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Home My WebLink About168-001 DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SOLID WASTE PROGRAM 410 WILLOUGHBY AVENUE JUNEAU, ALASKA 99508 http://www.state.ak.us/dec/ deh Telephone: (907) 465-5153 Fax: (907) 465-5164 April 17, 2003 Laura Hammond Unocal Corporation PO Box 196247 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6247 è)GM~~lE[); F 2. Reference: Issuance of Permanent Closure Approval for Inactive Reserve Pits located at Lewis River 13-2 and Stump Lake 41-33 Dear Ms. Hammond: \ <ö ~--a() \ 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 west side of Cook Inlet. The closure applications and corrective action plans provided the required information describing the history and conditions of the reserve pits( s), results of required water sampling, an assessment of the potential risks posed by the drilling waste to human health and the environment as well as proposed corrective actions. Corrective actions are completed at these sites. The reserve pits at both sites were capped with gravel and overburden such that ponds will not develop in the capped area. Water quality monitoring will continue at these sites for three years in accordance with requirements of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game (ADF&G) under their Susitna Flats State Game Refuge management authority. ADEC has determined that these sites present no material or probable risk to the public health or the environment. Public notice requesting comments on the closure requests was published March 7 and 8, 2003 in the Anchorage Daily News and posted on the state web site March 7, 2003. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game requested that we postpone closure until they inspect the revegetation success at the sites. They stated that if ADEC proceeds with closure approval, then ADF&G would continue with management of the sites under their refuge management authority and permit stipulations. The ADEC closure requirements do not have a revegetation standard; ADEC has determined that the reserve pits at these sites meet the closure requirements of 18 AAC 60.440. e Ms. Laura Hammond Unocal Corporation e April 17, 2003 Page 2 of3 Closure Approval Under authority of 18 AAC 60.440 (j), ADEC grants permanent closure approval to Unocal for the inactive reserve pits at the following sites: Well Name API Number MTRS Landowner Lewis River 13-2 50-283-20011-00 Section 02 T14N, R09W, SM DNRlADF&G Stump Lake 41-33 50-283-20055-00 Section 33, T14N, R08W SM DNRlADF&G Terms and Conditions This permanent closure approval is subject to the following terms and conditions: 1) In accordance with 18 AAC 60.440(1), the Department will require additional investigation, assessment, monitoring or remediation if new information regarding conditions at the reserve pit facilities indicates that further actions are necessary to protect human health or the environment. 2) The 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 this decision may request an adjudicatory hearing in accordance with 18 AAC 15.195- 18 AAC 15.340 or an informal review by the Division Director in accordance with 18 AAC 15.185. Informal review requests must be delivered to the Division Director, 555 Cordova, Anchorage, Alaska, 99501 within 15 days of the permit decision. Adjudicatory hearing requests must be delivered to the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation, 410 Willoughby Avenue, Suite 303, Juneau, Alaska 99801, within 30 days of the permit decision. If a hearing is not requested within 30 days, the right to appeal is waived. Sincerely, ELECTRONICALLY TRANSMITTED Glenn Miller Solid Waste Program Manager Glenn _ Miller@dec.state.ak.us cc: electronic only Tom Maunder, AOGCC, Anchorage (Tom_Maunder@admin.state.ak.us) Bruce Webb, ADNR, O&G Division, Anchorage (Bruce_ Webb@dnr.state.ak.us) Kaye Laughlin, DGC, Anchorage (klaughli@jpo.doi.gov) e Ms. Laura Hammond Unocal Corporation tit April 17, 2003 Page 3 of3 Linda Nuechterlein, ADEC, Anchorage (Linda_Nuechterlein@dec.state.ak.us) Wayne Dolezal, ADF&G, Anchorage (Wayne_Dolezal@fishgame.state.ak.us) lc-apfm lOjan95 PLUGGING & State of Alaska LOCATION CLEARANCE REPORT ALAS~ OIL & ~AS CONSERVATION CO~H~ISSION PTD No. ~/~ -O(~[ Memorandum To File: API No. 28 F - 20e311 -0(% Spud: !/30/68 Well Name Opera tor Location Abnd Date Completed, Note casing size, wt, depth, =mt vol, & procedure. Liner: -- Perf intervals - tops: S~fO ' ~ /~[FCX{g '" lS~-at Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance - provide loc. clear, code. Well heaa ~ut off: -- Location Clear.ce: ~ Code Signed Date December 9, 1980 Mr. Robert A. Ballog Area Paleontologist Union Oil Company of California P.O. Box 6176 Ventura, California 93003 Re: Preparation of palynologic/kerogen slides from well samples and cores in the state library collection. Dear Bob: Pursuant to our November 20, 1980 discussion, permission is hereby granted to Union Oil Company of California to extract a maximum I cc. of sample material per sample envelope or I cc. of core material per foot of core from the State's set of samples and cores for the sole purpose of preparing palynologic and kerogen slides within the designated intervals in the following wells, subject to the conditions set forth below: Sample Set No. 1"7'9 ......... 167 260 311 188 139 162 110 203 164 Well SOCAL Lewis River #13-2 ARCO Middle River Unit #1 Texaco Nicolai Cr. Unit %4 Texaco Long Lake Unit %1 Cherryville Middle River -- Unit # 2 Shell Cottonwood Ct. St. #1 Shell Kustatan Ridge #1 Shell Middle River St. #1 Pan Am Bachatna Cr. St. %1 Mobil Tower #2 Interval 2o (including cores) 0' - 10,586' (including cores) 310' - 12,744' 365' - 11,097' 2112' - 8,267' 42' - 4,245' (including cores) 30' - 6,718' 110' - 5,277' (including cores) 60' - 6,320' 1180' - 12,060' Mr. Robert &. ~' 1 log . Union Oil Co. I~ Californza -2- f' ~ecember 9, 1980 1) Cuts of the sample and/or core ~aterial fro~ the State collection are to be extracted only froe those lndivi- due! envelopes or bags in ~hich total content of cuttings or core ~ateri&l is greater than 10 cc. cuts are to be extracted if the volume of material in the individual envelope is less then 10 cc.) 2) Union will provide the State' with a list of the speci- fic sample and core footages from which material vas extracted. 3) One standard set and one screened set of palynologic slides and one set of kerogen slides are to be pre- pared for each well. 4) Bach group of slides is to be received by the Com~s- sion within approximately 90 days from ~he time the material vas cut fro~ the Coms~Lssion sasq~le l~brary. 5) All residue and excess material is to be returned to the Comm~ssion. 6) Ail slides are to be transmitted direct to the Commis- sion and not examined by outside parties. 7) Petrographic or other thin $octions are not to be pre, red without specific consent from the Ccsamission. 