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Home My WebLink About169-019; Cook Inlet Energy_ July 23, 2014 Mr. Eugene Cataldi Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation 550 Cordova Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Request for Gas -Only Certification for Kahiltna Prospect Dear Mr. Cataldi: \uL-'�- C`9'� RECEIVED JUL 2 5 2014 AOGCC Cook Inlet Energy currently plans on drilling a gas exploration well west of Trapper Creek, approximately 1.3 miles north of the old Kahiltna River No. 1 well. The latitude and longitude of the Kahiltna No. 2 well is proposed to be 62° 3' 32" North, 150° 46' 54" West. The Kahiltna No. 2 well will be drilled to a maximum depth of 7,500' true vertical depth and will penetrate into the Chickaloon Formation. This structure was previously drilled to a depth of 7,265' without encountering any evidence of oil shows or liquid hydrocarbons. CIE believes it improbable that a liquid hydrocarbon system exists in the Susitna Basin, and is particularly confident in the absence of liquid hydrocarbons in the Kahiltna structure, since it has been previously drilled. Please see the attached geological review of wells that have been drilled into this basin. Cook Inlet Energy believes that there is no appreciable risk of encountering liquids as part of this drilling, and hereby requests that AEDC make the determination that the Kahiltna prospect is exempt under AS 46.04.030(c) from the requirement to submit an oil discharge prevention and contingency plan and proof of financial responsibility, since the well will not penetrate a formation capable of flowing oil to the ground surface. Please contact Ae At (907) 433-3805 or jr.wilcox(&cookinlet.net if there is any further Y) 7R Wilco President Cc: Cathy Fo}ester, AOGCC 601 W 5a' Ave., Suite 310, Anchorage, AK 99501 The following is a list of wells examined for liquid hydrocarbons in the Susitna Valley surrounding Cook Inlet Energy's Kahiltna Prospect location; WELL TD LOGS DISPOSITION Big Lake 1 6026' Gr, DT, ILD, SP Gas shows Ba ranof 4 3750' No Logs Gas shows Fish Creek 1 2035' ILD, SP Dry Hole Lowell 2 3750' No Logs Gas shows Kahiltna River 1 7265' Gr, DT, ILD, SP Dry Hole Kaswitna Lake 1 1770' No logs Dry Hole PU 14 CC 4050' No logs Dry Hole Red Shirt Lake 1 2074' ILD, SP Dry Hole Sheep Creek 1 1371' No Logs Dry Hole Trail Ridge U-1 13,707' Gr, DT, ILD, SP Dry Hole The section drilled in each well was predominantly Tyonek with some shallower formations, probably equivalent to the Beluga and/or Sterling Formations. The deepest well drilled encountered predominantly Tyonek Formation with some pre-Tyonek (probably Chickaloon Fm. Equivalent). The Tyonek section is a series of meandering and anastomozing stream channels with sandstones, interbedded siltstones and claystones with interbedded coals. The coals are thin and any gas seen is biogenic gas generated from the coals and is not associated with any liquid hydrocarbons. The Tyonek, Beluga and Sterling are all gas prone formations. Liquid hydrocarbons are only encountered in the lowermost Tyonek (G -Zone) section a considerable distance to the south in Cook Inlet. The disposition of each well surrounding the proposed Kahiltna 2 location is listed above. In each case it was determined from mudlog and wireline logs that no liquid hydrocarbon was encountered. The deepest well, Trail Ridge U-1 well, was drilled to a depth of 13,707' to the south-west of the Kahiltna 2 location and was a dry hole. It did not encounter any oil shows or liquid hydrocarbons or encounter any appreciable gas shows on the mudlog while drilling. Each of the other wells that have wireline and/or mud logs encountered only minor gas shows while drilling. The Kahiltna River 1 well, 1.3 miles to the south of the Kahiltna 2 location, drilled a section of gravels from the surface to a depth of approximately 500'. It then drilled approximately 2400' of sand, with only background gas, before encountering 3 thick coals at 2900', 3000' and 3200'. These coals did not encounter any gas while drilling and should act as a seal for potential gas below. Gas readings remained very low with no shows until coals encountered at 4430' were drilled. The coals in the remainder of the