 2,300 cubic feet (150% calculated fill-up) of a slurry composed of Class "G" cement, gel and an accelerator. After waiting on cement for a minimum of 12 hours, the 20" BOP stack will be picked up and the 13-3/8" backed out. A female threaded 13-3/8" x 13-5/8" flanged 5000 psi bradenhead is to b~ installed and nippling up completed by incorporating 5000 psig double gate BOPs and a 5000 psig -2- TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION hydril. Drill pipe is then to be run and casing, cement and BOP stack tested to'~"i,500?Ps'ig. .~!? '?:'~"::~ ?~"~ Drilling is then to proceed using 12k" rock bits to approximately 7,000 feet. During this drilling, extreme c.are will be taken to ascertain any radical changes in rate of penetration, shale density, rate of returns, etc., to determine any abnormal pressure zones which dictate a casing point. For killing procedures, circulating pres- sures will be routinely recorded each tour at one-half normal pump rates. Mud properties shall be controlled to maintain a-weight of 9.5 to 10 pounds ~er gallon, viscosity in the 45-second range, and water loss gradually reduced to approximately 15 cc by the time 7,000 feet is reached. The hole is then to be circulated, cleaned, and logged. 9-5/8", 47#, N-80 casing with a float shoe and float collar and centralizers is then to be run to total depth. The casing is then to be cemented' with 500 cubic feet of cement (calculated to fill approximately 1,500 feet of annular space. ) After a minimum of 12 hours the 5000 psi stack will be picked up, the 9-5/8" hung and packed off in the casing- head, the casing cut off, the 5000 psi stack set back down and bolted up to the 13-5/8" flange on the bradenhead. BOP stack, head, casing and cement will be tested to ............ 2 500 pS~. ' Drilling is then to proceed using 8½" rock bits to -3- TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION the total depth of 10,000 feet. It is anticipated that the properties of the drilling m~d in this portion of the hole will be 13 to 15 pounds per gallon, viscosity 40 to 45 seconds, and water loss of approximately 10cc. The hole will then be logged and determinations made as to whether testing is warranted. If so, a 7" liner will be run and cemented, and production tests run through per- forations. It is not planned that any open hole tests be con- ducted in any of the hole except the 8½". Any tests re- quired above the casing point of the 9-5/8" protection pipe shall be conducted after reaching total 'depth and shall be conducted through perforations. It is anticipated that significant shows will be cored when practical for further evaluation, using a diamond corehead in any interval of the hole where such shows may occur. -4- PRETTY CREEK #1 Plugging Information TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION Verbal permission and procedure as to plugging subject well obtained from Mr. John Miller by TIPCO's Jim McGee by tele- phone on 2-12-75. Plugging operations conducted by spotting a 55 sack Class "G" cement plug with 30% sand below bottom of 9 5/8" casing at 6430' from top of fish at 6475' to 6308'. Perforations in 9 5/8" casing 6009'-6015' covered with 50 sacks Class "G" neat cement plug spotted through drill pipe. Fifty sacks neat cement plug spotted below 13 3/8" surface casing with seat at 2255' and 20' cement plug placed in top of 13 3/8" in cellar. Solid steel plate welded between 20" and 13 3/8" strings and solid steel plate welded over top of 13 3/8". All of well bore full of ll.4#/gal drilling fluid not containing cement. Cellar filled with cement to top of ground and appro- priate welded well sign installed in same. T- I I SCALE: I"= IMILE CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR I hereby certify that I a.m properly registered and d ~.~' ..' licensed to practice lan surveying in the State of Alaska and that this plat represents a location survey made byme or ~* ion ! s under my supervis , and that al dimension and other details are correct. ~: D~te SURVEYOR NOTES: Vertical Angle Elevation from US.C. ~ G.S. Station "Beluga." BLM Corners recovered (]nd positions verified. PRETTY CREEK No. I Located in PROTRACTED SEC. 2~ T. 14 N.~ R. I0 W.~ SEWARD MERIDIAN~AK. _ Surveyed for TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM CORP. Surveyed by F. M. LINDSEY I~ ASSOC. LAND I~ HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYO'RS P502West Northern Lights Boulevard Box 4-081 Anchorage Alaska II 1962 STATE OF ALASKA DEPAR%I~NT OF NATURAL RESOURCES Division of Lands STATEWiDE OIL AND CAS BOND BOND No. 276B0269 princf_pa~, and THE TRAVELERS !NDE}hN!TY COMPANY i~ Hartford, Conn. address KNOW ALL ,'~I !~'f Tit~Sb: plt~:sict,rrs that we, TEXAS INTERNATIONAL PETROLEU~;!