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Home My WebLink About177-065Pt Mclntyre Wellname Changes 5/28/02 Pt. Mclntyre 01 i 177-046 Pt. Mclntyre 02 I 177-065 Pt. Mclntyre 03. ,P1-02 188-005 Pt. Mclntyre 04 P1-03 189-013 Pt. Mclntyre 05 ,P1-25 189-041 Pt. Mclntyre 06 P2-58 190-008 Pt. Mclntyre 07 P1-01 190-027 Pt. Mclntyre 08 P1-07 189-134 - Pt. Mclntyre 09 P2-59 190-140 Pt. Mclntyre 10 P2-57 191-079 Pt. Mclntyre 11 P1-121191'013 Pt. Mclntyre 12 1191-037 Pt. Mclntyre 13 P2-60i191-091 Pt. Mclntyre 3 DP 89-003 Page 1 DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION TONY KNOWLES, GOVERNOR DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SOLID WASTE PROGRAM 410 WILLOUGHBY AVE JUNEAU, ALASKA 99687 http://www.state.ak.us/dec/deh Dr. James R. Chatham, Ph.D. BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 April 5, 2002 Telephone: (907) 465-5162 Fax: (907) 465-5362 RECEIVED Reference: Issuance of Permanent Closure Approval for Inactive Reserve Pits located at Milne Point E Pad, Point Mclntyre l&2, ~p~l'elnt'j~3, Sag Delta 6, PBU 19-10-15 (South Pit only) all located on the North Slope Dear Dr. Chatham: The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) has completed' review and public notice for permanent closure approval of the inactive reserve pits located at the above reference sites located on the North Slope. The closure applications provided the required information describing the history of the reserve pit(s), the present condition of the reserve pits(s), results of any required water sampling and an assessment of the potential risks posed by the drilling waste to human health and the environment. ADEC coordinated field inspections and review of the closure plans with the appropriate land managers. ADEC has determined that the backfilled reserve pits at these sites do not present a material or probable risk to the public health or the environment. Public notice requesting comments on the closure requests was published February 21 and 22, 2002 in the Anchorage Daily News and posted on the state web site February 21, 2002. No public comments objecting to closure approval were received in response to this public notice. ADEC has determined that the reserve pits at these sites meet the closure requirements of 18 AAC 60.440. Closure Approval Under authority of 18 AAC 60.440 (j), ADEC grants permanent closure approval to BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. for the inactive reserve pits at the following sites: Well Name API Number M.TRS Landowner' Milne Point Unit E Pad Multiple Wells Section 25, T13N, R10E, UM DNR BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc Dr. James Chatham April, 5, 2002 Page 2 of 2 Well Name Point .Mcintyre 1 Point Mcintyre #2 Point Mcintyre #3 Sag Delta 6 PBU 19'10-15 (South Pit Only) Terms and Conditions AP1 Number 50-029-20264-00 50-029-20264-01 50-231-21779-00 -50-029-21059-00 Multiple Wells MTRS Landowner Section 16, T12N, R14W,UM DNR Section 16, T12N, R14W UM DNR Section 16, T12N, R14W UM DNR Section 02, T1 IN, R15E, UM DNR Section 19, T10N, R15E, UM DNR This permanent closure approval is subject to the following terms and conditions: In,aCcordance with 18 AAC 60.440(1), the Department will require additional investigation, ~Sessment, monitoring or remediation if neTM information regarding conditions at the reserve pit facilities indicates that further actions are necessary to protect human health or the environment. 2) Thel approval granted by this letter is for'the inactive.drilling waste reserve pit(s) only. Closure for the pad as a whole (if required) must be coordinated between the owner/operator and the appropriate land owner/manager. Any person who disagrees with any portion of this deCision may request an adjudicatory heating in accordance with 18 AAC 15.200-310. The request should be mailed :to the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation, 555 Cordova Ave. Anchorage, AK 99501. If a hearing is not requested within thirty (30) days of the date of this letter, the right of appeal is waived. If an adjudicatory hearing is requested and granted, this decision remains in full effect during the adjudicatory process. Sincerely, Heather Stockard Solid Waste Program Manager Heather S tockard @ envircon.state, ak.us cc' Tom Maunder, AOGCC, Anchorage Harry Bader, ADNR, Fairbanks Pt Mc Intvre Well Data C 0 F$1eS a)--2~9 b)~/-2~8. d) D I o Files 2-22-89 Spacing Exception Pt Mc Intyre #4 1-17-90 Pt Mc Intyre #6 1-23-90 Pt Mc Intyre #7 A I 0 Fi..les We!l,Loqs Magnetic Tapes Field Files (flaring, meter proving, etc.) Pa!eo~toloqv Geological Materials CsBter * Called Dr. Reeder asked for all'information he had on the Pt Mc Intyre Fi~d Specifically Pt Mc Intyre 1 & 2 ~","-- 'd,,~fWo~-,~x &¢,~<: ~,---, 7- ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION WALTER J. HICKEL, GOVERNOR 3001 PORCUPINE DRIVE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501.3192 PHONE: (907) 279-14.33 TELECOPY: (907) 276-7542 June 14, 1991 Shawn J. Holliday Groh, Eggers & Price 2550 Denali Street, 17th Floor Anchorage, AK 99503-2796 Re: Letter of June 14, 1991 Dear Mr. Holliday: I have been advised by my staff that well data from Pt. McIntyre #1 and #2 are available for public review. You or your client are welcome come by our offices-during working hours to inspect the well information from those two wells. Please contact Larry Grant for assistance in reviewing this information. Sincerely, cD~drmWa~ Joh~to~ COMMISSION June 10, 1991 · .. WALTER J. HICKEL, GOVERNOR 3001 PORCUPINE DRIVE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA g9501-9192 PHONE: (907) 279-1453 TELECOPY: (907) 276.7542 Shawn J. Holliday Groh, Eggers & Price 2550 Denali Street, 17th Floor Anchorage, AK 99503-2796 Re: Confidentiality-Pt. McIntyre #1, #2, #3 & #4 Dear Mr. Holliday: Concerning your request about the early release of confidential information from Pt. McIntyre #1, #2, #3 & #4, AS 31.05.035 states, in part: -, "(c) The reports and information required in (a) of this section shall be confidential for 24 months following the 30 day filing period unless the owner of the well gives written permission to release the reports and information at an earlier date." The Commission has always interpreted this provision as authorizing the early release, with the owners written approval, of confidential well information to the general public, not a selective release to'.one individual. Accordingly, if the owner(s) of Pt. McIntyre #1, #2, #3 & #4 authorize the early release of the well data, the Commission will make this data available to the general public. Sincerely, Chairman CLIFFORD J. GROH. SR. KENNETH P. EGGERS, P. ~. MICHAEL W, PRICE LANCE E. GIDCUMB SALLY KUCKO ROBERT T. PRICE DENNIS G. FENERTY DAVID A. DEVINE, P. C. REBECCA S. COPELAND RICK L. OWEN DOUGLAS A. CARSON SHAWN JoHOLLIDAY BRYAN S.MERRELL SHARON Lo YOUNG OF COUNSEL MITCHELL D. GRAVOt P. C. LAW OFFICES OF GI~OH, EGGEP,.$ ~ PR. ICE 2550 DENALI STREET, I?TH FLOOR ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99503-2796 June 4, 1991 David W. Johnston Commissioner State of Alaska Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501-3192 ~5S ENG i~R ENG TKi' - O ~ i ~G ^SST - SR GEOL GEOL AS~TI GEOL ASST~ STAT TECH STAT TECH FILE Re: Confidentiality of Well Data From Point McIntyre Well Nos: 1~ 2 and 3 Our File No. 587-2 Dear Mr. Johnston: I wrote you on April 3, 1990 on behalf of my clients, CFM Corporation, Cliff Burglin and Charles Hamel to obtain all information which the Commission had received concerning the above-referenced wells pursuant to the Commission's reporting requirements under A.S. 31.05.035(1) through (3). I further requested any and all other materials regarding development of the Point McIntyre Oil Field and the Gywder Bay Unit, including without limitation all tests performed such as geophysical, chemical and paleontological tests, all maps, memoranda from all sources, information or knowledge concerning untapped formation such as, but not limited to, the Sadlerochit and Lisburne formations. My clients sought all information accumulated from the inception of exploration on the North Slope concerning Point McIntyre Field whether complete or not, whether formal or informal. The request was made' under A.S. 9.25.100 and 9.25.120. My clients have since determined that they need to review the same information for Point McIntyre Well No. 4. . It is my understanding from correspondence from you that the Commission takes the position that all these materials are confidential under A.S. 31.05.035. My review of A.S. 31.05.035 indicates that information required under A.S. 31.05.035(c) and (d) is not confidential if the owner of the well gives written permission to release the reports and information. Please advise whether the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission would object to release to my clients of the informatiOn identified above if Exxon gives written permission to the Commission to release the information to them. RECEIVED David W. Johnston June 4, 1991 Page 2 I am hoping to clear up the confidentiality matter expeditiously and your response as to the Commission's position regarding confidentiality would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely yours, SJH: s Ih GROH, EGGERS & PRICE SHC/C-587-2-A Septemker 20, 1983 ARCO Alaska, Inc. P. O. Box 100360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Ke ~ Surface Abandou~,ent. Inspection for Cleanup for the Following Wells~ West Sak ~]o..25; Sec. 32, T13~, I{10E, U.~i. Sag Delta BP 31-10-16; Sec. 31, 5'10~, R16L, U.~.'.. P.B.U. Eileen ~o. 1; Sec. 1~, ~'12N, P, 12E, t~.h. Able ~State ~,~o. 1; Sec. 27, T12f-~, t:~14h, U.M. BP Put River 24-10-14; Sec. 24, ~10N, R14E, BP Put River I~o. 1 (13-27-11-14); Sec. 27, Tll~, R14i~, U.k<. P.B.U. ~.~orth Prudhoe Bay state No. 2; Sec. 26, Pt. McIntyre ~o~¥:1.'& 2; Sec. 16, T12I:~, R14E, BP Put River 18-10-15; Sec. 19, T]0I'~, R15E, U.~.~. BP Put River 19-10-15; Sec. 19,-T10h, R15r2, U.~,i. Oentl e~'en ~ Our representatives inspected the above ten well sites for clea~u~. for an abandoned location on July' 22 and August 23, 1983. To ccmplete the abandcr~,~ent of North Prud/~ce ~ay State I-~o. 2, pits must be £illed and the sunken area around ti:e ~ell sign f il led. For North PruOt~oe Bay State ~..~o.. 2 it will be necessar}: to submit form 10-403, Sundry t. lotice and ~,e~orts on ¥'~ells, to ask for an exten~icn of cleanup for one }'ear. A reinspection will ke nece~sa~}. by August, 1984. The ren~aining eight of ten well sites are approved for final abandonn~nt. For Sag Delta ~P 31-10-16, BP Put ]-~iver 24-10-14, BP f-ut I~iver 18-10-15, BP Put River 19-10-15, and bP Put I:~iver [.~o. 1 (3i-27-11-14) it %~:ill be necessary, to sub~it a fon~. 10-407, %,;'ell Cor.~i.:leticn cr Recon~f;letion f~eb~rt and Log to c!'~ange the well status to abandoned. All changes in status are made on the initiative of tt~= operator on form 10-407. ~MCO septe~ber 20~ 19~ Pa~e-2 · For BP Pu~ I%iver 18-10-15 and 19-10-15 it will also be neces~ar~, to submit a fozz.~ 10-403, Subsequent P. eport on the downhole abandonr~'~nt' Sincerely, Lonnie C. Smith Cc~missioner LCS/JKT ~ lc: 103 ~ I M EMORA¢ D.U M Stat Alaska ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO: C .' V. C DATE: August 24, 1983 chairma~v ~" ¢~/ FILE NO: 108A: S2 Thru: Lonnie C. Smith Commi s s ioner ~ ~ ~ //TELEPHONE NO: FROM: Be n LeNorman SUBJECT: Petroleum Inspector Inspect Nine ARCO Locations for Surface Cleanup and P/A Markers for Final Abandonment, North Slope. Sunday, August 14, 1983: I departed my home at 3:15 pm for a 3:45 pm showup and 4:45 departure via Alaska Airlines, Flight No. 341 for Deadhorse arriving at 7:10 pm. Weather: +36°F, light wind, fog. · Monday, August 15, 1983: Inspection of forty-one abandoned and suspended wells began at 9:00 am and continued until 3:30 pm on Wednesday, August 17. Separate reports cover suspended wells and a BOPE test on ARCO's DS 4-20 Monday evening. I recommend to the cOmmission, the following wells be approved for final abandonment: B.P. Sag' Delta 31-10-16 Able State #1 P.B.U. Eileen ~1 West Sak #25 B.P. Put River 24-10-14 Socal 31-25 Sohio Put River 27-11'14 N. Prudhoe Bay State #2 I have also approved Pt. McIntyre #1 and #2 as the pad and well marker meet all the .criteria for approval on our surface abandon- ment report. However, seeding of drilling mud off the northeast corner of the pad will occur the last week of August and will need to be inspected next summer. Pictures and surface abandonment reports are attached to this letter. I departed Deadhorse via Alaska Airline, Flight #56 at 4:30 pm arriving in Anchor-age at 6:10 pm and at my home at 6:40 pm. In summary, I inspected nine ARCO locations for surface cleanup and P/A markers. Attachments r)2 00*,t~ r r,v 10'79) ALA~?"~IL AND GAS O~NSERVATION COMMI~"~;N ~SURFACE ABANDONMENT REPORT 20 AAC 25, ARTICLE 2 FILE INFORMATION: Operator . /~~ ' . ~ownhole P & A Address ~~ ~~ii Surface Locatioh of Well Permit No. /~~t F?.~L~ .~9 Ft F ~L, 20 AAC 25.120: WELL ABANDONMENT MARKER: Dia Steel Post (4"Min.) ~ Length (10' Min.) Height Above Final Grade Level (4' Min.i /~ ~ Top of Marker Pipe Closed with: Cement Plug Screw Cap Set: On Well Head //, On Cutoff Casing , In Concrete Plug Distance Below Final Grade Level ~ Ft. ~ in. Side Outlets: All Valves~ Nipples Remov'~d ~ All Openings Closed , With Blinds ' ith Cement AP1 No. Unit or Lease Name Wel 1 No. Field & Pool Welds ,, , Other INFORMATION BEADWELDEI) DIRECT~LY TO MARKER POST: (List Where Different from File Information) Operator . Unit or Lease Name Well Number Surface Location of Well: Ft. F L, Ft., F L, Sec , T , R , M 20 AAC 25.170: LOCATION CLEAN-UP PITS: Filled In ~, Liners Removed or Buried , Debris Removed SURFACE OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Rough , Smooth ~, Contoured ,,, Other Flat , Compacted CLEAN UP OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Clean ~'~, Pipe Scrap , Iron Scrap Paper , Other , Wood , Mud , Cement SURROUNDING AREA: Wooded , Brush Sand , Other , Tundra ~.---'~', Grass , Dirt~ , Gravel CONDITION SURROUNDING AREA: Clean ~', Trash from Site Other , Trees and/or Brush froin Clearing Site ACCESS ROAD: Dirt , Gravel , Ice ~'Other CONDITION ACCESS ROAD AND SURROUNDING: Clean .' , Rough , Smooth , Trash from Operations , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Road , Spoil from Clearing Road Other RECOMMEND APPROVA~ B,BANDO~NMENT:' Yes ~ 05/26/81 No Final Inspection ~ .... DATE ~-- ,,~ ~-- ~.~ ARCO Alaska, Inc. Post Office 5'~'~50 Anchorage. ,=~_ :.a 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 October 5, 1982 Mr. Doug Lowery Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation P. O. Box 1601 Fairbanks, AK 99707 Dear Mr. Lowery: This letter is sent to 'follow-up our September 30 phone conversation. During that call we briefly discussed the drilling mud which is on the tundra close to the drilling reserve pit at Point McIntyre. The mud was detected on September'25, 1982 when visited by ARCO and AOGCC employees as part of the pad inspection to determine if it was adequately cleaned to meet abandonment status. At this time I've received various and conflicting descriptions of the amount of mud and the aerial extent of tundra impact~ To be on the safe side, I assume the AOGCC estimate of 1800 BBLS is the correct amount and the enclosed map describes the area affected. I believe the primary reason for conflicting descriptions is the presence of snow on the site. An accurate description of the area impacted will have to wait until next Spring. Because the mud does not contain hydrocarbons, based on laboratory analysis of a grab sample taken on September 25, our primary response will be to stabilize/vegetate the affected area. At this point the vegetation plan is outlined as follows: October 1'982 a~ Collect representative mud samples from the area, conduct soils analysis and establish best seed or seed/fertilizer mixture for vege tat ion. B, If the seed is available and snow cover permits we will attempt to sow a "native" plant seed this fall. If it's not possible, we will ~commence seeding in early spring 1983. We have requested that Bill Mitchell, Agricultural Experiment Station, Palmer, provide the seed and recommend the fertilizer, if necessary. Spring 1983 A. If seeding was possible in '82, check sprouting st'atus. S~ If seeding proved impossible, cultivate and seed the area as soon as possible after the snow melt in order to maximize the ~growing season, i ?,"~- ~' ~' ~' . · . ARCO Alaska, I,~c is a subsidiary of AllanlicRichfieldCompany Mr. Doug Lowery October 5, 1982 Page 2 Ce If seeding in '82 was possible but growth patchy, reseed/fertilize the areas necessary for optimum coverage. Fall 1983 - Check site for status. ae If growth healthy but is patchy and indicator, s are that success will be possible, stimulate those areas that may need additional stabilization. Be If vegetation success is poor, document and prepare to restore tundra by removal of the drilling mud. Spring 1984 - Check site for revegetation success. ae If good, coordinate with ADEC to obtain "environmental" clearance to abandon and contact AOGCC to coordinate final inspection. B. If vegetation success marginal but evaluated as potentially successful, continue vegetation efforts. Ce If vegetation efforts unsuccessful, stop vegetation attempt and contact appropriate agencies for approvals (tundra travel, etc.), to remove the mud. Fall 1984 Check status, and finalize estimated abandonment scenario. Spring 1985 Obtain final AOGCC - P & A notification. I believe the above schedule is reasonable and hope that a modification of this vegetation plan will not be necessary. However, you indicated that you desire to discuss this vegetation concept with other members of NRO and possibly other State employees. Because it is desired, even though not confirmed as possible because of snow conditions, to sow seed this fall, your timely concurrence or request for change(s) would be appreciated. Sincerely, Peter N. Hellstrom Sr. Environmental Coordinator PNH: jms Enclosure cc: Jim Larson, DNR ~ Jim Tr imble, AOGCC X~'' PIT ~ ,~ '--, GRAY MATERIAL \'~'1 GiVEL' ---N.7~ ' POSSIBLY DRILLING MUD ~ 60 ft. ' %\ 200 ft. ~_ k ~ k -, 't ORIGINAL RESERVE PIT \ FILLED WITH GRAVEL ORIGINAL WELL SITE NORTH ARROW i' ?ii~:~!ii-~,i:~,~ili~;MEMO~R..