well down to 7265' only displayed a coal gas signature with no oil shows, fluorescence or cut. The Kahiltna 1 well drilled a section believed to be Chickaloon Fm. at the TD of the well. ( PLGGING & LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT State of Alaska ~~ O~L ~ ~ CONS~WT~ C~SS~ON PTD No. Leas. ~PL Memorandum To File: API No. ~.rator Location Spud: ~/~-~/~9, TD: Abnd Date ~/~ Completed Note oasing size, wt, depth, ~mt vol, & procedure. s~c c.g: ,,, /.:~ ~ ~-eo ~ ~//4~o~ Long Csg: Liner: Perf intervals - tops: '- Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance- provide loc. clear, code. Well head =ut off: Marker post or plate: ~4..~~ ,, ..o=,~on c~,,,,,=,.. ~ d[~, ~ ~_ /~ ¢/~/¢~ . z ~ ~/~/&2 Conclusions: Code Porn at A\qmn\la-apfm, ~ev$/24/95 August 21, 1979 Re: Acquisition of drill cuttings an~ core ~ for ~:aration of Paleontological alides Union Otl ~ of Ca//fornta 2323 Knoll Drt~ Ventura, Ca/ifornia 93003 D~ar Bob, In resp0~e to our August ~, 1979 discussion, ~ton is hereby grante~ to Union Oil C~mny to make small quantity cuts (~t~y purpose of ~ir~ for~m/fers/ slides, palynologt~l slides, kerogen sli4es, nannoplankton slides and/or siliceous miczofossil slides of the designated intervals in the following wells~ 13-A 325 well P.B.Benedum Nu/ato Unit S~CAL N~uk Pt. #1 60-2025 (palynological only) 0-12,015 3490-4990 (siliceous microfossil or/y) Chfcs are to be made only frcm those /ntervals in ~hic~ the ~olu~e of cuttings or core mterial in each State library sample is greater than 10cc. No cut is are to be extr~ fr~m any iaxltvidu~l envelope or bag if the quantity of s~ple or oore material in said envelope or bag is less than 10cc. Union will ~de the State with a list of the specific sample and core footages sampled. Union shall assume a/1 costs entailed ~mpl~ set of all slides Rrepared and reU=n all remd~/n~ s~ple and c~re res/dues. Two sets of palynological slides are to be pre~, one set of ~ch will be received by the Comttssion by appr~tely November 1, 1979. The second set of palync~ogical slides and the balance of the other slides are to be received by apprc~z~ma~y December 1, 1979. All slides are to be ship~ed direct to the ~ssion an~ are no~ to be exam/ne~ by outs~e parties. Very truly ~rs, cc~ John A. Packard, Jr. Union - Anchorage DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME / IOI81NTERNATIONALAIRPORTROA~ , / ~9 ANCHORAGE 9950Z ~ ~ June 18, 1969 I~LV ~-/~--_ Mr. Homer L. Burrell, Director Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Mr. Burrell: Subject: Fish Creek Drillsite, Inlet Oil Company This is to inform you that Alaska Department of Fish and Game biologists, Don Stewart and Russ Redick have inspected the subject drillsite and access. The results of their inspection indicate that damage resulting from this work has been adequately repaired and no further work is required. S]~l~ce re 1 y you rs,~ Robert//~_W!enhold Habi ta~' Biologist RJW:bb cc.' B. Hilliker D. Tetzlaff R. And rews K. MIddleton F. Stefanich D. Stewart AMERICAN STRATIGRAPHIC P O BOX 2127 * ANCHORAGE. ALASKA · TRANSMITTAL COMPANY State of Alaska Division of Oil & Gas Anchorage, Alaska Attn: ~. Harry i(ugler June 18, 1262 Dear Sir: We have transmitted this date via P~.rso~a3 Delivery _ L~ashed samples £rom the: Colorado Oil & Gas Corporation - Dangerous River #1 72-8634 T.D. 6 Boxes Inlet Oil - No. I Fishcreek 60-2025 I Box Please acknowledge receipt by returning one copy o£ t~his transmittal. Very truly yours, L RB:jp Ronald G. Brockway American Stratigraphic Co. Receipt acknowledged Remarks: FORM SA- I B MEMORANDUM State of Alaska TO: J--O. K. Gilbreth, Jr. Chief Petroleum Engineer DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS / HLB ~ TRM OKG ~---~ KLV -.