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Home My WebLink About166-061 Reserve Pit Closure approval for Kookpuk and Kalubik Creek ') ) Subject: Reserve Pit Closure approval for Kookpuk and Kalubik Creek From: "Peterson, Judd" <Judd_Peterson@dec.state.akus> Date: Fri, 05 Nov 2004 08:25:35 -0900 To: "'Laura (Unocal) Hammond (Hammond, Laura (Unocal))'" <lhammond@unoca1.com> CC: "'Gary (DNR) Schultz (Schultz, Gary (DNR))'" <gary_schultz@dnr.state.ak.us>, "'Tom (AOGCC) Maunder (Maunder, Tom (AOGCC))'" <tom_maunder@admin.state.ak.us>, "'Bruce Webb (Bruce Webb)''' <bruce_webb@dnr.state.akus>, "'Winters Jack Gack_winters@dnr.state.ak.us)'" <jack_winters@dnr.state.akus>, "'Tom (AOGCC) Maunder (Maunder, Tom (AOGCC))'" <tom_maunder@admin.state.ak.us>, "'Terry (COE) Carpenter (Carpenter, Terry (COE))'" <Terry.A.Carpenter@poa02.usace.army.mil>, "'Louise Smith (E-mail) (Louise Smith (E-mail))'" <Louise_Smith@fws.gov>, "'Okakok Rex (NSB) (Okakok, Rex (NSB))''' <Rex.Okakok@north-slope.org>, "'Shipley Bob (bshipley@unoca1.com)'" <bshipley@unoca1.com> Laura, Please find attached the final closure approval for the reserve pits at Kookpuk #1 and Kalubik Creek #1. Signed copy is in the mail. «final closure approvals Nov 2004, Unocal.doc» Regards, Judd Peterson Reserve Pit Closure Coordinator Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (907) 269-7622 Content-Type: application/msword . . final closure approvals Nov 2004, Unocal.doc Content-Encoding: base64 ... -:- 1 of 1 11/5/20048:34 AM ') ) FRANK H. MURKOWSKI, GOVERNOR 555 Cordova Street Anchorage, Alaska 99501 PHONE: (907) 269-7590 FAX: (907) 269-7655 http://www.state.ak.us/dec/ DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SOLID WASTE PROGRAM November 3, 2004 Ms. Laura Hammond Advising Specialist Unocal Alaska PO Box 196247 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6247 Reference: Issuance of Permanent Closure Approval for drilling waste reserve pits at Kalubik Creek #1 and Kookpuk # 1 located on the North Slope Dear Ms. Hammond: The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) has completed review and public notice for permanent closure approval of the inactive reserve pits at the above reference sites located on the North. Slope. The closure applications and corrective action plans provided the required information describing the history and conditions of the reserve pits, results of required water sampling, and an assessment of the potential risks posed by the drilling waste to human health and the environment. Both sites were inspected by ADEC and the landowner after completion of the corrective actions to confirm the work was completed in accordance with the approved plan. The reserve pits at these sites were capped with gravel and overburden. ADEC has determined that the capped pits do not present a material or probable risk to the public health or the environment. Public notice requesting comments on closure approval was published September 29 and 30, 2004 in the Anchorage Daily News and posted on the ADEC web site September 29th 2004. No public comments objecting to closure approval were received in response to this public notice. ADEC has determined that the reserve pits at these sites meet the closure requirements of 18 AAC 60.440. Closure Approval Under authority of 18 AAC 60.440 G), ADEC grants permanent closure approval to Unocal Alaska for the inactive reserve pits at: Drill Site Name \<oC"-o,, \ Kookpuk#1 \ Co~ - \ 0 , Kalubik Creek # 1 API Number(s) 50-103-10003-00 50-103-20001-00 Location Sec. 19 TIIN,R7E,UM Sec. 10 TI2N,R8E,UM Landowner DNR DNR SCANNED NO" 0 5 2004 ) ) Ms. Laura Hammond. Unocal Alaska November 3 2004 Page 2 of2 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 pits 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, Transmitted Electronically Leslie F. Simmons Solid Waste Program Coordinator South Central/Western Alaska cc: electronic only Gary Schultz, ADNR, Fairbanks (Gary_Schultz@dnr.state.ak.us) Tom Maunder, AOGCC, Anchorage (Tom_Maunder@admin.state.ak.us) Bruce Webb, ADNR, O&G Division, Anchorage (Bruce- Webb@dnr.state.ak.us) Jack Winters, ADF&G, Fairbanks (Jack- Winters@dnr.state.ak.us) Linda Nuechterlein, ADEC, Anchorage (Linda_Nuechterlein@dec.state.ak.us) Terry Carpenter, COE, Anchorage (Terry.A.Carpenter@poa02.usace.army.mil) Louise Smith, USFWS, Fairbanks (Louise_Smith@fws.gov) Sheldon Adams, NSB, Barrow (Sheldon.Adams@north-slope.org) Rex A. Okakok, Sr. NSB, Barrow (Rex.Okakok@north-slope.org) Robert Shipley, Jr., Unocal, Anchorage (bshipley@unoca1.com) DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SOLID WASTE PROGRAM 410 WILLOUGHBY AVE JUNEAU, ALASKA 99687 http://www.state, ak. us/dec/home.htm TONY KNOWLES, GOVERNOR Telephone: (907) 465-5162 Fax: (907) 465-5362 October 22, 1999 John Beitia Unocal Corporation P.O. Box 196247 Anchorage, AK 99519-6247 Reference: Response to Kalubik Creek # 1 and Kookpuk # 1 Closure Plan Final Addendum Dear Mr. Beitia: The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) has completed review of Final Addendum to the reserve pit closure plan for Kalubik Creek #1 and Kookpuk # 1 received March 15, 1999. This report presented a qualitative discussion of material and probable risks to public health or the environment posed by the pits. This addendum was necessary to address Alaska Water Quality exceedances identified in the previous closure plan submittals and field inspections of the sites. The addendum report refers to the reserve pits as thermokarst ponds. Ground ice melting has likely collapsed the base of the reserve pits and deepened the water impounds. However, the ponds are constructed, below grade, open reserve pit impoundments that were never backfilled and contain diesel based drilling muds in contact with ponded water. There is no evidence that the ponds'are enlarging with time and they appear to have reached thermal equilibrium with the underlying permafrost. The final addendum presents a case that the water quality exceedances at the site present no significant threat to human health or the environment. This conclusion is based on an analysis of ingestion of the drilling waste by arctic foxes. The analyses of composite samples of drilling muds collected from each of the reserve pits reported DRO levels in the muds to be 1100mg/kg in the Kookpuk pit and 1800 mg/kg in the Kalubik pit. The leachate from these diesel based muds is producing hydrocarbon sheen on the reserve pit water impoundments even after 30 years of exposure and natural degradation. The addendum does not present an analysis of feasible corrective actions to reduce the environmental impacts. Unocal has not demonstrated that corrective action would not be a benefit to reduce the environmental impacts at the sites. Under authority of 18 AAC 60.440 (i), ADEC requires corrective action of backfilling the pits before final closure will be approved. The reserve pits must be backfilled with gravel and capped with a minimum of 2 feet of organic overburden. The cap should be crowned to prevent continued water impoundment. Backfilling will allow the drilling waste to freeze back into permafrost and prevent the release of hydrocarbon contamination. Gravel and overburden may be purchased from ADNR at mine site E located in the Kuparuk Field. cc: Blair Wondzell, AOGCC, Anchorage Nancy Welch, ADNR, Fairbanks fson! _ i serve Pit Closure Coordinator rjl ~ters~envircon.state.ak.us RECEIVED OCT 1999 AI~i~ Oil & Gas Cons. Commission Anchorage ,CONSULTANTS, SEC. UNOCAL KOOKPUK NO. 19 T11N/RO7E NORTH SLOPE, ALASKA BIOSTRATIGRAPHY REPORT MICROPALEO CONSULTANTS, INC. June 30, 1998 TO: SUBJECT: State of Alaska Division of Oil & Gas 3601 "C" Street, Suite 1380 Anchorage, Alaska 99503-5948 Attention: Julie Houle Biostratigraphic Analysis, UNOCAL Kookpuk No. 1 Well, North Slope, Alaska The attached report details our interpretations of the Foraminifera and palynomorph occurrences from the UNOCAL Kookpuk No. 1 well. The samples are reposited at the State of Alaska Geological Materials Center in Eagle River, Alaska. Work on this project was done at the offices of Micropaleo Consultants, Inc. in San Diego, California. A total of 128 ditch samples were processed and examined for Foraminifera, while 108 .ditch samples and one (1) conventional core sample were processed and examined for palynomorphs. Sincerely, Michael B. Mickey MICROPALEO CONSULTANTS, INC. , ,j Hit~Yo Haga MICROPALEO CONSULTANTS, INC. MBM:HH:be Attachment 329 Chapalita Drive · Encinitas, California 92024 (760) 942-6082 * FAX (760) 942-9623 * email: mpaleo@cts.com MICROPALEO CONSULTANTS, INC., UNOCAL KOOKPUK NO. I API #50-103-10003 SEC. 19, TllN/R7E UM NORTH SLOPE, ALASKA Prepared by: Michael B. Mickey- Foraminifera Hideyo Haga- Palynomorphs BIOSTRATIGRAPHY REPORT Job No. 98-108 June 30, 1998 l TABLE OF CONTENTS INTEGRATED SUMMARY ...................................... 2 FORAMINIFERA REPORT ...................................... 7 FORAMINIFERA SUMMARY .................................... 8 INTRODUCTION .............................................. 16 Scope .................................................. 16 Procedures .............................................. 16 Format ................................................. 16 RESULTS .................................................... 17 CONCLUSIONS ............................................... 28 PALYNOLOGY REPORT ....................................... 