_f~QRP_QP~%Z~OzX[, 2625 Line Avenue, Shreveport, LouSs~ana ss surety, are held and fimnty bound unto the State of A!a~ika in the :;urn t)f t;n~ liu,~.:[cd 'fh,,uu,and D{Jll.,ru ($100,000.00), lm~ful mottey of the Un/ced States for [he use and bcuefiC ok (l) lire Ltate of Alaska, (2) any o~er of a portion of the land subject to the coverage of rh~s bond t4ho l~,ls a stat:utory ~'!ght to compensation in connection with a reservation of the oil and gas deposits to the State of Alaska, and (3) any lessee or per~ictee under a lease or pemic issued by the State of Alaska prior co the issuance of m~ oil or gas lease for the same land subject to this bond, covering the use of the surface or the prospecting for or development of other nfneral depqsits In auy portion of such land, to be paid to the State of Alaska. For such pa~ent ~lll and truly to be mad~ we bind ourselves and each of us and each of our 'heirs, executors, administrators, successors and asstgns~ jointly and severally b~ these presents. 'fha condi~-ions of the foregoing obligations are. such that, whereas: · A. The princioal in one or more of the following ways has an interest in oit and gas leases on. lands of the State of Alaska under the Jurisdiction of the Division of Lands of the Department of Natural Res°urce~l (1) aa the lessee of such leases, (2) as the approved holder of operat£ng rights in ail or part ?f the lands covered by such leases under operating agreements with the lessee, and (3) as designated operator or ._agent ~,.nder such leases pending approval of an assignment or operating agreement. B. The principal is authorized to drill for, explore for, develop~ produce, process, and market otl and gas deposits i~ or under the lands cow, red by such leases and is obligated to comply with certain cow~nant, a and ag~'eements set forth in such }.eases. C. The. principal and surety agree that the coverage of this bond shall extend to all of the principal's holdings under such tahses in the State of Alaska, and without notice to ttw surety shall also extend to and itc lude: 1. Any such oil attct gas leas~ hereafter issued to or acquired [;7 the principal~ the coverage to [~ecome effectiv~ iuxnedkataly upon such issuance or t~pon approv,xl by the State of Al:~k.'~ of ~ transfer in favor of the [,r tnt/pa l; 2. ;sly such operating agreement hereafter c~tered 1~1[o or acquired by the principal, the coverage [o become effective immediately upon approval by the Stare of Alaska of the agreement or of a transfer of soch an agreement Co the principal; 3. ;my designation hereafter or the principal as operator or agent of a l~ssee under such a lease, the coverage to become effective i~mediately upon the filing of such a designation with the State of Alaska; and 4. Any ~xtension of a lease covered by this bond, such coverage to continue without any interruption due co the expiration of the tern set forth in the lease; Provided, tha~ the surety may elect to have the additional coverage authorized under this Para:~raph C become inapplicable as to all interests of the principal acquired more than 30 days after the receipt o.f urltten notice of such election by the Division of Lands. D. The surety hereby waives any right to notice of and agrees that this bond shall remain in full force and effect notwithstanding: 1. A transfer or transfers either tn whole or in park of any or all of thc leases or of the operating agreements, and further agrees to re,rain bound under this bond as to the interests either tn the leases or in the operating agreements or in both retained by the principal when the approval of the transfer or transfers becomes effective; 2, ~y modification of a lease or operating agreement or obligations thereunder whertmr ~de or effected by cormaitment of such lease or operating agreement ro unit, cooperative, conanuntt[zatlon, or storage agreements, or development contracts, suspensions of operations or production, waivers, auspen~Ions, or change~ In rental, n~inimma royalty and royalties, compensatory royal~y payments, or E. The principal and surety agree that notwittmtanding iht, termination of tiny lea~e or operating agreements, or designations aa operator or agent covered by this bond, whether the termination by operation of taw or otherwise, rim bond shall remain in full force a~d ttffect au to all re.mining operating agreements, or designiitions covered by the bol,d . o[ the lessees aSrees nnd by these pr~'.seuts d.e~ hi. relay I,i.d him~;~.ll I. lulflll .. I,s.h.lJl ~,i e~ch Ic-~.~ nil though he ~ere the lessee. G. The principal nnd surely agree thaL tile .oglect or [.tel.-am.ce o[ thl. les,~or tn t:nls~rciflK against tile lessees of such lessor, tile payment of rentals or royaltle, or iht. perf~rmnnce of nny otl~er covenant, condition, or agreement o£ the leases shall .ut in any ~ay release tile princli, nl nnH ..r~'ty .r either of them from n.y liability umler this bond. H. Tim principal and surety agree that ltl tilt' event of n.y default under ti.