-~"': "'- H'W'K REL .... _ · FII. E _ DATE : April 9, 1969 FROM: Robert E. Larson Petroleum Engineer SUBJECT= Site Abandonment Inspection - Inlet Oil Con, any Fish Creek No. 1 The above location was inspected on April 4, 1969, for final abandonment clean- up approval. Travel was by company charter helicopter. Mr. Winhold of the Department of Fish and Game accompanied me. The location was properly marked with standard pipe, except the footage from section lines was not noted. Both mouse and rat holes were open on arrival but were filled in before I left the location. The dirt contractor had moved a large portion of the downed timber, brushs and forest duff to the edge of the bank above Fish Creek, Mr. Winhold strongly objected to having this material on the edge of the creek bank, which was some distance (approximately 150 feet) below the edge of the bank. His objection was that it could cause silt to work into the creek. This did not appear to be as large a potential silting problem as provided by the road leading from the location to the creek. The dirt contractor a~reed to provide terracing and brush cover for the roadway but stated that it was nearly impossible to remove the other material ,from the top of the bank. Because the location was cleaned to my Satisfaction, I advised the contractor that no more work would be necessary and Mr. Winhold told the contractor that he could move his equipment out that evening. The various aspects of this clean-up were discussed quite fully with Mr. Winhold but he remained adamant that he, personally, would not approve the location abandonment under Fish and Game Department stipulations. It is recommended that the Division of Oil and Gas approve the clean-up as it now is. Form P--7 SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE* STATE OF ALASKA {See other St rUct ions on OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE revezse s~de) I WELL cOMpLETION QR RE_.COMPLETIObI,"R~ORT AND LOG * la. TYPE OF WELL. b. TYPE OF COMPLETION: .~zw ~] wonK Z] 1% ELL O% ER OIL ~'~ bA~ ~ DRY DEEP- BACK EESVR , 2. NAME OF OPERATOR . IN. LET OIL~ GORPORAT-ION- ~. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 1497, Anchorage, Alask~a, 9,95~1 At.u,a¢e19~5.7v N. 1~39.78~ W from~E Cor~er At top prod. lnt~rva~ reported be~owSection 13~ T. 17 ~. ~ R. 6 W., S. M. At total dep~ SAME ~ AP1 ~CAL CODE 50-Z83-gOOZ4 I.,E_ ,ASE DI~IGNATION AND SEH.IA.L NO ADL 37786 ? IF INDIA.N, AiJ.,O'I"A'~ OR TRIBE NAME 8. umr,r.~au~ OR LEASE NAME Fish Creek O. WELL NO. One '10 F[s.-~.r~ AITD POOL. OR WII-Z~__,AT Wildcat 11 SEC., T., R , M , (BOTTOM HOI.~ Sec. 13, T17N, R6W, S. Mo Mesozoic Test x2 P~ ~o. ' 69-19 ..... ". -f. 7'; .. ,, ~ .~, . , . 'u - .... '* ,~ - ~ L" ~.. ~ "~ " ' ' ,i ' , , , 3/21/69 [ 3/27169', I 3/29/69 [ 124~,KB . ~ 110' ..... / D~ ] ~w~Y. ~ I aOTARY ~OOLS " I CASLC TOOLS Z, O~b' / ~ .. ~ ~ ~ ] Surface to 2,035 I None , ~, ~ , : I , Schlumber :ion-Electrical Lo ~ "~ ..... C~G ~ (Re~ all strings set in , CAS~G SiZE DEPTH SET (MD) C'~Eh~G RE¢CrED A~OE'NT PUE, LED 13 3/8 500' 0 sacks, 'one LINER 2~ TUBING H2OOI~D I ' ..... '" 28 PE~O~TIONS m ' ~" SHOT, F~'~, *'~ SQUEZ~ ~ ~ - . ~ , , ,~ , ~ ,, - [ DATE FIRST PRODUC~ON [ ~DOCTION ME'IHOD (Flown~, gas hit, pumpmg--~ze an~ type of p~p) ]WELL STA~S (~o4u~ or ' !- :"1 ]TEST WITNESSED BY S2. LIST A~ACHMENTS . ~ ~ 33 I hereb~ certify that the rore~i,ng~d ' ~ attached information Is' complete ~,nd correct as determined from all-available records SIGNED TITLE DATE ~/- INSTRUCTIONS General. Th,s form ,s des,gned for submitting a complete and correct well complet,on report end log on all types of lan:Is and leases ,n Alaska. c It®m: 16: Indicate which elevation ~s used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- merits g~ven ~n cther spaces on th~s form and m any attachments Items 20, and 22:: If th~s well ~s completed for separate production from more than o~ne ~nterval zone (multiple completion), so state ~n item 20, and in ~tem 22 show the prczluc~ng interval, or ~ntervals, top(s), bottom(s) and name (s) 0f any) for only the ~nterval reported ~n ~tem 30. Subnfi~t a separate repdrt (page) on th~s form, adequately identified, for each add, t~onal |nte~val to be seperately produced, show- ~ng the aclld~tional data pertinent to such ~nterval. I~m26: "S~cks Cement": Attached supplemental records for th~s wdll should show the details of any mul- tiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. Item 28: Submit a separate completion report on this form for each interval to be separately produced (See instruction for items 20 and 22 above) 34 SUMMA.HY OF FORMATION TESTS INCLUDING INTgRVAL'TKSTED. PP..I~SURE DATA AND EF~OVERIF_.S' OF OIL, GAS, 35 GI~OLOGIC WATER AND MUD None Ter tia'ry-CMiddle Surface o Kenai fn t. Jurassic (9) ~ Igneot~s basemeJtt }800' ' 3fl CORE DATA, AHTACII BRIE~ D~CRIPI~O~S OF LITHOLOGY. PO~OSIT~ FRAC~R~. APP~NT DIPS A~D D~EC~EI) SHOWS O~ OiL, G~ OH WA~ Core N0. 