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Home My WebLink About168-081Cook 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: \ (-k --6- c-)V� 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 phe At (907) 433-3805 or jr.wilcox ,cookinlet.net if there is any further R Wilcox Sams) President Cc: Cathy Forester, AOGCC 601 W 51 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 Baranof 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 yells 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. DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION DIVISION OF SPILL PREVENTION AND RESPONSE [ndus:~: ~ ,":' "", ,"= ,~ ,- ,:' ~ ~ and Pi~eiine Proo_rasn Ex,iota:ion. Production and Refineries Sec:ion 55-4 Cordova St. .enchora_qe. AK 99.401 Seatember 6. 1996 TONY KNOWLES. GOVERNOR Telephone No. ~907~269-7679 FAX No. / 907}269-7652 TTY(907'~Z69-7511 David A. Bovce Environmental S=ecialist .~moco Production Company 5'onh,,vestem L'.S. Business Ur2t P.O. Box 800 Denver. CO 80201 File No. 300. If.217 Dear Mr. Bovce: .:,c" ' Re: Amoco Production Company - Drilling Waste Reserve Pits Final Closure Approval of 25 Inactive Facilities The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) has evaluated your co=es2ondence, dated Februav:' 19. 1992. requesting closure of 29 .aanoco Production Company <.~oco') inactive reserve pit disposal facilities. Surface evaluations were performed at the sites 'n: 989 and 1990. T'ais corresrmndence desc~bes our review procedures, puts forward the De2artment's findings, and takes action upon the closure request. The 29 facilities were assessed by Arnoco prior to the issuance of the ADEC Interim Site Assessment Guidance for Inactive Ddtling Waste Sites. June lC)01. The nesv Alaska Solid Waste Regulations. 18 AAC 60, became effective January, 28. 1996 and contains a chapter on inactive rese~'e pit closures I 18 A-kC 60.440). The closure criteria in the new regulations parallel the closure criteria in the 1991 guidance document, and the review procedures require a discussion of the risk screening assessment as re=uired in the 1991 document. Briefly, the significance of risk to local receptors is evaluated through smdv of contaminant release, exposure criteria, and conseauence criteria. The 1989-I 990 Amoco assessment program included acquisition of numerous (10-30) shallow cores within and adjacent to each drill r~ad. sampling of the cored material at five-foot intervals, and instailation of monitorin_o wells on several facilities from which shallow groundwater was encountered while coring. Total petroleum hydrocarbon (TPH), BTEX. and , .? .'x, lro D. A. Bovce SITES CONSIDEt:LED FOR CLOSURE Based uvon field cnte,"ia ri'em' the June. 1991. r..,,~,~::,,,.,,m .5. ire .Assessm ent Guidance for :nactive Driilin~ Waste Sites, and ciosure c:-iteria s~ecified in A. laska Solid Waste P,.e~uiations t8 60.440. the facilities listed beiow with their resr;ective locations have been reviewed for c~osure: , AK Peninsula - BecharofLzke "PaviofBav Area: Becharof State X,Ve!l #!. Cathedral River. David Riv.er =.'!. David RAver =.'I-A. Hoodoo Lake Unit =!. Hoodoo Lake r_'nit #2 Cook In!et -Tr2din~ Bay .Area' .&"ben Kaiea sl. Bachatna C:eek State ~I. Big L~e (USA) ~t. ~ ,e, Stae. Romi~ ~k :nc. ~I S~edama C:ee~ ~I Tvonek State ~' Chuima 'v - . ' . -,. Tvonek S~am ~ 7¥es~, ~ .... ~.~.-.~;~-~ ~'~;,,,t = '~. West ,: orei~C k'm~ =2 Kenai Peninsula: Edna May Waiker ",'or'th. ,_,<~ooe: Aufeis Unit. East H~mson Bay State -,.. Foo___.v island Bay ~<tate =.'1. xa~u,:" '"' Unit = !. N'o Name Island .=.'1. West Miid<eisen Unit #a Seuthezs: A',aska - Gienallen Area: .Z&ma ;.n'_. #1. Ahma inc. A #1, Moose Creek Unit .-7l Southwest Alaska- Bethel .Area: Johnson River Core '"'.-..,. Naoarak Cr,.,.K."'~' Navamk Creek ~",,.~, ''~_.x. Consideration of the sites for closure approval were based on (I) a review of the submitted inac:ive drilling waste site assessment document listed below by the the ADEC Spill Prevention and Resvonse i'SP.~R', Division. and by the other appropriate state or federal agencies, including the Alaska De=ar*~ent of Natural Resources - Division of Land (ADNR- DOL~ staff, ihe Alaska Department offish and Game (ADF&G), the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Se,~'ice. the U.S. National Park Se:'vice. and the Bureau of Land Management: (2) public response to the closure request during the the 30 day revie;v process (four sites excluded, as listed below), and (3) site visits by .zOEC and .--LDNR-DOL staff to the North Slope sites. Title: .aa'noco Production Company Remote Sites Evaluation Project 1992 Final Revort Submimng Persons- Covered Facilities: David A. Bovce. Amoco Production Com2a.p.v Above Named Facilities Location' Statev,'ide >.tr. D..*. Eovce 3 Seatember 6. 1996 Synopsis of Closure Procedure: Closed as is. No further action is needed rbr the drilling waste :hciiiries ar the ~o,; -o ,~.e..nc,.d locations, ror~ '--~dirionailv closed. A clos~e pi~ w~ submined ~d appe~ ..... ~.~ ..... owex ~ r~ner investigative action or rehabilitation is .... ~r~. ~ noted, for the facilities at these sites. Closure denied. ~ne closure PI~ is incomNete. ~ submined. .&.zdidonai investigauve action or rehabilitation is required. ncre~, rbr the ~aciiiries at these sites. CLOSURE STATUS OF INACTIVE SITES :.aCh faciiirv was ...,..,,= .... one of the followin_ cate=ories aifer considerin= the collective body of information :vaiiabie rbr each site. Facilities which do not receive final closure ::rroval will be re-evaiuared for closure bv '~'e Dehartmenr u.son ,cc..et of the ..... . ~.u~st,.a information. Closed As Is The Deeartmentai decision ur:on the reeuest for closure submitted bv A_moco Production dom=any is :o approve :br closure the 25 below-referenced drilling waste disaosai facilities. effective Seetember 5. 1996. ~a to deciare the 25 facilities "Closed As Is". No objections or ;ssues '.,.'ere :ut forrgt by the :ubiic or other state agencies during .'