29 PALYNOLOGY SUMMARY ..................................... 30 INTRODUCTION .................................. ........... 35 Purpose and Scope ........................................ 35 Procedures .............................................. Report Format ........................................... 35 RESULTS .................................................... 37 CONCLUSIONS ............................................... 45 ILLUSTRATIONS (In pockets at back of report) Figure B-1 Figure F-1 Figure P-1 High Resolution Biostratigraphy Plots Foraminifera Distribution Chart Palynomorph Distribution Chart MICROPALEO CHART DATA Interpretations by Michael B. Mickey & Hideyo Haga WELL NAME/OPERATOR Arco, Fiord #1 50-103-20162 Arco, Bergschrund #1 50-103-20207 B.P., Nechelik #1 50-103-20020 Husky, W. Fish Creek #1 50-103-20009 Husky, S. Simpson #1 50-279-20001 Husky, E. Teshekpuk # 1 50-103-20006 Husky, N. Inigok #1 50-103-20017 Husky, Ikpikpuk #1 50-279-20004 Texaco, Colville Delta 1/1A 50-103-20038 Unocal; Kookpuk #1 ~ 50-103-1000~ CHART TYPE Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution Foram. Distribution Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution Foram. Distribution Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution Foram. Distribution Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution Foram. Distribution Foram. Distribution Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution Foram. Distribution Palynomorph Distribution AGES/DATES Early Permian/Quarternary Early Permian/Quarternary Late J u rassic/Te rtiary Late Jurassic/Tertiary Early Permian/Quarternary Early Permian/Quarternary Aptian/Campanian Mississippian/Late Jurassic Early Triassic/Campanian Permian/Late Albian Permian/Cretaceous Aptian/Maestrichtian Mississippian/Late Jurassic Pennsylvanian/Campanian Aptian/Maestrichtian Late Triassic/Early Cretaceous Late Triassic/Early Cretaceous Aptian/Cenomanian Early Ju rassic/Early Cretaceous Mississippian/Late Triassic Mississippian/Late Triassic Late Pennsylvanian/Tertiary Permian/Eocene I ndete rmi nate/Te rtia ry indeterminate/Tertiary DEPTHS IN FEET 100-10250 100-10250 110-7502 110-7502 90-10018 90-10018 500-7250 7250-11420 500-11420 510-8795 510-8795 533-6930 6930-10664 533-10624 120-7460 7460-10160 120-10170 100-7234 7240-9841 9870-15466 100-15466 390-9457 390-9457 90-10193 90-10193 90-4501 450-1890' 1890-2250' 2250'3710' 3710-4100' INTEGRATED SUMMARY Tertiary Undifferentiated Late Cretaceous Maestrichtian Late Cretaceous Campanian Late Cretaceous Coniacian to Santonian Late Cretaceous Turonian to Coniacian 4100-5420' 5420-5760' 5760-5855' .5855-6015' 6015-6160' Late Cretaceous Probable Cenomanian Early Cretaceous Middle to Late Albian Early Cretaceous Aptian to Early Albian KEv Early Cretaceous Barremian KEB Early Cretaceous Hauterivian KEn 6160-6510' 6510-7615.' 7615-7872' 7872-7990.' 7990-8170' Early Cretaceous Valanginian Late Jurassic Oxfordian JI o Early Jurassic Toarcian Early Jurassic Pliensbachian JEe Late Triassic Norian 8170-8270.' Late Triassic Probable Carnian TLc 8270-91801 Early Triassic TE Discussion. Ivishak Fm. tops at 8270 feet and Kavik Fm. tops at 8960 feet. 9180-9285' Probable Late Permian PL Discussion. Echooka Fm. 9285-9340' Late Mississippian Chesterian Zone M-18 to Zone M-19 Discussion. Lisburne Group. Limestone Unit. Alapah Fm.; Upper _9.340-9520' Late Mississippian Chesterian Zone M-17 Discussion. Dolomite Unit ,9520-9660' Late Mississippian Meramecian to Chesterian Zone M-16 or Older Discussion. Lower Limy Unit 9660-9940' Probable Mississippian Probable Osagean to Meramecian .Discussion. Endicott Group. Kayak Fm.- Itkilyariak Fm. .9940-10,193'T.D. Indeterminate Age Discussion. Argillite FORAMINIFERA REPORT Interpreted by: Michael B. Mickey ,FORAMINIFERA SUMMARY .90-1350' ARe. Environment. Latest Cretaceous to Tertiary Undifferentiated Nonmarine (Alluvial Plain) 1350-2250' Age. Zone. Environment. Late Cretaceous Campanian to Maestrichtian F-5 Inner to Middle Neritic (Inner to Middle Shelf) 2250-3720' A~e. Zones. Environment. Late Cretaceous Coniacian to Santonian F-5 to F-6 Outer Neritic to Bathyal (Outer Shelf to Slope) I l .3720-4020' Age. Zone, Environment. Late Cretaceous Turonian to Coniacian F-7 Lower Bathyal- Distal (Base of Slope - Starved Basin) 4020-5320' Aee. Zones. Environment. Late Cretaceous Probable Cenomanian Probable F-7 to F-8 4020-4220': 4220-5320': Lower Bathyal- Distal (Base of Slope - Starved Basin) Bathyal (Slope) 5320-5720' Affe. Zones. Environment. Early Cretaceous Middle to Late Albian F-10 to F-Il Bathyal (Slope) 5720-5820' Age. Zone. Environment. Early Cretaceous Aptian to Early Albian F-11 Probable Lower Bathyal- Distal (Probable Base of Slope - Starved Basin) 1 5820-6020' Affe. Zone. Environment. Early Cretaceous Barremian F-12 Distal (Starved Basin) · 6020-6120' Zone. Environment. Early Cretaceous Hauterivian F-13a Middle to Outer Neritic (Middle to Outer Shelf) 10 .6120-6520' Age. Zone, Environment. Early Cretaceous Valanginian F-13b Middle to Outer Neritic (Middle to Outer Shelf) ..6520-7540' Age. Zone. Environment. Late Jurassic Oxfordian F-16b Upper Bathyal (Upper Slope) 7540-7810' A~e. Zone. Environment, Early Jurassic Toarcian F-18a Upper to Lower Bathyal - Some Distal (Upper to Lower Slope - Some Starved Basin) 11 7810-7990' Age. .Zone. Environment. Early Jurassic Pliensbachian F-18b Middle Bathyal- Distal (Middle Slope - Starved Basin) 7990-8080' A~e. .Zone, Environment. Late Triassic Norian F-19b Marginal Marine to Inner Neritic (Transitional to Inner Shelf) 8080-8260' Zone. Environment. Late Triassic Probable Carnian Probable F-19c Marginal Marine to Inner Neritic (Transitional to Inner Shelf) 12 8260-9160' A~e. ,Zone. Environment. Discussion. Early Triassic F-20a Probable Nonmarine to Marginal Marine (Probable Alluvial Plain to Transitional) Sloughed fauna common. Sadlerochit Group. Ivishak Fm. tops at 8260 feet and Kavik Fm. tops at 8980 feet. 9160-9250' Affe. Zone. Environment. Discussion. Probable Late Permian Probable F-20b Marginal Marine (Transitional) Echooka Fm. 9250-9340' Age, Zones. Environment. Discussion. Late Mississippian Chesterian M-18 to M-19 Shoaling Shelf (Lagoonal to Inner Bank) Lisbume Group. Alapah Fm.; Upper Limestone Unit. 13 9340-9520' Age,, Zone, Environment, Discussion, Late Mississippian Chesterian M-17 Supratidal Dolomite Unit 9520-9670' Late Mississippian Meramecian to Chesterian Zone. Environment. Discussion, M-16 or Older Shoaling Shelf (Lagoonal) Lower Limy Unit 9670-9910' Environment, Discussion. Probable Mississippian Probable Osagean to Meramecian Nonmarine to Marginal Marine (Alluvial Plain to Inner Lagoonal) Endicott Group. Kayak Fm. - Itkilyariak Fm. 14 9910-10,193'T.D. Age, Environment. Indeterminate Indeterminate Discussion. Dark gray to black argillite. 15 ,INTRODUCTION Micropaleo Consultants, Inc. processed, picked and analyzed for Foraminifera 97 ditch samples from the UNOCAL Kookpuk No. 1 well. Thin sections were analyzed on 31 ditch samples from 9250 to 10,193 feet T.D. This work was done as part of M.C.I. Job Number 98-108. Procedures Standard techniques were used to process the material. All samples were boiled in Quaternary-O and washed over 20 and 200 mesh screens. Frequency symbols correspond to the following numerical values: very rare (1), rare (2 - 4), frequent (5 - 25), common (26 - 100), abundant (101 - 999) and prolific (1000+). The picked foram slides and residues are reposited at the State of Alaska Geological Materials Center in Eagle River, Alaska. Certain factors such as shelf widths, basin configuration and overall basin depths associated with Arctic Mesozoic basins are not completely understood at present. The paleoenvironments presented in this report reflect relative basinal position only and should not be tied to specific water depths. Generally, neritic corresponds to shelf or deltaic environments, while'bathyal corresponds to slope or prodelta environments and bathyal (starved basin) corresponds to distal (far from the source) deposition. As an example, prodelta deposits could represent deposition as shallow as middle neritic or as deep as bathyal (slope) depending on the delta type and shelf width. With a narrow shelf, a river-dominated deltaic system could build across the shelf and the prodelta deposits would be in a bathyal (slope) depth. A tide-dominated deltaic system associated with a wide shelf could result in middle neritic prodelta deposition. Format A listing of the age, environment, fauna and occasional lithology comments for each biostratigraphic interval follows. A generalized summary of the well is presented in the Conclusions section at the end of the Foraminifera Report. A Foraminifera Distribution Chart (Figure F-l) and a High Resolution Biostratigraphy Plot (Figure B- 1) containing foram diversity/abundance plots, a cumulative faunal plot and paleoenvironmental plot(s) are in pockets at the back of this report. 16 RESULTS 90-1350' Affe. Environment. Fauna. Latest Cretaceous to Tertiary Undifferentiated Nonmarine (Alluvial Plain) This interval is barren of Foraminifera. common coal. Frequent to 1350-2250' Age, Zone. ·.Environment. Fauna. Late Cretaceous Campanian to Maestrichtian F-5 Inner to Middle Neritic (Inner to Middle Shelf) Eoel~onidella strombodes, Trochammina albertensis, Praebulimina venusae, P. seabeensis, Anomalinoides £inguis, Caucasina vitrea, Lacosteina gouskovi, Vemeuilinoides fisched and Nonionelta taylorensis. 