~N, DUM'~-''''~''~ "~'? ~ ~ . StYe of Alaska'~' .- - T0{-C tterton DATE: Octo~r 4, 1982 . ,:;:. · . . ?--'~=u. ~ ~:'.,~o~%e-.-C- "'"" ' -";":'C~ssioner - - '. FROM: Edgar e. Sipple, Jr ':' :¢ Petro!e~ I.ns~ctoran /.~:;;,i';?SaturdaY'" sePtem~r' 25, 1982' - -.~ggy Fisher of ARCO',' '~;'*~r~".;~i~n o'f-"ARco' a regU~to~ compliance engineer', and ::';~¢:~:,.;'~ :;-,:myself took an E~ helicopter to do a final ins~ction.on ;;.-::'.'~':---?u~n arrival.:at the szte, I. observed that the overall ~.;'~,:??-" ?;.'"_ con'~-tion 'of the dril 1 pad ~s excel lent, however, there .:,, ;'.;,.Were two .~screpancies.' The' secon~ pit in photo needs :,-to ---~ filled and __~e drilling' .mud to the north side of:":the:?~d~;needs to ~-removed."--'There is appro~mately - .,..10,000-'sq.:'"ft''of drilling mud in the area. A triangle of '"""~'> :~'J' .~-?~ appro~mately '.100'-x-200'~'at a 'one foot depth would .~ ..- ~ut-~'180.0 'bbls '(see a.t~ched~'photos 2,t~ough 5 ........ ~;' ' "~ ~"'' ' "A.O.G' ;;~,:';;;:~*I';~filled':: out';':the ~C.C.j~-'Su~face abando~nt report which ' .'~:;;~'~;~:'-',~,~:~'~is~-. at~Ched..~?:.'" -- - .... ,-~.., ;.~..-~, . ..,.':7~ ~ ' .-t rec~nd that the';C~Ssion not approve the fill ',',:?:~...- ? "clean-up ins~ction, on';~!,¢.:~Oil'S,.Pt. McIntyr% No.- ~-and 2. · "'-:---.,..'..-.'. ...... .-,,.'.,::,; ~;,/~1t~~.-'~:~'/~¢¢c-'~. . 2 '..' ~,- ¢ '- ~ .... ·:', ..:'; ,,. .. ,' .... - ...... ...... -. .. - _.',~' . .,. . ..,.. · ,~ ~ ', .," ... . . '~ '". ;. .¢' , '--".;~ ;. ' .-~. " .- -. FILE NO: 108/A TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: Witness Final Inspection Gulf Oil Corporation- -~,~:i~i~?../".~.? ~~,.:~.:~.-~ 'SURFACE ABANDC"~blENT REPORT :;~j0perator~ .... ' "-~C'~" : * ' ' Date Do,hole P & A :~Adaress~~- · . . ~ '] . ~ . .~ _ . ,.- -~-.-:-'~.~ .~ ~,~ ~ ,,~:" (:'.Unit or'Lease Name ~.~?[b ~r~.,.:.~'~ ~' '~ '-~ ~:.: . Well No.~L ". ~0 ~C?,5 lt2e~ ~%L :~?~bIENT~,KER , Length (10' Mzn.) S i:'P ( Height~-Above'Final:Grade Level (4' Min.) / O r ).~iof:'Marker Pipe.iClosed with: Cement Plug Screw Cap Head,_ L'"~'i'~'On Cutoff Casing ---~n Cbncrete Plug nce'i'Below~-Fina.1 Grade ~evel ----~: ~-) Ft. Side'Outlets: All:'Valves and NiPples Removed :losed ~;~ With' Blinds~_ , With Cement ~,. Other NFO~ATION BEADWELDED DIRECTfLY TO ~RKER POST:. List ~ere Different from File Information)"f ' · '-'~" ~'~' ~ -' ~':/ ~~ '_.' '~?~' :~i~ Unit or'Lease Name Operator~: ~ ('~ 0~ amber~ ~ ~( /~~' f4~ "Surface Location of Well: , .:, 20 AAC~'257170:'LocAzzo~ CL~AN-Ue ''~' Liners Removed or Buried ., Debris Removed SURFACE~ OF 'P~ ~D/OR LOCATION: ~'~'~ ,., ~mooth-'~<7, Contoured-~,-Flat , Compacted~- CLEAN UP OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Clean ~--"~ Pipe Scrap ..., Iron Scrap- , Wood ,'?'i Other.~ .~ ~ . ..~ SURROUNDING AREA: ~di~ , 'Brush __, Tundra l~,::Grass , Other ~ONDITION" SURROUNDING AREA: Clean ~-~" , Trash from 5ite Other ..., Mud _, Cement .., · Dirt ., Gravel , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Site _ ,'Gravel. , Ice Other ~ccEss RO~O SURROUNDING: , Rough , Smooth , Trash from Operations - . ~ Spoil from Clearing Road -~?{(?~?~'Trees.~-and/or ~Brush from Clearing Road , EMAINING TO BE D : ~ [1[~ No Final Inspection _ PECTED DATE SEc: ARCO/&laska, POst Office Anchorage, A1'a{ka 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 June 1, 1982 Mr. C. V. Chatterton Commi ss ioner State of Alaska Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 SUBJECT: t¢~~¢~;nty,..._~. #1 and ¢2{. Dear Mr. Chatterton- Enclosed are sundry notices requesting an extension of time to clean up requirements on the subject wells. If you have any questions, call me .at 263-4965. Sincerely, M. A. Major Area Drilling Engineer MAM/JG' 1 lm Enclosures GRU1/L7 STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA ..,L AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 1. DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL:~ OTHER [] 2. Name of Operator 7. Permit No. qRCO Alaska, Inc. 77-65 3. Address 8. APl Number P. 0. Box 360, Anchorage, 'AK 99510 50-029-2026/4-01 4. Location of Well 589' W and 1445' North of SE ct. Sec. 16, I12N, R14E, UM 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) 28.9 KDB I 6. Lease Designation and Serial No. ADL 34622 12. 9. Unit or Lease Name Pt. Mc,~ntyre 10. Well Number 2 11. Field and Pool Wildcat Check ApPropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: (Submit in Triplicate) (Submit in Duplicate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] Perforations [] Altering Casing [] Stimulate [] Abandon [] Stimulation [] Abandonment [] Repair Well [] Change Plans [] Repairs Made [] Other [] Pull Tubing [] Other [~ Pulling Tubing [] (Note: Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 with a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion.) 13. Describe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly state all pertinent details and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25.105-170). ARCO Alaska, Inc., requests an extension of one (1) year from the AOGCC to complete clean- up requirements on subject well. Specifically, all pits will be filled per AOGCC regulations. This extension will allow the work to be done during summer when ice and snow are no problem. The AOGCC will be notified when a final site inspection can be performed. RECEIVED JUN - ~ i982 AL~.sk~ Oil & Gas Cons, Commissior~ 14. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and, correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed ~ ~ Title Area Drilling Engineer The space below for Commission use Conditions of Approval, if any: Approved by ~ ~~ COMMISSIONER Form 10-403 By Order of the Commission Date Date Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate _ __~ ,,¢,..~.. ........ t~.~,, ;~ r~,,~l;~.~ ARCO, Alaska, Inc~ 21, 1982 ALASKA OIL A#D GAS ~,O#S£RVATIO# ~,OMMISSlO# May 21, 1982 JAY S. HA¥~O#D, GOVERNOR 3001 PORCUPINE DRIVE ANCHORAGE,ALASKA 99501'-3192 TELEPHONE(907) 279,'-'1433 ARCO Alaska, Inc. P.O. Box 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Attn: Mark Major Our records indicate 'that the following well sites will require a repeat .clean-up inspection this s~nmer: West Sak River State B10 Highland State No. 1 West Beach No. 3 West Sak No. 15 West Beach 'No. 2 West Beach No. 1 West Sak River State No. 3 West Sak River State No. 5 West Sak River State No. 6 West Mikkelsen St. No. 1 Pt. McIntyre No. 1 Pt. McIntyre No. 2 In addition there are wells completed earlier than 1975 which have not had their well site clean-up record completed. These include the following: Kavik Unit No. 3 Delta State No. 1 Delta State No. 2 Kup River State No. 1 N. Prudhoe Bay State No. 1 N.W. Eileen State No. 1 East Bay State No. 1 Put River State No. 1 W. Sak River State No. 1 W. Sak River State· No. 2 Also there are a series of shallow observation wells dating from 1969 now believed to be the responsibility of ARCO. They are: ARCO, Alaska, 21, 1982 Put River 01-10-14 Put River 02-10-14 Put River 11-10-14 Put River 12-10-14 Put River 13-10-14 Put River 14-10-14 Put River 17-10-15 Finally there are the recently drilled wells such as: Eileen No. 1 West Sak No. 18 We request that ~these wells, and any others of which you may be aware, that have not had the well site final clean-up accepted be made available 'for in.spection as early as possible this summe r. Sincerely, Lonnie C. Smith Commissioner LC S/J KT/g Ih March 11, 1982- Mr. P. A. VanDusen District D~illing Engineer ARCO~Alaska', Inc~ P.O'. Box' 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Re: Request for an Extension of Time for Clean-up of Certain Wells Dear Mr. VanDusen: On October 2, 7, 8 and 22, 1982, this office.~informed ARCO Alaska, Inc. that Certain wells required the submission of a form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells. These form 10-403's were to request an extension of time to complete clean-up requirements. These wells were~ ~est Sak River State B10 ~ighland St. No. 1 .Nest Beach No. 3 West Sak No. 15 West Reach No. 2 West Beach No. 1 west'Sak River St. ~o. 3 West ~4ikkelsen St. No. 1 West Sak River St. No. 5 West Sak River St. No. 6 .. As of this date we have not received these required form 10-403's. Please submit promptly. · SinCere lv, / Lonnie C. Smith ,Commissioner CC= Letters of October 2, 7, 8, and 22, 1981 LCSlJKT/glh .October 22, 1981 · ARCO Alaska, Inc. P.O. ~ox 360 ~n'chorage, Alaska 99510 Sec. 16, T12r-~, R14E, ~ Sec. !6, T12N, R14E, U.M. C~nt lemen ~ Our representative inspected this site on August 20, 1981. Except for completing filling of the pits, the condition of the site was satisfactory. It %~tll be necessary to submit a Foxm 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on %;ells, to reguest an extension of ti~ to complete filling of the pits. It ~tll be necessary to reinspect this location in the summer of 1982 before final abandonment can be approved. Sincerely, Lonnte C. Smith ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Thru: Hoyle H.. Hamilton/~ Chairman /v,v · Commissioner . . Petroleum Inspector October 9, 1981 Conduct Clean-up Inspection on Gulf Oil Corporation~ Pt. McIntyre Wells 1 &'(2/ Sec. 16, T12N, R14E, U.~M. Permit No.'s 77-46 & 77-65' ThursdaY AugUst~ 20, 1981: I accompanied Mr. Clay Boubreaux, ARCO representative, to the well location this date. ~.s the attached pictures indicate the pad is clean and graded. The well marker post is cemented into the'%vell bore, and has the correct bead weld information. The-mud and burn pits are not filled, but are in the process of being filled with gravel.' Therefore I recommend that the Commission not grant final abandonment approval until the pits haVe been cOvered and another inspection con¢]ucted on this location. In summary.- I conducted the clean-up inspection of Gulf Oil Corporation's Pt. McIntyre Wells 1 & 2. I recommend that the Commission not gran~ final abandonment approval until all pit areas on the location have been filled and 'another inspection conducted by a petroleum .inspector during the summer of 19.82. 20 AAC 25.120: WI.]-I.i, AI;AN1)Oi4~.II']:';T l)ia. Steel Post (4"r. lin.) ~' Ileight Above Final Grade I~evcl (4' ! Length ([0' Hin,) lO Top of Marker Pipe Closed with- Cement }'l.~t; Scre'~ Cai, Welds Set: On Well llea'd , On C~t. off Casing ~, I.n Concrete l'~g Distance l~elow Final (;racle Lc, vel I Ft. /~" :in. Side Outlets: A~I Valves and N'ipl~les Re:noved ~ All Openings Closed , Witi~ 15[iuds ~ , With Cement ~, Other INFOtlHATIOrl BE,\I)WEI~I)I:.I) I) IRI.]CI'Ei.Y '1'() r,\RKl.]l( t (l,ist M]ere Di[f~rent from File information) Operator ..~ .- '~ ~.~/f Unit or Lease ,,,ama Well Number :': ~¢-. ~ , Surf,~ce Location of Well.: ' ; ~ · 20 AAC 25.170: I,OCATION CI,li,,\N-UP PiTS: Filled In , Liners Removed or Buried //, Debris Re~noved / SURFACE OF PA]) A,~:L)/I')P, I.OCAT[O::' Rough , Smooth , Contoured Other I.'lat ~'", Cornpac'ted ~--'"%, CLEAN UP OF PAl) AND/OR Clean ?W'-, Pipe Scrap , I,~ron Scrap __, Wood , Hud Paper , Other _ , Cement SUP, I(OUNI)[NG ARE:\: cu,zd , Brush , Tundra } Grass , Dirt Sand , Other , Gravel COND['I'ION SURI<OUNI)[[':(; ,\,,I']A' Clean. v,'~, Trash Other , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Site ACCESS R()AI)': ' Dirt , Gravel , Ice , Otl~er . CO:II)[TIO,',,~ AC(]ESS ROAD AND Clean , Rough , Smooth , Trash from Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Road REMAINING TO 1515 DONE:' RECOHHENI( ,\PP'ROV,\t. OF AI;A:.JI~();~,~i.I.2N'[': Yes INSPF. CTED BY --,'"'~', ..... , , ,, ,,t, ~ 0'5/26/81 ' , Si)oil from Cle;~ring Road h'o L/ Fin;ti Inspect I)A'I' E e,~- ....3 _ "fir. Nc,_ [~4T-r~~" I &-z~--BI AUgUSt 18, 1981 Mr. J. M. Posey AP. CO Alaska, Inc. P.O. B~ 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Dear Mro Poseyt In reference to your conversation with Com~ssioner L. C. Smith, enclosed is a copy of the agreemnt letter ~tween Atlantic Richfield, and ExXOn Company USA, dated January 3, 1979, Re.. Final Abandonment Agreement for Mint M=Int~re %1 and Po int McIntyre #2. ......... · Sincerely, ~etroleum Engineer Enclosure J~ET/g Ih June 4, 1981 ARCO Alaska, Inc. P. O. Box 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Re: Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Regulations Article 2, ABANDONMENT AND PLUGGINC~, 20 AAC 25. 120 WELL ABANDO~',~'MENT 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 ~ells 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), "~ithin one year of suspension or abandonment of an on- shore well", all clean up work is to be finished. Section (b) provides the means for an extension of time if a valid reason exists. Section (c) provides for on site inspection. Consequently, we are presenting the following list of your abandoned and/or suSpended wells. ~.any of these are no~; more than one year old and are not in compliance with regulations. Others should have the final inspection completed, this summer while weather permits. This list covers the years 1975 to date. There may be some earlier wells that also need inspec- tion. If you have any earlier wells to be inspected this summer please info~ us. Therefore, we are requesting a schedule from you for this summer %.;hen our field inspectors can accompany your representa- tives to these sites for the final clean up inspection. Yours truly, ~ /.., , Bonnie Commissioner LCS/JKT: be ARCO ALASKA, .INC. Delta St. #2 W. Beach St. #1 W. BeaCh St. %2 W. Beach St. #3 W. Mikkelsen St. #1 W. Sak River St. #3 W. Sak River St. #5 W. Sak River St. %6 W. Sak River St. %7 W. Sak 25590 #15 SUSPENDED PLUGGED & ABANDONED Abel St. #1 W. Sak River St. B-10 W. Sak 25606 #13 W..Sak 25618 #20 Pt. Mclntyre #1 (Jointly w/Exxon) Pt. McIntyre ~2 (Jointly w/Exxon) October 22, 1979 Mr. L. R. Woodard General Manager, Exploration GULF OIL EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION COMPANY P. O. Box 1392 Bakersfield, CA 93302 RE: Request for Extended Confidentiality of Well Data Pursuant to AS -31.05. 035(c): Gulf ~1 Pt. McIntyre and Gulf #2 ~Pt._.McIntyre - NOrth sz~'pe, AIaska Dear Mr. Woodard: By letter dated September 24, 1979, Gulf Oil Exploration and Production Company requested that the well data and reports submitted to 'the state be held confidential for a reasonable time after the disposition of.unleased lands in the vicinity of the wells. The well data are due for release on the dates indicated ........... below, unless the period for confidentiality is extended in accordance with AS 31.05.035(c) as amended by HB 815 during the 1978 Legislative session. Pt. McIntyre ~1 Pt. McIntyre #2 11/05/79 12/12/79 Each of the referenced wells is located on a state lease which is adjacent to .or near un-leased state acreage. In my judgment, the well data and reports which have been filed with the state con- tain significant information relevant to the evaluation of adja- cent and nearby unleased state lands. Therefore, all data from these wells submitted to. the state pursuant to AS 31.05.035(c), as amended, will be kept confidential until after the issuance of State of Alaska oil and gas leases in the vicinity of the wells. .. Robert E. LeResche Commissioner cc: .Hoyle H. Hamilton Tom Cook L. R, Woodard p. 0.13( GENERAL MANAGER-EXPLORATION September. 24 ,. 197 9 'Bakersfield Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 J CO,"-?,t,~ 1 EN.., I 2- r4s CA ...... i OEO[.