.he 30 day review process. '.Vniie there is a basis for cop. cam at the remote sites ',,,'here drilling mud was. disposed in a sensitive environment, there is no st~ding water in contact with the waste, and therefore. negligible Ask. Consequently, any corrective action wan'anted at the sites is not required by the ADEC. reaiizing that the impact of :he corrective ac:ion would be much greater than the benefits .... ;,.o,4 -- ' v ?,, a corrective measures would impact the established ...... ~,.. ~ ne sites nave re e_~ate.,, and any otant saecies at the locations. Groundwater monitor/n= ~vetls at the closed sites may be decommissioned as specified, in ri*,e .-kDEC document Recommended Practices tbr Monitori.rlg '.Ve!! Design, [nstai.Iation, and Decommissioning (I 992). or bv an aitemate method approved by .'.he De:m~tment. The following_ facilities are 'Closed .-ks Is'. as provided under the author/tv of .'.he !8 .A_AC 60.440 Solid Waste Regulations: Ahtna Inc. A No. 1 / g~' 06 z. Albert Kaloa-' 6'~ Aufeis Unit-, :/"f- o I Bachatna Creek State, ~'q - o~ ~, Becharof State Well No. 1' Big Lake tI.'SA) No. 1; 68- o81 Tathedral River, '*3- David River No. 1, ~,%' David River No. 1-A' 65- Io East Harrison Bay State No. Edna May Walker, t,5'- o34, Fog~' Island Bay State No. 1, -44-o44- X.lr. D..4.. Bovce 3oimson River Core / Kavik U~t No. 1/ ~a- Moose Creek Unit No. 1 Napat~ Creek No. 2 / 2A (Core Holesl/ No Nme Isled No. Romig P~k, Inc. Well No. Stedatna Creek State Tvonek State No. 2 / West Foreland Unit No. West Foret~d Unit No. 2 West .M~elsen U~t No. 4 Conditionally Closed ,,; ,~4 '~ ;-'~: ' ~ facilities foilowin_, evaluation of the a'losure conditions were _,ac~,, on ,, ....ow-name,, .-:szec:i','e ~sessment ~acka=es. l~.qese conditions must be met ~rior rd issuance of final closure approval for each reser:e ~it faciiitw', i-'ne decision of,' · ADEC is rd declare the ~bilowing facilities "Conditionally Closed" until irXormation recuired to address the conditions is orovided :o the Department. ~ae assessment packages for these sites were not included fbr public review; .-,lnis ~rocess will be initiate,4 :,~:on fulfillment of the s:ecific conditions. Naparuk Creek No. 1 Concern is expressed by ~e U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service over surface conditions at Napamk Creek No. 1, which appear to be impac:ed by abandoned drilling-related trash and ecuipment. Of parricuiar concern are references in the original assessment document to drums, batteries, and sacks of drillina mud ancYor mud additives. Recent documentation (8/!9/96'1 supplied by ,4~rnoco to ~e ADEC demonstrates that further clean-ur> was refforrned after the assessment date. and uhe debris was removed or disr~osed of properly. This in.formation has been forwarded to ~e U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for review. Tvonek State No. 1 Conce:-,, is expressed bv the Contaminated Sires Section of ADEC over potential .groundwater contamination ,':rom buried rese~'e pit wastes at the Tyonek State No. 1 location, especially with frequent summer habitation of the site by Tyonek village residents. Evidence from the 1990 monitoring well data indicate substantial water quality, exceedances with respect to c,hromium, lead, barium. TPH. and the BTEX components. Subsequent anaivses from samples collected in 1991 and 1993 indicate the BTEX concentrations are dimimshing: however, me,al analyses were not reported and TPH concentrations appear to increase significantly in 1993. Final closure approval of the reserve pit may be granted under I$ AAC 60.440(j)(5) 'if the owner or operator demonstrates that water pollution in the affe::ed water body is diminishing'. Therefore, it is requested that Amoco re-sample the two monitorin,o wells to verify that BTEX. DRO. and metal c9ncerltrati~ns are diminishing. Ac:urate analyses of the me,al and hydrocarbon (DRO and BTEX) Mr. D. A. Bovce 6 Ser~tember 6. 1996 Please arovide the supplementar3., information to this office. Contamination at the Tyonek State No, 1 site. and suspected pad contamination by historic spills at the Foggy Island Bay State No. 1 ~d the Cathedral Pdver sites have been reported to the ADEC Contaminated Sites Section tbr re,.'iew, as required under Articie 1 of the following "Terms and Conditions" section. In addition. ADNR reserves the fight to further eYaluate both pad and reserve pit of each site at the time or' full lease closure. TERMS AND CONDITIONS All of the above closure approvals are subject to the following terms and conditions: 1) Reserve Pit Facilirv Closure: The approval granted by this letter is for the inactive drilling waste reserve pit facility, only, as rezuired under 18 A.AC 60.440. Closure for the pad as a whole `must be coordinated between the owner/operator and the appropriate state (ADNR, ADF&G. AOGCC), or federal (BLM') agency. Additionaily, should any contamination from ?fisronc spiils be found on the ead outside ~e dri!Iing waste site (rese,we pit area), notification needs to be `made to the ADEC Contaminated Sites Section (269-7659). New Information: Should additional information conce,mmg environmental conditions at the facility `make 5zrther actions necessary, to protect human health or the environment, the Department resets'es the fight to reauire additionai investigation, assessmenk monitoring, or remediation at the facility. If you have any fiarther questions, please feel free to contact Jim Chatham at 269-7679 of this OttlCe. Sincereiv. Tom Chapple Program Manager TC,'jrc,"pea (A:'.968CLOS I.AP?~ Ms. Marilyn Crockett. AOGA. ,~mchorage Nancy Welch, ADNR. Fairbanks Al Ott, ,M3F&G. Fairbanks Jim Haynes, .M3NR. Anchorage Mrs. Sue Sherman. Ahmm Inc.. Mr. Randy Theodore. Kinkatnu. Inc.. Wasilla Mr. William C. Prosser. Niniichik Native Association. Inc...~Xmchorage Jim Segura. SalamotofNative Association. Inc.. Kenai Taztina. Inc.( Taztina Village Council), Glenallen Mr. Bart Garber. Tyonek Native Corporation..Anchorage Joe Sautner. ADEC, )mchorage :ncmo(iology. are rEcuired prior to c!osure. ~Klosur~ Denied Closure conditions ,.