17 l 2250-3720' .Zones. Environment, Fauna. Late Cretaceous Coniacian to Santonian F-5 to F-6 Outer Neritic to Bathyal (Outer Shelf to Slope) Trochammina ribstonensis, Marginulino£sis cf. chandlerensis, Archicorys spp., Cenos£haera spp., Dictyomitra multicostata, D. spp., Rhopalastrum sp., Sethocyrtis spp., S£ongodiscus spp., Spongurus spp., Stylost~ongia sp. and Theocorys spp. 3720-4020~ Affe. Zone. Environment. Fauna. Late Cretaceous Turonian to Coniacian F-7 Lower Bathyal- Distal (Base of Slope - Starved Basin) Hedbergella loetterlei, Vemeuilinoides fischeri, frequent to common radiolaria, and common to abundant paper shale below 3820 feet. 18 4020-5320' .Zones. Environment. Fauna. Late Cretaceous Probable Cenomanian Probable F-7 to F-8 4020-4220': 4220-5320': Lower Bathyal - Distal (Base of Slope - Starved Basin) Bathyal (Slope) Saccammina lathrami, Trochammina c£ rutherfordi, T. dbstonensis, T. whittingtoni, Vemeuilinoides fisched, Haplophragmoides rota, Archicorys spp., Cenosphaera spp., Dictyomitra spp., D. cf. multicostata, Spongodiscus spp., Theocorys spp., frequent to abundant Inoceramus prisms, and paper shale common above 4220 feet. _5320-5720' A~e. Zones. Environment. Fauna. Early Cretaceous Middle to Late Albian F-10 to F-11 Bathyal (Slope) Barren of indigenous Foraminifera. Cenos£haera spp., Spongodiscus spp., Lithocam£e cf. N, frequent radiolaria, frequent to common Inoceramus prisms and common pyrite. 19 5720-5820' Age, Zone, Environment. Fauna. Early Cretaceous Aptian to Early Albian F-Il Probable Lower Bathyal- Distal (Probable Base of Slope - Starved Basin) Lithocampe cf. N, Saccammina lathrami, Textularia topagomkensis, rare radiolaria and abundant paper shale. 5820-6020' Zone. Environment. Fauna. Early Cretaceous Barremian F-12 Distal (Starved Basin) Barren of Foraminifera. Rare radiolaria, frequent to abundant paper shale and frequent rounded frosted quartz floating sand grains. 20 6020-6120' A~e. Zone. Environment. Fauna. Early Cretaceous Hauterivian F-13a Middle to Outer Neritic (Middle to Outer Shelf) Ammobaculites fragrnentarius, arenaceous spp. (large, coarse), Gaudryina tailleuri, Gravellina spp., Haplophragmoides coronis, H. duoflatis, H. inflatigrandis, Miliammina cf. ischnia, Praebulimina 1 and common rounded frosted quartz floating sand grains. 6120-6520' Affe. Zone. Environment. Fauna. Early Cretaceous Valanginian F-13b Middle to Outer Neritic (Middle to Outer Shelf) Arenaceous spp. (large, coarse), Gaudryina leffingwelli, G. milleri, G. tailleuri, Glomospira subarctica, Haplophragmoides coronis, H. duoflatis, H. inflatigrandis, H. goodenoughensis, Lenticulina erecta, L. sp. (raised sutures), Marginulinopsis phragrnites, Saracenaria projectura, Thurarnminoides septagonalis, Conorboides cf. umiatensis, Ammodiscus asperus, Reophax troyeri, Trochammina squamata and frequent to common rounded frosted quartz floating sand grains. 21 .6520-7540' Zone. Environment. Fauna. Late Jurassic Oxfordian F-16b Upper Bathyal (Upper Slope) Ammobaculites alaskensis, arenaceous spp. (large, coarse), Gaudryina leffingwelli, G. milled, G. to£agorukensis, Haplo£hragmoides canui, Lenticulina auda:r, L. excavata, Ammodiscus orbis, A. as£ems, Glomospira £attoni, G. perplexa, Nodosaria radiata, Pseudobolivina spp., Thuramminoides spp., Trochammina canningensis, T. topagorukensis, Bathysiphon anomalocoelia, Dentalina pseudocommunis, Lagena a£hela, L. liassica, Texmlaria areo£lecta, Trochamminoides spp.,Marginulinopsis bergquisti, Vaginulina sherbomi, frequent rounded frosted quartz floating sand grains and common to abundant pyrite. 7540-7810' Zone. Environment. Fauna. Early Jurassic Toarcian F-18a Upper to Lower Bathyal - Some Distal (Upper to Lower Slope - Some Starved Basin) Ammobaculites alaskensis, A. barrowensis, Ammodiscus siHceus, Bathysiphon anomalocoelia, Gaudryina topagorukensis, Haplophragmoides spp., Lituotuba irregularis, L. sp., Trochamminoides spp., frequent to common radiolaria and common paper shale. 22 l 7810-7990' Zone. Early Jurassic Pliensbachian F-18b Environment. Fauna. Middle Bathyal- Distal (Middle Slope - Starved Basin) Ammobacutites alaskensis, Bathysiphon anomalocoelia, Eoguttulina metensis, Haplophragmoides spp., Lenticulina audax, Trochamminoides spp. and abundant paper shale. ..7990-8080' Late Triassic Norian Zone. Environment. Fauna. F-19b Marginal Marine to Inner Neritic (Transitional to Inner Shelf) Frequent Astacolus connudatus and rare glauconite. 23 ,8080-8260' Aee. .Zone, .Environment, Fauna. Late Triassic Probable Carnian Probable F-19c Marginal Marine to Inner Neritic (Transitional to Inner Shelf) Astacolus connudatus, Nodosaria ladna, N. shublikensis, Pseudoglandulina lata, P. simpsonensis, Trochammina helicta, frequem Monotis/Halobia fragments, rare ostracods (medium, smooth), and black phosphate? sand sized pebbles are common below 8170 feet. 8260-9160' Affe. Zone. . ,~:Environment. Fauna. Discussion. Early Triassic F-20a ~Probable Nonmarine to Marginal Marine (Probable Alluvial Plain to Transitional) Most of the fauna is probably sloughed but some may be in place. Ammobaculites alaskensis, Ammodiscus asperus, Bathysiphon anomalocoelia, Trochamminoides spp., Haplophragmoides spp. and Thuramminoides spp. Sloughed fauna common. Sadlerochit Group. Ivishak Fm. tops at 8260 feet and Kavik Fro. tops at 8980 feet. 24 9160-9250' A~ej Zone. Environment. Fauna. Discussion. Probable Late Permian Probable F-20b Marginal Marine (Transitional) Barren of indigenous Foraminifera. Frequent glauconite. Echooka Fm. 9250-9340' Affe. Zones. Environment, .. Fauna. Discussion. Late Mississippian Chesterian M-18 to M-19 .Shoaling Shelf (Lagoonal to:Inner Bank) Endothyra spp.,~Paleotextulada ss., Pseudoglomospira spp., Archaediscids, Asphaltina sp. and Girvanella ducii. Lisbume Group. Alapah Fm.; Upper Limestone Unit. 25 l 9340-9520' Zone. Environment. Fauna. Discussion. Late Mississippian Chesterian M-17 Supratidal Barren of indigenous Foraminifera. Dolomite Unit 9520-9670' Age. Zone. · Environment. Fauna, Discussion. Late Mississippian Meramecian to Chesterian M-16 or Older Shoaling Shelf (Lagoonal) Pseudoglomospira spp., Trepeilopsis spp., Earlandia elegans, Archaediscus krestovnikovi, . Asphaltina sp., Girvanella ducii and frequent to common coral wall debris. Lower Limy Unit 26 9670-9910' A~e. Environment. Fauna. Discussion. Probable Mississippian Probable Osagean to Meramecian Nonmarine to Marginal Marine (Alluvial Plain to Inner Lagoonal) Rare scattered Pseudoglomospira spp., Trepeilopsis spp., Girvanella ducii and coral wall debris. Endicott Group. Kayak Fm.- Itkilyariak Fm. 9910-10,193'T.D. Age. Environment. Indeterminate Indeterminate Fauna. Barren of Foraminifera. Discussion. Dark gray to black argillite. 27 CONCLUSIONS The UNOCAL Kookpuk No. 1 well penetrated the following biostratigraphic sequence based on foraminiferal analysis: · 1260+ feet (90-1350') of undifferentiated Tertiary to Quaternary age (Middle to Late Brookian) nonmarine (alluvial plain) clastic deposition. 2670 feet (1350-4020') of Cenomanian to Maestrichtian age (Early Brookian) shelf topsets, slope foresets and base of slope bottomsets. · 2100 feet (4020-6120') of Hauterivian to Albian age (Early Brookian & Beaufortian- Rift Sequence) middle to outer shelf topsets, slope foresets and base of slope bottomsets. · 1870 feet (6120-7990') of Pliensbachian to Valanginian age (Beaufortian - Incipient Rift Sequence) middle to outer shelf topsets and slope to base of slope sedimentation. · 1260 feet (7990-9250') of Late Permian to Norian age (Late Ellesmerian) : nonmarine,: marginal marine and inner shelf deposition. · "660 feet (9250-9910') of Mississippian (Probable Osagean to Chesterian) age (Early Ellesmerian) shoaling shelf carbonates and nonmarine to marginal marine clastics. · 283+ feet (9910-10,193'T.D.) of indeterminate age (Probable Franklinian) dark gray to black argillite. 28 PALYNOLOGY REPORT Interpreted by: Hideyo Haga PALYNOLOGY SUMMARY .90-450.'? Environment. Tertiary Undifferentiated Nonmarine? 4507-1890' Affe. Zone. Environment. ~.Remarks. Late Cretaceous Maestrichtian P-Tll and marginal marine equivalent Nonmarine to Marginal Marine The upper 'boundary is questionably placed at the first . occurrence of Vitreisporites; however, the more age- restrictive Maestrichtian species do not occur consistently until 990 feet. 1890-2430' Zon, e, Environment. Late Cretaceous Campanian P-T12 and marginal marine equivalent Marginal Marine 30 l 2430-3320' Zone. Environment. Late Cretaceous Santonian- Campanian P-M14 Marine 3320-3620' Environment. Remarks. Late Cretaceous Undifferentiated Marine This interval is poorly fossiliferous. 