8) Union shall bear all costs entailed. We are pleased to ~ork with you in this beneficial project and look forward to yo~z o~ny's continued exercise of care ami gOod Judgemont in ~he handling of this limited quantity of veil material. ! knew we both uaderstand that the State's well sample library is public property and that granting Union permission to extract portions o£ material from this library for the pUL~Se Of preparing the indicated slides enhances the value of the library and is in the public interest. Very truly yours, ~il ltam Van lien Petroleu~ Geologist Craig I. ~htte Un,on Oil Cc~upan~ of California P.O. Box 6247 An~orage, Alaska 99502 CITIES SERVICE OIL COMPANY October 7, 1975 900 Colorado State Bank Building 1600 Broadway Denver, Colorado 80202 Telephone: 303-802-0263 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 ATTN: Mr. Hoyle H. Hamilton Chief Petroleum Engineer RE: Lewis River No. 1 Dear Mr. Hamilton: Enclosed please find the completion report for Cities Service Oil Company Lewis River No. 1 well. This well is considered a dual completion and two separate Form P-7 reports are included. Also included are two copies of completion schematic, tubing string description, sidewall core description, drill stem test summary, one copy of Halliburton's Formation Testing Report for Test 1-17, and one copy and one sepia for the mud log. In a separate box we are sending one sepia and one copy of the following electric logs: Compensated Neutron Formation Density Dual Induction Laterolog Borehole Compensated Sonic Proximity Log Compensated Formation Density State of Alaska Form G-I, Open Flow Potential Report, will follow in a short time. It is hoped that the enclosed information is sufficient. If there are any questions or problems, please contact me in Anchorage at 272-9441. WRH: kl Enclosures Sincerely, W. Randolph Hicks Drilling Engineer Western Region S'r.a~=~nn Op. Co~~v ox C~.~o~~, W~-s?~.a~ O~.a~?xo~s, I~c. P O. BOX 7-839 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99501 EXPLORATION DEPARTMENT ANCHORAGE DISTRICT R I LEVORSEN DISTRICT SUPERINTENDENT t4a¥ 2~, 1968 STAEDARD OIL CO. OF CALIFOENIA (0~mA~) LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SEC. 2, T-14-N, R-9-W, S.M. Hr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. State of Alaska Division of Hines & Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alask~ 99504 Attention: Hr. T. R. Harshall, ~r. RECEIVED MAY 2 ~ 1968 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAL~ ANCHORAGE Gentlemen: We are transmitting under seperate cover the washed ditch samples for the subject well. 20'- 8~690' 9,180'- 9,270' %340'-11,625 TD Yours very truly, A.P. I . COOE ' 50-283-20011 D~-12 Re lease Da te State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources DIVISION OF MINES ANO MINERALS Petroleum Branch 5-18-70 · ~.- ~ ~ : iiii ii Sec;. _ 2 ........... T. 14N R. 9W INDIVIDUAL WELL RECORD S Heridlan Permit No. 68-1 Issued 1-5-68 Operator Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Location (Surface) 1980'FSL & 660'FWd, Sec. 2 Lease No:-ADL- 20-24:2................................ ~ __ -- or Owner Lewis River Unit LOC. (Bottom) Same ~ We) i No. -_: 1~2_ , .... ..... Area North of Ivan River Spud Dat~...,?30~8 _. D~illing Ceased ...... 3-1-68 Total ~epth 11,625~ S u spend_ed Abandoned 4-18-68 Completed (F-GL-P),_ · : Elevation 135'KB IP B/D, Gray APl Cut ~ Gas..~MCF/O, Bean _ :./64 CP ......... psi, Cas ing:_ S i=ze_.:: . ~ SxCmt 20"' 71~) 353 ' 575 # 13 3/8"'61&68~; "-'mi- - Z-- -L7: - TP psi plugs 9150'-8820' S.~. 7965'- 7754'-7697' 50 sx. 120 sx. DV. 670 2361' 900 9088' 1530 :- :..__ _: -~ GEOLOGi C FORMATIONS Su_rface _ Lowest ~Tested___ Name _ -~ ~ jil_ ~_L ml]_~ i. i jl IL i u __1 JIU J J_ _ I ~ PROOUCTI VE HORIZONS Depth Con ten ts ~_ - _ · : _:: :- _: : i~ - - WELL STATUS Year Jan Feb Nar _Apr Hay June July Aug_ _Sept Oct Nov Dec , ............. __m _ --:f '-:_ : ~ ml~l_l .... '- ' _-- : ~l_: - : ~mlJlllll~ _LL I~m m [ ~m_ _lmmll_ Il I Jim mil .... i -: IIllJ . m mm . Re~rks= High pressure salt water at 9,082' - flowed. COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W,__S. M. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF ~AL~FORNIA, W.O.I. Page fourteen - OPERATOR DEVIATION DATA DEPTH DEGREES 90' 0"15' 250' 0"15' 350' 0°45' 570' 0"45' 824' 0°30' 1~20' 2°15' 1400' 1"45' 1670' l°00' 1953' l°15' 2170' 0~15' 2361' l°30' 2700' 1"30' 3080' l°30' 3356' l°30' 3697' 2~45' 3850' 3"00' 3980' 3"00' 4165' 2"15' 4375' 3°00' DEPTH 4500' 4688' 4840' 5150' 5440' 5730' 6060' 6330' 6570' 6830' 7220' 7870' 8031' 8300' 8550' 8860' 9140' 9270' DEGREES 3"00' 2°45, 2"45, 2"15' lO30, 3o15, 3o00' 2o00' 3~00, 3"00' 3"00' 4"00' 4o00, 3o45, 2"00' 1"45' 2"15' 2"15' ( ( 5?a~nann Op. Co~,a~v o~' Ca~.~on~n~, W~.s~-a~ O~.aa?~o~s, I~c. P O. BOX 7-839 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99501 EXPLORATION DEPARTMENT ANCHORAGE DISTRICT r I LEVORSEN D~STR~CT SUPERINTENDENT ~y 23, s~rOAm~ on~ co. o~ CA~O~Z~ (0~0~) LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SEC. 2, T-14-N, R-9-W, S.M. Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. State of Alaska Division of Mines & Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. T. R~ Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: RECEIVED MAY g 4:1§68 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERALS ANCHORAGE We are transmitting under seperate cover the core sample from the above well. ~he interval cored and sample depths are listed below: Core ~l 11,485'-11,505' recovered 20' The cores were sampled every foot through the interval of core recovery. Yours very truly, JAW: dw EXPI. ORATION DEPARTMENT ANCHORAGE DISTRIGT R. I LEVORSEN DISTRICT ~UPERINTENDENT P. O. BOX 7-839 ANCHORAGE ALASKA 99501 Hay 23, 1968 Standard Oil Co. of California (Operator) Lewis River ~13-2 Sec. 2, T-14-N, R-9-~,, S.M. West Side Cook Inlet, Alaska Mr. T. R. Marshall, Jr. State of Alaska Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Mr. Marshall: R£C£1V£D 1968 DIVISION OF MINES & MINER/~ ANCHORAGE Enclosed are one reverse sepia and one folded blue line each of the composite Dmal Induction-Laterolog and the Formation Evaluation mud l~g from surface to TD 11,623' for the captioned well. Please hold these logs in a confidential status for the prescribed two year period. Very truly yours, . Levorse~~y Enclosures Received: Form P~7 * STATE OF ALASKA (See other ~. OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION CO We,,erse ..,de, WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPO~ELOG i iii i iiii i *~ O~ W~L~. OIL ~ GA~ ~ DRY ~o Other IYPE OF ~OMPLE~O~: ~'ELL el ER EN B ~CK EESVR Other NAME OF OPERATOR Standard Oil Company of Californ.ia, WOI 3 ADDRESI$ OF OPERATOR Box 7,-739, Anchorage. Alaska 99...~01 . ~. LOCAT 0, OF w£L'- (Report l°cat,.~;~ cl~arlll and tn accordance w~th any State requtrements)* At surface 3280' Soutk and 658' East of the Northwest corner. Sec. 2, T14N, At top prod interval reported below At total depth As above 14. DATE T D REACHED [15 DATE COMP SUSP OR ABAND 3-1-1968 ] 4-18-1968 13 DATE SPUDDED 1-30-68 18 TOTAL DEPTH, Nil) & TVD[19 PLUG, BACK biD & TVD~0 IF ~UJLTIPLE COIVLPL, j 21 / t'IOW MANY* [ ROTARY T00Lq 11,62 S Surface Surface 99.. PRODUCING INTEIiVAL(S), OF TI-LIS COMPLETION--TOP, BOTTOM, NA1VIE (IVID AND TVD)* AP1 NIJ3~ CODE 50-585-20011 None LEASE DESIGNATION A.ND SEI-~IAJ., NO. ADL-20242 IF IN'DIA2N'. AJ_J..OTTEE OR TR/BE NAI~IE 8 UNIT,FA.C~I OR LEASE NA.%IE ~. WELL NO Lewis River #15-2 10 ~IELD A~ND POOL, OR WI~CAT Wildcat ~'11 SEC. T, R, O~E~IVE) Sec 2, T14N, R9W, S~,! 12 PEP~%IIT NO i16 flLW. VATIOXS LDF. HKB. RT. GR, BTC}' t17 ~ CASIXGHEAD 135' KB ~1 11 , 6215= %VAS DIRECTIONAL SURVEY ~IADE .1 TOTC0 TYPE IgLEC FRIC AND OTHER LOGS RUN DIL, Sonic, FDL, CDM, biudlo~ .... CASING RECORD (Report all ~trmgs set x-, well) CASLNGSIZE ]WEIGHT' LB /FT [[ ' GRADE ~DEPTHSET(M"D; HOLE $IZE ]2 011 71# / B"' ! 353[ 24'I [ ~75 C~iLNTING~CO~ ] ~{OU~PULL~~~ , 13 3/8" 61&68~ [J.-55[ 2361~ 17 1/2'[' 1~70 decks . 9 5/8" 4.35a47 2p-1]Oa Onga l? 1/4~' 1530 ~ac-k,,,q ' ,,, [ ' IN-8°i', ' , I .....· I_ ........~ ~iN~a~, ~cm~ ...... ['24' ~u~ SIZE [ TOP (~iD) BOTTOm[ (~D)tSACICS CEM~T' S~I.E= (MD, { SIZE DE~ S~T (~D) PACK~ SET (~D) s~ze and number) ~ ACID, SifOT, F?~Ci URE, C~AE~T SQUEEZE. ~C 5410-5425, 5910-5922, 7792-7802, 5810-5831, 6093-6119, 7814-7824 All Perf'~q nl~.~o~ n-F'f ..... $0. PI%eDUCTION DATE FIRST PI~ODUCTION None ~r I lPnor> ~,r FO~ 4.