``'ere also ,,iaced on the "','~,,,: .,.,~,~,4 ~'-";;ities. F,,~n~- invesdtative _'ct:on must De ~ ~s · ~,~ ' ~,~b~ nnor to issu~ce of final c!os~e ~?rro~ al for each sit faciliw. The Zecision of the ADEC is :o "Deny" c~osure approval of the following faciiities ~til .... o ..... t.on address ~,e conditions is 3rovided to the De~ment. :Z~e ~sessment 2acka~es for these sites ,,~'e,~, not included for nubiic mvie'.,v: this nrec ~ss will be ;n~tiated upon ~ifii'men~ of ~e sneci~c conditions. .-khtna Inc. No. 1 Bar:urn. TPH. and BTEX concentrations in soil cores from the .-khma Inc. No. ! site (core '.ecations 5, 6. 12. ~3'~ indicate drilling_ waste is sresem at or within a five foot doeth within the :-=.serve pit depression. Sanding water occurs wirh',m ,:he denression in sossible contact · ;,-iff'. :ne waste. Consesuentlv. closure o£ the reserve pit under i8 .-LAC 60.~0(j) requires ;.arnsimg and analysis of surface water at the site as' specified in Tables C and D. Water from sends on ~e no~h and south ends of are reserve sit and at background and down- ~radient locations should be samsied. The anaivticai data. an appropriate cuatitative risk ,ssessment, and anaivsis of feasible corrective action as outlined in 18 .-k.,C ~0.440(0(7-10) ar~ r~auired prior to closure. Chuima ~ver State Further information is required to reach a ffmat decision on the closure status of the Chuima ~ver State location. Hihh concentrations of BTEX (L~'el A and B soil~..,,...~aanc,.s' '~ '), TPH. and several metals in the rese,'we pit drilling waste exist at or within ~-i0 ff depths, xnci ,,'nay contact the large pond of standing water. Groundwater from monitoring wells around the sit identified variable levels of pe=oieum hydrocarbons. Large concentrations 7:' TPH at station MW28 ~TPH=58 rage'l) and 5F'a,'9 tT'PH = ~0 mg:l') were sheet-veal m the '~99_~ ~ata. The down-gradient occurrence at )/DV9 suggests that TPH-denvea organics may .,a_rarm.. outside ',.he pit area. Groundwater metal anaivses were not ,nc,uc~ea. Surface water analyses from :,he 1993 program identified trace .e ~e,s of the BT=,~, ccmr)onents: eie','ated levels of barium and lead (Pb =25 ppb) wets detected in a 1989 surface sample. T,~,e Desaru'nenr requests that further sampling and analvses of the resuired metal and hydrocarbon components listed in Table D (18 AAC 60.440) be pertbrmed at the site, utilizing anaivtical methodolo~ specified therein. At least one surface water sample from location 5Wa. and three ~roundwater samples from MW9, MW17, and MW28 are reauested. The Deea,'-u'nent recommends that you bail/purge the monitoring wells prior to samr~iin~ and use a fie!d-fihration method to eliminate earticulates from the groundwater ,i.e. measure ontv the dissolved metal concentrations l. Final closure approval of the site should then be possible under I$ A-kC 60.440(j)(5) if the contaminant levels are indeed diminishing. 7inai closure approval ,,,,'ill be granted after it is demonstrated to the ADEC :hat drilling wastes within :he pits are not activetv contaminating surface water or groundwater at the sites. FORM 470 2.5'7 (' NFIDENTIAL PANAMERICAN PETI~OLEUM COIlP01Z~ION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 January 27, 1969 PERSONAL & CONFIDENTIAL File: FKK-88 Re: Mud Log USA Pan American Big Lake Well No. 1 Mr. Homer L. Burrell,~Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Mr. Burrell: Attached is a sepia and one copy of the Mud Log for the subject well. JAN B ! DIVISION OF OiL AND GAS Yours very truly, ~. K. Krebill Area Superintendent Attachment FI DENTIAL AMERICAN S?RATIGRAPHIC P.O. BOX 2127 , ANCHORAGE, ALASKA * TRANSMITTAL COMPANY ,,, J~cember 27 :. ]_q68 Division of ~,i'ines & i:ine,~als State of Alaslm 3001 Porcupine ~ri've ,~mc~oraL:'e ~ Alaska Attn: ['re Harry :7.1Ugler Dear Sir: We have transmitted this date via Personal _ wamb. ed samples from the: Pan American !:!~ig Lake No, I ( ~ boxes ) o- i"213- ',7i'2~ .6o~ ~,hips Please acknowledge receipt by returning one copy of t;his transmittal. · Very truly yours, ~/ Archie ~reen °'~ American Stratigraphic C Receipt acknowled ged by Remarks: DIVISION OF OiL AND GA~ PA~'~RICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION BOX 779 --~ ~,,%~ ~1 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 To ......... ~ ~.~ Company Location Date Transmitted herewith are the following from the subject well: Boll. Co Sonic/Caliper Log -- B.H.C. Sonic Log Boll. Co Sonic-Gamma Ray Log B.H.C. Sonic/Caliper-Gamma Ray Log Cement Bond Log Cement Bond-Gamma Ray Log -- ~hromatograph Collar Locator __ . _~Continuous Dipmeter Log Continuous Dipmeter Printout Continuous Dipmeter Tadpole Plot Core Analysis Core No. Core .Descriptions Core No. Depth Determination Directional Log Drill Stem Test Test No -- _k~Dua 1 Induction-Laterolog Electric Log '--------Formation Densit~ Log Formation Density-Gamma Ray Log Gamma Ray Log - _ Gamma Ray - Neutron Log High Resolution Continuous Dipmeter Log ~gh Resolution~ Continuous Dipmeter Printout High Resolution Continuous Dipmeter Tadpole Plot Induction-Electrical Log '~Laterolog Laterolog - Ga~a Ray Log Microlog/Caliper Log Mud Log ~- ~O~ Neutron Log ~Proximit y-Microlog/Caliper Log Sidewall Neutron Porosity Log Sidewall Neutron Porosity-Ga~a Ray Log Temperature Log . _ . Temperature - Ga~a Ray Log '. 2" 2" 5" 2" 5" 2" 5" 2" 5" 60" Blue L in,e s · 2" 5I' 2" 5" 2'l S" 2" 5" 2" 5" 5" 60" 11 511 2" 5" 5" ~_II 511 2" 5" 2" 5" 2!' C,~ ~.~4D 0~'5 From J., H~ McKeever Rece$pt Acknowledged by. ~..c)..i' Date /~ ~_~_~ ~'~ / -~ Please return one signed copy to the let~-.rh~ad~ddr~s FORM 470 2-57 PANAMERICAN PETIZOLEUM COIZPOIZATION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 December 4, 1968 File: FKK- 1268-WF Re: Completion Forms USA Pan American Big Lake Well No. 1 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Mr. Marshall: Attached are the Completion Report and Lessee's Monthly Report of Operations dUring October, 1968, for the subject well. The DIL and Mud Logs will follow as soon as they are available. We request that all geological data and well logs be held as CONFIDENTIAL until the normal two-year period has elapsed. Yours very truly, F. K. Krebill Area Superintendent At tachment s RECEIVED DEC 6 196 DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS ANCHORAGE UNITED STATES -) DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY S~a~e .... __A_~___a__s_l!