3620-3820' Affe. Zone. Environment. Late Cretaceous Turonian- Coniacian P-M15 Marine 31 3820-5720' Zones. Early- Late Cretaceous Albian - Cenomanian P-M17 to P-M16 Environment. Marine Remarks. This interval cannot be further subdivided on the basis of palynomorph species. ,5720-5920' Zorle. Early Cretaceous Possible Barremian- Early Albian P-M18a? Environment. Marine ,5920-6220,' A~e. Early Cretaceous Hauterivian Zone. P-M19 Environment. Marine 32 6220-6720' Age. Zone. Environment. Early Cretaceous Probable Valanginian Probable P-M20 Marine to Marginal Marine 6720-7540' Zone. Environment. Late Jurassic Oxfordian P-M22 Marine 7540-8260' Zones. Environment. Remarks. Early- Middle Jurassic Undifferentiated P-M24? to P-M23 Marine The P-M24 zonule may top at about 8000 feet. 33 8260-8980' A~e. Zones. Triassic Undifferentiated P-T16 to P-T15 Environment. Nonmarine 8980-9250' Age., Probable Early Triassic Zone. Environment. Probable P-T17 Nonmarine 9250-9340' Permian Undifferentiated Zone. Environment. P-T18 Nonmarine 9340-10,192'C A~e. Indeterminate Environment. Remarks. Indeterminate The palynology preparations show evidence of argillite beginning at 9880 feet. 34 INTRODUCTION Purpose and Scope. Micropaleo Consultants, Inc. examined for palynological study one (1) core and 108 ditch samples from the UNOCAL Kookpuk No. 1 well. The samples were taken between 90 feet and the total depth of 10,192 feet. Procedures The prepared slides were originally examined at the Conservation Commission Offices in Anchorage, Alaska. Currently, all of the slide material is on reposit at the State of Alaska, Department on Natural Resources, Geological Materials Center in Eagle Creek, Alaska. As each sample was examined, an estimate of abundance for each taxon was recorded. These data were input to a microcomputer that derives the high resolution chart displays. Based on the palynomorph assemblages observed, an age and generalized environment of deposition are interpreted for the palynostratigraphic subdivisions. The environments, as 'interpreted from the palynological preparations, are merely categorized as nonmarine, marginal marine or marine. These categories are based on the absence or presence and diversity of microplankton. Report Format The following Results section gives the age, environment of deposition and significant palynomorphs for each palynostratigraphic subdivision. This is an expansion of the brief Palynology Summary. Following the Results are some general remarks in the Conclusions section. A Palynomorph Distribution Chart (Figure P-l) is located in a pocket. This chart records the occurrence and abundance of individual taxa in each sample. Included on this chart are the diversity and abundance curves for spore-pollen and microplankton cysts. 35 High Resolution Biostratigraphy Plots- Foraminifera/Palynomorphs (Figure B-l) are also provided. Additional palynology parameters are given in the form of a cumulative plot that illustrates the relative abundance of nonmarine, marine and miscellaneous palynomorph constituents. RESULTS .9,0-450'? Affe. Environment. Palynomorphs. Discussion. Tertiary Undifferentiated Nonmarine? This interval yielded a pollen assemblage that included forms such as Caryapollenites, Momipites, TiliaepolIenites and Ulmipollenites. No microplankton were recorded. If all the pollen are considered to be indigenous, at least some part of the section below 180 feet may include strata as old as Eocene. No marine palynomorphs were recovered. 4507-1890' Zone. Environment. Palynomorphs. Discussion. Late Cretaceous Maestrichtian P-T11 and marginal marine equivalent Nonmarine to Marginal Marine This interval is marked by the presence of the pollen Aquilapollenites, Expressipollis and Vitreisporites. A few dinocysts, mainly Isabelidinium, occur below 1530 feet. The upper boundary is questionably placed at the first occurrence of Vitreisporites pallidus. Evidence for definite Maestrichtian does not appear until 990 feet. Consistent occurrences of marine forms begin below 1400 feet (Figures P-1 and B-l). 37 1890-2430' Age, Zone. Environment. Palynomorphs. Late Cretaceous Campanian P-T12 and marginal marine equivalent Marginal Marine The top of this interval is defined by the appearance of Aquilapollenites tn'alatus. Rare, sporadic occurrences of dinocysts such as Cyclonephelium distinctum, Laciniadinium biconiculum and species of Chatangiella were recorded. 2430-3320~ Age., Zone. Environment. Palynomorphs, Late Cretaceous Santonian- Campanian P-M14 Marine The dinocysts become important in this section. The assemblage includes species such as Chatangiella ditissima, C. granulifera, Cyclonephelium distinctum, Laciniadinium biconiculum and Hystrichosphaeridinium difficile. 38 3320-3620' Age, Environment, Palynomorphs. Discussion. Late CretaCeous Undifferentiated Marine This section is poorly fossiliferous. Only sporadic occurrences of a few species seen in the above interval were recovered in this interval. The absence of any definitive species leaves this Late Cretaceous interval undifferentiated. The few species recorded provide no basis for an assignment of this interval as a continuation of the Santonian - Campanian above or to the Turonian - Coniacian below. 3620-3820' Age, Zone. Environment. Palynomorphs. Late Cretaceous Turonian - Coniacian P-M15 Marine This Turonian - Coniacian interval is marked by the dinocyst Isabelidinium globosum. 39 3820-5720' Age. Zones. Environment. Palynomorphs. Discussion. Early- Late Cretaceous Albian - Cenomanian P-M17 to P-M16 Marine The top of this interval is marked by the appearance of the dinocyst Pseudoceratiurn cf. P. dettmannae. None of the Middle - Late Albian marker species were recorded in the interval; however, some were recorded as sloughed specimens in the Neocomian section below. Based on the absence of marker species occurrences within the interval, no further palynologic subdivisions are possible. 5720-5920' Age. Zone. Environment. Palynomorphs, Discussion. Early Cretaceous Possible Barremian- Early Albian P-M18a? Marine This section is tentatively separated based on the increase in abundance of Oligosphaeridium complex and an increase in species diversity. The added appearance of Pseudoceratium nudum is problematical. This species normally characterizes Hauterivian age strata. Due to some of the poor dinocyst sequences in this well, their presence is disregarded at this time. If the occurrences are truly indigenous, perhaps a Hauterivian age assignment for this interval would be proper. 40 5920-6220' Affe. Zone, Environment. Palynomorphs, 6220-6720' Affe. ,Zone, Environment, Palynomorphs. Discussion. Early Cretaceous Hauterivian P-M19 Marine This section yielded a diverse dinocyst assemblage consisting of species such as Cyclonephelium distinctum, lmbatodinium pelIiferum, Oligosphaeridium complex, O. complex (thick-wall), Dimidiadinium uncinamm and Pseudoceratium nudum. Early Cretaceous Probable Valanginian Probable P-M20 Marine to Marginal Marine The top of this interval is weakly marked by the dinocyst Pareodinia ceratophora. The zonal marker Gochteodinia villosa was only seen as caved specimens in the Oxfordian interval below. Most of the dinocyst occurrences are due to the presence of sloughed specimens from up-hole. 41 6720-7540' Zone. Environment. Palynomorphs. Discussion, Late Jurassic Oxfordian P-M22 Marine The age diagnostic dinocysts included the following species: Endoscdnium galeritum, Gonyaulacysta cladophora, G. jurassica and Nannoceratopsis pellucida. The e-log correlations indicate that the top of the Late Jurassic should be at about 6510 feet. The "tops" of the Jurassic palynomorphs may be depressed similar to many of the Cretaceous forms. This well shows much evidence of caving. i 7540-8260' Age. Zones. Environment. Palynomorphs. Discussion. Early- Middle.Jurassic- Undifferentiated P-M24? to P-M23 Marine The important dinocyst species include JRD-5, Nannoceratopsis gracilis and Parvocysta cracens. The decrease in dinocysts below about 8000 feet indicates that possibly the P-M24 zone is present below that depth. 42 ,8260-8980' AlEe. Zones. Environment. Palynomorphs. Discussion. Triassic Undifferentiated P-T16 to P-T15 Nonmarine This Triassic interval is characterized by a spore-pollen assemblage. The assemblage includes consistent occurrences of Taeniaes£odtes, and the presence of Dulhuntyis£ora, Gnetaceaepollenites and Stdatites. Probably all of the dinocyst species have been derived from up-hole. .8980-9250' .Zone. .Environment. Palynomorphs. Discussion. Probable Early Triassic Probable P-T17 Nonmarine This interval is poorly identified. There is a slight diversity increase in the terrestrial assemblage. Most of the forms, however, occur through the above interval. The terrestrial assemblage seen in this interval probably represents forms from the Kavik Fm. 43 i 9250-9340' Affe. Zone. Permian Undifferentiated P-T18 Environment. Nonmarine Palynomorphs, This section is marked by the pollen Vittatina. 9340-10,192'C Age. Environment. Indeterminate Indeterminate Palynomorphs. Discussion. All forms are believed to be derived from up-hole. The palynologic preparations have evidence for argillite beginning at 9880 feet. 44 l i- CONCLUSION ,S. Palynological analysis of the UNOCAL Kookpuk No. 1 well provides the following generalized palynostratigraphic succession: · Tertiary nonmarine? strata extends from the top sample at 90 feet down to 4507 feet. Late Cretaceous strata occur from 450? feet to at least 3820 feet. The marine palynomorphs become significant and numerous below 2000 feet. Mid-Cretaceous strata of Albian - Cenomanian age are designated between 3820 feet and 5720 feet. Early Cretaceous strata are identified between 5720 feet and 6720 feet. These strata are subdivided into intervals that range from Valanginian to Early Albian ages. Some of the ages are qualified with a "probable" designation. Late Jurassic, Oxfordian age, strata are designated between 6720 feet and 7540 feet. Undifferentiated Early- Middle Jurassic age strata occur from 7540 feet to 8260 feet. Triassic age strata occur from 8260 feet to 9250 feet. The nonmarine components become dominant starting in the Triassic section. The last age-assignable interval consists of Permian strata occurring between 9250 feet and 9340 feet. The bottom interval, extending from 9340 feet to the total depth of 10,192 feet, is of indeterminate age. 45 ~arch 9, 1982 Dr. U. A. Franz Mobil .Exploration and Producing ~Services Inc. P.O. Box 900 Dallas, Texas 75221 P,e: Ceochemical Analyses on State P~ell Samples Des r Ulrich, In confirmation of our discussions during your visit to our office February 22-25, 1982, permission has been granted to Exploration and Producing Services Inc. to extract a maximum of 1 cc. of sample material per sample envelope'or 1 cc. of core material per foot of core from the State's set of samples and core chips for the purpose of conducting the following analyses on the following wells, subject to the conditions sot forth be]ow~ AN~I,YSES TO BE CO~.