-" 2 ,,'-, r" ? Gr:OL --- _ c'r ~T IcC STAT TEC CONFER: ?ILF: Subject: Extension of Confidentiality Period Gulf #1 Pt. McIntyre and Gulf #2 Pt. McIntyre North Slope, A.laska Dear Sirs: Under normal procedures, the data and information which Gulf has submitted to.the State of Alaska relative to these wells will become public informa- tion on November 6, 1979 for the Gulf #1 Pt. McIntyre and on December 12, 1979 for the Gulf #2 Pt. McIntyre. Section 31.05.035(c) Alaska Statutes reads as follows: "The repOrts and information required in (a) of this section shall be kept confidential for 24 months following the 30- day filing period unless the owner of the well gives written permission to release the reports and information at an earlier date. If the commissioner finds that the required reports and information contain significant information relating to the valuation of unleased land in the same vicinity, he shall keep the reports and information confidential for a reasonable time after the disposition of all affected unleased land, unless the owner of the well gives written permission to release the reports and information at an earlier date." In view of the proximity of these wells to unleased State lands which may be included in the proposed State/Federal Beaufort Sea Lease Sale, Gulf respectfully requests that the Commissioner continue to hold the reports and information from these wells confidential until leases on the nearby lands have been awarded. Very truly yours, L. R. Woodard "(:",:'~ .... iA~;~S: dms A DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORPORATION TELEPHONE (80,5) 395 ~ TELEX: 910 327 ] ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Bob LeResche Commissioner HOyle H. Hamilton Chairman/Commis sioner September 28, 1979 Request bY Gulf Oil for Extension of Confidential Period. Attached is a letter request that should have been sent to you. I am also attaching a copy of the letter I sent to Gulf. cc: Tom Cook w/attachments. September 28, 1979 Mr. L. R. Woodard General Manager-Exploration Gulf Oil Exploration and Production Company P. O. Box 1392 Bakersfield, California 93802 Dear Mr. Woodard: This is in response to your letter dated September 24, 1979, in which you requested an extension of the confidential period for your two Pt. McIntyre wells. ~- In the section of the statute that you cite the commissioner means the Commissioner of the Department of Natural Resources, Robert LeResche. 'He is located in Juneau and his phone number is (907) 465-2400. I will forward your letter to him but I suggest that you also make contact with him on this matter since there is not muCh time before the release dates. Sincerely, . ~ ~ .~/.~ .~., ~i,~,'~ .., ./~? /~.,/' ~ Hoyl~ H. Hamilton Chairman/Commissioner August 31, 1979 Mr. L. R. Exploration ~4anager Gulf Oil Exploration and Production Company P.O. Dox 1392 Bakersfield, CA 93302 ~a of Gulf's Point M. cIn~vr~ ~o. 1 a31d ~No~~Well bata"~o' the USdS '~n Preparation for the Eeaufort Sea Lease Sal~ Dear Zl3c'. Uoodard: On May 3, 1979, ~-~r. Joe Jones of the USGS and 1%~rote to your company re~.est.ing that ',~ell data captioned above be made available to tJ~e profess~o.~al_ _ ~otaff of the USGS ,~.._f.~.~-~..~se~..... see attached letter). By letter dated .~-~ay 9, 1979, Mr. Hooks concurred %~;ith our joint request and authorized the State to make such data available to ~1~ USGS, providing of course, tJ~at these data be held in strict confidence. We most appreciate your fim's willingness to assist the USGS and the State with preparation for th~ Joint Beaufort Sea Sale.' However, as stated at page 2 of our request. (~ay 3, 1979), the State agencies b~Iieve that legal authority to ensure confi- dentiality may be impaired unless Gulf is willing to ~ke the well data directly availabl~ to the USGS. Therefore, we ask that Gulf make availabl~ copies of the requested well data and transmit zuch well data directly to the custody of ~ir. Joe Jones, Assistant Conservation ~nager, United States Geological Survey, Conservation DiVision, 800 "A' 'Street, Anchorage, Alaska 99501. We realize that this request will burden Gulf with reproduction costs. However, such a transmittal will assure the legal authority for confi- dentiality. If you will accommodate this request, the State (through the Division of Minerals and Energy Management) will r~imburs~ all reasonable reproduction costs as incurred by Gulf. t/~r. L. R. ~'~oodar~~' Page ~'o August 21, 1979 If there are any questions regarding this request please call ~tr. Jones at (907)271-4304. You may reach me at (907)263-2278. Your assistance 'in this matter' '~ill be deeply appreciated. Sincerely, Ti~omas Cook Director Attac~nents cc: i=Ir. Joe Jones .Assistant Conservation 2-~nager United States Geological Survey Conservation Division $00 ~A" Street ~zchorage, ~ 99501 TC:al _.May 9, 1979 . P. O. ~ox 139~ Bakersfield. CA 93302 ..Mr. Joseph M. Jones Assistant Conservation Manager Western Region, Alaska Area Office of Regional Conservation Manager U. So Geological Survey Post Office Box 259 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Mr. Tom Cook, Director Division of Minerals and Energy Management Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 703 W. Northern Lights Blvd. Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Re: GULF'S POINT McINTYRE NO. 1 an~NO. 2~W~LL DATA BEAUFORT SEA LEASE SALE Gentlemen: This is in reply to your joing letter of May 3, 1979 by which the U. S. Geological Survey is seeking to obtain, on a confidential basis, the s,mme well data which have previously been released on a confidential basis to the State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources. Gul{ fully concurs with the suggestion that the State and Federal officials should have co~on access to the data necessary to evaluate the disputed lands, and in accordance therewith we hereby consent to the State's furnishing copies of its data to the U. S. Geological Survey on the basis of confidentiality as outlined in your letter of May 3, 1979. We do solicit the Conservation Division's acknowledgement in writing when these data have been received from the State that these data will be hel~ in strict confidence and will not be released to any third party. I believe that this is the most practical method to ensure that both governments have access to the same data. If you should have any further questions, please contact me. A C)IVISION OF GULF OIL CO~I::'OmATICN Very truly yours, GULF OIL CORPOP~ATiON · Its Attor~n Fact 1 4 979 Div. of Minerals & Energy Mgr. Anchorage, Ak. TEL;'~tNE (~05~, 395-631 TELEX: 9i0 327 1189 May 3, 1979 Gulf Oil Exploration and Production Com~mmny Attention: ~ir. J,. E. Hooks General ~,~Tnager of Exlaloration, West Coast District P.O. Box 1392 BaJ<ersfield, California 93302 G~]tl~nen: The Depa_rtment of the Interior and the State of .Alaska are progressing on schedule with preparation for the Joint Federal/State P~aufort Sea lease sale-~fnich is plumed for December 1979. We are hopeful tbmt several probt~ns, which have arisen ,will be solved so that the Sale can 'procec~4 as scheduled. A major probIem relates to the joint tract evaluation effort which is presently unde~ay. The State of Alaska has access to confidential %,~11 data from several key wells (see attached list) adjacent to the sale area. These key well data are not presently available to the Conservation Division of the U. S. Geological Survey. The professional staffs of the Alaska Department of Natural Resources ~]d the U. S. Geological Survey are %~orking together in preparing the required pre-sale evaluation of le,asing mnits to be .offered in the Beaufort Sea sale. It is of critical importance that t~he State and .the Department of the Interior' concur, in, the 'evaluation of the disputed acreage. The [.1~orandum of Undem-st~mding (~DU) entered into by Governor Hammond and Secretary Andrus r ~equires. the rejection of bids on disputed tracts unless the State and Federal tract evaluation groups reach agr~ts with regard to bid acceptance/rejection criteria for the disputed tracts. We have a copy of the which sets forth the requirement in Section K, Bid D~ceptance/ Rejection. Unless the U. S. Geological Survey and t_he Department of Natural Resources share .a conn~n data base, it is very unlikely that the State .and Federal professional staffs will be able to reach agreement .with regard to the evaluation of disputed acreage. If the two groups are forced to work separately With different data' bases and, as a result, reach differing de{erminations of tract values, bids on the disputed tracts will necessarily be rejected. (2) . As a rotter of law, the U. S. Geological Survey must establish the fair market value and, t_he Federal Gove~m~ent must r~:ceive fair n%Trket value for the leasing of OCS lands. As co-chairmen of the joint evaluation effort, we believe that the only w~y we can achieve the requirements of federal law and meet the terms of the ~,~DU is to have cartoon access to all of tine relevant well data necessary to evaluate the disputed lands. 'AlthoUgh these well data are currently on file with the State of Alaska, we have.been advised~ by the State Depar~t of Law that the State's provisions for confidentiality ~,~uld require your release of the data directly to the U. S. Geological Survey rather th,mn through the State. These .data will be held .in strict confidence and will not be released to any third t>arty. ~ese data will be used solely by tract evaluation personnel responsible for the required evaluation in preparation for the jOint Beaufort 'Sea sale. The U. S. Geological Survey has been assured by counsel that these data can be maintained in the strictest confidence.. Further, we believe that the Survey's record for m~intaining high professional standards d~rOnstrates that such data will be accorded in strict confidence. Your earliest consideration of our request ,will be most appreciated. We are concerned that this problem be resolved so that the joint efforts to prepare for the sale can proceed in a timely ~umner. 1~nank you for your coo~ation.. po/.eph .iVl.' Jones ( /. ~sistant Conser~ion Mnnager Western Region, Alaska Area Conservation Division U. S. Geological Survey T~n Cook Director Division of ~tinerals and Energy Management Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska STATE OF ALASKA JAY S. HAMMOND, GOVERNOR ALASKA OIL & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 January 3, 1979 Gulf Oil Exploration & Production Co. Attn: T. L. Lewis', Jr. Ak. Operations Rep. P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Re: Final Abandonment Agreement i~ 77-46) & 77-65 ion & Pit ~-7%~-. M~~( ) Locat Dear Sir: I have reviewed the correspondence between you and.representatives of Arco and Exxon Concerning final abandonment of the Pt. Mclntyre loca- tion. I would like to summarize our understanding of the situation to make sure everyone agrees. 1) ARCO and Exxon agree to assume responsibility, jointly and severally, for final abandonment and cleanup of the existing location, which includes filling and leveling of the reserve pit and well pad. This work will be done on or before the date of the contraction of the Prudhoe Bay Unit, unless lease operations are resumed before then. Atlantic Richfield Company's Statewide Federal Insurance Co. Bond #8011-38-40 and Exxon Company's Oil & Gas Conservation Bond # 513404049, B-l-4 may.be called upon to assure-final abandonment compliance as stated above. 2) Gulf eXpressly agrees to save and hold Atlantic Richfield Company and Exxon Company, U.S.A., harmless from any and all .claims, damages, lawsuits and/or penalties resulting from Gulf's use of the Pt. Mclntyre well pad. If this agreement is acceptable to all parties, please acknowledge con- curance by execution of signatures as set forth below. Upon receipt of Gulf Oil Exploration & Production Co. Final Abandonment Agreement -2- January 3, 1979 this executed original letter, the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission will release Gulf from the abandonment requirements for the Pt. Mclntyre well location. Sincerely, Hoyle H. Hamilton Commissioner and Chairman AOGCC cc: ARCO EXXON for: Gulf Oil Exploration & Production Co. by: T.L. Lewis, Jr.,~Ak. Op. Rep. da t e //~7~z t for: Atlantic Richfield Company by: for: Exxon Company USA by: date Thomas L. Holland, Gen. Landman Div. Land Rep. HHH/RAD: emi DEPT. OF NAT~JRAL RESOUP. CES DIV. OF OIL & GAS CONSERVATION Assigtant Attorney General Chief Petroleum Engineer Dece'~ .... ~ ii, 1978 F ina.t---n~and onme n t Agreement f~ Gulf Oi$ Exploration & Pr O-dnctio~ Company Enclosed is the letter I redrafted per our meeting yesterday. Please review at your convience and telephone me your approval or suggested changes. LCS: emi ,.J.E. ¢¢EN[RAL "AN:*L,,R - EXI'L'. RAT:, '. ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 BOx 1392 Bakersfield. CA 93302 November 20, 1978 Mr. Lonnie C. Smith, Chief Petroleum Engineer Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Re' Gulf's Point McIntyre #1 and~- ADOGC Permits #77-46 and 77-6~ Dear Mr. Smith: I am delivering to you with this letter, in response to your request made at last Monday"s meeting, the following' 1. Report of Analysis of Soil and Water Samples taken from the area of the pad used to drill the subject wells. Said analysis was prepared by Chemical and Geological Laboratories of Alaska, Inc. 2. Plat of the pad area, showing the points at which the various samples were taken by Mr. Glenn Newton, of Alaska Oilfield Services, Inc. Please let me know if you need any additional information on this matter. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative A DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORPORATION Division oi C}i, ,..-,.' %;.'. bu¢,&6Fv'.;'l:~,l A~tchor~go TELEPHONE (805) 395-6311 TELEX: 910 327 1189 3LOGIC.gL LP, COR/'ff'O .Ri[,. j3F c. ~ -- P.O. BOX 4-1276 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99509 4649 BUSINESS PARK BLVD. ANALYTICAL REPORT 'I'E L EPHOI',. '279.4014 Address Anchorage, Alaska Product S.O_j]_,__~ ter Date October 2, 1978 Other Pertinent Data Analyzed by Sg._l)B Date October 16, 1978 Lab No. 8828 REPORT OF ANALYSIS SOIL AND WATER SAMPLES ANCHORAGE, ALASKA Samples received October 2, 1978 SAHP L E Soil from Pit Bank Unmarked Soil Sample Water Sample OIL & GREASE, Percent by Weight 3.6 0.43 1.7 ppm · Parts per Million TOTAL ARObIATI CS 19 18 Less Than 0.01 ppm NOV K0 t978 "-- A oo DE~T. O~/~.,~,'""" %" ~ RO ~%T MENTAL~ CONSERVATION October 31, 1978 IVOflTHEfMI i~EGiOfflAL OFFICE Mr. Hoyle Hamilton Division of Oil & Gas Cons. State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Gulf Oil Spill Clean-Up Pt. McIntyre Well Site Dear~. Hamilton: · he Alaska Department of Enviro~tal Conservation has inspected the Pt. McIntyre well pad during and follc~ing the clean-up of the referenced oil spill. We are satisfied with the action taken to date by Gulf Oil and Arctic Oilfield Services, Inc. in cleaning up the spill. Our last inspection of the site on September 26, 1978 revealed small quantities of oil still leaching from the pad and surrounding tundra. At that time we recommended, and Gulf Oil agree,d to take steps necessary until freeze-up to collect the oil leaching from the pad. Further, it was agreed that the pad would bemonitoredduring and following break-up in the spring of 1979 and necessary clean-up action would be taken. We have no objections to Gulf Oil and Atlantic Richfield Company concluding agreements regarding control of the Pt. McIntyre pad provided that Gulf Oil maintain responsibility for any further clean-up necessary at this site. PB:sg cc: TcmLewis/Gulf Glen Newton/Arctic Oilfield Tom Holland/ARCO Sincerely, Douglas L. Lowery Reg. Env. Supv. Paul L Bateman Nortll Alask~ Post Offic~,~_ .,~60 Anchorage~ka 99510 Telephone 907 277 563? - .~_.xcember 18, 1978 Mr. Tom Lewis Gulf Oil Exploration and Production Company Alaska Operations P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 9.9510 Re 'Gulf Pt. McIntyre #1 and Dear, Mr. Lewis' Further to our telephone conversations and your letter dated September.14, 1978, Atlantic Richfield Company doe~ plan a possible further use of the Pt, McIntyre pad and does not wish to see the mud pit covered. If the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation would be willing to give final approval- to Gulf, condi- tioned on the pad owners agreeing to fill the pit before abandonment, then Atlantic Richfield Company agrees. This agreement is subject, however, to the following: (1) Exxon must also agree to assume its responsibility as co-owner of the pad; and (2) Gulf expressly agrees to save-and hold Atlantic Richfield Company. and Exxon Company, U.S.A. harmless from any and all claims,' damages, lawsuits and/or penalties resulting from Gulf's use of the Pt. McIntyre drill pad. Very truly yours, ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY Thomas L. Hol land aeneral Landman TLH/gr O. E, Hooks GENERAL MANAGER- ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK, 99510 (907) 276-0200 P. O, Box 1392 8akeFsf~eld. CA 93302 October 26, 1978 Mr. Lonnie C. Smith, Chief Petroleum Engineer Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Re- Gulf's Point McIntyre #1 and(#2~ ADOGC Permits #77-46 and 77-6~ Dear Mr. Smith: Please refer to my letter of October 25, 1978 on the same subject. In order to complete the background on this matter,.I am attaching to this letter one copy each of the following- 1. Letter dated September 19, 1978 from me to Exxon's Bob Riddle. (I had previously furnished you with a copy of my letter of September 14, 1978 to ARCo's Tom Holland.) 