_a_ ..... '] ............ Coz~ty __H_mt_~n_u_sk,.m_R.e_c .... 19.i s~eld ..... i~ild_c.aL ................................................ The following6, is a correc~ report of operatioT~s an, d prodz~ctio~ (i~zchedi~%; drilti~eo~ a2~d produci~t.g wells) fo~' th, e mo~,.tT~ of ....... ~9~ ...................... 19~__, ...... l_' ........................................................................ Anchorage, Alaska Sit,zed ~M Si~ by Pl~o~s .................. ~_4]_1 .................................................. ~s~'~g' s t~gl~ __A.ss~ .... Araa__~min .... S~Fe,r~x~isor ~EC. AND NE/S Sec. Twr. T15N 10 10 R4W r .L P~ · I ~ARRELS OF OIL )rilled 9- FD 6026 ' CO CU. FT. o? GAS (In thousands) (]AI, LONS OF GASOLINE I~,ECOVERED -0 WATER (If (If drillist~, depth; if shut down, cause; none, so state) date and result of test for gasoline content of gas) N~ne ole'~/4.389-6 s and m ENTI )26 ' and irker an, DIWI$10~ logged. release P & A 10-21--68 rig NoTin--Thcre were ............ __n__q ...................... runs or sales of oil; ......... _n__o_ ................................. M cu. ft.. of gas sold; ............................ .n__q ............. runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NOTE.--lleport on this form is required for each calendar mo,ath, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the super¥isor by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. l,'orn] 9-329 . (January 1950) 16--.°5766-9U, $. GOYERIIC,:~'NT PSINTING Oil'lC[ Form 9-330 - (Rev. 5-63) · UN', ""U~. STATES suBMr'r iN DU:rn¢'(Se, DEPARTM£R, i- OF THE INTERIOR "" reverse '~! 'e) GEOLOGICAL SURVEY . . WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* la. TYPE .OF WELL." ............... WELLOII .... ~7].WELLGAS ~[--] ...... -~i~Y [-~' Other' ,, b. ~'YP~ 0F COMPLE~ON: NEW' ~ WOrK ~ DEEP- PLU6 ~ BACK RESVR. - '":' P &' A NABIE OF OPERATOR Pan American Petroleum Corporation :i 3, ADDRESS OF OPERATOR - P. O. Box 779 - Anchorage, Alaska 99501 ": 4. 'LoCX~riON':0F wE~-~6'~ct--'l:ocation cleacty and ~n accordance With a~y /~tate re~ircm en ts) * · At surface 1975i ¥SL, 1983' ~WL, Section 1, T15N, R4W, S. IV[. At top prod. interval reported below ) ' At ,total depth Same . ,, 15. DATE SPUDDED [ ~6. DATE T.D. REACHED 9-17- 68I 10- 21- 68 14. PERIiIT NO. .. -- DATE ISSUED State Permit 68-~1 9-12-68 Form approved. Budget Bureau No. ,12-R355.5. 5. LEASE DESIGNATION .AND SERIAL NO. Anchorage 064281-A 6. IF' INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TB. IBE NAME None .. 7, UNIT AGREEM~JNT NAME NOne " $. FAR.M OR LEASE NAblE USA Pan American Big Lake 9. ,WELL :NO;; : i '- :ia. ~IELD A~V POOL, OR W:ildcat 17. DATE COBfPL.' (Ready to prod.) Abandoned 10- 21-.68 11, SEC., T., R., BI., OR BLOCK AND SURVEY · OR AREA · Section !~ T15N~ R4W~ S. M 12.PARIsHCOUNTY OR I J. 3. ST:TE Matanuska -'(A! ska 19. ELEV. CASINGtIEAD HOW MANY* :~' I DRILLEDBY - 1 6026' Surface ] --~' I 0-6026 ~4. PRODUCING INTERVAL(S), OF THIS COSII'LETION--TOP, BOTTOBI, NA~%.[E(MD Alq~D TVD)* · ~ .. 21. PLUG, 'BACK T.D., MD & TVD 1S. ELEVATIONS (DF, Rt~B, RT, OR, ETC.) GR 77' above SL '~ 22. IF MULTIPLE COMPL., 23. INTERVALS ROTARY TOO-~S Surface 20. TOTAL DEI~H, MD & Tgi) CABLE TOOLS 9,5. WAS DIRECTIONAL SURVEY MADE ., yes 26. TYPE ELECTRIC AND 0TILER LOGS RUN DUal-Induction-Laterlog, BHC Sonic- Gamma Ray, Dipmeter,'Sample Log 27. WAS WELL CORED yes 28. CASING RECORD (Report a~l strings set i~ well) : CASINO SIZE. WEIGHT, LB./FT. DEPTH SET (MD) ttOLE SIZE CEMENTING RECORD AMOUN'T PULLED 137 3/8" 54.5 1003' 17½" I 1000 sx . LINER RECORD TOP (MD) BOTTOM (MD) SACKS CEMENT* SCREEN (MD) 30. TUBING' RECORD SiZE DEPTH SET (MD) PACKER SET SI. ! RECORD (Interval, size and I PERFORATION nu$7~ b er) " CON FIDE TIAL 32. ACID, SHOT, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC. DEPTH 'INTERVAL (MD) 4217-4000' 2264-1941 1120-800' '0- 25' AMOUNT AND KIND OF i%IAT,ERIAL USED 100 sx cement plug,' 150 sx cement plug 240 sx above & below retainer 20 sx cement 33.* PRODUCTION :., . DATE FIRST PRODUCTION [ PRODUCTION METHOD (Flowing, gas lift, pumping zize and type o! pump) [ WELL STATUS (Producing ........................ t shut-in) . i TEST PERIOD . . '. ! .'., --.----...~",,~ ...- . -. '.. 34. DISPOSITIO,~N OF GAS. (~01(~, used for fuel, vented, etc.) ........................ ' - [ TEST WITNESSED BY .. 35. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS · '- : ::' : i' ,.' "' .:: ': , DIL, Mud Log, Chronological Well History .-_ -- 36.SIGNEDI. hereby certlfy~__~that the foregoing and a~ached information is./~'//~~'~':: TITLE A s S t !'lc°mplete andAre~Correct A~in. as determined from S ~u-P e rv i s~0'~an available. ;A;~' "records ff ~'12_. .68::: *(See lm, tructions and Spaces for Additional Datc~ on Reverse Side) - "' '" 'i. :form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well completion report and log on all types of lands and leases to either a Federal agency or a State agency, · ,~ ~at to applicable Federal and/or State laws and regulations. Any'necessary special instructions concerning the use of this form n. nd the number of copies to be ,: icularly with regard to local, area, or regional procedures and practices, either are shown bel.ow or will be issued by, or may be obtained from, the local Federal ,~ice. See instructions on items 22 and 24, and 33, below regarding separate reports for separate completions. c to the time this summary record is submitted, copies of ~ll currently available logs (drillers, geologists, sample and core analysis, all types electric, etc.), forma- ..: ::'e tests, and directional surveys, should be attached hereto, to the extent required by applicable Pederal and/or State la~vs and regulations. All attachments ~; on this form, see item 35. (.