~DUCTED ANE REPORTS._ TO. ,.BE S.UB.M!~TES' -Total Organic Carbon - Rock Eval Pyrolysis - Therm, al Maturation (Vitrinite Reflectance) I I. SA~ PLE SET !~O. 264 220 107 208 3.96 283 270 U,E L L I ~,. L RVAL Gulf Colville Delta St. #1 SOCAL.Simpson Lagoon ~,32-14 SinClair Colville #1 Sinclair/BP Ugnu %1 BP W. Sak ~11 Placid p~eechey Pt. #1 Placid Prudhoe Bay St. %1 320'- 9200' 19E0'-10170' 530'-10480' 2560'- 9900' 370'- 9428' 970'- 5740' 3450'-11900' 2500- 8930' III. COND!TION$ Cuts of the sample and/or core material by ~obil from the State collection have been extracted only out' of those individual envelopes or bags in which ~ Mr. V. A. Franz ,-, 2 . ~Jch 9, 1982 total content of cuttings or core material was greater than 10 cc. (No cuts were extracted if the Volume of material in the individ, ual envelope was less than 10 cc·) Mobil has provided the State with a list of the specific sample and core footages from which material was extracted. 3' Ail reports and all slides prepared are to be received by the Commission no later than May 14, 1982. o All residue and excess sample or core material is to be returned to the Commission; no rock material or slides are to be retained by Mobil. 5. Mobil shall bear all costs entailed. We are pleased to work with you in this beneficial project and look forward to your company's continued exercise of care and good judgement in the handling of this limited quantity of valuable well material. I know we both understand that the State's well sample library is public property and that granting Mobil permission to' extract portions of material from this library for the purpose of conducting the indicated analyses and submitting the resultant slides and reports enhanceS the value of the library and is in the public interest. William Van Alen Petroleum GeOlogist WVA/glh Mr. John Miller Division of Oil & Gas State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Dear Mr. Miller$ Union Oil Coml~mny of Califo: 909 W. 9th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 January7, 1975 The final phase of the clean-up program of Union Kookpuk-ADL-Lease 25575 c~lVtlle no-1 exploratory well is now complete. The small stack of plastic sacks of trash have been hauled awaylanddisposed of on private land beside our hanger. These were the only items left to remove when the site was inspected on August 14, 1974. The entire clean-up was conducted to comply fully with~.State and Federal regulations and I am proud of the results we have achieve~i :' I ., .~ ,, know of no further work that needs to be done and I feel the si%e~4s~,;fullY 're- stored. I wish to express my thanks for the cozoperation and guidance I have received from the State Bureau of Land Office during this clean-up program.~ ..?' : I now request that Union Oil and myself be released from any further obligai '~: tion in connection with the la~d disturbed during the drilling of 'th.e'Ko*kpuk UniOn Well Colville No. 1. ~ Sincerely yours, Harmon R. Helmericks signed~ for UnionOil Company ,,,'AN GAS Union 0il Company of California 909 W. 9th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 December 27, 1974 Mr. Bill Copeland .Bureau of Land-State of Alaska 4420 Airport Way Fairbanks, Alaska 99701 Dear Mr. Copeland; 'The finaI phase of the clean-up program of Union Kookouk-ADL-Lease 25575 Colville No-1 is now Complete. The small stack of plastic sacks of trash has been hauled away and disposed of 'beside our hanger. These were the bags you saw on your final inspection trip there on August 14, 1974-and are shoWn in the enclosed copy of a photo taken then. The entire clean-uo has been conducted to comply fully with the State and Federal laws, and I am proud of the results we have achieved. I know of no further work that needs'done and I feel the site is now fully restored. I wish to express my thanks for the co-operation and guidance I have received from the State Bureau of Land Office during this clean-up program. I ask that Union Oil and myself now be released from any further obligation which were conected with the land disturbed during the drilling of the Kookpuk Well Colville No-1. Harmon R. (Bud) He!mericks Signed for Union Oil Company of California Notary Public Seal is written here of-- JAN ? 1975 DIVISION OF OIL/INl) 02-001B ._{'REV. 08-73) State ot Alaska DATE: Am~t I~, 1~74 FILE NO: HaI~ L. B~r~e11 Aught 29, 1974 ~sttc ~sses ~ b~ & ~t~t~ e~ Alaska reseercl~ MI. ~e ~ t~ ~~ ~$ ~~ ~ ~g ~ ~~e pit, ~ ~ ~w exlsts (P~to 6). ~-ts ~c~ ~ ~ ~ pit ~s fill~ lin1 ~a~ wt~t ~ tnsulat- l~vtng a ~~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~. ~t t~at~p ~.s h~ an e~ ~t~ ~~ ~ ~ ~Ill. s!.g ~ can be ~~ ~ ~ a 1mr un~an_~~~ St~t~ ~.-~ (~.- 1~. ~1~;- ~t U.g.) - En~u~ ~ ~e UnJo ~~'~. 1' ~-~ a~. s~t.~ s.~. S~]- la~s ~r it ~d ~~ ~d ~ ~. The ~1~ ~ a 1' x s~l pla~ ~I~ ~ t~ Z". pt~. ~t 1~ pilings ~ cut off ab~ 3' bei~ g~ Ie~1. T~ ~ ~11 ~ ~s level~, ~nd pIc~d eli, ferti!J~. 10). ~ht~ ~ s~ ~s tt s~. t~ ~tl'~.' ~s ~~ a~ clean (P~ 11) sl~ at ~ ~~ pit 1~t~ (~~ 12). Re~i~ ~nttn~t -~ I~1 ~ef~-~'pl'led_ ~!s .~ ~l~~._~.~e in lg74 as s~ as t~l b~ ~ ~ve dtm Ca11~~ a~ Bob-~, coptes of 'Fteld [ns~tJ~ Re~rts" ~r L. Burre11 Au~jst 29, lg74 The weather ~ bee~ chtlly, wt~ ami o~t all day and ~as ncm ~nk- lJ~as~~'~~'s tn~~~. ~ ~ ~ a ~ofhts tsla~. ~1tftc ~~ ~~ ~1~ f~h ~~bles fo~ ~ dior, t~ ~ 1~ ~11 ~ ~la~~ ~~, ~, ~tcle mtn~an~ ~, ~ 8 m11.~ ~st o~ .~'s tsla~. Untm ts st111 tn~sttgattng ~ ~ ~ ~ ~tts Zsla~.. ~ ~s a 11ttle ~bln ~ ~tlt out of 6" x 1~ tl~~ (P~ 14). A~~~ hts ~1~~~ forB~ a~ ltv- strain ~ at s~t~tc Nln~ a~ ~ ts1~ ~ ~s~ a~ t1~s ~~ &t 6:ZO p.m- Carl ~r ~ Yank ~ter mt our c~r on a-~val. Carl, Y~k, Blll ~ ~ l~t t~ta~1~ for the C~~r B~ S~ "A" ~. I ~11 st~, ~htle Jtm ~ B~ ~t tnst~ t~ BP ~ratt~s ~er f~ ~'tr ~sc~l-~ ~r. ~~r .~. St~ ,A".~.._ 1 (~. 31, TI~, RI~, U.H.)- ge l~d on ~ 1974, Z ~ · ~~1 tns~.t~ of ~ts locatt~ ,t~ Carl and Yank, At ~at t1~, le~11~ ~ ftlllng ~ ~avy ~ut~t vas ~tng c~le~d so ~ :~t~t ~ld ~m~ a~oss ~ t~ ~d ~fo~ b~ak-~. ~ ~uly 10, 1974' ~. ~ Rtce, Un.l~tty of A1~sb ~t~rtng ~fes~r, c~]1~ m ~ in a ~t~-1 Jolnt of 13 3/8" ~stng ~f ~ ~u~st co~ of t~ ~d (~ 15). ~. Rt~ nld ~ ~tve~tW writs to ~~ Hver ~r le, ls for as 1o~ as ~ can k~ .~ stat~ a~ tht ~e~ ,~ld ass~ ~s~n- stb111~ f~ IU ~val .~ tt ws ~ l~r useful. Pe~sst~ Nas grated. ] ~ ~t ~ ~lve~tW of Al~ka ~ e~c~ a lair at ~ ~logy s~t1~ sJ~ W last vtsJt. T~ gra.1 ~ .s le.1 a~ very c1.. (P~ 16). S~ shall-- puddles of clea~ .~r mm s~t~' ~ ~ ms~ s~ of ~ ~ (P~ 17). ~e ~.~d ~11 m~ ~ a 4" pi~:cu~ tnst~ the ~11 castng. The mrke~ ex~d 6' ~ g~d le~1 and ~d ~* p~r ~11 tnfomtt~ ~ ~l~d ~ t't (.P~ 18). Z ~ ~rl-a copy of "Fteld Zns~tfon b~rt" Indicat- Ing b c~dttt~ of t~ a~~~ lo~tlon ws ~ttsfac~. A ~p~ of the a~ a c~ ts ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~. ~ratto~ ~nter ~e~ Carl ~d Yank d~l~d. B~ ~d ~tm ~r~ ~d ~ fl~ ~o ~~e arrtvJn9 ~t 6:56 p.m. ~ de~r~d b~ ~~tal at,raft, ~ ~-late, at 8:~ p.m. and a~tved tn ~horage at 10:~ p.m. ~~ L. B~rreil -4,- August 29, 1974 ire &~-. i at~ ~ked t potewtial ~ien or. bore expl'o~ato~ ~el:l loca- Atta~ts -' '" L;-'~ -' . Contr. Rig No. -. , · ' :'" :.i; ::'.- · · " 6; ~:.~' ' ' ':''? (.)<- -":~(:~'):~-':16. FueI'~'~ ~, :.'~.;.,:'~.:'] .~'- :.- ...:~-:~ (.' )':--."::_..( ')-?'-.7.../' , ~-.. (~' ( ) 17. Operatio~ off ','Pad" :~ ()'- (.)' '8,: F1~ Li~s .... ... (~ ( ) 18;. "~neral HOusekeeping" ~-~ '~' . ( ) ' '('.) ~.':'--:-"9.'. - fill Linis -: - ' .... (~ ( ) 19. Water Well covered .,: , I , , .... ' .... '"~ '~- '" '*'" ...... ' ' : "' ' ; '- ":; "'/" :"' ' " ' " /0 ' - .. - -. ' "'/?, /'~'~Td ¢~'~-- ~,:,4,..~ ,, ,: /~,~,;,~.-:'/ Ly .s'¢:..-',-.¢,,, V<' I,, "¢' .,,.....,,,-,-.- :. , . ,., . 2 . ..... ' .... SiSned -/r-/./:~ f'"' ' t ] ate . · - .... :.....'