2. Letter dated October 23, 1978 from Mr. Holland to Mr. Riddle. This letter relates specifically to the final sentence of the first paragraph of the letter of October 24, 1978 from Mr. Riddle to me, copy .of which was given to you with the abOve-mentioned letter of October 25, 1978 from hie to you. I believe that these letters Should complete your file on this subject and allow you to consider the request for abandonment approval which I made in my October 25, 1978 letter. Thank you for your patience and help in this matter. Very truly yours, T. L. l_e~is, dr. Alaska Operations Repres.mtative A DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORPORATION TELEPHONE (805) 395-6311 TELEX: 910 327 1189 ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 995.10 (907) 276-0200 October 25, 1978 Mr. Lonnie C. Smith, Chief Petroleum Engineer Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Dear Mr. Smith' d. E. riooks GENERAL KANAGER- EXPLORATION Re' Gulf's Point HcIntyre #1 and.~)-- ABOGC Permits #77-46 and 77 -6~'" On September 5, 1978, your Petroleum Inspector, Mr. Harold Hawkins, inspected the site of the above-captioned wells in response to my request of August 29, 1978. Subsequently, he prepared a Field In- spection Report, which contained the following remark: "Abandonment not approved due to mud pit not being filled. (See 11AAC 22.170 Location Cleanup of Oil and Gas Regulations)" Ii explained to you that our having used, under license, an existing pad owned by ARCo and Exxon made it likely that those companies would want us to leave the pit as is so that it would be available for their use if they would later elect to drill another well from the pad. You then indicated that, if we could present to you letters from ARCo and Exxon by which they would agree to accept responsi- bility for eventually filling the pit, you would be able to amend Mr. Hawkins' Field Inspection Report to eliminate the pit-filling require- ment. Accordingly, we requested ARCo and Exxon to provide us with the necessary letter, and each of them has now done so. One copy of each l'etter is attached. I trust that it will now be in order for you to give us your written approval of the final abandonment of the two above-captioned wells. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative A DIVISION Of GULF Oil CORPORATION TELEPHONE (805} 395-6311 TELEX: 910 327 1189 E, Hook5 F~. O. ~3ox 33~)2 GENERAL MANAGER o EXPLORATION IBei~ersfielct, CA 93302 ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 September 19, 1978 Mr. Robert K. Riddle EXXON Company, U.S.A. Pouch 6601 Anchora§e, AK 99502 Dear Bob' Copies of two letters are attached hereto, The first is my letter of September 14, 1978 to ARCo~s Tom Holland. The second is his letter of September 18, 1978 to me. My letter requested a decisi-on from ARCo regarding the filling of the mud pit adjacent to the pad which Gulf ~ used as a surface location from which to drill Point McIntyre #1 and~2~ His letter conveys the decision to us. I believe that the two letter~J-~ are self-explanatory. We approached ARCo alone on this matter because we assumed that they, as Operator for themselves and EXXON on the lease on which the pad is located, would want to be responsible for securing your decision on the subject. Mr. Holland has told me, however, that they prefer for us to handle the matter with EXXON. Accordingly, we hereby request that you consider the situation and, i'f you agree, furnish us with a letter similar to the ARCo letter of September 18, 1978, We will then submit both letters to the Alaska Divi'sion of Oil and Gas Conservation and ask that they issue an amended Final Inspection Report on the two Gulf wells. Very' truly yours, T. L, Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative enclosures cc: J. E. Hooks, without attachments OH.L. Strider, without attachments DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORI3ORATION Anr.~hora~e TELEPHONE (805) 395-6311 T"'LEX~ 910 327 1189 p~ortn American r'roauclng I. JiVl$1on North Alaska~ Post Office B~'-~0 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 October 23, 1978 Mr.-R. K. Riddle Exxon Company, U.S.A. Pouch 660i Anchorage, AK 99502 Dear Mr. Riddle: ~V~PLO_n~&TIO N DEPT~ In accordance with our recent conversations, this letter will signify Atlantic Richfield Company's agreement to assume abandonment responsibil~ities for the Point McIntyre drill pad, in the event Atlantic Richfield uses said drill pad for the purposes of drilling a well in which Exxon Corporation has no working interest. Nothing herein shall be construed to release Exxon from its responsibilities for Sharing abandonment expenses as a co-owner of the Pt. McIntyre drill pad, should the circumstance set forth above not occur. Very truly yours, ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY Thomas L. Holland General Landman TLH/gr COMPANY, U.S.A. POUCH 6601 · ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502. EXPLORATION DEPARTMENT Ai,,ASKAIPACi FiC DIVISION October 24, 197-8 Re' Gulf Point McIntyre #1 and~ State of Alaska - ADL 34622~-~ North Slope Area Mr. Tom Lewis Gulf Oil Exploration and Production. Company Alaska Operations P.O. Box 2211 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Dear Mr. Lewis: your letter of September 19, 1978 and its attachments stated that the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation would be willing to give final approval of the site restoration and to release Gulf from further responsibility under ~he subject permits provided Atlantic Richfield Company and Exxon each agreed to fill the presently unfilled mud pit at the site. Atlantic Richfield Company has stated that it plans a possible further use of the Point McIntyre pad and thus does not wish to see the mud pit covered. Atlantic Richfield further has given assurance that Exxon's obligation to share the ultimate responsibility to fill the mud pit to the state's satisfaction will be contingent upon Exxon's election to participate in the future activities of Atlantic Richfield which are c6nducted at the site by said company as opera~or of the subject lease. Accmrdingly, consistent with this assurance and contingent only upon the condition previously given you by Atlantic Richfield in its letter of September 18, 1978, i.e. that Gulf expressly agrees to save and hold Atlantic Richfield Company and Exxon Corporation harmless from any and all claims, damages, lawsuits and/or penalties resulting in Gulf's use of the Point McIntyre drill pad, this will constitute your assurance that Exxon, in the event of its election ~o so participate, will assume its proportionate share of the responsibility for the filling of the pit as required by .the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation. Yours very. truly, ~.~ ~ , ?:~ ~ ,: EXXON CORPORATION ?~ ~ ",'-'?? Land Representative .....--j---i IN(3 J ! 3 r:-.,.:; J ,- ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 September 14, 1978 , FILl'.: Mr. Tom Holland Atlantic Richfield Company P. O. Box 360 Anchorage, AK 99510 Dear Tom' Re: Gulf Point Mclntyre #1 & L.O. 77-112 and L.O. 77-152 ARCo Pad Construction Project, 'L~O. 74-19 You and I have been discussing the requirement of the Alaska Division of Oil. ' and Gas Conservation (ADOGC) that the mud pit, as part of the facilities licensed to Gulf by ARCo and Exxon under that certain License dated August 31, 1977, be filled in accordance with the provisions of 11AAC 22.170 before final abandonment of the subject wells is approved. Two copies of the ADOGC's Field Inspection Report are attached, as per our discussion. Mr. Lonnie Smith, Chief Petroleum Engineer in that agency, has informed me that, because of the circumstance of Gulf's having used another company's facilities as the surface location for the wells, the ADOGC would be willing to give a final approval if' the pad owners plan possible further-use of the pad and do not desire to have the pad destroyed by filling the pit With existing pad material, provided that the owners will agree to fill the pit before abandonment of the pad. Accord-' ingly, I requested that ARCo and Exxon signify, in writing, their intention to eventually fill the pit or their understanding that, if Gulf is to fill the pit, the existing pad material would be used insofar as necessary to accom- plish the filling. You expressed reservations about ARCo's willingness to take on any liability as a result of Gulf's use of the pad. Gulf has satisfied the requirements of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation relative to cleanup of'.. the pad. ARCo~'s Mr. Pat Metz has been furnished with all correspondence on this phase of the operation. Therefore, Gulf would agree to hold ARCo and Exxon harmless from any future liability which resulted from Gulf's uSe of the pad. You mentioned a letter agreement to that effect but stipulated that it would'~equire some clearances from ARCo's exploration and operating people, who have expressed the need to see a letter request from Gulf before deciding whether or not ARCo and/or Exxon needs the existing pad'. A DIVISION OF' ~,l.J~F 011,.. COI~POI~ATION I trust that the above explanation and this letter will serve as a request from Gulf for either a letter agreement such as .that mentioned above or an I' ECEIVi:D ~ :~ /~. ~ T~gx~ 910 327 ~189 Mr. Tom Holland L.O. 77-112, 77-152 and 74-19 '~' ,.,=.,,,her 14, '-" '.~ o~' 1978 Page 2 immediate acknowledgment that ARCo and Exxon prefer Gulf to proceed as soon as possible to use the material from the existing pad to whatever extent is necessary to fill the mud pit. If .the latter course of action is required, weather conditions on the Slope dictate that operations should be§in immediately. Thank you for your cooperation in working out a solution to this problem, and I shall look forward to receivin9 your reply as soon as possible. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr,. Alaska Operations Representative enclosure bcc' J. E, Hooks H. L. Strider W. V. Kastler ~ Lonnie C. Smith RECEIVED $EP 1 A 19 8 Noyle H. H~ltc~~~ Director Se~ 12, 1978 Ab~n~kn~nt location in~~ ~ulf PeanUt No. 11-77 Alaska operati(als ze~x~n~ve ~...or Gk~lf Oil, also R. C. G~ and Merlen B~~, ~m~ul.ttm'~ ~or AI~lC Oil of the trip was to ~ loca*~ for ~e~t..._ -- __~absn~a~ent2 that Gulf ~ ~ri ' mu~ pit was a ~fferent situation. On the w~t ~ of ~~~ '. ,..~ ~,,,.,~,~.~-.~ date~ ~ly 17, 1978). ~C Oil Ftel~ oo~tracbed by ~f t~ le~e~ p~d and to clean up ~he leak. ~tie ot2t. ' . .~,o._~~ ~ all §00 lbs. of to ~ ~ oa ~s m'~ ~ instruet~ by J~ ab~t p~_~s to smme e~t. ~ of ~el still z~min. also c~ instruct/c~iS, by ~ J~nsen, fiel~ off!~, De,Truant of Although most flui~ was p~ge~ out of the main pit., water has re-en~ Drlg. Permit Opera t~°r_~. Satisfactory Type Inspection Yes No Item 0<) Location,General ( ) ( ) 1. Well Sign ( ) ( ) 2. General Housekeepin~ ( ) 0() ~. Reserve Pit-~)open( )filled ( ) () 4. Rig ( ) Safety Valve Tests ( ) ( ) 5. Surface-No. Wells ( ) ( ) 6. Subsurface-No. Wells ( ) Well Test Data ( ) ( ) 7. Well Nos. , , , ( ) ( ) 8. Hrs. obser , , , ( ) ( ) 9. BS&W ( ) ( ) 10. Gr. Bbls. (_~) Final Abandonment 11. P Marker <a Oil and Gas Conservation Coi ....... 'tt._ Field Inspection. Report Wel 1/Platfm S e c/_~2_T/.'~ ~/R/~, U M .... .~ Represented by_~T'.O~_ ~.~6.. blame & Satisfactory Type Inspection Yes No Item ( ) BOPE Tests () () () () () () () () () () () () ( ) ( ) ,21 () () () () () () () () () () () () .15. "Casin~ set 0 16. TesC fluid-( )wtr.---~-(-)mud ( ) oil 17. Master Hyd. Control Sys.- psig 18. N2 btls. , ,__ , psig 19. Remote Controls 20 Drillina spool- "outlets Kill Line-( ) Check valve 22 Choke Flowline ( ) HCR valve 23 Choke Manifold No. valvs fl~s .. 24 Chokes-( )Remote( )Pos.(-~dj 25 Test Plug-( )Wellhd( )CS.Q( )none 26 Annular Preventer,~__psiQ 27 Blind Rams, .... psim (X) ( ) ( ) ( ) 28 Pipe Rams psiq ( ) ( ) 1X. Water well-( )capped( )plugged ( ) ( ) 29 Kelly & Kelly-cock .psig ( ) (~q~) 13. Clean-up ( ) ( ) 30. Lower,Kelly valve ~Dsio (~) ( ) 14. Pad leveled ~j~,~ ( ) ( ) 31. Safet~ Floor valvesZ('-)-BV '( )Dart Total insp. ection observation time~_~_,'H~s/~ Total number leaks and/or equip, failures Notify in'~-----days or when ready~(~__ Inspected by,~A~~__Date~~~.. ~ove~ber 16, 1977 Re: LO/NS 77-152 (77-112) l~ofnt: Cull ~ner~y & ~ineral~ Company ' ......... For~a~ approval ts ~hereby ~tven tO build Gulf £ner~Lv and t-~lnerals Co;, U.S. _,-~ ~?,. P.O. Box 221]. z..: .L'-'X: x_- ~<.;:; :.~;~ ' AtaSka Operations Re _ ;"'to your ine re~ ~ .~.~,/,?~?}/~f!-,'iagre~ement ,da:ed October ~'-~ letter'-of _- ons"and [ect ' Adchorage GINi RAL I,.,'ANAC,[ R'. £XPLC)RATION ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 July .18, 1978 The Director Division of Minerals and Energy Management Alaska Department of Natural Resources 323 East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, AK 99501 Attention: Ms. Ethel H. Nelson JUL 1 9 1978 Div. of Minerals & Energy Mgr. Anchorage, AK. Dear Sir: Re- Gulf Point McIntyre #1 and #2 L. O. 77-112 and 77-152 This will confirm my phone call of yesterday morning to Ms. Nelson concerning our clean-up operation at the drill site for our Point McIntyre #1 and #2 wells on the North Slope. As reported, we are in the process of performing-the final, "post-breakup" clean-up of the location. This work is being done for us by Arctic Oilfield Services (AOS) under the supervision of their Mr. Glenn Newton. Near what they thought would be the end of their task, they became aware of the seepage of what appeared to be diesel fuel from around the inland edge of the pad and the mUd_-~t associated with it. On the morning of'Saturday, July 15~, Mr. Newton phoned the prescribed Zenith number for reporting such matters and made his report to the State Trooper on duty. The Troopers relayed the message by telex to the office of Mr. John Janssen in the Fairbanks Office of the Department of Environmental Conservation , and it was on his desk early on the morning of Monday, July 17. e A DIVISION O¢ GULF OIL COI~'PO~.TION Division of Oil arid Gas Mr. Newton became aware that Mr. Harold Hawkins of the Division of Oil and Gas Conservation was on the Slope in connection with an inspection of. another company's drill in~ operation; and Mr. Newton asked him to examine the site, which he did. On Saturday, July 15, at the sugges- - tion of Mr. Newton, I accompanied Mr. Larry Safford, Assistant Operations Manager of Crowley Environmental Services, to the location, and he recommended certain remedial measures which he felt would be helpful in taking care of the situation. On Monday, July 17, after talking to you, I phoned Mr. Paul Bateman in the Fairbanks DEC Office, and he re- ferred me to Mr. Janssen, who agreed to consult with Crowley's Mr. Saf- ford on the phone in an effort to 'work out procedures which might be most a n~ ~--e~q~i~g effective in keeping the seepage under firm control ' the final clean-up as much as possible,:~. That consulta een 8EP - ? 1978 · Anchorage ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 August 29, 1978 Mr. Hoyle Hamilton, Director, Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine .Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 E. Hooks GENERAL HANAGER - EXPLORATION Re- Gulf Point McIntyre #1 and #2 Permit Nos 77-46 and 77-65 Dear Mr. Hamilton' Attached is a copy of our letter of this date to the Division of Mineral and Energy Management, together with a copy of our Final Report of yesterday to the Department of Environmental Conservation. I trust that both of them are set!f,explanatory and that you will agree that it is appropriate for us to .request a final inspection of our drill site by your Division. We shall look forward to receiving the results of your inspection in due course. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative cc' The Director, DMEM (Attention' Ms. Ethel H. Nelson), without attachment A DIVISION OF GULF Oil CORPORATION RECEIVED Oivisioa of 0it and Anchorage C°nserv~tion TELEPHONE (805) 395-6311 TELEX: 910 327 1189 E, Hooks GENERAL HANAOER ~ EXPLORATION ALASKA OPERATIONS P, O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 P. O. Box 1~}9~2 Bakersfield, CA ~3302 August 29, '1978 The Director Division of Minerals and Energy Management Alaska Department of Natural Resources 323 East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, AK 99501 Attention: Ms. Ethe!.~ H,.;.N~el~son Dear Sir: Re: Gulf Point McIn.tyre #t &~#2 'L'. '0. '77-1'12 and 77-152 Please refer to my letter of July 18, 1978 on the captioned subject. Also, please see the attached Final Report to Mr. John Janssen of the Department of Environmental Conservationrs Fairbanks Office. This re- port was hand-carried to Fairbanks yesterday and discussed with Mr. Janssen, and we feel that we are now ready to ask you and Mr. Hamilton of the Division of Oil and Gas Conservation to make your final inspections of the drill site. Accordingly, we ask that you proceed with the necessary arrangements for such an inspection by your Division. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative RECEIVED AU6 3 11978 B[~s]on.,of Oil and Gas Conservation cc: Mr. Hoyle Hamilton, DirectOr, Division of Oil and ~aa$ Mr. 