~L12-17/6 ........... - 31. DISPOSITION 0F GAS (Sold, used for fuel, vented, etc ) I~RODUCTION NIE£IIOD (Flo~log. gas lift, pumped--size and type of pump) OIL--BP.L ] V~ELL STATUS (Producw~g or shut-m) Aband¢}n, ed W$~ Ei{--BBL GAS-OIL ~TIO WA~BBL ~ OIL G~VITY-~I (CO~.) 1 TEST ,VITN'ESS~D BY e Lo~s under senarate cover ...... 33. 'l"h'ereby certtflMthat the ~eTi~goingand arftachfd lffformatton Is comDlefe hnd correct as determined from all-a%ailable records ' SIGNED / "/' · --.i.- - -- ,~.., - - , ,,,,C iiiii i i i i i iiiiiii i *(See Instructions and Spaces [or Additional Data on Reverse Side) COMPLETION REPORT -.NEW WELL STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA WESTERN OPERATIONS, INC. - OPERATOR API: #50-583-20011 AREA: PROPERTY West Cook Inlet Proposed Lewis RAver Unit LAND OFFICE: LEASE NO.: Anchorage ADL 20242 WELL NO.: Lewis River #13-2 LOCATION: 3300' South and 658' East of the Northwest Corner of Section 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. ELEVATION: 135' K.B. DATE: May 1, 1968 K.B. is 20' above ground BY: ' "~ _.;-~J..., L'" ~ ~,.-q. ; -,. CHATTER¥ON' District Superintendent DRILLED BY: Rowan Drilling Company· Rig #29 DATE COMMENCED DRILLING: 1-30-68 DATE COMPLETED DRILLING: 4-18-68 DATE OF INITIAL PRODUCTION: None. Well Plugged and Abandoned SUMMARY TOTAL DEPTH: 11,625' PLUGS: Surface-224' (CEM) EST. 5,200'-5,303' (CEM)' JUNK~ None 5,303' 5 870' 051' · , &6, (DCIBP) EST. 7,697'-7,754' (CEM) CASING: 20" cemented at 353'' 7,754' & q~'~69~ (DCIBP) 13 3/8" cemented at 2,361' 8,820'-9,141' (CEM) 9 5/8" cemented at 9,088' RECEIVED DIVISION O~ COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W~. S. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. Page two - OPERATOR Perforations: 4-1/2" Hyper Jet Holes following intervals: 5,410' - 5,425' 5,810' - 5,831' 5,910' - 5,922' 6,093' - 6,119' 7,792' - 7,802' 7.814' - 7,824' per Foot at the Well Surveys -- · 9. 10. 1. Schlumberger DIL, 349-11,623' (Linear) 1" 2. Schlumberger DIL, 349-11,623' 5" 3. Schlumberger BHC Sonic, 349-11,618' 1" & 4. Schlumberger Comp. Formation Denisty, 2,366-11,632' 1" & 5. Schlumberger Continuous Dipmeter, 2,370-11,620' 6. Schlumberger Gamma Ray-Neutron, 2,300-9,100' 5" 7. Schlumberger Casing Collar Log & Perf. Record, Selected Int. 5" schlumberger Cement Bond Log, 4,000-9,086' 5" Exploration Logging Mud Log, Surface-il,625' 1" Exploration Logging Chromatograph, Surface-Il,625' 1" ~ ne~5~.etic _~gg. SYStems 1. Bulk Volume Analysis 2,400-11,600' 2. Rwa Density 2,400-7,000' 3. Rwa Sonic 2,400-9,000' 4. FAL Density 9,100-11,600' 5. FAL Sonic 9,100-11,600' 6. Formation Factor-Density 2,366-7,025' 7. Formation Factor-Sonic 2,363-9,095' 5" 5" 5~, 5" Formation Tests: HCT #1, Interval 7,792' - 7,802' ~CT #2, Interval 6,093' - 6,119' HCT #3, Interval 5,910' - 5,922' HCT #4, Interval 5,810' - 5,831' ~CT #5, Interval 5,410' - 5,425' & 7,814' - 7,824' RECEIVED MAY 9 1968 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERALS ANCHORAGE COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. RECF!V[D 1968 DIVISION Oi: MINES & MINERAI~ p a g e'm gR ' STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR January 30, 1968 Spudded at 9:00 P.M. Drilled 15" hole to 43'. January 31, 1968 Drilled 15" hole to 353'. Opened hole to 24" to 353'. Circulated. February !, 196~ Ran 355' of 20", 71# Grade B line pipe to 353' and cemented with 575 sx. Class G cement mixed with 2% CaC12. C.I.P. @ 2:30 P.M. Cut off' 17.80' of 20~ and welded on flange. February 2, 1968 Nippled up 20" BOPE and cemented with 13 sacks of cement between 20" casing and 36" conductor. February 3, 1968 Ran 12-1/4" bit and drilled out float at 310' and shoe at 353'. Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 820'. 74 pcf. February 4, 1968 Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 957'. Circulated. Hole sloughing. Drilled to 1,037' and circulated. Drilled to 1,806'. Tripped. Lost one cone off bit. February 5, 1968 Drilled to 2,204'. Circulated. Ran Schlumberger dual Induction Laterolog and BorehOle Comp. Sonic Caliper Gamma Ray 2214 (Schl. meas.) to conductor at 353'. February 6, 1968 Opened hole to 17-1/2" to 1,243'. COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. RECEIVr MAY Di¥1SlON OF MINE~ P ~e~O~r STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR February 7, 1968 Opened hole to 2,361' (Driller miscounted joints of drill pipe and drilled from 2,204' to 2,361' with hole opener). Reran Schlumberger Dual Induction Laterolog 2,345' - 353' (two runs). Ran bit and circulated for casing. February 8 & 9, 1968 Ran and cemented 13-3/8" casing at 2,361' with 1,570 sacks cement.~ - CEMENTING DETAIL - Cemented 13-3/8" casing at 2,361' in two stages. Shoe stage cemented with 900 sacks. (La~ 150 sacks treated with 2% CaCl2.) Second stage cemented through DV ports at 1,003' with 670 sacks cement. First 400 sacks treated with 2% CaC12, all cement treated with 1% CFR-2. Hookload weight before cementing 138,000# After cementing before landing 130,000# At time of landing 130,000# Full circulation during both ~obs. - CASING DETAIL - K.B. to top of casing Top 4 .joints 13-3/8",68#,J-55,SSR Next 19 joints 13-3/8",61#,J-~5,S8R DV collar Next 28 joints 13-3/8",68#,J-55,S8R Bottom 6 .joints 13-3/8",6~#,J-55,S8R Casing cemented at Including shoe and float collar Used 11 centralizers K.B. DePth~ 3.00 158.83 161.83 839.45 1,001.28 2.00 1,003.28 1,121.54 2,124.82 236.19 2,361.00 2,361.00 February- 10, 1968 Installed and tested BOPE W/25~0 - OK. ! February 11, 1968 Ran 12-1/4" bit and drilled out DY collar at 1,001'. Drilled out Float collar at 2,304'. Tested casing W/2500 psi - Ok. Circulated. Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 2,850'. COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W, S.M. RECF V? ANCHORAGE. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR February 12, 1968 Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 3,651' Tight hole at 2,390' 2 514' 2,610' 2790' 3 290' and 3,320' Reamed through tight spots , , , · February 13-19, 1968 Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 7,232'· Observed increased flow in annulus· Shut off pump and observed mud flowing· Circulated and raised mud weight from 72-75 pcf. Drilled ~head to ',530' ..~ ~ February 20-25, 1968 ~ Drilled 12-1~.4" hole to 8,988'. 75 pcf. mud February 2~6_-~March_ _~_, 19_6_~8 Drilled 12-l,/4" hole to 9,088'. Well started flowing. Stopped pump anS well continued to flDw. Closed Hydrii and pressure inc~esed rapidly to 1000 psi. Increased mud weight in in~rements ~ 107-112 pcf.."and miwed mud to combat flu{d entry for the er.t~re, ~eriod February 26-March 1, 196S ,~ ~ - ~, March 2, 1968 Ran Schlumberger Dual Induration T,a~ro},~g 9,103'-2, 371 ' . Ran S~nic Tool. Stuck at 8,S08'. W~rke~ free after 1~ 2 hour. Ran ~{~ ~ cond. hole· No br~~ or fill· Reran Sonic log. M a r c h .._4_, __1_? 6__~8 Ran Sonic log - G~,-~ Ray 1,103'-2,363, and CBL 2,363'-150' . Ran continuous Dipmccer 9,103'-2,370' and F~zmation Density log 7,026'- 2,366'. ;~b~s to get below. Ran bit and circulated and condi- tioned mu~. March 5 & 6, 1968 ~irculated at 9,0S$' to run 9 5/8" casing. Well started flowing. Conditioned mud. COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. Page six STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR March 5, 1968 Ran and cemented 9 5/8" casing. - CEMENTING DETAIL - Shoe staq. e cemented with 930 sacks of cement. First 880 sacks treated with 1% CFR-2. Mixed in 50 mins. Displaced in 60 mins. with 668 BBLS. Mud. ,Used 125 BBLS mixing water, average s!ur~y 117#. Preceded with 10 BBLS water and no bottom plug. Bumped top plug with 1500 psi. Full circulatIon. 