~ are ~xo applicable State requirements, locations on Federal or Indian land should be described in' accordance with Federal requirements. Consult local State :i ,, for specific instructions. te which elevation is used ns reference (where not otherwise sho~vn) for depth measurements given in other spaces on this form and in any attachments. ::~: If this well is completed for s~q~:u'ate production from more than one interval zone (multiple completion), so state in item 22, and in item 24 show the producing ~ rvals, top(s), bottom(s) and name(s) (i~ any) for only the interval reported in item 33. Submit a separate report (page) on this form, adequately identified, ~uml interval to be separately produced, showing the additional data pertinent to such interval. ~.'~ Cement": Attached supplemental records for this ~vell should show the details of any multiple stage cementing and the location of the cementing tool. i:.,~t: a separate completion report on this form for each interval to be separately produced. (See instruction for items 22 and 24 above.) POROUS ZONES: IMI'OI{TANT ZONES OF POROSITY AND CONTENTS THERF~0F; CORED INTERVALS; AND ALL DRILL-STI,;M TESTS, INCLUDIN9 ~';TERVAL T~STED, CU~tlION USED, TIMI~ TOOL OPEN, FLOWING AND SHUT-IN PRI'IS~URES, ANI) RECOVERII~S TOP Surface 4170 i938 DESCRIPTION, CONTENTS, ETC~ ' ~Shales Coals Sands ~ ~ Rhyolite" 38. TO P NAME Kenai Fm. Rhyolite MEAS. DEPTh Surface 4170 TRUE VERT. DEPTH _ 4170 , , U.S. (;OVERNMENT PRINTING 0FFtC~: 1963--O-683636 USA PAN AMERICAN BIG LAKE WELL NO. 1 Chronological Well History 9/17/68 9/18- 9/20 9/21 -'10/20 10/21 Spudded Well Drilled 17~" hole to 1013', logged, and set 13-3/8" casing at 1013' with 1000 sacks Drilled 9-7/8" hole 1013-6026' and logged. TD 6026'. Set plugs and marker and released rig CONFIDENTIAL FORM 47O 2.57 PANAMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPOI ATION P. O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 October 24, 1968 PERSONAL & CONFIDENTIAL File: FKK-1136-P & C Re: Location Survey USA Pan American Big Lake Well No. 1 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Dear Mr. Marshall: F. M. Lindsey and Associates, Registered Land Surveyors, made a survey of the subject well location on October 4, 1968, the results of which are shown on the attached plats. The loca- tion surveyed is labeled "Proposed Location", but in face repre- sents the final well location. With your verbal approval, we submit these plats as a final survey of the location of USA Pan American Big Lake Well No. 1. The survey is dated 10 days after the well was spudded and, as shown on the larger plat, the wellhead itself was surveyed for its location and altitude. Yours very truly, Area Superintendent Enc lo sure s RECEIVED DI¥t,SlON OF MINES & MIhlEI~N~ AI,4CHORAGE Form 9-331 (~Iay 1963) DEPAk '%UNITED STATES SUB~I~ ir ~.VmLIC.~E. (Other in /ttons on re- ;vIENT OF THE INTERIOR verse side) / i GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a different reservoir. Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for such propo~Js.) Budget Bureau I~o. 42-R1424. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL N_O~ Anch-0(~281.A 6. ~IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAdiR 1. 7. UNIT. AGREEMENT NAME ?. 0mWELL [--] ~ASwELL [--1 OTHER Dry hole ~. F~R" OR LEASE-? N~..- " ' 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Pan American Petrote~. Corporation ,3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.O. Box 779 Anchorage,-A~aska 99501 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State re~ulrements.' See also space 17 below.) At surface 1975' FSL, 1983' ~'L, Sec. I, T15N, R4W, S.M. 15. ELEVATIONS (SHOW whether DF, ET, OR, etc.) Ground level 77' above SL 14. PERMIT NO. State Per~it 68-81 USA Pan ~e~ic'an T.?.ll ? T., }._~.' .o. .. 10, FIELD AND POOL~ OR WILDCAT -Wildcat 11. SEC., ~., R., M., OR BLK. AND SURVEY OR ABrA Sec, '1, T15N,'-'g4W, $.M. 12: COUNTY os P~RI~HJ 13. S~A~:~: ~,~a~ anuska J A~aska 16. Check Appropriate Box To indicate Nature o~: Notice, Report, or O~her Da~a NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: · TEST WATER SHUT-OFF PULL OR ALT£ ) CASING FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPI TE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) SU.~SEqUEN~':~EFORT o~: FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING AB~[NDONMENT$ · (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or.Recompletlon Report and Log form.) 17. D'ESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly stat~ all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date-of starting an.TM proposed work. If well is directionally drilled, give subsurface locations and measured and true Yer£ical depths for all markers and ~sones perti .~. nent to this work.) * i : ,_ ~'his notice sets forth our intent to plug and abandon Cc ve~%al!y approved ~ ~ ~'~esse~ s. Linton and. Wmm~:cke to Mr. i,~'cK~v 21st, 1968. TD is at 6026'. 13-3/8" casin~ is sot at 100~'. As Ve~';a!]y a~,row~,. the, fo!lmdng plugs will be set preparatory to abandoning: 1) 100 sx open hole piug~with to~) at 4!00' 2) I00 sx open hole plu% 2t00-2200" 3) i00 sx plug across casing shoe 950-1050' 4) 20 sx plug to cap well. 18. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct (.This space for Feder~ o~ S~e o~ce use) APPROVED BY.._ . _ FORM 470 2.57 PANAMEmCAN PETI OLEUM CORPOP, ATION P.O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Oct.. 15, 1968 Re: Monthly Report of Operations, USA Pan American Big Lake Well Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Division of Oil & Gas Department of Natural Reso,mrces State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 CONFIDENTIAL Dear Sir, Enclosed are two copies of U.S.G.S. Form 9-329, Lessee's Monthly Report of Operations, for the month of September, for the subject well. We have gone to great lengths to keep the information on this well a closely guarded secret, and we. request that all information on this "tight hole" be treated as CONFIDe. We respectfully ask that all measures within your authority be taken to ensure that the enclosed information remains known only to those with authorized access to such data. Thank you for your assista~uce. Enclosures Very truly yours, J. H. McKeever Senior Geologist RECEIVED DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAI~ ANCHORAGE Form approved. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Budget Bureau No. 42-R356.5. orrics ....~:laho~&~e.,~ ......... L~,~ .u,~.E. .... ........................................... USA Pan ~ Big L~ke LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS ....... .............. .... ............. CONFIDENTI./ The fOllowi~ is a correct report' of operatior~s and production (ino&~din~ 'drill.in~ and produ, cin~j wells) for the montI, of ............ _$_ep_t_emb_er ........... ,19..6_.8.., ............................................................................ ~l~ent's address' P,O, Box 779 ~ ....... Pan American Petroleu~n Corp. ................................................................... L,'O,,vl~t,~l,H ..................................... Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Original-'Signed- 1~ .................... .............................................................................................. Sgg~ed ............. ~:H;-M~I(2gYgB ....................... Phone ............................ Z72...-.__8_~7.1 ............... ~ .................. .4 gen~' s title ___~.e..n..i..o.~...G_.e_9.1.gg_$.s._~_ ................... AND ~/o~ ~/ i .968 21 30 I Sp ded well. D~ i]led lYe- at ~003' wit 2001 osi and Drilled x~V F~. or GAS thousands) !012' an~ 3x cement 2000 psi. )i2' ~o 43 {~ALLONS OF GASOLINE I~'ECOVERE D set 54. o surfac 71. COb ~B ARRELS OF WA~rm. (T.f none, so stato) none 0-55 Test FIDENTIAL R E ..I,.rV REMARKS (If drilling, depth: if. shut ~lown, cause; date and result of test for g-zoline content of g~s) AP1 ~50-09-20001 .3-3/8" easSng ~d casing to · ,8~ 1961 ED NE/$ Sec. 1 -_ NoTE.--There were no runs or sales of oil' no 'M cu. ft. of gas sold; · ................... _n__g_ ..................... runs or sales of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NOTE.--Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of thc status of operations, and must be filed in duplieate with the supervisor by the 6tk of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed, by the supervisor. Form 9-3_'2.9 (January 19~0) 16--25766-9 O. $. COVEHN:qgNT PI~I~TING OFFICE ,,. TI6N TISN I 27 26 ] I I I R4W 25 36 IR3 W 32 I I I I0 I II I I ¥ I 15 J 14 I I ; : US.& IpAN AMERICAN I-- 2 ; -1- -"'-"" BIO LAKE WELL N9 LAT. 61~ 25' 03.25" LONG. 145p° 54' 51.52" Y= ~,?,o,(o.~ X= 51%0f0 8 I SCALE' 1"= 1MILE 28 CERT I F I CATE OF SURVEYOR 33 I hereby certify that I am properly registered and licensed to practice land surveying ~n the State of Alaska and that this plat represents a location survey made by me or under my supervision, and that all dimensions and other details are correct. Da te SURVEYOR ii i ii i iiii USA. PAN AMERICAN BI{; LAKE WELL N°-I Located in SW. I/4 SECTION I TISN R4W MER.A Surveyed for PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM P.O. Box 779 An( Surveyed by F. M. LINDSEY 8( AssOc, LAND 8, HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS 2502 West Northern Lights Boulevard. P.O. Box 4-081 Anchorage, A Form 9-331 ( ,~[a¥ 1963) '¥NITED STATES s~JBmT (Other inst, DEPAR, ,/iENT OF THE INTERIOR verse sid.) GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a different reservoir. Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT--" for such proposals.) .. .Form approved. Budget NAME OF OPERATOR Pan ~merican Petro!emm Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99501' 5. LEASE DESIGNATIG.'q AND SEkIAL NO. 2 A - 064281-A 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TIIlBE NASIE 1. 7. UNIT AGREESIENT NA,~IE WELL WELL OTHER 2. 8.,rau.~ ~ L~ASE NAME uoA ~an ~ermcan Big Lake ~. W~L 1' LOCATION OF WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements.* See also space 17 below.) At surface 1980' ~'~, 1980' FSL,. Sec. 1, T15~, R4W, S.M. 10. FIELD AND POOL~ OR WILDC&T Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., OR BLK. AI~D SURVEY OR AREA Sec. 1, T15N, R~,~, S.M. 14. PER~IIT NO. 15, ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GE, etc.) 12. COUNTY OR PARISHJ 13. STATE State Permit 68-81 Ground level 77' above SL ~tanuskaJ Alaska Chicle Approp~i~ Box To Indicate Nature o~ Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF J J PULL OR ALTER CASING J J FRACTURE TREAT 51ULTIPLE COMPLETE SHOOT 0i% ACtDIZE ABANDON* ' REPAIR IVELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT, REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFI~ ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING OASING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletlon Report and Log form.) 17. DESCRInr PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state ail pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work. If well is directional~y drilled, give subsurface locations and measured and true vertical depths for all markers and zones perti- nent to this work.) * This notice sets forth a change in casing program fro~u that' specified on Form 9-331C, Application for Permit to Drill, dated Sept. 12, 1968. ~Ch=~aD~e from: 12~" hole 8-5/8" hole 10-3/ " 7". casing 26~}/ft I500' setting depth 7600' setting depth Cha_nFe ?.o: 17~" hole 9-7/8" hole 13-3/8" casing 7" casing 54.~/ft 1000' se~ting depth 23 & 2~'~/ft 7600'setting depth Grade J-55 Grade S-95 Cementing progumm unchanged. CONFIDENTIAL ace f ed~/ ., ..~ ~ / ~, × /" ,/,, ( ' p . .