1, Z010~ - Z0g5~, recovered 15~ of coarse grained biotite - , quartz granite (or grano diorite) ., II~ILET OIL CORPORATION & APCO OIL CORPORATION Exploration Wildcat WELL HISTORY No. 1 Fish Creek ldatanuska Boroufh, Alaska Northwest Quarter of the Southeast Quarter Section 13, Township 17 North, Range § West Inlet Oil Corporation Suite 205 Building 32 Denver Technological Center Englewood, Colorado 80110 Horch, 1969 INLET OIL COP,,PORATION & Al'CO OIL CORPOI~TION No. 1 Fish Creek 17~ SE Section 13~ Tovnship 17 l~orth~ Range 6 Hest S.H. Flatanuska Boroush~ Alaska Contents _ Statistical Hell Data Casing Record Bit Record Testing Summary Coring Record Plugging Record Electric Log Formation Tops Logging Program 14ud Program Open Hole Logs & Formation Tops Sample Description Daily Chronological Report Drilling Time Information Drilling Time Charts Geological Discussion Conclusions 3 8 - 10 11 - 12 13 l& - 15 16 S~atistica1.We11.DaCa _Operator: Lease: Location: Elevation: Status: Contractor: DaCe: Under Surfac, e.,.'.. _ Contract T- D.:, C.0mpletton Date~.. Rig Released:_ Inlet Oil Co~poration - Apco Oil Corporation No. 1 Fish Creek 192§.17' N., 1239.78' W., Southeast Corner Sec. 13, T. 17N., R. 110' Ground 123' X.B. ~plora~o~ Wildca~ Coastal Drillins Grady Goad - T~I ~aher ~rch 21, 1969 ~rch 25, 1969 6000 ~rch 29, 1969 ~rch 29, 1969 Casint Record Set 500 feet of new 13 3/8", §&.50~ surface casing vith &00 sacks of Class G. Ideal cement, 21~ c.c. at $00 feet Kelly Bushing. Bit Record Bit # TYPE OUT FOOTAGE OSC3J 500' §00' OSC3J 1829' 1329' OSC3J 1999' 170' Diamond Core 200&' 5' R.R. ~30SC3J 2009' 10! Diamond Core 2025' 16' YT3AG 2035' 26' HOURS 16 1 2 2 Testing Summar~ No Drill Stem Tests vere run on this veil. Coring Record Core #11 1999' - 2004', No recovery. Core #2: 2009' - 2025', Recovered 16 feet of pale green- ish-white biotite granite, (Details under the Sample Description.) Plugging Record Plug #1 ~2 600 - &O0 feet Top Surface Casing 130 sacks of cement 10 sacks of cement Electric LoS Formation Tops Formation Depth Sub-Sea Weathered Basement Igneous Basement To D. (Driller) T. D. (Eo Log) 1800' -1677 1830' -1707 203.5' -1912 203.5' -1912 Logging Program A Schlumberger Induction-Electrical Log vas run from 2034 feet to §0§ feet. Nonttor Corporation supervised (Core Lab Rental) Nud Logging Unit o Hot Wire and Chromatograph vas run om 60 feet to 203§ feet, the total depth of the wello l~ud Program _l~ud Company: II~C Drilling l~ud ~ervice Engineer l~ud Checks: Bruce Snodgrasa Date ,Depth ,, Wt. Vis. ,,Wtr. ,Loss F/C P/R Sd. 3/22/69 300' 8.9 47 18.9 2/32 7.0 .1 3/2&/69 500' 3/25/69 730' 9.1 33 17.& 3/32 7,0 TR 3/26/69 1970' 9.7 53 11.8 2/32 7.0 .8 L_ COMPANY ~--.-v~ ~ .. FIELD ,_ C .( LOCATION ~,, o ~_ s c. /.. Twp. /, Permanent. ,rum: ~-. Log Measur, ' From /': ~ , ,' Drilling Mec, ~red From Dote Run No. Depth--Drill, ~ Depth--LogjL, r Btm. Loq Intc val _'I'o~1~_ Log Inter, al _Casing--Drill,,r Ca_sing--Logo_ er ~ Size "~pe Fluid in ttole '--[~ns. I Visc. pH [Fluid Lo_.s.s I Source of SampleI Rm @ Meas. Temp Rm! ~ Meas. Temp R,~¢ @ Meas Temp. Source: Rmt Rmc , Rm_~ BHT Time Since Circ. ~'0 ~ "',4 __, Elev. //c> Elev.:K.B. / '"Z' _ _ . Ft. Above Perm. Datum D.F. ] ;-- ~. G.L. ,~ ; ~ m mi mi z/ // @ff~ °F @ OFf ~ oF (a~ 'F @ °F @ °FI ~'~ °F (~ °F @ °F ~ °F ~j~ °F ~ '~ F OF '- ! ': °F $7/5 .J/,._./:;/. @ OF oF oF @ F "F Max. Rec. Temp. _Equip. 1 Location Recorded Bv >- E DEPTHS Z I I I Z 0 n z z I i i I 600 7'00 800 900 , I I 0 1200 , ~QO 1400 1500 1600 ' $1 ,! Sample Description 60 - g0 120-- 180 180 - 210 210 - 2&0 2&0 - 250 250 - 3&O 3&O - 370 370 - &O0 ~00 - &30 &30 - &60 &60 - 500 500 5&O - 610 - 610 - 720 Sand, unconsolidated, fine to coarse grained, sub- angular to sub-rounded, milky yellow quartz and multicolored igneous to metamorphic grains, occa- sional mica flakes. Clay, light grays soft, ben- tonitic, soluble. Coal, hard, black, brittle, lig- nitic to dark brown to black lignite. As above, with abundant green metamorphic pebbles to fine to medium grained. Clay, light gray, soft, soluble. As