2nd stage cemented with 600 .sacks of cement through ports at 5,991'. Circulated bot. up. First 470 sacks treated with 1% CFR-2. Mixed in 40 mins. Displaced in 50 mins. with 445 EBLS mud. Used 75 BBLS mixing water. Average slurry 114#. Preceded with 10 BBLS water. Closed ports with 1500 psi. Bled off to 0 psi. Full to partial circulation. CIP @ 8:50 p.m. 3-6-68. Used HOWCO Skid equipment. Used rig pumps to displace on both jobs. ~9~load__~_e~l_~9_h_t- Before cementing 280,000# After cementing before landing 290,000# At t:ime of landing 290,000# - CASIN~ DETAIL - K.B. to top of casing 18.86 Top 2 joints 9-5/8",4Y#,P-110,L8R 54.63 Next 118 joints a-5/8",43.5#,N-80 Buttress 4,977.55 Next 25 jo~n~ 9-5/8",43.5#,P-110,LSM 939.44 DV Collar 2.0D Next 27 ~oints 9-5/8",43.5#,P-11D,LSR 1,160.59 Bottom d7 joints 9-5/8",47#,P-110,LSR 1,934.79 Incl~ing Float Shoe, HOWCO Self Fill Differential ~ollar at 9,0~)~' and 9 ~entralizers. Casing cemented at 73.49 5,051.04 5,990.48 5,992.48 7,153.07 9,087.86 9,088.00' March 7 & 8, 1968 Cut off 9-5/8" and nippled up. Tested BOPE to 5000 psi. OK. COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. RECEIVED MAY 196 DI¥1~IOIN OF MINES & MINk~ STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR March 5, 1968 Ran and cemented 9 5/8" casing. - CEMENTING DETAIL - Shoe sta~e cemented with 930 sacks of cement. First 880 sacks treated with 1% CFR-2. Mixed in 50 mins. Displaced in 60 min$. with 668 BBLS. Mud. Used 125 BBLS mixing water, average slurry 117#. Preceded with 10 BBLS water and no bottom plug. Bumped top plug with 1500 psi. Full circulation. ~.d stage. cemented with 600.sacks of cement through ports at 5,991'. Circulated bot. up. First 470 sacks treated with 1% CFR-2. Mixed in 40 mins. Displaced in 50 mins. with 445 ~BLS mud. Used 75 BBLS mixing water. Average slurry 114#. Preceded with 10 BBLS water. Closed ports with 1500 psi. Bled off to 0 psi. Full to partial circulation. CIP @ 8:50 p.m. 3-6-68. Used HOWCO Skid equipment. Used rig pumps to displace on both jobs. ~qq~loa~.._~~ Before cementing 280,000# After cementing before landing 290,000# At ~ime of landing 290,000# - CASIN~ DETAIL - K.B. to top of casing 18.86 Top 2 joints 9-5/8"~47#,P-110,L8R 54.63 Next 118 joints a-5/8",43.5#,N-80 Buttress 4,977.55 Next 25 jo~n~ 9-5/8",43.5#,P-110,LS~ 939.44 DV Collar 2.0D N~xt 27 ~oints 9-5/8",43.5#,P-11D,L8R 1,160.59 Bottom ~7 joints 9-5/8",47#,P-110,LSR 1,934.79 Incl~ing Float Shoe, HOWCO Self Fill Differential ~ollar aC 9,0~0~' and 9 ~en~ralizers. Casing cemented at 73.49 5,051.04 5,990.48 5,992.48 7,153.07 9,087.86 9,088.00' March 7 & 8, 1968 Cut off 9-5/8" and nippled up. Teste~ BOPE to 5000 psi. OK. COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, RPW, S. M. RECEIVED g 9 19 h J)IVISION OF MINEb ~ ~lh~k/~5 Page~E STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR March 9, 1968 Ran 8-1/2" bit and drilled out DV @ 5,990' and Baffle at 8,997'. Drilled out cement to 9,071'. Drilled out shoe and drilled 8-1/2" hole to 9,142'. 112 pcf. mud March 10, 1968 Drilled 8-1/2" hole to 9,190'. Lost 30 Bbls mud after trip. Drilled ahead to 9,276'. On trip out, noticed increase in pit. Ran back in to 9,039' with well flowing. Shut well Total gain approximately 110 barrels mud. March 11-13, 1968 Mixed mud to control lost circulation and water flow for the ~ %~%~' period, March 11-13. Mud weight 110-116 pcf. 7 ~ ~ ~1~ ~' March 14, 1968 Rigged up Halliburton and pumped in gunk plug. Cleaned out plug and drilled ahead to 9,326' with partial circulation. 117-118 pcf. mud ~rch 15, 1968 Drilled 8-1/2" hole to 9,342'. Circulated. Hole taking mud. Pumped in gunk plug #2. Cleaned out to 9,113' and circulated. March 16-!8 ~. .!968 Mixed mud to control lost circulation and well flow. 112-116 pcf. mud March 19, 1968 Circulated at 9,342'. Drilled ahead with slight loss of drilling fluid to 9,399'. 114-116 pcf. mud COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. RECEIVED 9 1968 DIVISION OF MINES & Page e~ght STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR March 20-26, 1968 Drilled 8-1/2" hole 9,399'-10,403'. Circulated for logs. 114-116 pcf. mud March 27, 1968 Pulled bit. Ran Schlumberger Dual Induction Laterolgg ~0,409'- 9,089', Sonic log 10,409'-9,089', CBL 9,080'-5,000', Formation Density log 10,409'-9,089'. wall samples 9,088'-10,409'. Ran G.R. - NCL 9100 - 2300'. March 28, 1968 Ran CDM 9,080'-10,409'. Took Side-- Shot and recovered 30 samples~ Ran bit. Circulated and conditioned mud and pulled out. Ran Schlumberger Velocity survey. Drilled 8-1/2" hole 10,403'-10,494'. March 29-April 5, 1968 Drilled 8-1/2" hole 10,494'-11,485'. A_pril 6, 1968 Cored 7-5/8" hole 11,485'-11,505'. 114-115 pcf. mud Circulated. 114-115 pcf. mt'd Cut and recovered 20'. Opened hole to 8-1/2" 11,485'-11,505' and drilled ahead to 11,531' April 7, 1968 Drilled 8-1/2" hole to 11,625' T.D. mud. April 8, 1968 114 pcf. mud Circulated and conditioned Ran Schlumberger Dual Induction Laterolog 11,627'-9,089', Gamma Ray - Sonic log 11,627'-10,400', Formation Density log 11,627'- 10,200', and Continuous Dipmeter 10,627-10,200'. Took SWS 11,570'-9,127'. ,( COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS R~VER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR ApriI 8, 1968 (continued) Ran open ended drill pipe to 9,366' and spotted 50 bbls. gel pill. ?lug #1_ Pulled up to 9,141' and equalized 120 sacks cement treated with 1% CFR-2. Pulled to 8,217' and circulated out. April 9, 1968 Cleaned out cement stringers and located firm cement at 8,920'. Pulled out. Ran Halliburton D.C. Bridge plug on drill pipe ar, d set same at 7,965'. A~ri. 1 10-12, 1968 Circulated and conditioned mud to 80 pcf. at 7,965'. Pulled out. Perforated 4-1/2" Hyper Jet Holes per foot 7,792'-7,802' and 7,814'-7,824'. Ran tester. HCT #1, Intervals 7792-7802 and 7814-7824 Tool Assembly: 2 outside BT recorders, 10' of per'd tail pipe,. RTTS packer, VR safety joint, hydraulic jars, 2 inside BT recold- ers, hydrospring tester and dual closed in pressure valve. Ran on 7,718' of 4-1/2" D.P. Used 1,500' of water cushion. Set packer at 7,748'. Opened tester at 1:13 p.m. for 5 min. pressu~ release. Shut in tester at 1:18 p.m. for 60 min. ISI pressure period. Opened tool to surface at 2:18 p.m. for 12 hr. 54 min. flow test. Obtained the following stabilized flow rates: Time Bean Rate T.P. 2 hr. 11 min. 8 hr. 28 min. 1 hr. 30 min. 1/4" 1500 MCF/D 980 psi. 1/2" 3500 MCF/D 550 psi. 3/4" 5000 MCF/D 338 psi. Shut tool in @ 3:12 a.m. 4-11-68 for 8 hrs. 44 min. Opened tool again at 11:56 p.m. for 13 hrs. 14 min. additional flow test. Obtained the following rates: Time Bean Rate T.P. 5 hr. 4 min. 1/2" 3810 MCF/D 670 psi. COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. Page ten STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR HCT #1, Intervals 7792-7802 and 7814-7824 (Continued) Time Bean Rate T.P. 1 hr. 50 min. 3/8" 3325 MCF/D 1055 psi. 1/4" Severe hydrate problems 3 hr. 30 min. 3/4" Severe hydrate problems but momentary gauge while on this bean yielded 4630 MCF/D at 595 psi. T~P. Shut in at 1:10 a.m. 4-12-68 for 7 hr. 20 min. FSI. Final Pressure data Depth Gauge IH ISI IF FF FSI ~.'" Top inside 7729 B~ttom inside 7736 Top outside 7758 Bottom outside 7763 4387 3835 881 Chart Time 4349 3796 864 813 3702 4432 3873 897 - - 4419 3855 885 880 3775 Conclusion: Test conc]ustv~. Pulled tester. Ran Halliburton D.M. Bridge Plug #2 on drill pipe and set same 7754' . Equalized 20 sacks cement on top of plug. Est. top of cement 7~7. Pulled out. Ran Schlumberger carrier gun and shot 4-1/2" Hyper Jet holes foot 6093'-6119' . Ran tester. April 13, 1968 ~CT #2, Interval 6093-6119 Tool Assembly: As before. Used 1000' of water cushion. Set packer at 6036'. Opened tester at 1:20 a.m. for 5 min. pressure release. Shut in tester at 1:25 a.m. for 60 min. ISI pressure period. Opened tool to sur- face at 2:25 a.m. for 4 hr. 50 min. flow test. Few bubbles at su:face. Dead at 2:42 a.m. Dead until 4:32 a.m. Surged tool and got very light air blow but decreased to dead at 5:52 a.m. Dead for balance of test. ¢ COMPLETION REPORT Pap~ LEWIS RIVER 13-2 S_F.