. . . ,-, . "'; '-' . ,:.' .... . - ', ' .' . t ' .... . . ..... . .. - August 14, 1974 ~ell ,rife anef a i~' ~ ?,,v'~ £~-eeze Union - Kookpuk State No o 1 S,actio~i~ 19, TllN, [~'~, Augast 147 1974 Robert T. Anderson District Land Manager !.lnion Oil and Gas Division' Western Region I.lnionOiICompan. ~California "09', W. 9th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Telephone' (907) 279-7681 August 5, i97Ll· State of Alaska, Anchorage, A]aska ~3501 Attention: Mr. Pedro Denton .. State of Alaska Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. F!omer l]urrell RE: NORTH SLOPE AREA State of Alaska Wellsite Inspection Kookpuk #1 ADL-25575 ~0.,. f~- 7'/J~ ¢.'7£ ~-( Kalubik Creek //l ADL-25~I~6 Gentlemen' ~,,'.!e have completed cleanup and restoration for subject well sites and request your inspection thereof. Please advise any other departments that may be necessary for final State approv,:i. We have scheduled the inspection trip for August ]4, ]974, and wi]] meet the State representatives at the Deadhorse airport that morning upon the arrival of the \.,~ien fl i ght. The helicopter will return to Deadhorse in time to catch the evening ~'¢ien 'fligl~t to Anchorage the same day. Please advise me as soon as possible the number of representatives to eXl)(;ct in- order to complete our arrangements. Very truly yours, T. Union Oil and Gas Dj,~/~ion' Western Region Union Oil Company o, California .909-W. 9th AvenUe, Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Telephone: (907) 279-7681 December 11, 1972. State of Alaska Division of Lands 323 East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 union Attention: Mr. Tom Marshall DF. C J. 4 197~ DIViSIC N C F OIL AND GAS ANCHORAGE State of Alaska Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Pedro Denton Re: NORTH SLOPE STATE OF ALASKA Union Oil Company Kookpuk Well $1 ADL 25575 Gentlemen: Reference is made to your inquiry and correspondence concerning clean-up of the subject well site. We attach a copy of our clean- up Contract with Mr. Bud Helmericks covering the subject well site. Mr. Helmericks will commence work this winter and hopefully complete his work in the summer of 1974 for your final written approval. HWR/nr enclosure cc' Mr. Bud HelmeriCks ., SITE RESTORATION AGREEMENT THIS AGREEMENT dated the ~ ~ day of December, 1972, by and between Bud Helmericks, an individual, hereinaft'er referred to as "Helmericks" and Union Oil Company of California, a California corpora- . - tion, hereinafter referred to as "Union." WHEREAS Union pursuant to the terms and conditions contained . . in ADL Lease 25575 did drill that certain exploratory well known as Kookpuk ~1 in the Colville Delta Area; and, WHEREAS restoration of said well site has not yet been completed,' a prerequsite for the State of Alaska approving of the abandonment of a well · .., site; and, . - WHEREAS Helme. ricks has proposed undertaking said restoration out- lined.on Exhibit "A" attached hereto and by this reference incorporated herein in cOmplianCe with requirements set forth by the State of Alaska. NOW THEREFORE for and in consideration of the mutual benefits . ., . - . · . derived from the cOvenants and conditions contained herein, the adequacy . of which is hereby acknowledged, Helmericks and Union agree as follows: HelmeriCks will undertake the cleaning up and restoration of the site of that certain well known aS Union's Kookpuk ~1 well so that it will meet · . the requirements of the State of Alaska and be approved and acknowledged · as Such. .. Union will pay to HelmerickS the sum of $19,821.16 - fOr the above described Service as is showh on the fee schedule attached hereto as Exhibit "B" and by this reference incorporated herein. . . .. III. -' _. Clean up and restoration work is to be done entirely under Helmericks' supervision, direction and control, Union being interested only that results shall receive approval from the. Stale of Alaska. _ * DEC 4 gTP. ' DIVISION C.F OIL AND GAS .. . - . - . .. . .' ~ : . . IV. This Agreement shall be construed in accordance with the laws and-jurisprudence of the State of Alaska and work performed in a workman- like manner, in accord with all local, State of. Alaska and Federal laws· ~ . Time is of the essence in this contract and no changes or alternations shall be made in said schedule of work to be perfor.med or said fee schedule unless first ordered and/or acknowledged by Union's authorized representa'- tive. -..N° waiver by Union of any of the terms, provisions or conditions · hereofshall be effective unless said.~waiver shall be in writing and signed by a duly authorized representative of'Union. - - .. VII. . . · '"::':' This agreement may not be assigned by Helmericks nor sublet as to any portion of the work to be performed hereunder without Union's prior written consent, and any attempt to do so without said prior.consent shall be invalid and of no force and effect. . .. . - - "_'.--_. - ' .VIII. · . Prior to the commencement of the herein described work Helmeribks · sh~ll obtain a Contractor's Bond with a surety company acceptable to Union guaranteeing the completion of, and the full and faithful performance of this · Agreement. Helmericks agrees to indemnify and save Union harmless from any and all'loss, damage, injury, liability, ~nd claims therefor and expense, of whatsoever kind or nature, occasioned by injury to or death of any person, -_ including Union's properly, and claims or liens of workmen and materialmen, howsoever caused, excepting only Union's sole negligence, resulting -,. directly or indirectly from or in any way connected with the performance of this Agreement, insofar as and to the full extent that such indemnifi- cation is permitted by the applicable law. . Xe In the event that work hereunder is performed by anyone other than · members of Helmericks' family, Helmericks agrees to first obtain and maintain in effect insurance, including workmans compensation insur- ance to protect Union from any of the above in amounts satisfactory to . Union '":" .... '"'::'-' :"" "' '. · . ... .. · .. Should any claim or demand be made against Union as a result of any action or omission of Contractor, Union may withhold the unpaid balance of the contract price until Unio'n is satisfied that the claim or demand has been released or adequately provided for. This remedy shall . . o In performance of this Agreement Helmericks shall comply with all .applicabl& safety regulations 'ir~'~ffect, and shall make every effort to preserve the existing ecology in as near its natural state as is practicable. ' - - - -_ XIII. . . . _ : _ . . : In the event any outside help is hired as described in paragraph X above in connection with the'performance of work under this agreement, the Contractor agrees to comply with all of the provisions of Section 202 (1) to (7), inclusive, of Executive Order 11246 (30 F.R. 12319, as amended, or the nondiscrimination provisions 'of Title 23, Chapter 10 Article 5, Alaska Statutes, as amended whichever is applicable, which are hereby incorporated by reference in this agree~nent. . -f F ' ~ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this ·Agreement has been executed by the undersigned Parties as of the day and year first above written. Addre s s: Bud Helmericks UNION 'OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA · ATrORNF~Y-IN-FAC-,'[ / / · ~. / / PHASE PHASE EXHIBIT "A" I Collection of Litter. II '' Sorting and separating materials. Remove piling s. · . PHASE III · . . _ ,' :. ~ - , -: PHASE IV ~ '"" ' ' ~7. ~ .~-- . .. . : .. Grading and . . . . . V '. seeding. .. .. · _ . . . --.. .,:~.~-~-...-. ':~ '-:. Removal of materials. .~ - :' '. ' .'--- : . '~i ..... ::-~ . . -- - - .~ . ~':-'- ~.i :.' .~' ... "i,'-.'. ~': i.::,., '4-' .~- ~"~ -"' - -. ' : .'- ' .... ' PHASE VI - Inspection by State. '- ~ t ":' . : - _ . . .. ~ /-' .' -. . _ .' - . . ' . - · ' . - :"~ . . ' _ - . . . . ~ . _ . -. _. . . . , _ ._ . !1 B l! EXHIBIT 72-73 ~ Spring · .. . · Fall · $4,955.29 Winter . . 2 Summer , -.3- ~ Winter . 4. Summer 73-74 74 $4,955.29 Spring $4,955.29 · InSpection and final payment of ? .2 . $4,955.29 on approval. Union Oil and Gas Division:'Western Region Union Oil ComPany o .~lifornia 909 W. 9th Avenue, Anchorage, Alaska 995~ Telephone: (907) 279-7681 September 20, 1972 Division of Lands 323 East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Attn.' Mr. Pedro Denton Gentlemen: Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attn: Mr. Tom Marshall NORTH SLOPE AREA State of Alaska Kookpuk.#1 Wellsite ADL-25576 Reference is made to all past correspondence and discussions concerning cleanup of the subject wellsite. It is' our understanding that authority of wellsite cleanup is now'in the jurisdiction of the Division of Oil and Gas. In particular we understand the Division of Oil and Gas is concerned with wellsite surface cleanup of equipment, debris and gravel pits, if any. We presume that access roads to a wellsite on State lands remain-in the jurisdiction of the Division 'of Lands. We would appreciate a definitive outline of the State agencies involved in final approval of wellsite cieanup and from which agency this approval wil-1 come from. In the event there is a division of responsibility between the wellsite and surrounding wellsite lease lands we would like to know what aerial extent is considered wellsite. The reason for these questions is the recent inquiry concerning cleanup of our Kookpuk #1 wellsite by the Division of Oil and Gas. Our original position has not changed inasmuch as we believed Kookpuk #1 to be properly abandoned and the wellsite cleaned as of March 16, 1967. However, based upon the State's inqui.ries we had Mr. Bud Helmricks make a thorough inspection of the site. Photographs were taken of the site and surrounding lands that disclosed definite debries and pieces of equipment related to our drilling operation. Such photographs also disclosed debris and pieces of equipment defJnJte!v beloneJng to seismic operations. Division of Lands Division of 0il and Gas Kookpuk #1 Wellsite ADL-25576 -2- September 20, 1972 Since 1967 we have all seen a transition in State requirements, regulations and procedures