'Paul Bateman, ADEC, Fairbanks Mr. H. C, Guinn, ADOL, Fairbanks M., Scott Grundy, ADF&G, Fairbanks (Note: All the above copies with attachment) DIVISION OF ~(~J LF OIL CORPORATION TELEPHONE (805) 395-6311 TF.,I,,~t~ 9~,0 327 1,189' ~/. E. Hooks GENERAl. MANAGER · EXPI*ORATION ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0222 August 25, 1978 P. O. Box 1:3c~ Bakersflelcl, CA 9:3302 Mr. John H. Janssen Environmental Field Officer, Northern Region Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation P. O. Box 1601 Fairbanks, AK 99707 Dear Mr. Janssen: RECEIVED 3 1978 Division ol Oil and Gas O~'ms~rva~lon Re: Gulf Point McIntyre #1 ~,~a~, L.O. 77-112 and 77-152 As you are aware from your copy of my July 18, 1978 letter to Ms. Ethel H. Nelson and from our subsequent conversations, Gulf spudded in our Point McIntyre #1 well on August 11, 1977 after moving in the rig by helicopter and certain supplies by rolligon. We completed the drilling of a deviated hole on October 6, 1977, plugged back to a point below the permafrost, and proceeded to drill Point McIntyre #2 well as another deviated hole. Drilling operations at #2were completed on November 12, 1977, and we then moved the rig out and cleaned .up the pad and the area around it as well as possible under the frozen conditions. ' We then notified Ms. Nelson of the actions which we had taken and informed her that, as soon as possible after break-up, we would complete the clean-up and notifY her when we were ready for final inspection. When our contractor, Arctic Oilfield Services, Inc., commenced the clean-up operation, they became aware of the seepage that was the subject-of my July 18, 1978 letter to Ms. Nelson. Since the discovery of the seepage, we have been working with you , with Crowley .Environmental Services Cor- poration and with Arctic Oilfield Services, Inc. to eliminate the seepage and, insofar as possible, restore the drilling pad and the surrounding area to its former condition. We now feel that we are ready to submit to you the final report required by 18 AAC 75.100, and the information listed below is offered to that end. Please note that the numbers of sections (1) through (10) of our report are intended to correspond to the same numbers in 18 AAC 75.110; where supplementary sub-section designations are necessary in our report, they have been added. .. (1) Date and Time of the Discharge: It is not possible to assign a definite date and time to this occurrence. 'Diesel oil was spotted in the hole (and thus added to the mud system) at various times during the drilling of the two wells in order to assist in freeing stuck T£I*EPNONE (805) 395-63 T£~£x~ g:l,O 327 Mr. John H. Janssen L.O. 77-112 and-77-152 August 25, 1978. Page 2 drill pipe in the two deviated holes, Also, after the seepage was discovered, investigation revealed that there had been undetected leakage of diesel oil into the gravel pad in the areas of the' fuel storage tanks and the generators during the three months that the pad was in use. (2) Location of.the Discharge: The surface location of the wells is 1'445' from the South Line and 589' from the East Line of Section 16, Township 12 North, Range 14 East, Umiat Meridian, on Alaska's North Slope. (3) Person or Persons Causinq or Responsible for the~Discharqe: Unknown. (4) TYpe(s) and Amount(is) of Hazardous-Substance(.~) Discharqed: (a) To the best of our knowledge,.backed up by the opinion of the Crowley Environmental Services who examined the area and pre- scribed corrective measures, the only hazardous substance with which we had to deal was diesel oil. (b) The amount of diesel oil involved in this occurrence can only be estimated. Our contractor collected three 55-gallon drums of diesel by wringing it out of sorbent pads. An esti- mated 10 such drums of diesel were collected with Type 270 booms and sorbent pads, all of which were burned under permit. An unknown but relatively inconsequential amount of diesel was pumped from the mud pit and collection ditch with the water from those areas and spread on the roads at Prudhoe; about 8500 barrels of water were disposed of in this way, but the oil content in this water was negligible. We estimate that a max- imum of.850 gallons of diesel was recovered by all methods. It is possible that more than that was involved in the seepage, but we cannot estimate it any more closely than that. (5) Cause of the Discharqe: This has already been described in (1), above. (6) Environmental ,Damlage Caused by the Discharge, to the Extent'-Ascer- tainable: (a) In the immediate vicinity of the upland side of the mud pit and the pad and in small isolated areas up to about 100 yards farther inland, there has been some discoloration of the tundra and some surface damage to it. Examination by Crowley Environmental Services indicated downward penetration of the soil to a dqpth of about 3/4" in the areas of greatest concen- tration, with minimal penetration in less-affected areas. (b) During clean-up of the seepage, a ditch had to be dug, with attendant disturbance of the area involved. (c) Digging of the ditch mentioned immediately above and other work with booms and sorbents resulted in trampling of the soil in the area adjacent to the upland side of the pad, Mr. John H. Janssen L.O. 77'112 and 77-152- August.25, 1978 Page 3 (7) Cleanup Actions Undertaken (a)~ ArCtic Oilfield Services (AOS) discovered seepage on the night ' of 7/14/78 and,'on the morning of July 15, notified the State Troop- ers by'phone. (b) Later on the morning of 7/15/78, Mr. Bob Gardner of AOS, Mr. Larry Safford of Crowley Environmental Services Corporation (CES) and Tom Lewis of Gulf Oil Exploration and Production Company (GOEP) flew to the site from Anchorage. Mr. Safford suggested lining the mud pit with gel material to deter the seepage and trenching within the pad to determine the areas of contaminant concentration. Absorbent material which had accompanied the men on the flight from Anchorage was deployed in order to contain the diesel and absorb it. On 7/18/78, Mr. Safford consulted with you by phone to inform you of his recommendations. Also on 7/18/76, an~ HD 450 Backhoe was transported to the pad by rolligon, and trenching of the pad was begun. (c) On 7/20/78, a trench was dug 'around the perimeter of the pad at 'certain strategic locations, and pipe was borrowed from Atlantic Rich-' field Company so that nearby lake wai~er could be flooded onto and through the gravel pad in order to leach out any contaminant in the gravel and wash it into the perimeter trench. Sorbent material was used in the mud pit and the perimeter trench to pick up the diesel fuel. (d) On 7/22/78, Messrs. Gardner and Safford visited the site again to observe the preparations for the. leaching operation and to supply a containment boom and additional absorbent material. A pipeline was laid on the surface of the- land from the pad to a receiving tank at the West Dock Staging Area so that the mud pit could be emptied at the proper time. It was hoped that the leaching operation could be completed before the emptying of the pit had to be begun so that only one evacuation of the pit would be necessary. Flooding and leaching began on 7/23/78, and continued until 8/2/78, when Messrs. Safford, Gardner and Lewis made another vis. it to the site. During that visit, Mr, Safford realiZed that the leach water was seeping into the pit and raising the level of the pit water to such a degree that seepage was beginning to take place at new places around the mud pit walls. AccOrdingly, he prescribed that the pit-emtying operation should be begun regardless of whether or not the leaching work had been com- pleted. Emptying of the pit began on 8/3/78. Mr. Safford also sug- gested replacing the Type 270 sorbent boom with Type 100 sorbent in roll form in order to facilitate testing the amount Of diesel inflow in the perimeter trench and identification of the entry points of the diesel into the trench; after a couple of days'- of down-time because of pump trouble, this was done, and leaching was resumed. (e) On 8/8/78, at my request, you met Messrs,' Gardner, Mike ]Meaders ~- (GOEP Drilling Superintendent from Bakersfield, California) and Lewis Mr, John H, Janssen L.O. 77.-112 and 77-152 August 25~ 1978 Page 4 at the Fair6anks AirPort; and we continued to Prudhoe, where we picked up Mr, Safford and went on to the work site, After exam- ~n?n§ the area, you suggested continuing w~'th the leaching operation. until the absorbent mater~al had failed to pick up.any more con- taminant for at least 24 hours, You also said that you would prefer for us to stay off of the tundra as much as possible and make no fu'rther effort to do any cleanup work on it. Further, 'you suggested that we get in touch w~th Mr, Bill Mitchell at the Palmer Agricultural Experimental Farm and follow his advice as to restorative work, We inquired about the procedure to be followed in getti~ng a permit to burn recovered diesel and ~ contam%nated sorbents rather, than running the risk of transporting them elsewhere by helicopter, You specified that the material to be. burned De accumulated in one place on the pad, that the sorbents be separated from the pad by-v~squi'ne and that the burn be made · all at once rather than in several small burns, You also re- quested that you be gi'ven a couple of days" notice so that you could evaluate the request and reply by telex,. Except for Mr, Meaders (GOEP), who remained at Prudhoe to oversee the final phase of the operation, and for Mr, Safford~ who had another assignment on the Slope, we returned to Anchorage, droppi.ng you off at Fairbanks, ~f) By 1800 hours on 8/11/78., 24 hours had elapsed without any con- taminant having been picked up in the trenqh by the sorbent, Floodin§ was stopped, but water continued to drain out of the pad into the trench, from which it was pumped into the mud pit.. On ~qonday, 8/14/78, I phoned you to report on our' progress and to request a burn permit. You asked that the request be made by telex so that it would be on the record, and Mr, Meaders did so through use of the V. E, Construction Company telex at Prudhoe. You replied in the affirmative by telex on 8/15/78, specifying that the burn be made on 8/16/78, which was done. (g) At your suggestion, Mr, Gardner had obtained a sample of the leach water for analysis if Mr, Mitchell should want it, but it turned out that Mr, Mitchell dlidnot think it necessary. ~He told Mr. Gardner that a high-phosphate fertilizer should be spread on the entire area around the pad and on the routes used by rolligons during the drilling of the well and during the cleanup. He specified an application of 500#/acre. On 8/17/78, using a heli-- copter as a spreading device, 800# of 8-32-15 fertilizer was spread on the rolligon'routes and 1600# on the tundra around the pad, Mr, Mitchell also said that, if we want to do so, we can Mr. John H. Janssen L.O. 77-112 and 77'r152 August 25, 1978 Page 5 spread,, a't. a.'~rate of 30// per acre, seed.'for either Tundra Blue Grass or ArCtic FesCue but that we could not do it right away because the seed, whi'Ch is grown in Alaska's Matanuska Valley, would not be available till later this year. He was not sure that this would do any good and placed muCh more reliance on the fertilizer, but we intend to take no chances and will' spread tlhe seed at the proper time after it becomes aVailable. (h) The volume of water that was used to leach the diesel out of the pad has been estimated by AOS to be approximately 3,465,000 gal 1 ors.. (.1) On 8/16/78, Mr, Neaders departed Prudhoe, On 8/17/78, AOS ceased operations, moved out all equipment and completed the final cleanup. At 2130 that night, they departed Prudhoe. ~8) Location and Method of Ultimate Disposal of the.Hazardous Substance and Contaminated Cleanup' Materials, Including Date of Disposal: The contaminated water in the mud pit and the water used to leach the diesel from the pad were pumped by pipeline to a receiving tank at the-West Dock Staging Area, then transferred into tank trucks and spread on the Prudhoe road system under Atlantic Richfield~'s permit, This was done from 8/3/78 till 8/14/78, Contaminated absorbent materials and the diesel wrung from some of it were burned under the authority granted by your telex of 8/15/78. Ac_tio.ns .Blein§ Taken to Prevent Recurrence of the-Discharg, e: ia) Short Term: Gulf has been using the subject pad under a License' from Atlantic Richfield Company and Exxon Company~ U,S,A, As soon as we have .completed our cleanup to the satisfaction of-the approp- riate State agencies, we shall return the pad to the custody of those companies, Accordingly, we shall not conduct any further operations at this site. (b) Long Term:. Before drilling any future North Slope wells, GOEPts drilling people will conduct a rigorous analysis of our Point McIntyre operations in order to determine what steps should be taken to prevent a repetition of this occurrence, (10) Other Information the Dapartment Requires in Order toFully Assess the Cause and Impact of the Discharge; ...... (.A") You indicated that you would be interested in the cost of the seepage cleanup. So far, not all of the supplierst and subcontrac- torsI invoices have been presented to AOS for payment, and we are thus unable to give you a firm cost figure, We can do so as soon as AOS pres.ents us with a final bill, In the meantime, AOS estimates that the total cost of the Point McIntyre cleanup will be about $167,500, Subtracting~:from that their ori'ginal estimate for the cost of the cleanup --- $15,000 -- we get a'n estimated cost for the seepage cleanup alone of approximately $152,500, (b) I believe that you also expressed an interes.t in knowing the amount of sorbent, containment booms and related materials used_inAt~e open- Mr, John. H. Janssen L.O. 77-11'2 and 77'152 August 25, 1978 Page 6 ati'on, The net amount of such supplies and related lequipment for which CES will eventually invoice ADS is as follows:' -' (1) TWO Containers of 3m Type 356-S Sorbent 'F(~) Si'xteen Bales of 3m Type 157 Sorbent (~! One 3M Type 126 Sweep (7) Twenty~one Bales of 3M Type 270 Sorbent (~) Five Rolls of 3N Type 100 Sorbent (7) Six Jimbeaux Hand Mop Heads (~_7) One Barrel Wri. nger This concludes our report. .I want to thank you sincerely for your interest in our.problems for taki.ng the time away from your other duties to visit the site at our request and for: your valued advice, Very truly yours, T, L. Lewd's, Jr, Alaska Operations Representative Ehtel H. Nelson Gulf Point McIntyre #1 and #2 (L. O. # 77-112 a~d 77-]52)_ July 18, 1978 Page 2 held, and AOS is preparing to take the necessary steps. At your suggestion, I also'phoned Mr. H. C. Guinn inthe Fairbanks Office of the Division of Lands and Water Management and Mr. Scott Grundy in the Department of Fish and Game. I talked to Mr. Guinn, but Mr. Grundy was not in his office, and I left notification of the occurrence with his Secretary. I also phoned Mr. Hoyle Hamilton, Director of the Division of Oil and Gas Conservation, to inform him. AOS will proceed to complete the clean-up of the drill site, working closely with Crowley Environmental's Mr. Safford on the matter of the seepage; when we are convinced that the location is in condition to be inspected by representatives of the State, we shall notify you and Mr. Hami I ton. At your suggestion, we are sending a copy of this letter to each of the State people mentioned herein. Thank you for your'help and cooperation in connection with our opera- tion. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative cc: Mr. John Janssen Mr. Scott Grundy Mr. H. C. Guinn Mr. Hoyle Hamilton DiV, Oi Minerals & Energ.Y tCgt~ /~q¢h~ri~(~e, Ak, GENERAL HANAGt~R- EXPLDRATION BaKorsf:etd, CA 9.3302 · ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, A'K 99510 (907) 276-0200 July 18, 1978 The Director Division of Minerals and Energy Management Alaska Department of Natural Resources 323 East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, AK 99501 Attention: Ms. Ethel H. Nelson Re- Gulf Point McIntyre #1 a L. O. 77-112 and 77-152 Dear Sir This will confirm my phone call of yesterday morning to Ms. Nelson concerning our clean-up operation at the drill site for our Point McIntyre ¢1 and ¢2 wells on the North Slope. As reported, we are in the process of performing the final, "post-breakup" clean-up of the location. This work is being done for us by Arctic Oilfield Services (AOS) under the supervision of thei,r Mr. Glenn Newton. Near what they thought would be the end of their task, they became aware of the seepage of what appeared to be diesel fuelfrom around the inland edge'of the pad and the mud pit associated with it. On the morning of Sa%urday, July 15, Mr. Newton phoned the prescribed Zenith number for reporting such matters and made his report 'to the State Trooper on duty. The Troepers relayed the message by telex to the office of Mr. John Janssen in the Fairbanks Office of the Department of Environmental Conservation , and it was on his desk early on the morning of Monday, July 17. · ~ DIVISION OF GULF OII. CORPORATION Mr. Newton became aware that Mr. Harold Hawkins of the Division of Oil and Gas Conservation was on the Slope in connection with an inspection of another company's-drilling operation; and Mr. Newton asked him to examine the site, which he did. On Saturday, July 15, .at the sugges- tion of Mr. Newton, I accompanied Mr. Larry Safford, Assistant Operations Manager of Crowley Environmental Services, to the location, and he recommended certain remedial measures which he felt would be helpful in taking care of the situation. On Monday, July 17, after talking to you, I phoned Mr. Paul Bateman in the Fairbanks DEC Office, and he re- ferred me to Mr. Janssen, who agreed to consult with Crowley's Mr. Saf- ford on the phone in an effort to work out procedures which might be most effective in keeping the seepage'under firm control~.':'~n-d;~ ;in::~' expediting the final clean-up as much as possible. That'.;cOnsu'l.',i~a{i6n""has now been TEI.