__CTION 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. STANDARD OIL COM~A-~--Y--OF-~C'~-L-f~)~NIA, W.O.I. - O---~-~-~-~ HCT #2, Interval 6093-61_~_1_9.. Shut in tool at 7:15 a.m. for 120 min. Psi preso~ro. ~ullea packer loose at 9:15 a.m. Final Pressure data: Depth Gauge iH iSI I~ FF FSI Top inside 6016 3423 859 520 589 720 3423 Bottom inside 6023 .3423 862 520 520 702 3413 Top outside 6046 3435 873 536 593 720 3~35 Bottom outside 6051 3435 882 546 606 726 ?:~ 5 Conclusion: Charts ok. Valid test. Recovered 1000 of water cushion. Formation tight. Ran Halliburton D.C. bridge plug #3 and set at 6,051'. Teste~ plug w/1000 psi. - ok. Ran Schlumberger carrier gun and shot 4-1/2" holes/foot 5910-5~' HCT %3, Interval 5910-5922 Tool Assembly: As before. Used 1000' of water cushion. Set packer at 5848'. Opened te$,~ at 12:59 a.m. for 5 min. pressure release. Had weak blow, increased slightly. Shut in tester at 1:04 a.m. for 61 min. pressure period. Opened tool to surface at 2:05 a.m. for fl~. ; test. Had weak air blow initially. Increased to medium stro,~ blow. Gas to surface at 4:13 a.m. maximum flame of about 2'. Had not yet seen water cushion. Gas breaking through. Approxi- mately 25 MCF/D rate. Shut in tool at 2:33 p.m. for 3 hr. 35 min. FSI pressure. Pulled packer loose at 6:08 p.m. Recovered 60' slightly gas cut mud and 1000' water cushion. Final Pressure data: Depth Gauge IH ISI IF FF FSI FH Top inside 5820 Bottom inside 5826 Top outside 5849 Bottom outside 5854 3322 1542 483 495 1409 3322 3327 1553 488 502 1416 3327 3337 1549 498 510 1413 3337 3336 1554 498 510 1420 3336 Qonc!usioq: Charts ok. Test Valid. No plugging. Tight forma- tion. Temperature 110OF. COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W, S. M. Page twelve STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.i. - OPERATOR Ran Hallibunton D.C. bridge plug #4 and set at 5870'. Pressure tested to 1000# - ok. April 15 & 16, 1968 Shot 4-1/2" holes/foot 5810-5831'. HCT #4, Interval 5810-5831 Tool Assembly: As before. Ran on 5727' of 4-1/2" D.P. Used 500' of water cushion. Set packer at 5757'. Opened tester at 9:03 a.m. 4-15-68 for 5 mit,. pressure release. Shut in tester at 9:08 a.m. for 60 min. IS... pressure period. Opened tool to surface at 10:08 a.m. for 1 52 min. flow test. Steady blow of air w/gas to surface at 10:4z Flowed gas through 3/4" surface choke and flared same with 2-z flame until end of test. Did not observe enough gas to obtaiD a reading through prover. Shut in tool at 10:00 p.m. for 3 hr. FSI pressure. Pulled packer loose at 1:00 a.m. 4.~16-6S. Recov- 1007 net risc, all drilling mud. Final Pressure data: Depth Gauge IH ISI IF FF FSI FK Top inside 5738 Bottom inside 5744 Top outside 5767 Bottom outside 5772 3275 767 304 297 1150 327~ 3270 771 318 315 1166 32 3276 773 316 313 1160 3~ 3273 774 322 317 1158 Conclusion: Test ok. Tight zone. Ran Halliburton D.C. bridge plug and set at 5770'. Tested plug w/1400 psi. - ok. Shot 4-1/2" holes/foot 5410-5425'. HCT #..5~ Interval 5410-5425 Too~ Assembly: As before. Used 500' of water cushion. Set packer at 5355'. Opened tester at 2:01 p.m. for 5 min. pressure release. Shut in tester at 2:06 p.m. for 60 min. ISI pressure period. Opened tool to surface at 3:06 p.m. for 2 hr. 9 min. flow test. Shut in tool at 5:15 p.m~ for FSI pressure period. Recovered 75' net rise. COMPLETION REPORT Page thirteen LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, .T..14N, R9W, S. M. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA, W.O.I. - OPERATOR H~T #~., ..Interval 5410-5425 (continued) Final Pressure data: Depth Gauge IH Top inside 5336 Bottom inside 5342 Top outside 5365 Bottom outside 5370 ISI IF FF FSI FH 3022 775 309 290 839 3022 3015 781 331 308 850 3015 3060 797 313 323 864 3060 3046 784 303 312 849 3046 Ran Halliburton D.C. bridge plug and set same at 5303'. April 17, 1968 Capped B.P. at 5303' with 36 sacks cement. With drill pipe lng at 224' equalized 75 sacks cement. Cement to surface Rig released at 12:00 noon 4-18-68. SRH: jr S. R. HANSEN COMPLETION REPORT LEWIS RIVER 13-2 SECTION 2, T14N, R9W,__S. M. STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF ~ALIFORNIA, W.O.I. Page fourteen - OPERATOR DEVIATION DATA DEPTH DEGREES 90' 0°15' 250' 0°15' 350' 0045' 570' 0"45' 824' 0°30' 1120' 2°15' 1400' 1°45' 1670' 1°00' 1953' 1°15' 2170' 0°15' 2361' 1°30' 2700' 1°30' 3080' 1°30' 3356' 1°30' 3697' 2045' 3850' 3°00' 3980' 3°00' 4165' 2°15' 43?5' 3~00' DEPTH 4500' 4688' 4840' 5150' 5440' 5730' 6060' 6330' 6570' 6830' 7220' 7870' 8031' 8300' 8550' 8860' 9140' 9270' DEGREES 3°00, 2°45, 2045' 2o15' lO30, 3o15, 3o00' 2o00' 3'00' 3o00, 3000, 4000, 4o00, 3045' 2°00, 1°45' 2o15' 2o15' ,, l~OrTn No P--.4 STATE OF ALASKA O~L AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMIlffEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS ~'ELL ~ ' WELL OTHEr. Wildcat 2. NAME OF OP~,.A. TOR Standard Oil Company of I ~DI:~ES$ OF OPEI~A~R Producing Dept., P.O. Box Calif. 7-839, A~chora~e, 4 ~A~ON OF WELL Approx. 1980' North & 660' East from the southwest corner of Sec. 2, T14N, R9W. SUB~flT L'~ DEPLICATE Alask~ f ~ API NL~.~ER/CA.L CODE 50-283-20011 6 LF..ASE DESiGNAiION AND SEI-~IAL ADL 20242 T IF INDIAN. AI.,OT'rF_~ OR TRIBE 8. I/KIT,FAR-M OR LEASE NA_M£ Proposed Lewis River Unit 9 WF_,L~ .NO Lewis River 13-2 10 F~ A.'qD POOL OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SFaC , T. R. M t BO~'I'O.~$ HOLE 2, T14N, ROW. S.M. 1~ PER.MIT NO 68-1 ii "13 'REPORT '~o~AL DEPTH AT FWD OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SI~.E. CASING AND CE~IF_.NTING JOBS INCLL'DI.NG DEPTH ~ ~ VOLUMES USED, PF.I~FORATIONS, TESTS ~ ~LESULTS. I~SHING JOBS. J-fINK I~ HOLE Ai~D SIDE-TI~ACIC~D HOLE ~ AI~Y OTIJ~R SIGNIFICAi~T CHANGES I~ HOL~ COI~DITIONS ' Raised mud weight from 75# to Ran DIL Sonic-Gamma Ray, CBL, 107# to control HRD, & FDC logs. high pressure salt water flow. Ran and cemented 9-5/8" casing at 9088' sacks through DV at 5991'. CIp 8:50 pm Class IV BOPE. with 930 sacks around 3-6-68. Installed and shoe and 600 tested Dri cir los lied 8-1/2" hole from 9088'-9342'. Well started to flow.~= Raised mud ght to 115# to control high pressure salt water entry. S.I. Lost culation. Circulated & reduced pump rate while mixing and circulating t circulation materials. Regained full circulation built up mdd weight. culated and conditioned mud. Drilled 8-1/2" hole from 9342'-10,403'. Ran DIL Gamma Ray Sonic, CBL, Dtpmeter & Shot & recovered 30 SWS (i0',403'-9088'). Drilled 8-1/2" hole from 10,403'-10,667'. . Neutron- C~ollar. RECEIVED APR 29 1968 reViSiON o~ ~N~S & ~NtnAta · ii ii ill t. i _h..l. ll~ ~ii i .. , i i :.. i i i i iii . -- - i l.llllll i i i . i i , i i m. District. SupSd. ~a',t 68 ..... ~ ........... m i ,I . mm m f mm i m m mil IL m m NOTE--Re~ ~* ms form ,s requ,~ f~ each ~l~ar m~h, r ~dtess ~ the status of ~r~m.s, an~ ~st ~ fdhd ,n ~phcate ~tb~ t~ Diw~s~on of ~ & Mmerats b) ~e ~h of the ~c~dmg me nth. u~le~ et~se OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 0ZL ~'~ GAB ~ WELL '.---J WELL'.--.J OTHER Wildcat 2 NAME OF OPEP. ATOR Standard 0il Company of Calif. W.O.I. 3 ADDP,.ESS OF OPEI~LA, TOR Producing Dept., P.0. Box 7-839, Anchorase~ Alask~ 4 bOCATION OF Approx. 