- lenses may commence and prosecute any claim, suit. action, or other i,roceedi.g against thc, principal and surety etcher of them ~[thouC the necessity of johling the lessees. NOW THEREFORE, i£ said prt,icipal shall tn all re.specrs faithfully comply with all ut the provts£ons of the leases referred to hereinabove, then the above obligations are to be void; otherwise, to remain tn full force and effect. Dated this 9th'' day ut__ AugxI_$_~'. , 19..7A TEXAS INTERNATI.0N__~ PETR_QLE[Ed_f, ORP. 0 '" . Vice/President THE TRAVELERS INDEmnITY COMPANY , // By. : . Attorney- in- fgct Page Two The Travelers Indemnity Company Hartford, Connecticut POWER OF ATTORNEY KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY, a corporation of the State of Connecticut, does hereby make, constitute and appoint Dudley V. Snow-, Guy S. Moore, Pat Festervand, ~11 of Shrevepo~, Louisiana~ EACH------- its true and lawful Attorney(s)-in-Fact, with full power and authOrity, for and on behalf of the Company as surety, to execute and deli.vet 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, undertakings, recogniz~nces~ 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 6[ the Company which by-laws are now in full force and effect: ARTZCt.~ IV, S~crzoN 11. The Chairman of the Board, the President, the Chairman of the Finance Committee, the. Chairman of the Insurance Executive Committee, 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. AtYrlCt. E IV, SEC~ZON 13. 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 Chairman of the Finance Committee, the Chairman of the Insurance Executive Committee, any Vice President or any Second Vice President and duly attested and sea[ed, if a seal is required, by any Secretary 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, the Chairman of the Insurance Executive Committee, any Vice President or any Second Vice President and countersigned and sealed, if a seal is required, by a duly authorized attbrney-lnJact 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 atithority granted by his or their power or powers of attorney. This pow_er o_f___.attorney.is__s~igne_d~qd 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: VOTED: That the signature of any officer authorized by the By-Laws and the Company seal may be affixed by facsimile to any power of attorney or special power of attorney or certification of 4ither given for the execution of any bond, undertaking, recognizance or other ~vritten 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 July 15, 1964 on behalf of Dudley V. Snow, Guy S. Moore~ Ann Bawls IN WITNESS WHEREOF, THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY has caused these presents to be signed by its proper officer and its corporate seal to be hereunto affixed this lOth day of July 19 68. THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY By .Secretary, Surety State of Connecticut, County of Hartford--ss: On this lOth day of July in the year 19Fzx~ before me personally came \¥m. A. Shrake 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 TRAVELERS 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. A~NCHORAGE S-1869 I,~l,~reo 1~ U.S.,. 869 (Over) CERT!~CAT!O.W 1, E. A. Houser Iii, Assistant Secretary (Surety) o[ THE TRAVELERS IND.EM~[TY COMPANY cc.r~[fv tha~ the fore~oin~ power o[ attorney, the above quote{.[ Sections 1L aud 13. of Art[clu IV of the rcvc, kcd aad are now in full force attd e~tect. Signed and Sealed at ~iX-~rtford, Connecticut, thia ~/ Assistant Secretary, Surety CHECK LiST FOR NEW WELL PERMITS Yes No Remarks I. Is well to be located in a defined pool ................. ]. Do statewide rules apply ........................ K/ga~ , ~ 3. Is a registered survey plat attached .................. ~ ¢. Is well .located proper distance from property line .......... 5. < ' well located proper distance from other wells ............ ~ __ 5. Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool ........ ~ --- 7. Is well to be deviated ......................... ~ B. Is operator the only affected party ................... 9. Can permit be approved before ten-day wait ............... /~L lO. Does operator have a bond in force ................... ll. Is conductor string provided ...................... 12. Is enough cement used to circulate on conductor and surface ...... . ~."qi cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings 13. · 14. Will cement cover all possible productive horizons ........... 15. Will surface casing cover all fresh water zones ............ 16. Will surface csg. internal burst equal .5 psi/ft, to next string 17. Will all casing give adequate safety in collapse and tension ........ 18. Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating ............... Additional Requirements: __~c~ .,g~o. m~_ ~'/~