£PHONE (805) 395-631 ] T£t.r~x~ 9[0 ~27 1 ~69 Ehtel H. Nelson Gulf Point Mclntyre #1 and .#2 (L. O. # 77-112 and 77-152). July 18, 1978 Page 2 held, and AOS is preparing to take the necessary steps. At your suggestion, I also phoned Mr. H.. C. Guinn inthe Fairbanks Office of the Division of Lands and Water Management and Mr. Scott Grundy in the Department of Fish and Game. I talked to Mr. Guinn, but Mr. Grundy was not in his office, and I left notification of the occurrence with his Secretary. I also phoned Mr. Hoyle Hamilton, Director of the Division of Oil and Gas Conservation, to inform him. AOS will proceed to complete the clean-up of the drill site, working closely with Crowley Environmental's Mr. Safford on the matter of the seepage; when we are convinced that the location is in condition to be inspected by representatives of the State, we shall notify you and Mr. Hamilton. At your suggestion, we are sending a 'copy of this letter to each of the State people mentioned herein. Thank you for your'help and cooperation in connection with our opera- tion. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative cc; Mr. John Janssen Mr. Scott Grundy Mr. H. C. Guinn ..~.~-- Mr. Hoyl e Hami 1 ton Chief ~troletm En~ July 17, 1978 Pezmit No. 11-77 ¢ ~_~,_. July !4, _19_7_.8- Glen ~ with A~c Otlfield Services ~ me by ~ fr~m ve~ c~ ~e · w~ at ~I #6 wai~ to wt~ a at this 1~. t~e asked me if I. could ~ this, ~y ~ ~ h/mwhatshc~aldbedc~e. ItoldhtmI~andhe ~a~ and ~ me up at 6:30 PM at ~. l~c~. i ~ ~ locatic~ at M~ntyze No. 1 frc~ 6:45 PM to 7:~ PM. ~, ~ o~ ~ ~ ~r~ ~ ~'P... e~ o~ pit, at this t/me it was just f~ly ~~le at ~ ~ of ~ ~ ~ ~-~ ~1 ~p~~~~ si~ ~ ~ pit ~~ ~pit~ ~ ~ ~ CONFIDENTIAL RECE'IVED ALASKAN OPERATIONS EEC9 1977 December 9, 1977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Jr., Director Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Dear Sir: P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 Tel: 907-2'~7-246J Deli.vered by Hand Re' Gulf,Oil Corporation Po.i.nt Mc. Intsre #2 Permit # .77-'65 As required by State of Alaska regulations, attached are the following items related to the drilling of the subject well- 1. Original and one copy of the Completion Report (Form P-7). 2. Two copies of the Well History. 3. One sepia copy and one blueline copy of each of the following logs' DIL (2" & 5"); BHC (2" & 5"); FDC-CNL-Simul (2" & 5"); FDC-CNL-Gamma Gamma (5"); CBL (5"); , Mud Log (2"). 4. Seven boxes of dried samples, marked Box #1 through Box #7'. 5. Two copies of the directional survey. Everything which we are submitting has been marked "Confidential," and it is our wish that all information submitted herewith be held in confidence for the full period mandated under Alaska laws. Please acknowledge receipt of the above material by signing the extra copy of this letter in the space provided below and returning it to us in the stamped, self-addressed envelope provided for your convenience. A DIVISION OF GUI,.F OII. CORPORATION Very .truly yours, T. L. Lew~s, dr. ^laska Operations Representative Received the items listed above' Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation / ~/~ CONFIDENTi Date' ~,~. /~/ /¢ TELEPHONE:. (907J 277.246/, SUBMIT IN · 5TATIl: OF ALASKA (See other ln- $~ rl~ctions Oil reverse side~ OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* la. TYPE OF ~V~LL: OiL ~ U~S ~ DRY ~ Other b. TYP~ OF OO~PL~ON: W~:~L OV~B ~S BACK nBSVB Ot~e~ 8. UNIT~B~ O~ ~S~ ~. ~ o~ o~o~ Point McIntyre Gulf 0il Corporation ~. w~n~o. P, 0. Box 2211, Anchorage, AK 99510 ~0. m~~.oaw~c~ 4. ~,ocx~,o~ or wrnb (Revort location c,early and in accordance with any State requirements)* ~ Wi l dcat At surface 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOSOM 1445' f~om S[ & 589' f~om E[ of Sec. 16, T12N, R14E, U.~, At top prod. interval reported below At total dep~ ~.fl =. P~T ~o. 1581.63~ f~om NL & 2254.96~' f~om~9, T12N, R14E, ' 77-65 . / . ~ ~w~. I .o~.~ $oon~ ~ ~.,.~ ~oo,..~ 1 ~qq2 ~ / 1 1 12R ~ / Su-e. ce~ I Non: I ~' ' i ~. P~ODUCING !~VAL(S), O.F ~IS ~'~TIO~--~P, BO~O~"~E (~ AND ~)* ' I~. W~ D_RE~IO.N~ ~ SURVEY None ~ Yes Ol:i' IG INA l %. API NLrM.FIRICAL CODE .50-029-,20264-01 6. LF-.ASE DESIGNATION A-ND SERIAL NO. _ADL 34622 ?. IF INDIA. N, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 24. TY'PE ELECTRIC AND OTHEI{ LOGS RUN DIL, BHC, FDC-CNL(Simul), FDC-CNL(Gamma Gamma)~ CBL, Mud L, og CASING REC:ORD (Report all strings set in well) C;~SLNG SIZE WEIGHT, LB/FT, ~ G1R~DE ! DEPTH SET (iVLD) HOLE SIZE CF.,%fANTING RECOR2D ~MOUNT PULLD 20" "94~ ' [H240 [ 85' 26" 220 sks Permafrost None 729 .~ IN-80 [ 2712" 17%" [ sks Permafros~ "47~ ' ,'4540'. None . Ji 11000 sks Class G , I 26R0' .., 9-5/8" N-SO 12723' 12~" ,[ i ii i 26. LINE~ R~CO~ 27. TUB~G ~COP~ 28. PERORATIONS ~ ~ ~~~ (Interval, size and number) 29. -ACID, SHOT, F~C~'URE, C~,IE:NT SQUEEZe, ~C. OEO c) Division of 0~1 & 8~. Oon~erva~ion :~ g ;~ , :: ::.~ . . q_~ i [ i I - ' ' i i /i i i i "' ~ DATE FIRST P~ODUC~ON [ ~ODUCTION ME'iHO'D (Flowii)g, gas lift, pumpklg--size and t~ o~ ~ ..... %~-E~A~US (Produci~ or shut-in) '" OI~BDL. G.~CF. WA~BBL. GAS-OIL F~%TI O DATZ 0F T~ST, ~HO~S TEST~ '[~iOXE SiZE ]P~OD'N GRAVITY-~I (CO~.) f~ FLOW, ~BING ]CAS~G ~ESSURE [CAL~T~ OIDBBL. GAmMa. ~ss. [ 24-Hou~ ~A~, · A. ~',SPOS,T,OS or cas (Sold} used lot ]uel, vented, etc.) TEST WlTNESSZD BY 32. LIST OF ATTACHMZNTS / 33. I hereby certify that the foregoing and attached information ts complete and correct as determined from allravallabl~ records SlONED ~ ~ ~~ TITLE AK. 0perat~ons Represen. tativ%.~ December] ~ ?., _ · , ~.. , · (See ~n~trucfion~ ~a~ S~ce~ [or A~lfioam[ D~tm om Rever~e Side) CONFImNT INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well completion report end log on all types of lands and leases in Alaska. Item: 16: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- mentsgiven in cther spaces on this form and in any attachments. Items 20, and 22:: If this well is completed for separate production from more than one interval zone (multiple co~npletion), so state in item 20, and in item 22 show the p~c. Jucing interval, or intervals, tOp(s), bottom(s) and name (s) (if any) for only the interval reported in item 30. Submit a separate report (page) on this form, adequately identified, for each additional inte~ val to be seperately produced, show- ing the adlditional data pertinent to such interval. Item26: "S~cks Cement": Attached supplemental records for this well should show the details of any mul- tiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. Item 211: Submit a separate completion report on this form for each interval to be separately produc~l. (See instruction for items 20 and 22 above). 34. SUMMARY OF PO~VIATION TESTS INCLUDING INTERVAL TESTED. PHESSURE DATA. AN'D ,RECOVERIES OF OII~'. GAS. 35. G lJ~OI.,OG IC' WATF_~ AND MUD ~ , MEAS. DEPTH. 'T~RU~ VIgRT. T. Cretaceous 5220' 4845' T, Jurassic 12,650' 9950' T, Triassic 13,660~ 10,830' -'" 38. ~ D~TA, Aq~AC~ ~RIE~ ...... r :,"', ,"~ .... , .... .... . ~0~ O~ L'ITI.tOLOGY. POROUS, ~R~~. ~P~ ~S ... . , . WELL HISTORY GULF PT. McINTYRE %2 PAGE 1 10-07-77 TD 13,440' PBTD 2650' 13-3/8" CASING AT 2712'. WASH OVER 9-5/8" CASING 2707' TO 2850', CM, POH, LD WP, WIH, CAUGHT 9-5/8", POH, REC 143' 9-5/8" CASING. TOP 9-5/8" CASING AT 2850'. WIH 2860' OE, SPOTTED 245 CLASS G PLUS 1% CFR-2 PLUS 2.2 HR-7 WITH CACL-2, 35 SACKS IN WATER PLUS 10 SACKS SAND, WEIGHT 16.2. PU, REV OUT AT 2650', REC 2 SACKS CACL-2 CMT 2860' TO 2850'. WELL NO. 1 P&A 2000 AST, 6 OCT., 1977. MUD 9.8#. POH, LD DP. PREP TO TEST BOP AND RUN DYNADRILL. 10-08-77 .~D 2,941' FOOTAGE 221' MUD 9.8 VIS 38 9.4 CC 2/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" AT 2712'. LD 4-1/2" DP TST BOP 5000%, HYDRIL 3500. SET WBo PU BHA, POLISH CMT TO 2720 TC. DRILL TO 2941', CM, POH, WIH WITH DYNADRILL. ATTEMPT TO ORIENT; STUCK. ORIENT TOOL, PULLED LOOSE, UNABLE TO GO TO BOTTOM. POH, REMOVE METAL, REMOVED JARS WITH BAD PIN, WIH 10-09-77 TD 3,997' FOOTAGE 1,056' MUD 9.6% VIS 43 7.6 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" AT 2712'. FIN GIH, ORIENT DD AT 2941', DRILL 3207' SURVEY EACH 30', POH, LD DP, WIH, 12-1/4" BHA, DRILL & SURVEY 10-10-77 TD 4,193' FOOTAGE 196'. MUD 9.4~ VIS 62 6.6 CC 1/32 CAKE CL 1500. 13-3/8" AT 2712". CM, POH, CB, PU DYNADRILL, WIH, DRILL AND SURVEY WITH DD, POH, LD DD, PU BHA, WIH, DRILLING 10-1].-77 TD 4,660' FOOTAGE 470'. MUD 9.6# VIS 47 5.6 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" CASING AT 2712'. FINISH REPAIR WIND WALL, DRILL AND SURVEY TO 4568', POH, PU DD, WIH, ORIENT DD AND SURVEY, PREPARING TO POH TO PU LOCKED BHA 10-12-77 TD 5,429' FOOTAGE 769'. MUD 9.7# VIS 53 5.4 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" CASING AT 2712'. DRLD TO 4660', RTCB AND BHA, DRLD, POH TO RETRIEVE BROKEN SURVEY LINES AND CB. 10-13-77 TD 6,047' FOOTAGE 618'. MUD 9.8 VIS 51 6.0 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" AT 2712'. WIH, DRLD, SURVEY, RTCB 10-14-77 TD 6575' FOOTAGE 528'. MUD 9.7 VIS 46 5.8 CC 1.5 FC. 13-3/8" CASING AT 2712'. DRLD, RTCB, DRILLING. 10-15-77 TD 7,089' FOOTAGE 514. MUD 9.6 VIS 48 5.9 CC 2/32 CAKE 13-3/8" 2712'. DRLD, RTCB & BHA, DRILLING. 10-16-77 TD 7,609' FOOTAGE 529'. SILTSTONE, CLAY. MUD 9.7#, VIS 47, 5.0 CC, 1.5/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" CASING AT 2712'. DRLD, SURVEYED, RTCB AND BHA, DRLG DIRECTIONALLY 10-17-77 TD 7,947' FOOTAGE 338'. MUD 9.9# VIS 45 5.0 CC 1.5/32" CAKE. 13-3/8" CASING AT 2712'. DRLD, RTCB, DRLD, POH, CB, GIH. 10-18-77 TD 8,355' FOOTAGE 408'. MUD 9.9 VIS 44 5.2 CC 1/32 CAKE. SHALE, SAND, CLAY. RIH TO 7880', REAM 7887' TO 8135'. DRLG 7947' TO 8135', SURVEY AT 8135', SURVEY AND POH, CHG BHA. R_IH TO 7384', REAM 7384 TO 7840'. ' b. · Page 1 : :, ° '" cO T . PAGE 2 10-19-77 TD 9210' FOOTAGE 855' MUD 9..9, VIS 45, 5.1 CC, 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" CASING AT 2712'. WASH 7840-8355'. DRLG DIRECTIONALLY. 10-20-77 TD 9850' FOOTAGE 640'. 10~ MUD, VIS 49, 5.0 CC, 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" CASING AT 2714' DRILI.~D 9210-9336' RTCB DRILLING 10-21-77 TD 10,678' FOOTAGE 828'. MUD 10.6# VIS 44 1/32 CAKE CL 1400. 13-3/8" AT 2712'. DRLD, SURVEY, POH CB. 10-22-77 MD 10,880' FOOTAGE 202'. MUD 10.6# VIS 43 4.2 CC 1/32 CAKE CL 1000. 13-3/8 AT 2712. POH, TST BOP, WIH, DRLG. 10-23-q7.' MD 11,150' FOOTAGE 270'o MUD 10.6 VIS 44 4.0 CC '1/32 CAKE CL 900. 13-3/8" AT 2712'. SURVEY, RTCB, RETR SURVEY, DRLG. . 10-24-77 TD 11~375' FOOTAGE 225'. MUD 10o6# VIS 44 4.4 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8 CASING AT 2712' DRLD TO 11,298' RTCB DRLG 10-25-77 TD 11,844' FOOTAGE 469'. MUD 10.6# VIS 48 4.4 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" CASING AT 2712' DRLD 11,844' CIRC BU POH TO LOG 10-26-77 TD 12,078' FOOTAGE 234'° MUD 10.6~ VIS 44 3.9 CC 1/32" CAKE. 13-3/8" CASING AT 2712'. RU SCHLUMBERGER. RIH/DIL TO 5204'. WORKED TOOL. POH, LD CENTRALIZERS. RIH TO 5216', WORKED TOOL, POH. RD SCHLUMBERGER. RIH/ NEW BIT. REAMED 65' TO BTM. NO FILL. DRLD 12,078', SURVEY, POH 10-27-77 TD 12,250' FOOTAGE 172'. MUD 10o79 VIS 48 1/32 CAKE 4.2 CC. BGG 97 UNITS. REAM 11,971 TO 12,078', DRLG 10-28-77 TD 12,447' FOOTAGE 1,095'o MUD 10.7# VIS 43 WL 4.2 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" CSG AT 2712'. DRLD, RTCB, 24 HRS SDRR CHAIN. R. ANGLE DRIVE WENT OUT, WILL PU IN 13-3/8" AND REPLACE SAME. 10-29-77 TD 12,568' FOOTAGE 121' MUD 10.7 VIS 44 4.1 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" AT 2712'. 1 HR SDRR. DRLD TO 12457' , POH TO BOTTOM OF SHOE. 6-1/2 HR SDRR, RT ANGLE ROTARY DRIVE. WIH, 12432' DRLD 10-30-77 TD 12,723' FOOTAGE 155' MUD 10.7 VIS 55 4.2 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" AT 2712'. DRLD TO 12723'. CM, SLMOH & MULTISHOT SURVEY. NO CORRECTION IN DEPTH. RU SPECIAL DIL TOOL, RIH, STOPPED AT 10600'. TOOL NOT WORKING. 10-31-77 TD 12,723' FOOTAGE 0'. MUD 10o7# VIS 57 4.0 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" CASING AT2712'. POH/~L?~F~M~IO·600''. NO LOG. WIH, CM, POH, RU TO RUN 9-5/8" CASING 11-01-77 TD 12,723' FOOTAGE 0' MUD 10.7#. 13-3/8" AT 2712'. RAN 316 JTS 9-5/8" 47# CASING (243 JTS N-80~ 21 JTS S-95 CLASS A, 52 JTS S-95 CLASS B), SET AT 12,723' RKB. FC 12,681'. LWR HOWCO FO 2394', UPPER HOWCO FO 2258'. CMT/1,000 SACKS CLASS G .2 HR7 + .1 CFR2, POB 0600/2400# (11/1/77), NO CIRCULATION DURING CMTG. NOW ND BOP CONFI NTIAL Page 2 11-02-77 TD 12,723' FOOTAGE 0' MUD 10.4#. 9-5/8" CASING AT 12,723' MD. SET SLIPS 200~ CASING WT., INSTALL 10" X 12" SPOOL, RAN GR DENSITY, FINISH NU BOP, LD 12-1/4" TOOLS. RU SCHLUMBERGER. NOW RUNNING CBL-VDL. 11-03-77 TD 12,773' FOOTAGE 50' MUD 10.4# VIS 35 4.0 CC 1/32" CAKE CL 800. 9-5/8" CASING AT 12,723'. RAN SCHLUMBERGER CBL-IND TC 11,400'. TEST BOP 5,000 PSI, HYDRIL 2500 PSI. INSTALL WB. WIH, PUT RUBBER EVERY OTHER JT. DRL FC CMT. SHOE TEST FORMATION EQ 12.0#. OK. DID NOT LEAK OFF. DRLG DIRECTIONALLY 50'/3 HRS. 11-04-77 TD 13,110' FOOTAGE 337' MUD 10.4# VIS 43 4.2 CC 1/32 CAKE. 9-5/8" CASING AT 12,723'. DRLD, POH, CB. 11-05-77 ,'~TD 13,330' (10,525' TVD) FOOTAGE 220'. SH. MUD 10.4 VIS 43 4.2 CC 1/32 CAKE. RIH , DRLG 11-06-77 TD 13,653' (10,817' TVD) FOOTAGE 323'° DRLD, POHCB. NOTE: 11-6-77 MUD SAME AS 11-5-77 11-07-77 TD 13,772' FOOTAGE 119' MUD 10.7# 58 VIS 3.4 WL 1/32 CAKE. 9-5/8" CSG AT 12,723'. FRIH, DRLD, RTCB, DRLG. 11-08-77 TD 13,992 MD (11,126' TVD). MUD 10.6 VIS 43 3.2 CC 1/32 CAKE. DRLD, CM TO LOG 11-09-77 TD 13,992' (11,128.83' TVD). FOOTAGE 0'. MUD 10.9~ VIS 54 WL 3.2 CC 1/32 CAKE. 13-3/8" AT 2712'. 9-5/8" AT 12,723'. CM~ STARTED OUT OF HOLE. TIGHT AT 13,985'. SWIVEL OUT 8 JTS TO 13,685' , PU TO 13-3/8", WIH, 17' FILLo NO TIGHT PLACES CM, POH, RU & RAN-_SCHLUMBERGER LOGS, DIL 12,723-13,966', SONIC 12,723-'13,966' NOW RUNNING NEUTRON DENSITY LOG 11-10-77 TD 13,992' (11,129' TVD), FOOTAGE 0'. 9-5/8" CASING AT 12,723'. MUD 10.9#. FIN CNL DENSITY~LOG'12,723' to 13,966'. STD P&A EFFECTIVE 0900 11-9-77. LD 40 JTS HVY WT, WIH OE TO 13,800', SET HOWCO CMT PLUG #1 13,800-13,700' w/50 "G" 1% CFR-2 + .2 HR7 15.8#/gal, CIP 2200 11-9-77, set cmt p~ug #2 12,820-12,620' w/100 sx "G" ol CFR-2 .2 HR7, CIP 2400 11-9-77, SLURRY WT 15.8~/GAL. LD 4-1/2" DP, HAULING OUT DP, LIQUID MUD, LUMBER AND MISC MAT'L 11-11-77 TD 13,992' (11,129 TVD), PBTD 2912', P&A MUD 10.9# VIS 56 13-3/8"~ CSG @ 2712' LDDP SET EZ RETAINER @ 3012'. SPOTTED 50 SX PF CMT PLG 3012-2912'. POH. ND BOPD. PULLED 9-5/8" SPOOL NU BOPE. RIH W/CSG CTTR. CUT 9-5/8" CSG AT 2700'. POH. 11-12-77 TD 13,992' (11,129' TVD) PBTD 2700' P&A LD 66 JTS 9-5/8" 47# N-80 CSGo WIH OE SET 50 SX PF CMT. PLUG 2637-2582. LD 4-1/2 DP. RD FLOOR. LD KELLY SET OUT ROTARY & BEAMS. 11-13-77 SET 100 SAX PERMAFROST PLUG 93' TO GL 15.0# SLURRY WELL P&A 1600. 11-12-77 ND BOP CLEANED MUD TANK UNHOOKING EQUIPMENT, BRIDLE UP DERRICK INSTALLED DRY HOLE CONfiDENTIAl. Page 3 GR[AT LAND DIR[CTIONAL DRILLING/NC. REPORT OF SUB-SURFACE DIRECTIONAL SURVEY GULF ENEGRY AND MINERALS COMPANY CONF' WELL NAME NORTH SLOPE ALASKA ~,, LOCATION AMJO77-Dq4 - ~LTISHOT -q0-77 JOB NUMBER TYPE SURVEY DATE '.THIS IS A RECORD OF A SUB-SURFACE SURVEY OF YOUR WELL We have retained a copy of your survey report in our files for yoUr convenience; however, should you so desire, all copies of the survey report will be forwarded to you on written request. All surveys are kept in a locked file and are held in strictest confidence. Additional copies of your survey report can be made from the original by any blueprint company. GULF ENERGY AND MINERAL,S ~C__~...T Y R E ....... 2 : MAGNETIC MULTISHOT SURVEY DECLINATION 31 DEGREES EAST ALL CALCULATION,S PERFORMED BY I B M ELECTRONIC COMPUTER TRUE DOG LEG DEG, D M 5 0 0 0'00 '21,50 145,00~ 0,00 $ 0,00 W 2700 0 0 2700.00 2678,50 N45.OOW 0,00 'S 0.00 W 0,00 5 0 0 ~___W_ ...... 0,0__0__~0__ ................... Q.-'-,~_O_ .... 0,00 5 0 0 0 W 0,000_ ............................... Q._,...QQ "3013 4 0 3012.90 2991.40 NSI.OOW -3.03 N 3,32 W 4.50 N 47 35 2~ W 3.458 3107 8 0 3106.37 3084.87 N6$.OOW 8.00 N 11.76 W 14.22 N 55 ~5 5 W ~..~_~..7~ ................................................ 1.2..~..~.~ ..... 3201 10 15 319'9,17 3177.67 N59.00W 14,.6~ N 25,08 W 29,05 N 59 42 50 W .2~1~ .................................... 2~..~_~4, 3295 12 30 3291.32 3269.82 N6~IOOW 23,49 N 41,37W 47.58 N 60 24 34 W 2,407 40.38 3389 14 30 3382.72 3361,22 N62,00W 33,45 N 60,92 W 69,50 N 61 13 37 W 2,132 3483 18 0 3472.95 3451,45 N64,00W 45,39 N 84,35 W 95.79 N 61 42 49 W 3.729 80,12 3671 22 30 36.49.42 3627,92 N61eOOW 76,04 N 141,29 W 160.45 N 61 42 43 W 2,660 134,2% ...... 