1980' North m 660' East from the southwest corner of Sec. 2, T14N, R9W. S.M. SUBMIT ~N D~I~LICAT~ - AP1 N%+%. iERICAJ.. CODE 50-283-20011 6 L~SE D~iGNA~ION AND ADL 20,242 , 1F INDI ~N, ,%~T~ OR TR1BE 8 L~IT,F~M OR ~ASE N~%IE Proposed Lewis Lewis River l0 F~ iXD P~L OR WIDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC T R. ~i tBO~O~i 2 ~ T14N ~ Rgw 12 P~ NO 68-1 , 13 REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH. CHA.NGES IN HOLE SIZE. CASING AN'D, CL-IIENT1NG JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH S~T ~2~D VOLUlVIES USED, PEP~FORATIONS /'ESTS A_N'D P~ESULTS FISH/NG JOB~ JYoq~K LN HOLE AJ~D SIDE-TP~ACK]gD HOLE A.N'D ANY O~-IF_~R S1GNIFICAlCT CI-LA.'qG~S rN HOL~ CONDPI"IONS Drilled 8-1/2" hole from 10,667'-11,485'. Cut Core #1 from 11,485'-11,505'- rec'd 20'. Drilled ahead to 11,625'. Ran DIL, Sonic, FDC & HRD. Shot 55 & recovered 46 SWS. Cemented bridge plug at 8820'. Set Halliburton C.I. BP at 7965'. HCT #1 (7802'-7792' & 7824'-7814') 12 hr. 54 min. flow test with 4630 M/D gas rate at 595 psi surface tubing pressure. Set BP at 7759' & capped with 50' cement plug. · HCT #2 (6092'-6118') 4 hr. 50 min. flow test. No.gas. Set BP at 6051'. HCT #3 5910'-5922') ' 12 hr. 28 min. flow test with very weak gas blow. Set BP at 5870~'. HCT #4' (5810'-5831') 11 hr. 32 min. flow test with very weak gas blow (to 25 M/D). Set BP at 5770'. HCT #5 (5410'-5425') 2 hr. 9 min. flow test with very weak air blow. No gas to surface. Set DCBP at 5303' capped with 35 sacks cement. Equalized 75 sacks cement from 224'-cellar. Rig released 1:59 am 4/18/68. SIG~ - __' ,. ', , '~' ~ ,~ , ~ ~T~ calendar month regardle,~ ,~t~ge~perat,ons must NOTE--Repon on th~s form ~s required for each , p~ . aha be fdeg wah the D~v~s,on of Maes & Mmerats ~y the 15th of the succeedm9 month un ~ othe~me ~rected OtVtSlON ~ ~NES & A~GE Submit 'Intentions" in Trtplte~t~( ~ & ' Suf~luenc P~por~" tn Dupl~te STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not u~e this torrn /or propo>al~ to dzHl or to deepen or plug back to a ddflerent reservuir Use ' APPLICATION FOR PERIVXIr--' for ~uch proposals ) O,L [~ ~^' Wildcat ~ELL ~ELL ~ OTHE~ 2 NA3,XS OF OPERATOR Standard 0il Comoanv of Calif. 3 ADDI~ESS OF OPERATOR - P.O. Box 7-839. Anchorage: Ala.~ka 99501 ~ ~c~o~ o~ W~L *ts~ace Approximately 1980' North and from the southwest corner of Sec. 2, T14N, R9W. 13 ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT. GR, etc Ground Level 115'. 14. 660' East 15 APl N~LER/C~ CODE 50-583-20011 6 LEASE DES/GNATION AND SERLA.L NO ADL-20242 7. IF I2N'DIA.N. ALLOTTF_~ OR TRIBE NAM~ 8. UNIT~ FA_P2~ OR LE~SE NAI%IE Proposed Lewis River Unit WELL NO Lewis River #13-2 10 F~ELD A~ND POOL, OR WILDCAT .. Wildcat Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re SEC , T, R, M, (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) .... 2,T14N, R9W~ S.M, 12 PF.P~IIT NO ' :o~, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMP! ETE 8HOOT OR ACXDIZm ABA.~'DON' { Other ) 8CBE~ENT R~ 4~ : WATER ~UT-Orr 'l ~m~O W~ (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form ) 15 DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COXIPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and ghe pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. Completed 4-12-68. 4-16-68. testing program as per notice of Also, confirming conversation Mr. intention to plug back and test, VanderAhe-Cloidt approximately Well plugged and abandoned as follows: 1. Cemented across shoe of 9 5/8" casing with 120 2. Set drillable bridge plugs at 7965' and 7754'. 3. Capped B.P. at 7754 with 50 sacks cement. Top 4. Set B.P. mt 6051, 5870, 5770' and 5303'. 5. Capped B.P. at 5303' with 35 sacks cement. ! 6. Equalized 75 sacks cement from 224' to surface. 7. Rig rekeased 4-8-68, 8. Abandonment marker to be installed as per USGS sacks cement. Top at at 7697'. 8820'. and S~ate regulations. RECEIVED APR 1968 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERA~ -- ANCHORAGE 16 I hereby certify that the foregoin& Is true End correct_ CONDITIONS O~'APPROVAL, IF A~: District Superintendent See Instructions On Reverse Side Farm P--3 REV 9-3~-67 "Int~ntmn~ ' L,I Tr~pl~s~ ports ' Ln Dupll~ STATE OF Ab~,SKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMtYTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not usc thl~ £orm for prol)o ,als to cil tl! or to dc( pen or p[u~ back to a (llfflerent reservoLr Use ' APpI.[~_ ~.IION FOR PE£~¥[If-- £or such proposal~ ) OIL D GAS V*£LL WELL OTHER 2 NA.ME OF OPEIL~.TOR Standard Oil Company of California, W.O.I. .-,.-PI .NU?,LE,I{iC.X.L CODE 50-583-20011 LP~ASE DE~IGNzkTION A.ND SERL-%L NO 7 IF iNDIA.N, A_LLOTTEE OR TRiBE N.~,~,~ 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.O. Box 7-839, Anchorage, Alaska. 99501 North and 660' East of Sec. 2, T14N, R9W. 8 UNIT, FAB=\I OR LEJkSE NA.ME Proposed Lewis River Unit g. WELL NO L~ewis River #13-2 ' 10 FIELD- A.N-D FOOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11 SEC , T , R , I%1 , (BO/TOM HOI~ OBJECTIVE) 4 LOCATION OF WFJ.-,L ~,t ,umc~ Approximately 1980' from the southwest corner S YM. I$ ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc 12 PERNHT NO Approximately 100' ground level Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re 3orr, or Other Date 2~T14N, R9W, S.M. NO~IC~ OF IN~:NTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF ~ PULL OR ALTER C%SIN'O SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: REPAIRING WELL FRACTLRE TREAT [__{ MLLTIPLE COMPI RTE FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ]~[ ABANDON* SHOOTING OR ACIDIZINO ABANDONMENT* REPAIR ~ELL C~ANGm PLANS (Other), (No~z Report results of multiple completion on Well (Other)~ P lug b a c k ~ ~ ~ s ~ Completion or Recompletlon Report and Log form ) - ,, 15 D~SCRI~E PnOPOSKD O~ COMPLETED OPERATIONS IClea~ly state all pertinent detail~, and gt~e pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an~ proposed work. Confirming Present Status: telephone conversation O.K. Gilbreth-J.F. TD 11,625' 20" casing cemented at 353' 13 3/8" casing cemented at 2361' 9 5/8" casing cemented at 9088' Ran final E logs to 11,625' Cloidt on 4-9-68, ~uPplementarLPro~: 1. Abandon lower portion of hole by equalizing cement plug across 9 5/8" shoe from 9150'-e 8800'. 2. Set permanent bridge plug at ~ 7950'. 3. Condition mud from 114 PCF to 74-76 PCF. 4. Perforate and test the following intervals: 6092-6118, 5910-5831, 5412-5424. 5. Complete or abandon as indicated. 7792-7802, 7814-7824, RECEIVED APR 2 2 1968 16 I hereby certt~ihat~the foregotng~ is true and correct ( ,,,'-/' , , SIGNED -_ , . . _' - ~, ~ (~ht, ,~,~e for s(~(~ ogJ; ~%~)'-" T0 N CONDITION~ 0F APPROVAL, I~ A~: DIVISION OF MINES & NUNERAI.~ ANC. ttORAGE District TITLE Superlnt.naent Alaska DaTE 4 ! f-:7,/68 See Instructions On Reverse Sid,e ~ubrrdt "Int~tions" i-t Trtpl~e~t~ & '~[~-quent Rcpo~s ' m Duphcate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS not use th~s form for proposals to drdl or to deepen or plug back to a dffflerent reservoir Use "APPLICATION FOR PEP, AVII['~" for such proposals ) OIL ~ GA8 [] WELL WELL OTHER 2 NAME OF OPERATOR Standard Oil Company of California, W.O.I. 3 ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.O. Box 7-839, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 4.~C~ONOFW~L ~s~a~e Approximately 1980' North and 660' East from the southwest corner of Sec. 2, T14N, R9W S-'~M. ' 13 ~-T,~VATIONS (Show ~vhether DF, RT, GR, etc ( APl h'LrN[EH~CA.L CODE 50-583-20011 6 LEASE DE~dGN,-KTION AND SFA:~I.A~ NO A~T.