concerning operations and cleanup on the Slope and this wellsite has been a victim of circumstances that existed at the time. Naturally we readily accept responsibility of cleanup for debris and materials related to our drilling operation. However, we do not feel responsible for debris and materials left near the wellsite by unknown seismic crews. In some cases this debris is located one quarter 'to one half mile from our wellsite. We would appreciate your review and comments on this matter, whereupon ~=~ ith our lannino we can pro~_d w p .o Very truly yci'urs,~ .:I; ..... ' ~-- ~'. /".? : .,' w?yn~ ~oages..v WR: mb SEP :I 1972 DIg~ION Ol~ OIL AND Jl~:~~~. ,'1 · Robert T. Anderson District Land Manager Union Oil and Gas Division: Western Region Union Oil Company o ~lifornia 909 W. 9th Avenue, Anmlo"'age, Alaska 99501 Telephone: (907) 279-7681 Jan uary 14, 1972 Mr. F. J. Keenan, Director Division of Lands 323 East 4th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 NORTH SLOPE STATE OF ALASKA State Oil and Gas Lease ADL - 25575 Un i-on Oil Company Kookpuk /il. · Dear Sir.' In reference to your letter of December 17, 1971 concerning the fi ling of certain test data, please be advised that such data does not exist for the captioned well. Said well was cored at the intervals: 1.0, 193 (Argillite) with no analysis. or production tests. Our records furnished the State. RTA/s k 8028-8030 (Shublik) and lO,177- The re- we re no drill stem tests, indicate that core samples were Very truly yours, Roi~ert T. Anderson / ~..' JAN 1 9 197£ FORM ~9 ,~-63 - NION OIL COMPA .OF CALIFORNIA ""'"~ .......... ~' Document ~..j i I r ~nsm-tta' May ?, 1969 TO _ . Harry W. Kugler, Petroleum Geologist Division of Oil and Gas, Dept. of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive~, Anchorage 99504 . FROM TRANSMITTING THE FOLLOWING: R. A. Saunders 628 East' 5th Avenue Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Core ,.D:escriptions. KOQK~.UK ]~O. ,! 2645- 10036 Core ~1 8028-8029 Core ~2 10177-10193 Core Samples: 8028 80~9 ' ...... 10185 Please acknowledge receipt b~ signing and returning copy'of transmittal douumen[ R~.cd: /'%/-~d. ,'~/ ~ ' - / Date:.. ~--- ~,.:-~.? ..... ,RECE D ...... 9: fi. ,. DIVi$1OH OF OIL AND GAS · ~l~U~A4~-~ ,, , ....... ,- . ;; :, ; - , , .,:. DIVISION OF OIL A,~E) GAS Aprt 1 25, 1969 Kookpuk rio. 1 Un, on 0~1 Company of California. Opera,or ~, Robert T, Anderson District Lar~l Ranager Unio)~ Oil Company of California 2805 Denali Street Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Dear Sir: There. are twe deftct.eactes tn the data submitted on the refere~e~ well as folle~s: 1, No description ~ the various sidewall samples ~ken in tee well 2. fie s~les of the core cut from 8,028' to 8,030' ~ Please s~t the data as soon as possible so that our files are compleX. Very truly yours, Harry W. lugl er PetroleUm .Seel~tst FORM 369 4-63 /'!NION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA Document Transmittal TO Mr..Tom Marshall AT DiviSion of Mines & Minerals Anchor. age Union. Oil Company FROM. Anchorage TRANSMITTING THE FOLLOWING: KOOKPUK NO. 1: Rock Samples 90' - 10,1?0' Please acknowledge receipt aacl ~t~,~ to 'rT...' #"'~'11 ~.. -,~/"~--I-'~LJdiJ~A, , 2805 Denali Street ..... .... , , ,, Union Oil 507 W. Northern Lights Blvd. Company of May 15, 1967 California Anchorage, Alaska 99503 Mr. Karl VonderAhe Petroleum Engineer Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Dear Mr. VonderAhe: Enclosed are photographs of the Kookpuk #1 site on the North Slope showing the location of the well marker and location clean up. /em encl. Sincerely, H. D. McMahan District Drilling Superintendent Alaska District RECEIVED I.:,AY i 6.1967 OIVI$10N OF MINES & MINI~P~I~ ANCHORAGE FORM 401-BL (REV. 12/65) Form No. P--4 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Effective: July 1, 1964 LAND I'IF F I ~ E LEASE NIJMBEI~ LEASE i~lR UNIT NAME LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS The followir~ff is a correct report of operations and prod~etio~ (i~el~di~ drillin~ and prod~ein~ wells) for the month of ..... __M._a_F__c__h_ ........................... 19__6_~_, _ ........................................................................... ~e~t' s address __~PZ__~,___~pr~b~r~__~_~gb_~__.~_~.v_~_, ......... Company Phone .................2_7_~_t_1401 ................................................. d~e~t' s title ..... P~:___P~g_,_._~_9~_~_, .............. · i SEC. AND D&~s CU. FT. Or GAS GALLONS O~ BARRELS or REMARKS ~ OF ~ ~WP. RANGE WELL BARRE~ OF O~ GRA~TY GASO~NE WATER (If (H ~lHin~, depth: if shut down, oa~; NO. P~o~c~- (~ tho~) d~ ~d r~ult of trot for g~o~e ~ECOVERED ~0~0~ SO state) oon~t of ~) ~O0~P~ #~. Drilled~ 8-3/~" role to ],0,177'. Cored with 5-1/8" cor.~ head ~c 10,193' TD~~ Ran Schlumberge: logs. Plu~ged 2700' - 2600' with 7~ s,~cks cem~:nC~ Plugge~ 23~0' - 2160' w: th 1~0 ~acks cement. Plugge~ 70' ~o mrface ui~h 38 sacks I ' cement ~ Well abandoned ~arch 10, 1967.~ NOTE.--There were ................................................ runs or sales of oil' . ............................................... M cu. ft. of gas sold' ............................................................ 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 the stat~s~ o~o~er~tioln~,/ar~ ~st be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding~m~t{~ ~r~l]ss~ot~r~se directed. APR 7,1967 X// DIVISION OF MINES & MIN~P,,AL~ ANCHORAGI~ Form P~7 ; ~: SUBMIT IN -~"'"~TATE OF ALASKA i'i' i (s- ~ .- St~tr~IOHS OD. OIL AND GAS CONSERVATIQN GOM~ISSlON rever~e side) ~ELL COMPLETIO~ OR RECO~PLETION REPORT AND LOG * b. TYPE OF COMPLE~ON: :; . WELL OVER EN BACKq~ n~sva. ~ -Other ~: $. FARM OR, ~EA2~ NAME · '"' ' ' "" "": kp ' ~ ~ZA'~ ~':: '; UN~0N 0IL C0~~ 0F C 0 '~ t 3. A~DRESS OF OPERATOR ; Z' ~ ' ~07 ~. Northern Lights Blvd.; Anchorage~ Ara'Aka ' ~ ~ 2630'N off S ~ine 'and 323'E of .~ ~ine~ Sec.: ~9, At top prod. interval reported below .'~ ~, ~,--:- c' s At total dep~ Vertical Hole '- ::, :.. z:: , ~ v: I :'?66Z:6Z :': I::zz/e166 Noatak,XObuk i~'Alas~_ 1212t/66 I 3/7/67 / ~-tv-aq l: '41' :~R.T. '" :[ 23' Effective: July 1, 1964 ADL 25575 ' · 6. IF INDIAN,. ALLOTTEE OR '~RIBE ~-NAME ?WildCat 1:1.. SEC;; T., R., M.; OR BLOCK AND S~IRVEY OR aREA se,~. zg, TZZN, RT~., t~ ~A 193' How MANY*:; ' DRILLED BY 24. PRODUCING INTERVAL(S), OF THIS COMPLETION TOP, BOTTOM, NAME (MD AND TVD)*i 26.. T~PE ELECTRIC AND OTHER LOGS RUN ,~;i ."i DuLl Induction, Sonic, F.D Gamma, CDM, & CST ~'. 'ROTARY TOOLS CABLE TOOLS 125. WAS mREeTIONAL %. [ ~ suRvEY MADE " :' ]- 2?. was w.~ .coa~ "'l. ' ~es 28.' CASINO SIZE ] 1'3-3/8" ] ?DV', CollaI WEIGHT, LB./FT. 94t! 54.5t~ CASING RECORD (Report. att str~n~s set in well) - CEMENTING RECORD ~.[ !:'. '325 sacks 'ii:!::. i200 sacks 1828 sacks A I~I0'UN~ PULLED 29, :,i LINER RECORD ' ' ~SIZE TOP (MD) BOTTOM (MD) i DATE ~FIRST PRODUCTION I PRODUCTION METHOD (.Flowing, gas lift..,, pumping~stze a~d 'tyPe o! pump) I DATE OF TEST HOURS TESTED CHOKE SIZE OIL~BBL. !:: ?,. ~GAS~MCF. TUB .I~G. RECORD- DE~H SE~ '(MD) [ P'~cK'E~ ~ ~' ,,, ~,. .:. .. . _ FRACTURE, GEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC.., AMOUNT' AND' KIND O~'-MAT~RiAL USED . · I:' WE~STATVS (Producing ar ' I~ 1' shut-in)' [ '.-Abandoned I FLOW. !TUBING PEE~. ..:-OiL, oaAvITY-AP!., (C~R.) I_ - 34. DIe, POSITION OF OAS .(~Ol~ used tor~uel,.vented, etc.) i .......................................................... ~'~ ........ ' !~""-~':' I " ' '': '" C.V -: ',': : 35. LI~T OF ATTACHMENTS : ~' ~.; ~ . .~ '- . . ~. I ~ereb~ eert~y that the tore~otn~ taehea: i~torm~Uon *eSe, Instructions J '..: i';'~: INSFRUCTIONS Ge'ncFal: This 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, or beth, pursuant to applicable Federal and/or State laws and regulations. Any'necessary special! instructions concerning~ the use of this form and the number of copies tq be subm~itted, particularly with regard to lOCal, area, or regional procedures and practices, either are 'Shown below or will be: issued b.~, or may be obtained from, the local Federal and/~r State office. See instructions on items 22 and 24, and 83, below regarding separate.reports for':sepa~te completions. " If.n0t'flied prior to the time this summary record is submitted, copies of all currently available' logs (drillers, geologists, s.a-mpl, e an~': core analysis, all types electric, etc.:), forma- tion and pressure, tests, and directional surveys, should be attached hereto~ to th~ extent required by applicable F~leral and/or ,State laws and regulations. All attachments should be listed on this form, see item 35. ' . ~ Item :'4: If:there are no applicable State requirements, locations On Federal ~)r 'Indi[~n land should be described in accordance wi{i~ Federal requirements, Consult local 'State or Federal office for specific instructions." ~ Item ]8: indicate. whiCh .elevation is"hsed as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measurements given in ol~her spaqes on thi~'form and i~ any attachments'. I tem~" 22 and 24: If this well is completed'for separate pr6duction from' more than one interval 'ZOfi'~ (multiple completion);' so state in item 22, and in ite~n 24 show the pr6ducing interval, or' intervals, top(s), bottom(s)"and name(s) (if/any) for °nly-the interval reported in item 83. Slibmit a separate report (Dage)~ on thia fo[un, adequately identified, for each additional interval to be separately:produced, sh(~wing the additional data pertinent to such intervah~ ' -: :; · · -'-'~ ' ' Item 29: "Sacks Cement": Attached supplemental records for this well shOuld show the' details of any multipl~e stage cem~'~ti"nk a~d the 10cat, lon~ of the ~menting tool. ..,Item 33: Submi~ a separate completion report on this form for. each interral to be separately produced. (See ins.tructio~/:for items~22 and 24 above.). - ~'7.. SUM]~fAR¥ OF .POROUS ZONES': '~. ' '-' .. ' ' -~ ... -, ~, , --~ . ~; SHOW ALL IMPORTANT ZONES OF POROS~TY AND'CONTENTS TH~REO~; ~]~D'INTERVALS; AND ALL DRILL-S~E~ ~ES~S, INCLUdiNG ~. ' -~ GEOLOGIC HARKERS -~'J ~ - DE~H INTERVAL TESTED~ CUSHION USED, ~M~. ~OOL 0PENj. ~LOWZNG AND. SHUT-IN ~RESSUR~S, AND RECOVERIES .