3765 25 0 3735,45 3713.95 N61.O'OW 94.39 N 174,40 W 198.30 N 61 34 34 W ' 2.660 16.6,, 13 3859' 28 0 3819.57 3798.07 N62.OOW 114.40 N 211,25 W 240.24 N 61 33 46 W 3,200 201,29 3953 30 0 3901.78 3880,28 N60.O.OW 136.49 N 251.11W 285.81N 61 28 23 W 2,193 239.71 4047 32 30 3982.13 3960,63 N54.0. OW 163.03 N 291,98 W 334,42 N 60 49 18 W 3,236 282,5~ 41'41 34 0 4060.74 4039,24 N48.OOW 19.5.45 N 332.02 W 385,28 N 59 30 53 W. 2.555 330,13 -ZJ9~27-~8 0 ~2-~-i-~-;-8-~- ~+189.35 N47.00W 272.2~ N 415.07 W 496.39 N 56 44 20 W 0.000 ~37J22 4.423 42 0 4282.84 4261.34 N49.00W 312.66 N 459,96 W 556.17 N 55 47 36 W 4,361 ~94.16 5457 47 0 5003,5'5 4982,05 N39eOQW 876,12 N 9B8,70 W 5551 ~7 0 §067J65 5046.15 N39.0QW 929.55 N 981.96 W 1352.16 N 46 34 l~ w 0.000 12~_~ ..... 5927 48 0 5322,27 5~00,77 N37,O.'OW 11~6,06 N 115~,~6 W 1626,51 N 45 12 6 W 0,79~. ............................... .~.~.~._7..~.!~ ....... 6021 49: 0 5~84.56 536'3,06 N37.O'OW 1202,28 N I196.53 W 169'6.22 N ~4 51 ~5 W 1.064 1627.36 6115 ~8 0 5~46,84 5425,}4 N37,OOW 1258.51N 1238,90 W 1765,99 N ~4 33 O W 1.064 1696,98 6209 50 0 ~50B,51 5487,01 N38,'OOW 1214,79 N 1282,08 W 1836,~1N ~4 16 ~2 W 2,217 1767,0~ 6303 50 0 5568,93 5547,~3 N37,O'OW 1371,92 N 1325,92 W 1907,93 N 44 1 23 W 0,81g 6397 50 0 562'9,35 5607e85 N37,OQW l~29J42 N 1369,25 W 1979,42 N 43 46 5 W 0,000 1909,37 6491 50 0 9689.78 5668,28 N38.OOW la86,55 N 1413.09 W 2051,01N 43 ~2 55 W 65.85 5.0 0 ~750.20 5728,70 N~SeO:OW 15~3,29 N 1457,42 W 2122,70 N ~ 21 38 W 0,815 1980,49 0.000 2051,51 6679 90 0 5810.62 5789,12 N37,0'OW 1600,~2 N 1501,25 W 2194.34 N 43 10 7 W 0.81~ 2122.62 6773 50 0 5871.0~ ~849,D4 N37,0QW 1~57,93 N 15~,59 W 2265,9~ N 42 58 23 W 0,000 6867 50 0 5931,46 5909,96 N38,OOW 1715,06 N 1588,43 W 2337,63 N 42 48 17 W 0,8~_~ ....... ~26~.~_~..~ ...... 6961 50 0 5991,89 5970,39 N37.00W 1772.18 N 1632.26 W 2409.34 N 42 38 47 W 0.815 2~36,07 7055 51 0 6051.68 6030.18 N38,00W 1~29,73 N 1636.41W 2481.59 N ~2 29 ~6 W 7149 51 0 6110.83 6089,33 N37eOOW 1887,68 N 1720,88 W 2554,37 N 42 21 12 W 0,827 2~+79,85 724~ 50 0 6170.62 6149.12 N27eOOW 1945.61N 1764,54 W 2626.59 N 42 12 21W 1,064 2551,58 73~7 50 0 6231.05 6209.55 N39, OOW 2002.35 N 1808,87 W 2698.~1N 42 5 37 W 1,6~0 7431 48 0 6292.71 6271,21 N39.00W 2057,~8 N 1853.51W 2769.25 N 42 0 52 W 2.128 26~_~_~ ..... 7525 47 0 6356,22 6334,72 N38,00W 2111,71N 1896,69 W 2838,~2 N 41 55 43 W i.~R__O.~ .................... 276Q._,_~.~ ....... 7619 ~6 0 6420.92 6399,~2 N37,00W 2165.81N 1938.16 W 2906.41N 41 ~9 30 W 1,198 2827.92 TRUE 7995 44 0 6689e06 6687,56 N37,OOW 237e,25 N 2096~7~ W 3169,05 N ~l 25 27 W 0,000 3088,52 8935 48 0 7357,93 73B6'43 N31'OOW 2925,56 N 2~+60,71 W 3822,83 N ~0 ~ 2 W 0,000 37~'6,92 [ 9~05 50 0 7669,96 7648,46 N29,00W 3229,90 N 2636,38 W 4169,26 N 39 13 22 W 1,064 9499 50 0 7730,38 7708,88 NZT,00W 3293,47 N 2670,18 W ~239,91N 39 2 0 W 1,630 1~--~43 51 0 7758~36 7736,86 N27,00W 3323,73 N 2685,60 W 6273,12N 38 56 18 W 2,27B 9637 ~2 0 7816,88 7795,38 N27,00W 3389,27 N 2718,99 W 4365,12 N 38 /*4 16 W 1,06/* 6275,67 9919 55 0 7983,27 7961~77 N22,00W 3596,37 N 2813,30 W ~+566,02 N 38 2 5 W 1.743 10201 56 0 8141,64 8120,.14 N21,OOW 3813,70 N 2898,18 W 4789.97 N 37 13 57 W 0,000 ALL CALCULATIONS PERFORMED BY I B N ELECTRONIC COMPUTER NEAS. DRIFT VERTICAL ,SUB DRIFT TOTAL COOR_D_IN6__T.. . ........... ............. _EVERITY ........ .... 10577 52 ~0.___ 8.351.46 8329e96 N19.00W 4108.06 N 5000.99 10671 51 0 8409.65 8388.15 N19.00~ 4t77.86 N 3025.02 5087,45 N 36 8 55 W 2,12~ 50~1.,__~ .... 5158,03 N ~5 54 24 W 1,596 51]._4,76_ 10765 47 30 8471,00 8449,50 NIT,00W ~245,57 N___~047.02 W 10859 44 0 8536.58 8515,08 N14eOOW ~310,43 N 3065,01W 5289,06 N 35 26 55 W 4,0.2.9 10953 4! 0 8605.88 8584,38 Ni4,00W 4372,05 N 3080,37 W ~348.23 N 35 lO I W 3.!~L ....... 53!;].~!~ 11141 38 0 8751,45 8729,95 N14,0OW 4487,45 N 3109.15 W [ 11235 38 0 8825.52 8804,02 N14,0'QW ~543,60 N 3123.15 W ~513,~7 N 34 30 12 W 0,000 5483,03 11327 39 '0 8897.52 8876e02 NI4eOOW ~59'9,17 N 3137e00 W 5'567.15 N 34 17 49 W 1.08.7 5.538.48 11~21 38 O, 8971.09 8949e59. N14eOOW 465~e95 N 3151e16 W 5622e07 N 3~ 5 24 W 1,064 559~.14 11515 38 30 9044,91 9023e4~ N14eOOW 4712.41N 3165.24 W 5676,76 N 3.3 53 18 W 0e53Z 5651,,49 11609 39 0 9118.21 9096,71 Ni3.OOW 4769e62 N 317'8.97 W 5731.95 N 33 ~l i W 0,679 5708e32 11703 38 30 9191,52 9170,02 N13eOOW ~826,95 N 3192'.21W 5787.03 N 3,3 28 40 W 0,53Z 5765,02 11797 38 0 9265,3~ 9243e84 N14eOOW ~883,54 N 320~,79 W 5841.75 N 33 16 58 W 0,667 5821,2~ ' 11891 38 0 9339.42 9317,92 Ni3.OOW ~939e81 N 3219.30 W 5896e24 N 33 9 33 W 0,65~ 5877,i5 ~ ., 11985 38 0 9413,49 9391.99 N13eO"OW 4996,20 N 3232,32 W 5950.63 N 32 54 3 W 0,000 5932,92 12079 38 0 9487.56 9466e06 NZIeOOW 5052e80 N 32~4,35 W 600~,72 N 32 42 14 W 1,310 598~.~ ....... 12173 38 0 9~61.63 9540,13 N 9,00W 5109,79 N 3254,~0 W 6058,15 N 32 29 34 W 1.310 6043,30 12267 37 0 9636,21 9614,71 N 9,00W 5166,31N 3263,35 W 6110,67 N 3Z 16 44 W 1.064 6097e24 12361 35 0 9712,25 9690e75 N 8.00W 5120e9~ N 3271,52 W 6161.27 N 32 4 18 W 2,156 6149.17 12455 36 .0 9788,78 9767,28 N 8,OOW 5275.01 N 3279,12 W 6211,15 N 31 51 59 W 1,0'64 6200,}_9 125~8 34 30 986~,72 9843.22 N 5,OOW 53a8,33 N 3285,19 W 6259.68 N 31 39 al W 1.916 62~0,07 12643 34 0 9943.25 9'921,75 N 7,00W 5381,50 N 3290,78 W 6307.92 N 31 26 ~4 W 0.~43 6299e47 13070 ~1 30 1030g. B5 10280,85 N 1.OOW 5611.81N ~06,89 W 6519,67 N 30 30 34 W 0,700 6509.59 D M DEG, (' ' 1M~I~ 2~ ~0 10781,49 107,59,99 TRUE MEASURED VERTICAL SUB MD-TVD VERT!CAL 0,00 $ 0.00 W TRUE 386~ 3822, 3800 39 11 ~.1~,84 N 2i2,08 W 3976 3922, 3900 5~ 15 , 1~2~2 N 261,0B W ~09~ 6022, ~00,0 72 18 ~78.56 N 3~2~22 ~ 50~3 ~722, ~700 ~21 ' ~6 642,08 N 746,6~ ~ 5483 5022,, tiO0:O 461 5776 5222e 5200 55~ 65~0 572'2, 5700 818 685~ 592,2 e 5900 929 55 ~705e39 N ~580e90 7007 6022. 60,00 98,5 56 :1800.34 N 165S,6.7 W ,.~,~ ~ 6122. 6100 1044 59 1898.16 N 1728.78 W ....................... 66 7620 6422. 6400 1:198 ~6 2166.28 N 1938.52 8.0~0 6722, 670:0 10838 8522. 850.0 2316 ( 11230 882:2. 8800 2408 27 ~-~--~' 8922. 890'0 2436 28 4617,90 N 3141,67 W 11868 9322. 9300 2546 27 4926.02 N 3216.09 .......... '?~"-, 27 500.2,20 N 3233,70 1199,5 942,2. 9400 257~ ~~ ~ 12122 952.2. 9500 2600 .... '~ 27 12~-~'~-~ 9622, 9600 2626 ~ 26 9722. 9'70:0 2650 ~'' "~ 12~72 ..................................... ~6z 7 ~2737 lo.o22, loooo 2¥~-~ ..... 5078,83 N 3249.20 W 12975 1022.2. 10200 2753 ~-,-.- .,.~ 19 5561,75 N 3305,52 W 13092 10322. 10300 2770 ~':~'":~. ":17 ~62.3,48 N 3307,04 W 13208 10422. 10,40.0 2786 ~ .......... 16 5682.3~ N 3306,43 W ............................................................................ 5737.70 N 33,03.55 W TRUE 135~7 10722. 10700 2825 13766 10922. 10900 28~ 9 5927.15 N 3276,80 11022. :11000 285~ 10 5970.57 N 3270,21 /'YhMDIIRI:klT! A / MEASURED VERTtCAL SUB - · DEPTH DEPTH SEA TOTAL COORD [NATES ~-~-0-0 .................................... ~'0'0-'~ i'~"?'~"~ ~~ ........ o, o o-~ ........................................................................................................... : .............................. '6~:~ ....................... ~$~O-'~ ~'S-~ ........................... ~T~9-~~--'-~ [ 8~;o ~ W ................................. e'~ ~6~-~% 6-6'~["~- ~~~"~ ...... ~e, ~-'-~ .......................... '~--O-O~ ~-4'0[-~ ?'~"~ ...................... ~~J-~e ~ ....... ~~'sg -w- HOE I Z O_N TA L VIE W SCALE I"=1000' GULF ENERGY AND MINERALS MCINTYRE 2 RADIUS OF CURVATURE MAGNETIC '~' MULTI- SHOT TVD:I I, 128' TMD =15,992' IOtSOO- I(~ 9600 9200 8400, 644 4800 · 44 $2OO CONFIDENTIAL ALL DEPTHS SHOWN ARE TVD 400- 800 1200 1600 2000-- 2400- 2800 VERTICAL SECTION SCALE I";1000' GULF ENERGY AND MINERALS MClNTYRE 2 RADIUS OF CURVATURE MAGNETIC MULTI-SHOT ~ 4400% ALL DEPTHS SHOWN I' -___ _~. ARE TVD I · 8400 I0,000 ~ A ~ 10,400~ 10,800 ~ TVD = I1~ 128' ~ ~ ~, TMD = 13~992' AOGCC SEPIA/BLUEUNE LOG INVENTORY 'io.q lYP~' *received *r~cievcd date run~t "' Comments DLL yes no , no ~' , , , BHCIAC yes no ' ,. , , LSS yes no ' , .' , , ,, .... SSS yes no ~ , ~ ' , , c~~ ~ ......... "0 ~-fl.~ z, ~7~'- mtn' SNDT yes no . CYBER yes no LOOK , ,, , ,, , , FMS yes no , ,, ML yes no , ,,, , ,,,, , ,, , ........ ~.'CeE' ~ "0" /;',, ~',7,1, ,, ' CET yes . , , ,,, , ,,,, , R~ yes no ~ ~ .0 ......... yes no , , , , ,,,u?_ ~' .o/~.~. ~ , ,. ~ yes .o , , ~ , CORE yes no ,, ,,, , CORED INTERVALS RECOVERED COMMENTS 2' Form 10-403 REV. 1-10~73 Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicat~] 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.) WEI-L L-.J OTHER Wildcat 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Gulf Oil Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 2211, Anchorage, Al< 99510 4. LOCATION OF WELL At su trace 1445' from SL & 589' from EL Section 16, T12N, R14E, UM. .13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) Ground level 6.4' KDB 28.9' Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re ' ---T-~- ENG 5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-20264-01 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SEI ',IAI~ N(D;NG ADL 34622 7.' IF 'NDIAN. ALLOTT'EORTR ~~;)~r. 8. U~IT~ FARM OR LEA~E NAMF 9. WELL NO. ~,~rL~: l ~0. FIELD AND ~OL, OR WILE: ~i]dca~ 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE GE Sec. 9, T12N, R14[, U.M. 12. PERMIT NO. 77-65 NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL (Other) PULL OR ALTER CASING MULTIPLE COMPLETE ABANDON* CHANGE PLANS )orr, or Other Data sUBsEQUENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTER lNG CAS lNG SNOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT* (Other) 14. (NOTE.' Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE.PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS. (Clearly state all pertinent detlll~, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. 1. Drilled to total depth 13992' 11-8-77 8½" hole. 2. Ran logs 12723' - 13966' DIL, Sonic & CNL Density. 3. Set plug No. 1 13,800' - 13,700' with 50 sacks Class G. 4. Set plug No. 2 12,820' - 12,620' with 100 sacks Class G and set 9-5/8" 47# EZSV cement retainer at 3012'. 5. Pulled 66 jts. 2680' 9-5/8" casing. 6. Set plug No. 3 2637' - 2582' with 50 sack's permafrost. 7. Set plug 'No. 4 93' to surface wi th 100 sacks permafrost. 8. Cut off wellhead. 9. Installed dry hole marker on 11/11/77 and 11/12/77. 16. I hereby certify that ct (This space for State office use) Dril lin.q Mana.qer DATE November 17, 1977 APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: TITLE CONFI I I See Instructions On Reverse Side Form No. 10404 REV. 3-1-70 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 1o WELL WELL 5. API NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-20264-01 6. LEASE DESIGNATION ANDSER,ALI re. ADL 34622 7. 'F INDIAN'ALOTTEE OR TRIBE 8. UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME PoJn¢ Hcinty~e 9. WELL NO. No. 2 ~0. FIELD AND POOL, OR ~IL~AT Wildcat ~ 1. SEC. T. ~. ~. (BOTTO~ HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 9, T12N, R14E, ~%~m~V~ SUBMIT IN DUPLICA~ OTHER Wildcat 2.NAME OF OPERATOR Gulf Oil Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 2211, Anchorage, AK 99510 4. LOCATION OF WELL 1445' from SL & 589' from EL Section 16, T12N, R14E, U.M. 12. PERMIT NO. 77-65 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLUMES USED~ PERFORATIONS, TESTS AND RESULTS FISHING JOBS JUNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOLE CONDITIONS. 1. Ran 9-5/8' casing 10-21-77 316 jts. set at 12723'. 2. Drilled to total depth 13992' 11-8-77 8½" hole. 3. Ran logs 12723' - 13966' DIL, Sonic & CNL Density. 4. Set plug No. 1 13,800' - 13,700' with 50 sacks Class G. 5. Set plug No. 2 12,820' - 12,620' with 100 sacks Class G and set 9-5/8" 47# EZSV cement retainer at 3012' 6. Pulled 66 jts. 2680' 9-5~8" casing. 7. Set plug No. 3 2637' - 2582"with50 sacks permafrost. 8. Set plug No. 4 93' to surface with 100 sacks permafrost. 9. Cut off wellhead. O. Installed dry hole marker. RECEIVED NOV NOV 1 6 1977 o~~ 0il and Gas Conservation Anchorage 14. I heleby certify th~_e forego~~ , SiGNED~_~..~~_~,~ ~.~-- ~,~..g~t TITLEDrilling Manager DATE November 12, 1977 NOTE-Report on this' form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the oil and gas conservation committee by the 15th of the succeeding month,unless otherwise directed. CONFIDENTIAL The Files O. K. G//breth, Jr~A~ for the subject w~11. Mr. ~ /ndica~ {~at ~he ~ was at ~ ~ 13,992 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~t at ~,;~ ~ ~t ~ a fi~ .~ (100 f~) P~.f~ ~,~5.~ ~,7~. P~ ~ 2, a 200 f~pl~, ~ ~,820.~ ~,~ (~ ~ ~9 5/8). ~ ~~. 3~~~~~~~~3~ f~~9 5/8 ~ ~~ ~t. 9 5~ ~ ~~~ ~~ at 27~ f~ ~aS0 ~pl~~~~~~ ~ ~. ~ ~ WEST COAST DIVISION ~' ALASKAN OPERATIONS P.O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 Tel: 907-277-2461 November 2, 1977 Mr. J. P. Green, Director Division of Energy and Mineral Management Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 323 East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, AK 99501 NOV 3 1977 Div. of Minerals & Energy Mgt Anchorage, Ak. Attention' Ethel H. Nelson, Lands Management Officer Dear Sir' Re' Gulf Point McIntyre #2 L. O. #77-152 (77-112),/ We are currently drilling our Point McIntyre #2 exploratory well under a Plan of Operations approved by you as L.O. 77-152, which was identical to the plan approved by you as L. O. 77-112 for the drilling of our Point McIntyre #1 well. The extension of the drilling operation past freeze-up has previously caused a minor modification of our water-use plan, as noted in our letter of October 19, 1977 to Mr. William H. Copeland, which was copied to you. Freeze- up also calls for ~m~l~. ~emm~imo~~~~ in our plan of operation, namely th e ~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~$~1~ between now and the end of our work, which will be no later than December 1, 1977, and for move-out at the conclusion of the operation. We talked by phone today to ~lr. ~~nd and explained the ice-road mod- ...... ~~~~+~`¥` ` ~ '~ ...... , ~' ' d ification to him, and we understood him to ~'.~~ , beginning today, and its subsequent use. He asked, however, that we write you to formalize our request and to make the approval a matter of record. Accord- Ingly, we wish to ~~~~g~g~~~a~~~ hauling water In a sprinkler tank on a Rolllgon and sprinkling water from it onto the tundra until we have built an ice road wide enough for two Rolligons and at least one foot thick. Thereafter, we will proceed to haul material and equipment between the pad and the Prudhoe Bay road system by tracked vehicle, truck or Rolligon, as dictated by weather conditions and the condition of the road and beach, utilizing the ice road and the portion of the beach between the beach's intersection with the ice road and its intersection with the Prudhoe Bay road system at the West Dock. A DIVISION OF GULF OIL COI:t'POI~ATION November 2, 1977 Pa ge 2 Your written approval of the above-described modification would be appreci- ated. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative TLL/tlb cc' Mr. William H. Copeland, District Land Manager Northcentral District, Alaska Division of Lands Form No. 10-404 SUBMIT IN DUPLI~~' REV. 3-1-70 ~~J STATE OF ALASKA 5.APl NUMERICAL CODE OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING ~. LEASE DE$IGNATION AND SERIAL NO. AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS ADL 34622 1. 7.IF INDIAN'ALOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME OIL [] GAS~] Wildcat WELL WELL OTHER 8. UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME Point Mclntyre 9. WELL NO. 2 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC. T. R. M. (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec.9, T12N, R14E, U.M. 12.PERMIT NO. 13.REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLUMES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS AND RESULTS FISHING JOBS JUNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOLE CONDITIONS. 2.NAME OF OPERATOR 3. A661~E~S ~F'Oi'ER-A~)~ P. O. Box 2211, Anchoraqe, AK 99510 4. LOCATION OF WELL 1445' from SL & 589' from EL Section 16, T12N, R14E, U.M. · . 3. Running 9-5/8" casing. No sucessful electric logs at this time. 4. 20" casing set at 85' - GL. 5. Cement 20" casing to surface, with 200 SK permafrost cement. 6. 13-3/8" 72# N-80 casing set at 2712 RKB. 7. Cement 13-3/8" casing to surface with 4500 SK permafrost cement. 8. Sidetracked hole at 2720' = 12¼"i~hol.e. Pt. McIntyre #2 has same surface location as Pt. McIntyre #1, accordingly the casing and cementing are the same as well #1. , '--~: G~O~- ~ Total depth - October 31, 1977 - 12723 = 12¼ hole. --]-c. ~NdT / ~ 3 ENG - I 5 ENG DRAFT CONF[R.. FILE: __ 14. I hereby certify that t _J~egoing i SIGNE~_..~/~e~'_ ~'~~ /~"~~ ~TL~DCillin§ Opec· ~ana.qec · ~ATE ~oYembec 1, 1977 NOT£-R~ort on this' form is r~quired for ~ach calendar month, r,gardl~ of th~ ~tatus o{ op,ratiom, and mu~t b~ filed in duplicate with th~ oil and gas conservation committee by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. Origfnal well site by F.M. Llndsey & Assoc, Lat. 70°£3'40.43'' Long. 148034'56. ~2." X 674 255 R'=VISED LOCATiON....~'~¢.I THIS SURVEY I ~LAT. 70°23'27.098" 1~8 34 00.235 ,..,..,,,,~'.r",.",,,""-. ,., ,,.. ,, ! Y 5 994 578.88 589' 16 21 15 22 DETAIL SEC. IG, TI2N,R~4'"" SCALE I" = 500' ' GULF POINT Mc INTIR,.7. N LAT.. 70 2'3 27.099" 674 4GG.99 20 21 TI2 N, R 14 E~ L'.I~I Sc'olo: i% I Milo CONFtDEI T!AL CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR ,-:?";~'.