-?O?A? 8. UNIT, FA.I~K OR ~E NAi~IE Proposed Lewis River Unit 9. W,~,L NO. Lewis River #13-2 l0 FIELD A24~D POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat Il SEC , T, R . M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) 2,T14N, R9W, S.M. 12 PE~RbHT NO Approximately 100' ground level J Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Date NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: FRACTL'Br, TREAT MULTIPLE COMPI SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDONS REPAIR %%~LL CHANG~ PLANS · UBSEQUENT R~PORT OF: FRACTUR~ TREATMENT ALTERING CASING S[~OOTINO OR ACIDIZINO ABANDONMENT* (Othe~) (Other) Plug back & test (No~E. Report results of multiple completion on Well -- Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form ) 15 DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED 0PERATI0.'~S (Clea~ly state all pertinent details, and gt~e pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting proposed work. Confirming Present Status: telephone conversation O.K. Gilbreth-J.F. TD 11,625' 20" casing cemented at 353' 13 3/8" casing cemented at 2361' 9 5/8" casing cemented at 9088' Ran final E logs to 11,625' Cloidt on 4-9-68. S--upPlementarY Progr a~m_m: 1. Abandon lower portion of hole by equalizing shoe from 9150'-~ 8800'. 2. Set permanent bridge plug at ~ 7950'. 3. Condition mud from 114 PCF to 74-76 PCF. 4. Perforate and test the following intervals: 6092-6118, 5910-5831, 5412-5424. 5. Complete or abandon as indicated. cement plug across 9 5/8" 7792-7802, 7814-7824, RECEIVED APR 16.1968 DI~/'ISION CI~ MINES & MINEP, AI~ See Instructions On Reverse Side F~ S^- ~B " '125 5M 8/67 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska DIVISION OF MINES AND MINERALS TO: j-- Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Supervisor FRO~: O. K. Gilbreth Petroleum Engineer DATE : April 12, 1968 SUBJECT: Field Trip Report - Discovery Royalty Test, Standard Oil Company of California, Lewis Rive~ ~t No. 13-2 On Thursday, April 11, I left Anchorage at approximately 9:15 a.m. by Company chartered, fixed-wing aircraft in route to the subject location. We landed at Standard's Beluga River camp and traveled by auto some fifteen miles to the Lewis River Unit No. 13-2. I arrived on location at approximately 11:30 a.m. and found the well to be closed-in with drill pipe and test tools in the hole. Test tools had been opened previously for short flow tests on different choke orifices. The test equipment included two twenty-four hour bombs and two forty-eight hour bombs. Only twenty-two hours of test time on the forty-eight hour bombs remained upon my arrival. Tubing pressure was 3,050 psi after eight hours and eighteen minutes of closed-in time. Since some previous test information was available, I advised Mr. Steve Booth, Standard Oil Company's drilling foreman, that we would need a prolonged four- point test with minor emphasis on data gathered at low flowing rates and major emphasis on high test rate results. The well had been reported making sand and Mr. Booth was concerned that well-head equipment might be cut out by the sand. He was advised that we would not specify any particular rate but that it would be left to his discretion to prove that the well could produce in "commercial quantities". Detailed test results are shown on the attached page, however, these might be summarized as follows: On a 1/2" choke, after two hours and fifty-nine minutes, 3/8 choke, after two hours and twenty-five minutes, well flowed 3,810 MCF. On " well flowed 3,325 MCF with a tubing pressure of 1,055 psi. On 1/4# choke, after one hour and thirty minutes, well flowed at a rate of 2,180 MCF with 2,100 psi tubing pressure. On a 1/2" and 1/4" parallel choke connection, well flowed 4,628 MGF per day with 590 psi tubing pressure. Of course, additional time was spent between the tests in stabilizing rates and changing connections, etc. The Standard representatives were advised that the volume appeared to be fairly low to qualify as a commercial quantity for the discovery royalty test. They .~were advised that this was a very preliminary idea based on limited data and the opinion expressed was without benefit of a complete economic analysis, which will be required prior to final decision. The zone which was tested is very thin, having only twenty-two feet of perforation. It is doubtful that a zone this thin can hold sufficient reserves to justify additional development. Since the test, therefore, appears to be in a "gray" area where a definite decision can not be made immediately, they were advised that if any other zone or zones in this well proved productive, it would be beneficial to them to have a representative of this Division witness productivity of that zone. ( Thomas R. Marshall rAeS a result of th- _ APril 1 . quests fo--- -ese discus-: Fi~,~ _2.~ 1968 rotating an~ W~tnessing of ~,,~o~n_s, we antici~a~ .... ~.u ~p Report Separately '~equent ests'~~at Standard ~ ~ , . . . testing three four additional thin sand stringers OgG:~a · Attachment Time , , , 1:00 a.m. 580 1:30 -2- Remarks Still producing mud. Prover pres. 70# 1~" plate = 4628 MCF, temp. 60°F. Gauge freezing and plugging. Fire going out. Close-in for FSIP Fill annulus and C.I. complete. Left location while FSIP was being obtained. Charts and pressures will be made available to the Department. Standard Oil Company of Californ Lewis River Unit No. 13-2 Discovery Royalty Test April 10, 1968 thru April 12, 1968 Arrived on location 11:30 a.m., April 11, 1968. DST underway but tool C.I. for B.U. C.I.T.P. 3,050 psi after being closed-in since 3:12 a.m. TP had been stabilized since 7 a.m. DST interval covered perfs. 7,792-7,802 and 7,814-~824 (4JSPF). Packer set at 7,748' on 4~" DP. 1,500' WC used on test. Tool open 1:13 ~.m. March 10, 1968 for five minutes initial flow. C.I. @ 1:18 p.m. for sixty minutes ISIP. Tool opened 2:18 p.m. for twelve hour, fifty-four minute flow test. C.I. tool @ 3:12 a.m. April 11, 1968 for eight hour forty-four minute CIP. Tool opened 11:56 a.m. for discovery royalty test. T. im, e TP (p si) Re.marks 12: oo 1900 12:15 1000 12:30 730 12: 45 655 1: oo 645 1: 08 640 1:15 490 1: 25 455 1: 30 465 1:38 470 2:50 670 4:37 670 5:00 670 5: 05 730 5:15 935 5: 30 1000 5: 45 1030 6: oo 1050 6:15 1055 6: 30 1055 7:00 1395 7:30 1840 8:00 1990 8:30 2100 8:40 8:50 1750 9:00 1350 9:10 990 9:30 735 9:40 9:45 650 10:00 590 10: 15 580 10: 30 580 10: 45 59~ 11:00 595 11:30 600 12:00 595 Opened on 1/2" choke to bleed down~ Yellow flame. 59°F gas stream temp. 1/2" choke + 1/4" choke to bleed down - 62°F 1/2" + 1/4" chokes 63°F. Change choke to 1/2" to begin stabilization period. Prover pres. 57# 1~" plate = 3920 MCF Prover pres. 55# 1~" plate ~ 3810 MCF Change to 3/8" choke Prover pres. 46# 1~" plate = 3325 MCF. Change to 1/4" choke. Blue flame T = 60°F. Prover pres. 25# 1~" plate = 2180 MCF. Change to 1/2" choke @ 8:30 to bleed down. Leak in Chicksan connections. Lubricate and repair. Open on 1/2" - Some liquid. Mud & hydrates appearing Change gauge - mud & hydrates plugging gauge Change to 1/2" + 1/4" chokes. Mud indicated in orange and yellow flame Gas temp. 60°F Gas temp. 60°F Prov. pres. 61# 1~" plate = 4140 MCF, Temp. 59~F /' z, ? ,17¥__ ~ ,/ ( c.., ,:: '-- r-/Y,~ . /-. Form No ~ 9-30-6; ( STATE OF ALASKA AND GAS CONSERVATION CON~AITTEE ~/tONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 1 OIL ~ GA8 ~ =~L,~ '_- wEL,~ X__J OZ,ER Wildcat SUB.MIT EW DKPLICATE 2 NAME OF OPER.ATOR Standard Oil Company of Calif. WOI 3 ADDRESS OF OPEB. ATOR Producing. Dept. P.O. Box 7-839, Anchorage, Alaska 4 LOCA~OS OF v~ F_~ Approx. 1980' North and 660' East from the SW corner of Sec. 2, T-14-N, R-9-W APl NU.MERIC.~L CODE 50-283-20011 LEASE DESiGNA/ION AND SE'~&L NO ADL-20242 7 IF INDi AN. %L,OTTEE OR TRIBE 8 L.-N'IT,F.~:L.M OR LEASE NA_ME Pronn.~pd T.~w-i_~ R~Ver 9 %VELL ~'O Lewis River #13-2 10 FIF-I.