above, with unconsolidated sand, becoming predom- ina,ely metamorphic fragments, very coarse grained to pebbles, dark gray, green with abundant milky qu- artz, more coarse grained than above. Clays,one (weathered plagioclsse) light cream, fir~, brittle, sandy to very sandy with inclusions of dark and clear stains. Sandstone, white, fir~, friable, salt and pepper. Clay, light gray, very soft, soluble. Coal, black, brown, lisnitic, fir~ to hard wl~h heav~ traces of very fine grained loose quartz sand grains. Sandstone, light gray to light gray-green, sal~ and pepper, firm to hard, arkosic, well cemented, ~isht, slightly calcareous, abundant plagioclase fraglsents, quartz, green fraglnents unidentified, biotite, horn- blende. Coal, lisnitic, as above. Clay, light gray, soft, soluble. Clay, as above, becoming less soluble. Clay, light stay, soft, bentonitic to gummy. Sand- stone, as above, firm to hard, becoming more fine grained, heavy traces of carbonaceous material, occ- asional scattered quartz and dark pebbles. As above with sandstone grading in part to gray to tan silts,one with plagioclase fragments. Sandstone, clay, as above with free dark brown to black litnite and black brittle coal. ,720 - 860 860 - 1020 1020 - 1360 1360 - 1&20 1&20 - 1&80 1&80- 1500 1500- 1520 1520 - 1600 1600 - 1700 1700 - 17&0 1760 - 1780 1780 - 1800 Sample Description Con,id. Predominately gray clay as above with lesser sand- stone, white, fine to medium grained, quartzose, salt and pepper, very slightly calcareous with ch- loritic grains and a few inclusions of pink grains, black mica stains and pebbles, firm, friable. Clay, light gray, soft, soluble, bentonitic in part, sandy in part with lesser sandstone as above. Sandstone, firm to hard, well cemented, kaolin cement, clay soft, soluble, bentonite, light tan to light br- own. Clay and sandstone as above with black brittle coal. As above with sandstone, becoming conglomeratic with scattered volcanic and quartz pebbles to gravel. Sandstone, unconsolidated, white to green-white, high- ly conglomeratic with milky quartz and abundant green and gray volcanic pebbles to gravel. Clay as above. Sandstone, light cream to white, slightly salt and pe- pper, predominately quartzose with scattered black and green grains, occasional pink, tight, dense, well cem- ented, firm to hard with minor pebbles, ss above. Clay, as above. Sandstone, as above, with abundant pebbles and pebble fragments. Clay, as above. Sandstone, predominately white to milky quartz, uncon- solidated, very coarse to lesser medium and coarse gr- ained, sub-angular to sub-rounded and with consolidated salt and pepper sandstone, as above. Clay, as above._ Sandstone, light gray to white to gray-green, firm to hard, consolidated, calcareous, clay, light tan to cream to white, soft, soluble, sandy. Sand, predominately unconsolidated, clear and milky qu- artz pebbles and pebble fragments with minor salt end pepper, consolidated. Sandstone, white to green to white, medium to very coa- rse grained, poorly sorted, consolidated and loose, ab~. .... undant black and green mica flakes. 1800 - 1830 1830 - 203.5 Sample Description Conttd~ As above with abundant quartz and dark Igneous peb- bles, gravels and fragments ( Weathered Basement). Igneous &rani,e, angular white to pale green quarts fragments with abundant (10-20~) biotite, black to dark green, occuring in free thick laminated chunks and as inclusions in quartz fragments. Core #1; 1999t - 200&', No recovery. Core #2~ 2009~ . 202§t, Recovered 16 feet of pale sreenish-white bio- tire granite, a fe~ streaks (2-3") of badl~ broken and frac- tured, few instances of slickenzidea on &5 parallel fracture Daily Chronolosical Report Report is as of midnisht each day. March 17, 1969 Rigging up. March 18, 1969 Rigging up. l~arch 19, 1969 Rigging up. March 20, 1969 Rigging up and rig repairs. March 21, 1969 Rigging up and rig repairs. Drilled rat hole and mouse hole. Spudded at &:45 p.m. Drilled to 222 feet. March 22, 1969 Drilled to 500 feet. Set 500 feet of new 13 3/8" casing, 54.50~ with 400 sacks of cement, class G. Ideal cement, 2~ c.c, at 500 feet K.B. Plugged down at 8:30 p.m. Waiting on cement. March 23, 1969 Waiting on cement, cut 20 inch - and