~ 02' /';! /',Y~..' A ',2' ,.,~' ,..,,.:r, MY,...,.,,°~ m,r:r~',,~, h",'.~,_,,, ,..,,..., AND ALL DIMEN- F~o.,, -;o,:,,~' ' .:, .... a AND OTH.~R DETAIL::, tutu. UUKK:~/. ';] ," %- I-'AUL F..:. FOX ,,,, ~,, · - 3 .,--,..~-'"~ O..',;T,,'"... °'"':~ "' .,,'~.,./," 7/14 / 77 ./-_7 .,'---:~f '--.., ./ ,~'' - '"'~, ° . , -' ~, ! HERE3Y CERTIFY THAT I AM PROPERLY REGISTERED AND LtCENCED TO PRACTICE LAND SURVEYINO IN THE STATE OF ALASKA AND THAT THIS PLAT REPRESENTS A PRO- POSED LOCATION SURVEY MADE DY M~ OR WEST COAST DIVISION ALASKAN OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 Tel: 907-277-2461 October 7, 1977 Mr. Joseph P. Green, Director Division of l,',inerals and Energy Hanagement Department of ilatural Resources State of Alaska 323 East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, AK 99501 Attention' Ethel 14. Nelson Re' Gulf Oil Corporation Point HcIntyre #2 Well L.O. #77-112 Dear Si r' Our letter of even date referred to our proposal to drill Point HcIntyre #2 from the same surface location and under the same plan of operations as approved by you under L.O. #77-112 for our Point HcIntyre #1 well. In connection with our proposed operation, we are submitting for your infor- mation and for filing in your Lease Operations file for State of Alaska Oil and Gas Lease No. ADL-34622 the fully executed original of a document by which Exxon Corporation grants to Gulf Oil Corporation "the right an,d, privilege ,o~ on and operating, testing and developing for Oil and gas the South~l?~ua~rter of Section 9, T12N, R14E, U.H. This is in the same form as the document we submitted to you on Juiy 20, 1977 in connection with the bottoming of our Point [,']cIntyre #1 well in the Southeast Quarter of Section 10~ T12N, R14E, U.H. Thank you for your attention to this matter. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr . Alaska Operations Representative TLL/tlb cc: Hr. R. K. Riddle, Exxon Company, U.S.A. DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORPORATION TELEPHONE: (907~ 277-2461 ~ 7, ~77 O. K. Gi~, Jr. ~_n_~a Oil az~ Gas O:l~mz~a.~t/z~ Ocmm~~ De~Mtrt~nt of Fish ~ ~ ~ Div~~ w/o ~1.. E ON COMPANY, U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 2180' HOUSTON, TEXAS 77001 EXPLORATION DEPARTMENT OFFSHORE/ALASKA DIVISION CRANDALL D, JONES MANAGER October 5, 1977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreath, Director Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Sir' Exxon Corporation has been informed that Gulf Oil Corporation intends to drill a deviated well in the 1977-78 drilling season for the exploration of oil and gas from a sUrface location in the southeast quarter of Section 16, Township 12 North, Range 14 East, Umiat Meridian, covered by lease number ADL 28297, to a bottom hole location in the southwest quarter of Section 9, Township 12 North, Range 14 East, Umiat Meridian, covered by lease number ADL 34622. As the affected operators, as that term is defined in 11 AAC 22.050(a), we have no objection to the drilling of said well. Very truly yours, CDJ:mlg - ? 977 Division of Oil ~nd A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION CONH NTIN. CONFIr)FNTIAI Permit to Drill--Gulf Oil Corporation Point McIntyre No. 2 Page 2 PROPOSED DRILLING PROCEDURE e Cut and retrieve 2850~ of 9-5/8" casing, Set whipstock plug 2750-3000', Nipple up 13-5/8" blowout stack and pressure test casing and preventers to 3000 PSI, Directionally drill 12¼" hole to approximately lO,O00 TVD, survey, log, run and cement 9-5/8" casing. Two FO Multiple Stage Cementing tools will be run in the 9-5/8" casing string to insure a tie back seal at the base of the 2g~ ~x~" casing string, Drill 8½" direct'ional hole to'total, depth, survey, log, run and cement 7" production liner for further testing and evaluation or plug and abandon as required, RECEIVED OCT - ? 1977 Division of Oil and Gas C~aservation Anchorage WEST COAST DIVISION ALASKAN OPERATIONS P, O, Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 Tel: 907-277-2461 October 7, 1977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Dear Si r- Re- Request for Permit to Drill-- Gulf Oil Corporation. Point McIntyre #2 Well Attached hereto, in triplicate_., is our request for a permit to drill Gulf's Point McIntyre #2 well from the same surface location as we have used to drill ~.our Point HcIntyre #1 well. We will also use the casing already in the hole down to the ~new kick-off point and then drill to the proposed new bottom-hole location in the approximate center of the Southwest Quarter of Section 9~ T12N, R14E~ U.H. We plan to commence drilling to this new objective immediately upon approval of this permit. Also attached are the following' 1. Location/Ownership Plat; 2. List of Affected Operators 3. Waivers from the Affected Operators indicating their lack of objection to our drilling of tile proposed well. 4. Check for $100.00 Please note that a certified surveyor's plat of the surface loaction was submitted with our application for a permit to drill our Point HcIntyre #1 well it is our understanding that it need not be re-submitted for the proposed well. In order to keep the Alaska Division of Minerals and Energy Management fully informed on this matter, we are giving them one copy of this submittal. T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative Thank you for your help. Please let us know if anything else is ~eo~ui~j'~d. Very truly yours~ ~. ~ ~ .......... ~,? ..... ~?~ ~ ~ OUT ? 1977 _ cc' Mr. Joseph P. Green~ Director~ Division of t~inerals and Energy Management Permit to Drill--Gulf Oil Corporation Point McIntyre No. 2 Page 2 PROPOSED DRILLING PROCEDURE 1. Cut and retrieve 2850~ of 9-5/8" casing. Set whipstock plug 2750-3000'. 2, Nipple up 13-5/8" blowout stack, and pressure test casing and preventers to 3000 PSI. 3. Directionally drill 12~" h°le to approximatelY 10,000 TVD, survey~ log, run and cement 9-5/8" casing.. Two FO Multiple Stage Cementing tools will be run in the 9-5/8" casing String to insure a tie back seal at the base of the casing string. Drill 8½" directional hole to total depth, survey, log, run and cement 7'i production liner for further testing and evaluation or plug and abandon as required, GULF OIL CORPORATION POINT McINTYRE #2 Surface Location- 1445' FSL & 589" FEL of Sec. 16, T12N, R14E~ U.M. Proposed Bottom-Hole Location: 1320' FSL & 1320' F~L of Sec. 9, T12N, R14E~ U.M. LIST'OF AFFECTED OPERATORS Atlantic Richfield Company Exxon Corporati on LOCATION/LEASE OWNERSHIP ~ ~ EXXON' :' 6~ ~ STUMP · " BE~UFORT EXXON ADL_~462..3 I '~ PT' MclNTYRE ~ r'~20' NO2 ~ PT. MclNTYRE USS ~ 4044 ~~ ~° i ~"~° . EXXON EXXON / ~ ~d~l____ ADL-34624 28298 ADL-2 29"/' ARCO ~0° ARCO EXXON { N EXXON~ ADL-28299 ADL-28300, GULF OIL CORPORATION POINT MclNTYRE NO.?_ WEST COAST DIVISION ALASKAN OPERATIONS P, o, Box 221q Anchorage, AK 99510 Tel; 90'7-~'77-~461 October 7, 1977 Mr. Joseph P. Green, Director Division of Minerals and Energy Management Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 323 East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, AK 99501 Attention- Ethel H. Nelson Re: Gulf Oil Corporation Point Mclntyre #2 Well L.O, #77-112 Dear Sir: Attached hereto is a copy of our request for a permit to drill the subject well, as submitted to the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas. You will note that we are using the same surface location and the same upper portion of the hole that we used to drill our Point McIntyre #1 well. The plan of operation that we will use to drill the #2 well is identical to that approved by you under L.O. #77-112 for the #1 well, and we assume that it will not be necessary for us to re-submit that plan to you for re-approval. Please confirm that we are 'correct in our~ assumption. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative TLL/tlb ~c' ~,ir. O. K. Gilbreth, Director, Division of Oil and Gas RECEIVED OCT - ? 197'/,. ' '--CONFIDENTIAL ; · '~ DIVISION OF GULF' OIL. CORPORATION TF..I,.EPHON~; (,gOT) 277-246~ Form 10.401 REV. 1-1-71 STATE OF ALASKA SUBMIT IN TRIPLICATE (Other instructions on reverse side) OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE PERMIT TO DRILL OR DEEPEN la. TYPE OF WORK DRILL ~[ DEEPEN b. TYPE OF WELL OIL GAS WELL r-'] WELL [~] , OTHER Wi I dca t 2. NAME OF OPERATOR ,, Gulf Oi.l Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR SIzoNNGkE [] ,,, L OCT - ? 1977 DMsJon of 0il alld Oas Conserva .P.O. Box 2211. Anchorage, AK 99510 ~.,_o..h0r~,_ 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface 1445' from SL & 589' from EL of Section 16, TI2N, RI4E, U.M. At proposed prod. zone 1320' from SL & 1320' from WL of Section 9, TI2N. R14E. U.M' 13. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* Approximately ll miles NW of Deadhorse, Alaska .... ~ 14. BOND INFORMATION: API No. 50-029-20264-01 5. 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 34622 7. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8,UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME Point Mclntyre 9. WELL NO. ~i0~o. 2 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOSOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 9, T12N, R14E, U.M. 12. TYPE Surety and/or No. Amount 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED_* LOCATION TO NEAREST l.g20" FSL 1320' FWL PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE. 1~, (Adsotonearestdrig, urdt, ifany) Sec. 9, T12N,. R14E 18. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION TO NEAREST WELL DRILLING, COMPLETED, OR APPLIED FOR, FT. 1 _ 5~ mil es Gull Island 16. No. OF ACRES IN LEASE 2560 19. PROPOSED DEPTH 11,1 O0 TVD 17. NC.ACRES ASSIGNED TO THIS WELL Wildcat 20, ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS Rotary 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, CR, etc.) 22. APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START · 'Ground .Level' 6;..4~.~.'Kj].R; 2R:9~ Already wnrkin9 23. PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM "'SIZE OF HOLE SIZE'OF CASING WI~IGHT PER FOOT GRADE ' SETTING DEPTH Quantity of cement "' 26" ... 20" 94# H-40.. 85~ Circ'ulate to surfaca 17-.~." ... 13L3/8''' ,72# N-80 - 2712" . .... 4§00 cu. ft. 12-~" . 9-5/8" .. 47# I_-BO 12 000 MD l_OOfi cu. ft._ 8-½" '7" liner 2.9# S~95 ,'i'D .. ....... Cemen,~ 'liner full lenath .......... It is proposed to cut and retrieve the existing 9-5/8." casing from 2850' to surface. A whipstock plug will be set in the interval 2750-3000' and the well directionally drilled from 2800' to a total depth of 11,100.~ TVD or 13,200' MD. The horizontal displacement will be 6600' N33 degrees W. A 13-5/8" - 5000 PSI WP Shaffer Type LWS consisting of one pipe ram and one blind ram, and one 13-5/8" - 5000 PSI Shaffer Spherical preventer system will be installed On the 13-3/8" casing and will be used until drilling operations are completed. A 3" - ID 5000 PSI WP choke manifold will be used with the 13-5/8" blowout preventers. · IN ABOVE SPACE DESCRII~E 'PROPOSED PROGRAM: 1'[ proposal is to de~pen give data on present productive zone and proposed new productive zone. If proposal is to drill or deepen directionally, give pertinent data on subdurface locations and m~asured and true vertical depths, Give blowout preventer program, 24. I hereb~f that the ~n, is True and(~0rroct SIGNED ' ~' -'~"'-~7 ' DATE,,, October 7, 1977_ ~TLE AK_Operations Rep. (This space for S~ate office use) , , .~ ..... ~ . ~ ~ ::; ;~ ~ ;~ I SAMPLES AND CORE CHIPS REQUIRED MUD LOG OTHER REQUIREMENTS: ~,. ...... :' : '" ' - ~::.;~.,. ................... , ,.,~{.,~. ~ .~, DIRECTIONAL.. SURVEY REQUIRED A.P.I. NUMERICAL CODE 50--029--20264--01 ~ .... ~"~t...:'' ~-~"' ,,~ '.,:. - ,, :>.~ ~ ,? . . 776S .................. : .... .................... ~ · ~ · , APPOVED BY ...... TITLE Chairman .... DATE ......... 9._C~__O..~ .. 7, 1977 ; ~' *See I nstruc6o. On Reverse Side flanticRichfieldCompany North Ameri~-'~ucing Division r North Alask~ Post Office Bex 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 October 5, 1977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Mr. Gilbreth: Atlantic Richfield Company has been informed that Gulf Oil Corporation intends to drill a deviated well in the 1977-1978 drilling season for the exploration of oil and gas from a surface location in the southeast quarter of Section 16, T12N, R14E, U.M., to a bottom hole location in the southwest quarter of Section 9, T12N, R14E, U.M. As an affeCted Operator, as that term is defined in Section~ll, AAC No. 22.050(a), Atlantic Richfield Company has no objection to the drilling of this well. Very truly yours, ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY John D. Carr DistriCt Landman JDC/gr ,CONFIDENTIAL COMPANX U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 2180, HOUSTON, TEXAS 77001 EXPLORATION DEPARTMENT OFFSHORE/ALASKA DIVISION CRANDALL D, JONES MANAGER October 5, !977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreath, Director Division of 0il and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Sir: Exxon Corporation has been informed that Gulf Oil Corporation intends to drill a deviated well in the 1977-78 drilling season for the exploration of oil and gas from a surface location in the southeast quarter of Section 16, Township 12 North, Range 14 East, Umiat Meridian, covered by lease number ADL 28297, to a bottom hole location in the southwest quarter of Section 9, Township 12 North, Range 14 East, Umiat Meridian, covered by lease number ADL 34622. As the affected operators, as that term is defined in I1 AAC 22.050(a), we have no objection to the drilling of said well. · Very truly yours, CDJ:mlg EXXON CORPORATION A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION 'CONFIDENTIAL September 22, 1977 Gulf Energy and Minerals Co. - U.S -~~ ,~,.~, P.O. Box 2211 ~' ~:~-:-' ~'~ ~"' ' ~chorage, Alaska ~510 ' ~,'~-: ~. _ ~" LP/NS 77-112 . ~ .............. ._. Att~tton: T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska ~erations ~e refe~n~d"~pqrattons am hereby appmV~"subJect ~ ~e foll~ing stipulations: '1:=.~:';~':~"'~$~"' a:mUnd and .below* ~e;-fuel'stOFage faCilitieS :shall haVe adike ' ~.:"~:~'surrOundlng It with l~~able m~ra~s ~neath OR the fuel storage -~::':~?': facilities shall be of double wall. const~ctton. ~. '::-. :.~.'- ~.... .... _~- '~. ?.--.?- .: 2, T~ fuel and Drilling Nuds shall be hauled by roll~gon do~ the beach and SPedtal precautions shall*.be used in the event the tundra surface begins deteriorate, These precaUtions maY'include the Use of culverts :and planking-:i? laid' across the tundra ~ evenly distri, bute the vehicle load No other use of overland equi~nt Is authorized unless s~clfic author!- Land Management Offi.cer . :- '~ :~ ~ ~ 'Anohoraae '- -- ~'- · o · GULF OiL CO:h iON POINT MctNTYRE NO. 1 LOCATION PLAT _ ':'.,\~ ,. · ,x ? '~,.~ '.... · ~/-~.. . ~'.~ ~ .~, ~ , ~ , . .. . '~. ..~, . ,,'. '~ , ~ ...~ ''~"~ ~ · . - . - . '":""'~"'"" '" :' ' ' ::~'~ Z ~ ' ' . _ ~ :.-~ .~ ..... , ., .... ~ ~ ~ .... ~ .......... ............ ~ ,', ~ ~ '...- ,, ..:.' - [ ~.., ............ ~ .... :, _ . . ....... ......... , . .. - , . . . . ~ '~ , _ :.~ . ~, , , .,. tl , ~. ',i,'~ ..... ~ 5 ~) - ] ' ' .- ,, ~ ~-~ ~. ','. 'Z. ~ - ................. ,' ~ ....... ?--:,.---: - -(" ~-!-' i--- .... ' L 1 ~ - ' 'x ~ ;' ~'"', .... ~ "-~'..~ ,.. - . , , . : - -.- . " - x ::--' ". ~ N ~,~ ' i '/ .-' ~.1 · , ~ ,.. ? '-x, ~. ~ /, . . /-..~ .. ,. , ~ .. _. .... ,.. . ... :: · o . CHECK ~LIST FOR,NEW WELL PERMITS ..... Company~4~/-/--- Yes NO Remarks 1,. Is, the permit fee attached · _~ 2. Is well to be located in a defin.ed pool ....... 3. Is a registered survey plat attaChed ....... ' ..... 4. Is well located proper distance from property line ......... ~ 5. Is well, located p~-oper distance from other' wells .......... ~ 6. Is sufficient undedicated acreage available in this pool . 7. Is well to be deviated ................ 8. Is operator the only affected party ' . ...... 9. Can permit'' be approved before ten-day wait ........... X/~ __ 10. Does operator have a bond in force ........ .... 11. Is a conservation Order needed ................. 12. Is administrative approval needed ........ ',. ......... 13. Is conductor String provided . .... - ............ ~ 14. Is enouoh cement used to circulate on conductor and surface 15. Will cement tie in surface and intermediate or production strings 16. Will cement cover all known productive horizons . . 17. Will surface casi'ng protect fresh water zones ........... 18. Hill all casing give adequate safety in collapse, tension & burst 19. Does BOPE have sufficient pressure rating - Test to ~0_o_ psig 20. Has DMEH approved Plan of Operation .............. Approval Recommended- AdditiOnal Requirements' Geology: TRM HWK JAL Enaineerinq' Revised 11/17/76 Well Histo.ry File APPENDIX InformatiOn of detailed nature that is not particularly germane to the Well Permitting Process but is part of the history file. To improve the readability of the Well History file and to simplify finding, information, information, of this nature is accumulated at the end of the fil® under APPEN. DIX: No'special'effort has been made to chronologically ;. organize this Category of information.