~. / ~ / CONDITIONS OF APPROVAl, IF ~: TITLE Area Admin. Suvervisor D TE *See Instructions on Rcve,~e Side FORM 4'70 2.57 PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION P.O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Sept. 27, 1968 File: ASH-80-~ P ers on.a!..and .Confid en..tial Re: USA Pan American Big Lake Well Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Division of Mines and Minerals Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Dear Sir, This is to notify you that the subject well was spudded on September 17, 1968. ~ A.S. Haley Area Administrative Supervisor CONFIDENTIAL Area Adnh~t~va ~. ~ shou].d be 50't)09'2000i~ li~ ~mld' ~t~ your Thoaum 1~. Kp, x*dml].. Jr. , L ._ Form 9-331 f~ay 1963) DEPAR qJFIITED STATES._ GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a different reservoir. Use "APPLICATION FOR PER}fIT--" for such proposals.) 1. WELL WELL OTHER NAHE OF OPERATOR Pan American Petroleum Corporation .. Form approved. Budget Bureau No. 42--t~142~ 5. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL Anchorage 06428!-A ~ 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE ADDRESS OF OPF~RATOR P.0. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 7. UNIT AGREEMENT NASi~ LOCATION OF %YELL (RepOrt location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements.* See also space 17 below.) At surface · 1980' FSL, 1980' R~'rL, Sec. 1, T15N, R~ff, S.M. 14. PERSIIT ~'0. I 15. ELEVATION/; (Show whether vF, Rr, c~, etc.} State Permit No. 68-81[ Est.' ground level il0~ above SL 10. FIELD AND POOL~ Ol~ WILDCAT Wildcat SURVmY OR AI~EA Sec'..: 1, T15N, R4W, S,M. 12. COUNTY OR PARISH[ ~3. STATE Hatanuska I A!aska 16. Ch~k Appropriate Bo>:. To Indica}e N~tvr:~ o~ Notice, Reporb or Other Da?a NOTICE OF INTENTION ~: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF [ [ PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREA~ ~IULTIPLE C031PI,ETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDON* REPAIR %VELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) Change ].ease name SUBSEQUENT RMPORT O~: WATER ~HUT~OFP ~-~ . REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATSIENT I--I ALTERING CA~ING . SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING AEANDON.%tENT* (Other) (NOTE: Report results of multiple completfon on Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 17. D};SCR~E ImOI'OSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an~ proposed work. If well is directionally drilM~t, give subsurface toc~tlons and measured and true vertical depths for all markers and ~ones perti nent to this work.) * The name of this well has been changed from: '~USA Pan American Petroleum Corp. "C~' Well. ~1" to: "USA P~ American Big Lake Well ~1". 15. I hereby certify t:uat: the forego!n~ is~true a~ correct CONDITIONS OF ' ~o.~ ~. ~v Ares, Ad~rinist, rative ~ Se~t. 16, !968 TITLE , FORM FG- 74IR EV. 2~67) '7 MEMORANDUM F- Thomas R. Marshal 1, Jr. Petroleum Supervisor FR°M:Phillip D. Havens ~ Game Biologist, Lands ADF&G, Anchorage Sta,te of Alaska DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME FILE NO: DATE SUBJECT: September 13, 1968 USA "C" #1 Pan American Petroleum Corporation 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 drilling, a ring dike will be constructed around the drilling area to contain any spills that might occur. 2. Prior to the beginning of drilling, a sump of sufficient size to contain al 1 waste fl uids wi 11 be constructed. 3. Prior to abandonment of the site, the sump must be cleared of all oil and be covered. 4. The operator must dispose of all refuse, including but not limited to, pallet board, gar~,age, visqueen, sacks, barrels, etc., in an acceptable manner. P DH: ab cc: B. Hilliker K. Middleton J ~ Di dri ckson OF MINES ANCHORAGE · '"' ~ ;- ·-~_'~-.~ ' .... . . . . ' ' .'7:'-' 5" :. ': ' .:'.-~[ ;.. ~- :;.?:-~ .'.. '.'- ',. ,,.. ....... '.:' ..~..., ...... - - . ' .:- · . ' ?Or~O~'l 'an~ ..:~onfi~den~l.~,~.~,:.~;~ .- ..: aC: "; '"A'¢~ii'e'~t~:~n r~r f'eemit"Oto.'.D'~:fii:.". ' oS~ .Pan .~raerfcan 'Fet~ole~ COrp...: ' "C". . ...... . .. .. '..'.)'..,:.~-.- .., }.... v.. ~......:,. .. - '..... 2." j';.' . .. . . '~..'. '.. ;::'.-':...',.' .::,'..:'~:. /'":.'~,. [' ' - , .. .'., .: , , [ :.. : :, · .. . % ..·.,.: , .. - . . . _ You.'wilI be i~rnish¢~..~-.:Cio, pios .of:the final..s~rvey When. it..:has be'en:..ecr~p!ot ~I. .... . ~'~.q"s'. w.o] !- .ls..b ~..,.n.~.' · ' ~' ' dri;,._~,., ' :''~ ' as a_ "ti' ~,--~"'-~-'ho]"- e'" and t.,~ .... ask' i.,..5.r, ,* .~or~tion: :be':, tre,t.~3.., as.' ~n,.,,. ~w,?,:,? v.,:. - . ..'~, - . -. ,,~' enve~-o~e ,,. .. be.'.nsed:- for".eor~espgndenee .,~_'tb tk5 s office reports or other-exc,,an~.e';: :~ O.f: infection, ~ .... Very truly yom- ~,-,~.."['a!ey .&.rea Ad~;',inistrai~ve,,u~er~,n ~' ' sot ~D_(31f3sllres mow- FORM SA- lB 125.5M 8/67 MiEMORANrDUM FROM: State of Alaska DATE : SUBJECT: FORM SA-lB 125.SM 8J67 'MEMORANDUM TO: r-' State of Alaska DATE : SUBJECT: FORM SA- iB 125.5M 8/67 MEMORANDUM TO: F- ~&. ~ State of Alaska FROM: DATE : SUBJECT: Forth 9=331 (MaY CONFIDENTIAL ~NITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF' THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY SUBMIT I; "~IPLICATE* Form approved. ~.,~ (Other f J~cttons on Budget Bureau No. 42-R142 reveA ~,/side) API 50-009-2000~ ~. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ... Anch°ra~e 06~281 - A APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BACK DRILL ]~ DEEPEN [-I PLUG BACK J--1 b. TYPE OF WELL WELL WELL OTHER ZONE ZONE 2..NAME OF OPERATOR Pan American Petroleum Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 9.9501 LOCATION OF WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements.*) At surface 1980' FSL, !980' FJL, Sec. 1, T15N, R~;f, S.M. At proposed prod. zone 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 7. UNIT AGREEMENT NAME 8. ~ARM ~)~R LEA.~E NAI~i~E · U~A Fan american Petro- I0. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT ; 'il.daRt 11. SEC., T., R., M., OR BLK. AND SURVEY OR AREA 14. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION FRO~ NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 12. COUNTY OR PARISH{ 13. STATE 10 m~?.~s South,'~... Wasi!la Natanuska Alaska ~. mSTANCE FRO~ PROPOSED* XS. NO. OF ACRES IN LEASE LOCATION TO NEAREST 660' FNL & ~5'~L PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE, FT. '~e ~.