welded it to 13 3/8", welded on 13 3/8" head. Work on motors, weld- ing casing head. Work on motors. Welding casing head (cracked weld). Rig repairs. Reweld casing head (cr- ack on well head). Narch 24, 1969 Wait on weld on casing head. Rig repairs, fix derrick lishts, pump room llshts. Cut off old casing head, veld on new head. Wait on pressure pump and nippling up, ldarch 25, 1969 Nipple up, test Blow Out Preventor. Chance four way pipe ram valve, break off 17 1/2" bit and pick up five drill collars, Test pipe rams, 1§00~. Drill plug and drilled out to 1728t, ldarch 26, 1969 ,Drilled to 1829'. Trip for new bit. Drilled to 2016'o Measured out of hole, corrected total depth to 1999t. Came out of the hole and went in with Christensen Dia- mond core head. Cored 1999~ to 200~t. Pulled out of hole. No recovery. Start back in hole with bit to ream and drill. March 27, 1969 Finish go in hole. Reamed 5 feet core hole. Drilled 200~~ to 2009t, Pulled out of hole. Run in hole with core barrel. Go in hole with core barrel and core from 2009~ to 2025~. Pulled out of hole, Full recovery on core. Lay down core barrel. Co in hole with bit, Ream- ed core hole and drilled to 2035t, Start pulling out of hole to run electric logs. DailF Chrono,!osical,ReporC ConC~d. ltarch 28, 1969 Finished runnins electric loss and vsi~ on ent to plus the veil. l~arch 29, 1969 Plugged veil. Plugged and abandoned. Drillin~ Time Copies of the geolograph charts are enclosed. There were several errors and corrections made during drilling operations. These are of course reflected on the charts and it is difficult to illustrate exactly, the drilling time opposite the sand and clay members on the enclosed stratigraphic log. As a result the following charts will serve mainly to dam= onstrate the slow drilling in the weathered and fresh granite as opposed to the fast drilling in the overlying sands and clay intervals, Eastman Oil Well -A- A STAR RI 12 HOU~ CHA~'r COMPANY" WELL TOTAL DEPTH ON. REMARKS TINE RECORD OPERATIO 8:00 05 IO 15 RO R5 30 55 40 45 50 .55 g:O0 05 I0 15 50 40 45 50 55 , I0:00 05 I0 15 ;)5 50 55 40 45 5O 55 I1:00 05 I0 15 ;)5 50 55 40 45 50 .55 12:00 05 I0 15 20 25 50 OPERATIOI '- 1 .. --,.... ~ ,---2='~~ . _! ~-~' , 1 ~ .'t' ~u~i- , "'---~ i , , ~ , , ........ ,,,,, ~ ..... :,=c°% o,=,~.^T~O 'ECORD OPERATtOI OPERATIO Geological Di.scussion Subject well spudded in Tertiary Sediments, remainin8 in the Tertiary to a depth of 1800 feet where Weathered basement was en- countered. The Tertiary consisted of alternatins streaks of very soft soluble to slishtly Sun,ny, gray clay and sandstone. The sandstones ransed from well cemented varyins grain sized to unconsolidated pebb- les and sravels. Most of the sandstones were arkosic and/or conslo- meratic. There were no shows of oil or Sas encountered in any of the sandstones. Frequent ltsnite and coal streaks were interlaminated with the clays and sandstones. Below the Weathered Basement, fresh biotite sranite was found at 1830 feet and continued to the total depth. A bottom hole core was taken which confirmed the findtnss in the drill cuttinss. Co.nclusions _ As' mentioned above there were no oil or 8as shows associated with any of the sandstones, Subject test well was bottomed at 203§ feet after penetratins 20§ feet of fresh tsneous basement. As a result of the above, the hole was plussed and'abandoned in accordance with the Alaska State rules and resulstions. Form REV Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate & "Subsequent Reports" m Dupheate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use thru form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a d~flerent reservoir Use "APPLICATION FOR PER_MIT--" for such proposals ) 0IL WELL [] GAB WELL [] OTHER Dry Hole NAME OF OPERATOR INLET OIL CORPORATION ADDH~-~S OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 1497, Anchorage, Alaska 9950] 4 LOCATION O,F Wb~T.T, At~um~Section 13, T. 17 N., R. 6 W., S. M. 1925.7' N., 1239.78' W. from SE Corner 13 I~.T .