~ A-\'D POOL OR ~ ILDC ~T Wildcat 11 SEC , T , R M ~BOTTOM HOi.E OBJECTIVE ~ 2, T-14-N, 12 PEP.MIT KO 68-1 R-9-W, S,.M~ RF-A:~ORT TOTAL DEPTH AT F--N'D OF MONTH, CI-L~_XfGES IN HOLE SI~.E, CASING A~N'D C~iF~N'TING JOES INCLUDING DEPTH SET A/~q~ VOLLqVfES USED PERFORATIONS, /-F~TS AiN-D RESULTS FISHING JOBS JU/WK L~ HOLE AND SIDE-TR~CKED HOLE A2N-D A2~Y O/~IEI{ SlGNIFICA1N'T CH.~NGES IN HOL~ CON3DITIONS Ran and cemented 20" conductor at 353'. Drilled 12 1/4" hole from 353' - 2204'. Opened hole to 17 1/2" from 353' - 2204'. Ran D.I.C. Ran and cemented 13 3/8"~ casing in 2 stages at 2361': stage 1 with 900 sacks around shoe, ~tage 2 with 670 sacks through D.V. collar. Installed and tested BOPE. Drilled 12 1/4" hole from 2361' - 9088'. Well started at 9082'. fl0~_i?..g whe~R_high pressure salt water formation penetrated Mixed mud and circulated to kill well. %/ hereby c~ify th~ th, }oregp~~' aniFcorrect ' ' " / ' ~r ~,, · ~,~-2. '" mu~m--Keport on this form ~s reqmred for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operaUons, aha must be hied m duphcate w~th the D~ws~on of Mmes & Mmerals by the 1Sth of the succeedmg month, unless othem~se d~rected Form No REV ( STATE O,F ALASKA O~L AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE 'MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS WKLL ~ WELL NA-~E OF OPERATOR Standard 0il ADDRESS OF OPEP. ATOR Wi ldcat SUB.%IrT LN' DEPLICA%~E API .NL~iER/C;~L CODE 50-283-20011 6 LF-~SE DES:GNATION AND SEIKIAL NO ADL 20242 IF I.\'Di ~.~ .%'~DTI-EE O~ TRIBE 8 L.'~'IT,F.~q..%I OR LE~.SE Company of ~.alif, W,O.I- Producing Department, P.O. 4 ~OCA~O.~ OF W~L~ Approx. 1980' North & 660' southwest corner of Sec. 2, Box 7-839, Anchoraqe Alaska East from the T-14-N, R-9-W. Proposed Lewis River Unit 9 WELL NO Lewis River #13-2 10 FIF_J.D .~\'D P~L OR %% ILDCAT Wildcat II SEC T, R !ti (BOI'l'O.'tI HOLE O~IVE ~ 2, T-14-N, R-9-W. S.M. 12 P~R.~{IT .\~0 68-1 13 REPORT TOTAL DEP/'H AT E.~'D OF MON'iT{, CPLA_\'GES IN HOLE SI~.E CASIN'G A.N-D C~IEN'TING JOES INCLUDIN'G DEPTH SET A.NFD VOLI~q%iES USED PF_RFORATIO.N'S TESTS A_\~D P~ESULTS FIS.~tlNG JOBS Jb~qK L%' HOlE A.N'D SIDE-/-R_~CKEAD HOLE A2q~ A_NY O7~ffER SIGNIFICA/%'T CI{A_~GE.5 17q HOLE CO,NFDITIONS Spudded at 9:30 P.M. January 30, Drilled to 353'. Preparing to run 20" conductor. 1968. RECEIVED FEB DIVISION OF MINES & ~INEI~L$ ANCHORAGE / / --/ ~/ / ~; _vt ~na'r'~'~'~'o~ ...... - ' , -68 , , , i ,,., , NOTE--Report on tins form ,s reqmred for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operat,on% and mu~t ~ filed m duphcate the D~wsmn of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month unles~ other, se d,rected 1hiram. 1~o llm~d~%%, Jr. FORM FG 74 (REV. 2 67) MEMORANDUM TO [--Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Supervisor Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage FROM Paul A. LeRoux Acting Water Projects Biologist Dept. of Fish and G_.aq~, Anchorage State of Alaska DEPAkTMENT OF FISH AND GAME FILE NO DATE SUBJECT January 16, 1968 Lewis River #13-2 Standard Oil Company of California, operator. In reference to the subject well, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game requests the following wildlife stipulations be attached to the permit to drill: (1) Prior to beginning of drilling,a ring dike will be constructed around the drilling area to contain any spills that might occur. (2) Prior to beginning of drilling, a sump of sufficient size to contain all waste fluids will be constructed. (3) Prior to abandonment of the site, the sump must be cleared of all oil, and covered. (4) The operator must dispose of all refuse, waste debris, garbage, pallet board, visqueen, sacks, barrels, etc., in an acceptable manner. cc: Ed Huizer, Comm. Fish, Juneau Ron Somerville, Game Div. Ancherage Loren Croxton, Game Div. Anchorage Frank Stefanich, Sport Fish, Anchorage Jim Rearden, Comm. Fish, Homer C.H. Meacham, Comm. Fish, Anchorage RECEIVED DtVLSION OF MINES & MtNERA~ Mr. C. V. Chsttmrtem, Diotrt~ ~hU:msdmst Sbmfard O:tl 1% O. Bet FORM SA lB 1:25 5M 8/67 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska TO: J-- FROM: DATE : ~ ~. ~ SUBJECT, _ _._. :-::_. : --,: lmm ~ mm Imm mmllJm' mm rolm Immm. ml~ FORM SA lB 125 5M 8/67 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska DATE FROM: SUBJECT: FORM SA lB 125 5M 8/67 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska TO: r- FROM: DATE SUBJECT, Oil ~ of C~t~, I~.O.L Form ~.EV 9-30-5W SUBMIT IN TRIP~~ ATE ¢Otber lrl~t,'u CtlO,f STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BACK Type OF WORK DRILL ~ D£EPEN r--~ PLUG BACK [-] TYPE 0~' WILt, ADL-20242 ~z,,- iF I~q~)IAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NA.M-E WELL WELL OTHER ZO~iE ZO'~E NAME OF OPETLATOR Standard Oil Company of California, W.O.I. ADDR~S ~ OPhiR P. O. Box 7-839~ ~nchorage, ~laska 99501 ~oc~o~ or w~[ At~urface ~pproximately 1980' North and 660' East from the southwest corner of Sec. 2, T14N, RgW. ~t propose0 pro~ zone 13 DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECT'ON F.{OM NEARES F TOWN OR POST OFFICE* Approximately 30 miles west of Anchorage, BOND INFO~I ATION State form DL-11 (Surety Bond #451636) TYPE Surety and 'or No Alaska 8 UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NA2~IE Proposed Lewis River 9 WELL NO U n i t Lewis River~, =13-2 10 FIELD AND POOL OR V~ ILDCAT Wildcat tl SEC T R ~I, (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) 2,T14N,R9W. S.M. 100,000 Arnoun~ [17 NO ACRES ASSIGNED TO TH,S V~ ELL 20 ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS Rotary 22 APPROX DATE IVORK WILL START~ January 15, 1968 15 DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED~ [16 NO OF ACRF_S IN LEASE LOCATION TO ~'E~REST 9900 ' from prop. PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE, FT (Also to nearest drag, umt, ~£ anyL o R. Un i t b o un d aky. 2560 ~ DISTANCE FROSI ~ROPOSES' LOCATION* ~tl9 PROPOSED DEPTH ro NEARZST WmLL D~ILLI~O. COM~L~T~.D. + 31, 200 ' OR APPLIED FOR, FT -- from well Ivan River 44-1 [ 11,000' 21 ELEVATIONS (Sno%~ ~hetber DF, ET CR, etc ~ Approximately 100' ground level 23 PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM SIZE OF HOLE .S,IZE OF CASING!~ WEIGHT PER FOOT GRAI)E SETTING DEPTH I QLA.NTITY OF CEMEN~ 24% 20" 71# B -+ 300' Est 400 sacks : ~'~9 "~ 17% 13-3/8" 61~ & 68~ J-55 ! 2,200' 1500 sacks ~ s ~ ~ _12~ .. 9,5/8". ..43.5g ~ 47 ~-80 ~ 8t500 t ... 500 sacks / ~ , ~ _ ,, P-il0 ...... 1. Drill 15" hole to _+300', open hole to 24" & cement Class III BOPE and test same. 2. Drill 12¼" hole to +2200' , run logs, casing and install Class IV BOPE. 3. Drill 12¼" hole to _+8500', run logs, Class IV BOPE. 4. Drill 8%" hole to _+11,000' , 5. A supplementary program to formation warranted. open hole to cement 9-5/C" 20" casing, install 17%", cement 13-3/8" casing and install run logs. run casing or liner will follow if ~ ABO%'E SPACE DESCRIBE I~ROPOSZ'D PF. OGR %_%~ If o~po~l ~ to deepen or pl,~g back g~ve da~ on present productive zone ~d pm)po.ecl nc~ produiAi%, zo-e [f propo= I is to ~mll .>1 deepen d~ect onail% gt~e pelttnen+ data on subsurface locations ~d meas~ ~d OT~LEft 1R~QU t i{FLM~TS A P I NIJ.%TEILIC ~ COD~ (.o~,serv~t/on Cemmjlfoo District Superinten dent ,//, S.O. CO. - A. R. CO. ADL 20245 34 ("1 S.O. CO., ADL. 35- T. 14 N. R.9W. i I -- ~ ~. T. 1_5 N. R.8 W..:._.. -- -- T. 14N, R. 8 W. I ~ 9,900' I -1 S.O. CO.- A.R. CO. · ( ,660~ LEWIS RIVER S.O. CO _L A.R. co. ADL ]20242 USS ~954 / II ! S. O. CO.- A. R. CO. ADL 2 07 97 ...... 15 ........ ........ 14 .... I I I I III[~ --~ -/- A.R. CO. 20783 -- ~l ~ : : - : - · _ ,I 12 I i i I ! i I ! I LOCATION OF PROPOSED WELL LEWIS RIVER 1:3'2 STAN~.R~ OIt:"Co~'PAN~ 6~ -cALiF. SCALE I'.ZO00' DATE 12-~4-~?___ _