~0 (Also to nearest drlg. unit line, if any)O~ ].~. ~8. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION$ ~ ~ ~z~]~ 19. PROPOSED DEPTH TO NEAREST WELL, DRILLING, COblPLETED, . k ~ ~ ~ ~,-~ ,~. ~m.o ~o~, o~ ,m~ =~, ~. on - ~.'ic:-:s~ _7600~ OR 21. Z~va~m~S (Show whether DF, RT, GR, e~.) ~ 17.NO. OF ACRES ASSIGNED TO THIS WELL ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS '}~otary 22. APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START* ,L ,.~t .'" ih, 1968 23. SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASING , 7~ PROPOSED CAilNG AND CEMENTING PROGRAI~I WEIGHT PER FOOT SETTING DEPTH ?gO0' QUANTITY. OF CEMENT B.O.P. spec,~ fieat, i ors s. ttacbcd. CONFIDENTIAL IN ABOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSED PROGRA3!: If proposal is to deepen Or plug back, give data on present productive zone and proposed new productive zone. If proposal is to drill or deepen directionally, give pertinent data on subsurface locations and measured and true vertical depths. Give blowout preventer program, if any. - 24. SIGNED 0~1 Signcd by A. S. I~IAI (This space for Federal or State office use) CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: APPROVAL DATE THOMAS R. MARSFIAI.~ J~ Alaska Oil & Gas Cc~.~rvatI~ C~m. mi~li .......~ DATE "f" /2 - 98 *See lnsffuctions On Reverse Side 3000'tfW. R (6000~T EST) BLOWOUT PREVENTER INSTALLATION WHEN DOUBLE PREVENTER WITH SIDE OUTLET IS USED ANDHYDRIL. SINGLE PREVENTORS WITH DRILLING SPOOL AR'E SATISFACTORY 3. 4. 9. 10. 11. 12. NOTE~ Blowout preventers, master valve, plug valves and all fittings must be in good condition. Use new API Seal Rings. All fitting~ (gates, valves, etc.) 60 be of equivalent pressure rating as preventers. Valves to be flanged and at least 2". Valves next to BOP to be plug type and nominal 3". Equir~ent through which bit must pass shall be at least as large as the inoide diameter of th~ casing that is being drilled through. Nipple above BOP shall be split aa it can be easily removed. Full opening safety Valve (Omsco or equivalent) must be available on rig floor at all times an4 with proper connections. Kelly safe~y valve installed, Same working ~r~- sure as All lines and controls to preventers r~ust be connected and ~e~ted before drlllin$ out of surface pipe. BOP's must be fluid operated with controls on derrick floor ,nd H~dril complete with accumula- tor and 1 (one) remote cQnt~ol station. 'If fillup line i5 tied to drillinS nipple, connection must be belcw and approximately 90° ~o the flow line. Guage may be left ou~ while drilling. Side outlet mus~ be below bottom ram. .o · Caginghead and casinghead fittings to be fur- nished by PAN ~J~ERICAN PETROLE~ CORPORATION. 13. Chokes may be either adjustable or positive. 14. Drilling spool with choke outlet below BOP's is satisfactory.. 1~. Casinsheads furnished by PAN A}~RICAN PETROLE~ CORPORATION will be 12" Series 900 and 10" Series 1500. k~IEN WHEN DRILLING USE -- Top preventer --:drill pipe rams ~o=tom preventer-blind rams or master valve. R~{NING CASING USE -- Top preventer -- casing rams Bottom preventer-blind rams or master valve JPAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION CASPFR, ~'YOMJNG ~ BLOWOUT PREVENTER J ARRANGEMENT "D" BLOWOUT PREVENTER ARRANGEMENT "D" D CONFIDENTIAL Revised Location Sketch'. to accompany Application for Permit to Drill USA Pan American Petroletum Corp "A". Well by Pan American Petroleum Corp'. P.O. Box 779 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 August 30, 1968 ~ t ! ! ! I I~ELL LOC~T PROPOSED) CENTER OF~ N E 1/4 0 F SWl/4 SEqTIO~N I TI5N R4~!~ S, EWARD M E'RI DIAN~ALASI(A I .I t t 11 t 1 CERT. IFi. CATE OF SURVEYOR ON I TI5N ! ! 6 I I I IZ 7 ..j ALE ! hereby certify that I am properly ~egistered licensed to practice land' surveying in thc, State of Alaska that this plot represents a tocation survey ~',~d~ ~.y '~e or CONFIDENTIAL under my supervisl, on, details ore correct. Date I 1 f CORPORATION "C" NUMDrib, O:~'I i..., ~PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORR -.PO BOX .779 ANCHORAGE, ALAS ~ M. LINDSEY 8< ASSOC, ! AN~ ~ HYDROGRAPHIC 5UR'FEYr",,~g ~cosln~-he~,d ~ BLO\'tOU T PREVENTI~R INSTALLATION WHEN DOUBLE PREVENTER WITH SIDE OUTLET IS USED ANDHYDRIL. SINGLE PREVENTORS WITH DRILLING SPOOL AR'E SATISFAOTORY 10. ll. 12. ~{OTES 1. Blowout preventers, master valve, plug valves and all fittings must be in good condition. Use new APl'Seal Rings. 2. All fittings (gates, valves, etc.) ~0 be of equivalent, pressure rating as preventers. Valves to be flanged and at least 2". Valves next to BOP to be plug type and notainal 3"; Equip%:ent through which bit must pass shall at least as large as the inside diameter of casing that is being drilled through. 4. Nipple above BOP shall be s,plit so it can he easily removed. ~.. Full opening safety valve (Omsco or equivalent) must be available on ris floor a~ all times an4 ~ith proper connec~ions. 6. Kelly safe~y valve installed, same ~orkins sure as All lines and controls to preventers must be connected and tested before drillins out of ! surface pipe. 8. BOP's must be fluid operated with controls on derrick floor and Hydril complete with accunula- tot and 1 (one) remote cpntrol station. · 9. If fillup line is' tied to drilling nipple, [ne connection must be belcw and approximately 90° to the flow line. Guase ~ay be left ou~ while drilling. , Side outlet mus~ be below'bottom ram. Caginghead and casinghead fittings to be fur- nished by PAN ~.~RICAN PETROLE~t CORPORATION. 13. Chokes may be either adjustable or positive. 14. Drilling spool ~th choke outlet below BOP's ' is satisfactory.. 15. Casinsheads furnished by PAN A}~RICAN PETROLE~ CORPORATION will be' 12" Series 900 and 10" Series 1500. ~7{EN WtlEN DRILLING USE -- Top preventer --idrlll pipe rams ~ottom preventer-blind r~ms or ma~ter valve. R~NING CASING USE -- Top preventer -- casing rams Bottom preventer-blind rams or master valve PAN AMERICAN PETROLEUM CORPORATION CASP[~ . ~YOMING ] ] I @'LOV,/OUT PRI~"VENTEJ~ ARRANGEMENT "D" ~,.' ' ~.. ",,, .... o~,~' '