~-VATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of NOt[ce, Re -5 API ~CAL CODE 50-283-20024 6 LEASI~ DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO ADL 37786 '~ IF INDIA.N, A.LJ-~'i-r~ OR TRIBE NA1VI~ 8 UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME Fish Creek 9 W~:,.L NO One 10 Fr~r~r~ AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC.. T, R, M, (BO'ITOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 13, T17N, R6W, S.M. Mesozoic T¢$~ 12 PER1VIIT NO 69-19 x>rt, or Other Dat~ NOTICE OF INTENTION TEST WATER 8HUT-0FF FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR ACIDIZE REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS SUBSEQUENT KEPORT OF: MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING ABANDONS SHOOTING OR ACIDIZINO ABANDONMENTs (Other) (Other) (NOTE: Report resultm of multiple completion on Wmll Completion or Recompletiou Report and Log form.) 15 DEScRIBEproposedPROPoSEDwork. OR COMPLETED 0PERATI0'~S (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an~ Well plugged and abandoned on March 29, 1969. Plug set from 600 feet to 400 feet with 50 sacks of cement. Surface plug set with 10 sacks and marker placed on location. Location cleaned up and regraded. 16 I hereby certify that.the foregoln~ i~ true and correct (This space for State office u~e) APPROVED BY CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: TITLE DATE See 1,nstructions On Reverse Side ( ~o~ No P--i STATE OF AI. ASKA REV 9-30-6'; OJL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUBMIT IN DEPLICATE ~'IONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS I 0IL ~ GA8 ~ ~.L,~ ,--' ~,.L,, oT~, Dr}- Hole 2 NAME OF OPElq.~TOR INLET OIL CORPORATION 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P, O. Box 1497, Anchorage; Alaska. ggqol 4 LOCATION OF WTM Section 13~ T. 17 N., R. 6 W. 0 S. M. 1925.7' Ns 1239.78' W fremSE Cerner. DNUA. 5ERICAJ~ CODE -283-20024 SE DESIGNATION AN'D SE'RIAL L 37786 {7 IF I.~-DI~,N, ALOi i~ OR TRIBE XAAIE L~'IT, F.~M OR ~ASE N' Fish Creek WE~ NO Wildcat i~ , T, R, M (BOSOM HO~ - Se%~~'T17N, R6W, S.M. I 69-~9 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CI-IANGES IN HOLE SIC. E, CASING A/WI) CEIvIENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AN]) VOLU1VIES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS AND PdESULTS, FISHING JOBS, JD-NK IN HOLE A_ND SIDE-/q:CkCKED HOLE AND ANY O'FH~,R SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOLIiI CONDITIONS Spud March 21, 1969. Drilled 17 1/2 inch hole to 504 feet. Set 13 3/8 inch casing at 500 feet with 400 sacks of cement. Drilled 8 5/8 inch hole t,o 2,035 feet. Logged hole on March 27, 1969. Plugged and abandoned on March 29, 1969. Set plug from 600 feet to 400 feet with 130 sacks of cement. Set surface plug with 10 sacks of cement, and placed marker on well-site location. NOTE--Report on th~s form ,s reqmred for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operaUons, ancl must be filed ~n duphcate w~th the Dwlslon of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise dwected DESIGNATION OF OPERATOR The undersigned is, on the records of the Division of Lands · of the Department of Natural Resources, State of Alaska, holder of SERIAL NUMBER: and hereby designates NAME: ADL-37786 INLET OIL CORPORATION ADDRESS: P.O. Box 30614 DALLAS, TEXAS 75240 as his operator and local agent, with full authority to act in his behalf in compliance with the terms of the lease and regulations applicable thereto, and on whom the director or his representative may serve written or oral instructions in securing compliance with the operating regulations with respect to: PROTRACTED SURVEY To ~wnship 17 North, RanK~ 6..~e..st, _Seward .M. eri_d, ia~n Section 2: S 1/2, NE 1/4, S 1/2 NW 1/4, NE 1/2 NW 1/4 Section 11: All Section 13: Ail Section 14: Ail Containing 2520.00 acres, more or less. It is understood that this designation of operator does not relieve the lessee of responsibility for compliance with the terms of the lease and the operating reg-alations. It is also understood that this designation of operator does not comstitute an assignment of any interest in the lease. In case of default on the part of the designated operator, the lessee will make full and prompt compliance with all regulations, lease cerms or orders of the director or his representative. · The lessee a§rees promptly to notify the director of any change im the designated operator. STANDARD OIL COMPAS"f OF CALIFORNIA March /~)" 1969 MAR 1 ? 969 '- ANCNMA. O{ Assis rant Secretary ~25 Bush Street, San Francisco, Cal~fornia 9~!20 DXVZSXOI{ OY OIL AND GAS ~r. D. L. rehrmy Xulmt M_I ~_tou Thomm St. Xmrshali, Jr. FORM SA lB MEMORANDUM TO: FROM: State of Alaska DATE SUBJECT: FORM SA lB TO: ['- FROM: State of Alaska DATE : SUBJECT~ FORM SA - I B MEMORANDUM TO: !-- FROM: ¢ State of Alaska DATE : SUBJECT~ LAND DEPARTMENT ANCHORAGE DISTRICT R W KILLEN OIL COMPANY OF C~LIFORNI~, ~VzsTz~N OPZ~T~ONS. INC. P. O. BOX 7-839 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99501 ti,arch 13, 1969 Fish Creek Farmout ADL-37786 Drillsite Lease Inlet Oil Corporation P. O. Box 1497 Anchorage, Alaska Attention: Mr. D. L. Fahrny Gent lemen: Attached is a Designation of Operator for the subject lease which grants you the authority to operate and drill ~ test yell under the subject farmout agreement on the lands embraced in the lease. Very truly yours, R. W. Killen PFM:nh Attachment RECEIVED ~A~ 1 ? I969 DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS ANt H~t~..G E Form P--1 REV # SUBMIT IN TRI~, AT~ (Other mstruetlons on reverse side) STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BACK TYPI OF WORK DRILL ~/1 DEEPEN [::] PLUG BACK TYPE 0F WILL O,L [-] W,LLOAS [[] O,HE. WILDCAT -.ONE"'~OL' [-] M~L,,PL,zo,~ WELL NA1VIE OF OPE~ATOR Inlet Oil Corporation - Apco Oil Corporation 3 ADDRESS O~F OP]~.ATOR P. O. Box 1497, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 LOCATION O~ A~r~ace 1925. 17'N, 1239.78'W, from the SE Corner A~p~o~p~o~ ~o=~ SECTION13, T. 17 N, R. 6 W, S. 13 DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION F.%OM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 28 miles Northwest (NW) o£ Anchorage 14 BOND INFORMATION TYPE Blanket Surety and/or NO 1561326 15 DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED*IQ~. 5 I?'~T ]?~o 7~l~Ar]16 NO. OF ACRES IN LEASE ~CATION TO NEAREST - ' PRO~r~T~o~S~ ~, ~ Of the Southeas~ } Z5Z0 (AI~ to nearest drlg, unit, If any)(SE) Corner, i {~ DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCA~'ON*' ' ' ' ~ 19 PROPOSD D~ TO NEAREST W~L DRILLING, COMPLETD, ~ OR APPLI~ FOR, FT ~ 8 miles SW of Farms ~1 ~1 Red Shirt ~ 6,000' 21 ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, CR, etc ) 110' Above Mean Sea Level, (Ground) 23 PROPOSED .~ASING AND CE1V[ENTING PROGP,~M API 50-283-20024 6 LEASE DI~IGNATION AND Sl~:U~L NO ADL 37786 ~-/- 7~ IF EN~DIAN. ALLO'ITEE OR TI~IBE NAM~ 8 UNIT, FARM OR LEASE FISH CREEK 9 WE~L NO ONE 10 PII~-,D AND POOL, OR WILDCAT WILDCAT !11SEC , T , R , M , (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 13~T.17N.,R. 6W.,S.M. 6,000~ or Mesozoic Rocks 1~. .~o,,-; $25,000.00 :17 NO ACRES 'ASSIGNED TO THiS WELL 160 acre s ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS Rotary 22 APPROX, DATE WORK WILL START* 3/15/69 SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF cAsING/ ,,,WEIGHT PER FOOT GRADE .[ sETTiNG DEPTH ~t'*NTIT! OF C,MEN'i ~onductor 20" 8~.01 ~ J-~[, 60"' ' Surf a c e 13 3 / 8 ',~~ · ~ 0 ~J~0 5 0 ~ 4 0 0s a c ks 8 3/4 7" 26 ...... ~"' T.D. ~ ~ , ..... ,, ,,, ,, , , .... [ Coastal Drilling Rig 6, Emsco G-B 500 to be used. B.O.P. 1Z" Shaffer Double Gate, pressure tested to 2000 PSI, from under surface Production B. O, P. 12", 9000 Series GK Hydril IN ABOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSED PROGRAM If proposal is to deepen or plug back, g~ve data on present produ.ct~ve zone amd proposed new p,y~duct~ve zone If proposal ~s to droll or deepen chrect .onally, g~ve pertinent data on s~bsurface locations and rneasurmd and true vert~ca]/~del~ths Give blowoat preventer program 24 I here~~'/at the Fore~mg is Tru~a~c~ Correct ' / / ~ STGN DATE. 3// /~f TITL~ e -, ....-w ~ ~,,- ~, , , ! / ' (Thru space ~State office Use) ~' CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: DIRECTIONAL SURVEY IR~EQ~ [] YES '~ NO A P I ~CAL CODE , ~f / DATE ./ ' / ii i i i i I i I i ii I i ii .2' /Z'. ~_ I~I Bross Cop Monument ,"~,1" ~E O Iron Pipe e~ Survey Hulo & Took I "" -' ~( ~' ~ REVI'$"I'ON$ '1 DAT~ 11 aY , ~,q"~--~?- _~'T,'-'-' --' --~ ....,,--~,-- ......... ep red y · · Dickinson Oswa d & Asso 4:~5 9fh a~, Anchorage . . . .- · .' 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