~. :-~ -":_~ .... .( ..~ . ._ :'~ORM~TiON~ · TOP ~. BOTTOM~ ~ ..; DESCRIPTION,- -- CONTENTS, ETC. l.. NAM~ .~ ~ . .: , - . ' ' " : , ' · ' '- - '. ~ ' ' TOP. ,. ~ 'Plug._. 2600. : .. 2700 :"With 75 ?sacks c~ent, ~ ~ " . .,~ · : ' ' ~ '~ ~ ~ ' ' ~; J' ~ MEA~. DEPTH . TRU~YERT. DE~ 2 .'Plug 2160.. ' *2350 With 150 sacks cement,.~:~ ,- ,.:: ::~: :: . . . - . , .. ., . .~ ~ .J ' ' ......... ~ ...... ~"' ~ 7987 '~7987 3 Plug surface - --.70 with. 38 sacks cement.. ::. -. Triassic . ~. ~ ~. _ '.. 4 Markor.~ Post cemented 5.n top of m[rface casing.. -' :: ::.;~ . .... ~ ~. ._ 5. ~PorOs~ty 7987 ~"8020 water, sand . - : ~ H~Ss~ssSpps~n'~. :. . .9282 :9282. . ). 93~0 9550 water, dolomite ' ,-: ('. '. ~ : ... ,.q 6. Cores 8028. 8030 shale ' ' , ..... 3e~on~an ~' :-' ~':' ~9780 ~ ' 9780 .- .... 10177 10193 Argill~te ..~ :; .~ .... - (:.. -: ~:.: 7. No 'DSTs ': . ' -~ '-' ' ': Metamorph~CS ~gS00- 9800 ~. . . · .: · .' ~ _. : , - . . . -- :~ . . -: , · :.:. - ...... .* . . ~ -. :- . - .. .. , · , . ... - , .... . ., . . .:..' ' · -' .- ~ - 2 [ " '. - · : .-~ _ ..~ . : .-r DM-12 ~.lease Date. :4.10~69 ..... State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources DIVISION OF MINES AND MJ~RALS Petroleum Branch INDIVIDUAL WELL RECORD Sec..~ ~ 19 ....... T .... liN, ,, _,_ · _ _ ,,, ~1 R. u~_~ ... Meridian Permit No .... 66-~ ._ Issued _12-8.-6,6 O~erator_~n~on_:..Qi~ -~mpany .......... Location (Surface) 2630'FSL & 322'FWL: Lease No. ADL 25575 or Owner Kook~_~k ............. Loc. (Bottom) Well No. 1 Spud Date ~21-66 Area Drilling ceased Suspended Abandoned 3-10-67 Total Depth. !0,193, Elevation 50' +_~ Grd. COmpleted (F-GL-P ~ IP B/D, Gray API Cut % Gas ' ~ M~F/D, Bean .... /64 CP Casing ~ ~ Si_~ze Depth Sx Cmt Perf: 20" 98 ' 315 psi, 13-3/8-54.5~ 2253' 1200 TP ; psi Plugs.:. 2~00'-2600' 75 sx .~235,0~2160 ,,,]-_~0 sx 70'- surf. 38 sx ! GEOLOGIC FORMATIONS Surface __Lowest TeSted Name PRODUCTIVE HORIZONS Depth Contents Ye ar Jan Feb WELL STATUS Mar Apr ..... May June July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec Remark s: ~lv{ 708B ¢.0PY ,/,8 J../" gM OIL-cOMPANY -- cORE DESCRIPT~ {INTED'~ N U.S.A. ORDER: NAIvI.E, COLOR GR. SIZE, ROUNDING, HDNE'SS, CLEANNESS, SORTING, TYPE BEDDING, P & P GUESS, CUT, ODOR, % 5AT., TASTE, AND FAUNA. ,I;,,V,E OF COMPANY. Union Oil Co. of Calif. .WELL NAk~E: Kookpuk ltl .OCATION': 2630'N, 323'E from the SW Corner Section 19 FIELD/AREA:. Arctic. No. rth Slope CO u NTY. DESCRIBED BY- C. F..Johnson &' D. W. Reynolds S.T.R.: 19~llN~.7..E, UPM ELEV: 41".KB SPUD: 12-21-66 ABD/CO~. P:L 3.-10-67 T.D.:., 10; 193' CORE INTERVAL AND' £~(~ 6IL '~s~IY SLT, ........ ....... .: ............. "' " NO, TYPE OF BARREL' SD SH sHHDL . DESCRIPTION " DIp . , 2645 .'l shot 'off · ' ' · ' · 2655 '" . Shot off .-.- '.. /" '" · I I Misfired '' ' " 5335 .. · .... 5.888.' .." · . 8hOt. off ' " . .... · . . .' · . · . · :' '7995' ' . 1~' . . x 'Shale, black, firm, massive, NOSCF . ' .. 8012. ' Misfired . · ., · 8145 - " Shot' off · . · 8152 · Shot Off '.. ,, '8205 · Misfired . · - . 8365 1.. Sand, grayish, white, med-grained, ang-subrounded, sli .' silty., good sort, firm, friable, fair p&p, NOSCF. . . · 8412 '. ~; Sand, gr'ayish.white, med, grained, ang-subrounded,ali ' ' .' silty, good so.rt, firm, friable, fair p&p, NOSCF.. '" · , . · · · ' 8538 ' . Misfired ' · . - . 9238 ~/4 . Glauconitic silt, dk.gr'ey, brown, very fine, coarse silt.,' soft-firm friable, poor p&p, 'NOSCF. Glauconite dk emerald " '~ . green . 9258 !. : Glauconitic silt, dk'grey,, brown, med-grained 'glauconite, · sOft-firm, poor p&p, NOSCF, .glauconite dark emerald green . . · .,- ' 9261 , ' Misfired "" . ' 9342 ~/4 x Anhydrite, 'white, crystalline, firm-firm friable, with " , . ., ','~j grey dolomite'.' NOSCF ' ': . . 9360 ' ' ·. ,No recove'r~. . ' . ~ " · 936'6 . . '. J'Misfired · ' · i 9427. ~ ' J Dolomite, grey, very fine, crystalline, firm, scattered ' ' ~- · '.. · ':'J yellOw mineral fluor,· with 'laths' of anhydrite,. NOSC' ' .~ · ....... ~ ''j·D°l°mite and"gnhYdrite .appear .to' be. lagoonal types. . J ~435 ' 3/Z . . '[. IDol0mite, grey, silt;, fair sort, firm, fair p&p, scat- . .. . ' · . J J' tered yellow mineral, fluor:, NOSC; same type Dolomite as kJ' 19427.- ' . ' ' · ' . · .J ' tM 708B ~OPY .{IN,TED ~ N U.$,A. ...,NAME OF COMPANY' LOCATION: · FI ELD/AREA:. COUNTY- DESCRIBED BY: ~' _ CORE INTERVAL AND NO. TYPE OF BARREL 9484 9520 9625 9783 9810 9835 9850 9952 9:996 10036 ~,~ OIL COMPANY- CORE DESCRIPT ORDER: NAM'E. COLOR GR. SIZE. ROUNDING. HDNESS, CLEANNESS. SORTING, TYPE BEDDING, P & P GUESS, CUT, ODOR, % SAT., TASTE, AND FAUNA. Union Oil Co, of Calif, WELL NAME. Ko.okguk -'JJ'l' .S.T.R.: 1.9 ,llN,7E,UPM ELEV; , SPUD' -. ABD/COM P'- T.D.: DESCRIPTION DIP Misfired -Dolomite, friable, sonite (?) NOSC; Mud cake Misfired it grey, very fine grained, very firm to firm fair p&p, scattered yellow mineral fluor, w/gil- same type Dolomite as'9427 Argillite, wt g?ey, firm, weathered portion of argillite w/streaks of grey unaltered argillite . Argitlite,'b~ick ~ed, firm, weathered portion of argillite w/streaks of grey unaltered argillite · Misfired Argillite, dark grey-black, very firm; NOSCF. Argii.lite, dark grey-black, 9ery firm, NO$CF. Argillite, dark grey-black, very'firm, NOSCF. , ~oRu 708B COPY 6/~8 L,'"">O,~' OIL COMPANY -- CORE DESCRIPT~'~'' °PRINTED~' N U.S.A. ' ' ~. ~,,. ORDER: NAME, COLOR GR. SIZE, ROUNDING, HDNESS, CLEANNESS, SORTING, TYPE BEDDING, P & P GUESS, CUT, ODOR, % SAT,, TASTE, AND FAUNA. NAIvJE OF COMPANY' LTnion Oil Co. of California WELL NAME:..K°°kPuk #1 LOCATION:.. 2630'N, 323';E from the SW"Corner Sec. 19 FIELD/AREA: Arctic North Slope COUNTY- 'CORE" NO. DESCRIBED BY. #1 'by G; H. La.ughbaum; #.2..by G. F. Playe.r & C. F Johnson ! INTERVAL AN D DESCRiPTiON TYPE OF BARREL 8028;8029.8 6 1/8 Christense Diamo.nd 10177'10193 6 1/8 ChriStensen D i amo nd S.T.R.:, 19 ,.llN,7E,UPM ELEV:, . 41 ' KB 'SPUD:_ 12-'21_-66 _. .A B D/CO k4 P- 3 - 10- 67 T.D.:~ 10, ~93' Shai.e, :very silty, med. tO-dark grey, abundant megafossils (Triassic Pelecypoda). Monotis & Halobia. No shows. Described by G. H. Laughbaum .' Cored 1 8 Recovered 1.8 COre Barrel pulled because of DP washout. . .. Argillite, dark grey .with rare light..grey laminations. Predominantly microcrystal, line sericite. Greasy lustre on fractures'. Hard, brittle. Numerous microfaults. Massive, wavy cleavage with no.prefered orientation. Numerous slump structures and occasional claStic dikes.' Desc=ibed by G. F, Player & C. F~ Johnson DIP Fiat 3~.48, IrOMM IB~ (REV B/e2! ~ ' KOOKPUK # 1 UNION OIL. COMPANY CASlI~ RB~ORD Arctic Slope - Alaska ~FI[LD I Noatak - Kobuk Rotary '(c OU#TY ) (T OOt.8 ) DRILLING REPORT · Ec. 19 T. liN R. 7~- TJ~B.tM. ii i i ii i (PERIOD I:NDING} hIOTl[ INKIrFli:CTIV[ CAIINI) i qi , ' Ii I I ' ' , ' , ' I , , ' I ' I ' I' ~ OlC PTHII lNG I. INA T ION NO. I DETAIL. 8 OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONI AND RESUL. T8 , FROM TO DEPTH ANGLE CONTRACTOR: NaborAs DriZling Co. EqUIPMEN~: · ~0CATION: ' 26~0~ N o~ the S ~ne and ~23'.; off the Sec. ~g, ;ZZN, ~7;, U;~at ~e;~dSnn. E~;VA~ION: 23' ~o= Rota~ TabZe to G;ou~d. 4Z~ tton Rota~ ;nbZe to AZ~ depths ~o~ Rota;y, TabZe. . REC[IV[D . gPR 3.1967 ~Mc/em DIVI~/0N OF MINES & 3/27/67 , ~O~GE I IIIII ii i Il III III I ~ DIVIOION ENGINEER v~_~ wo. Kookpuk #1 Arctic Slope - Alaska ~FIELDI Noatak - Kobuk (COUNTY) sec. 19 T. lin R. 7E UM B.IM. UNION Oil. COMPANY DRILLING REPORT (TOOLS) (PER IUD ENDING) CASIN~3 RECO~D Conductor Pipe - 80' 20" 94# H 40 Pipe set at ground level. {NOTE INI:F'IrECTIVIr CABINS) i i I: iii i i i III i i II iI r I ' Ill i i Iii I ' I rill 0~ PT HI IN C L IN A T ION NO. DATE ~ ' ' C~RNE~T DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS AND RESULTS TOURS FROM TO DEPTH ANGLE , ..... , ,, NOT[ MAK[ Oi IN~TRUM[NT) Dec. 2 21 0 125 Spud in at 3:00 am with 12-1/4" bit. Drill to 125'. Make repairs and thaw out equipment., 2 22 0 50 Open 12-1/4" hole to 17-1/2", circulate and mix mud. , 2 23 50 100 Open 12-1/4" hole to 17-1/2", circulate, mix mud, repair mud lines and clean sand out of pumps. 2 26 Clean frozen mud, sand and cuttings out of pits with picks and shovels. 2 25 Clean out pits, repair cellar washout, mix mud and pick up 26" hole opener. sloughing 2 26 0 91 Ran 26" hole opener, hole/ztKttiw$ badly. Ran 28" rathole bucket. Opening hole with bucket to 91'. 2 27 9191 101 (R.T.) Opened hole to 101' with rathole bucket, rigged up to run donductor. Ran and cemented 80' of 20" conductor with 315 sacks fondu.neat cement. Displaced with 126 cu.ft, water. 2 28 50 116 WOC and nippled up flow pipe and Hydril welded on flange. Mixed mud. Ran 12-1/4" bit and cleaned out cement from 50' (RT) to 116'. Found sledge hammer at 117'. Pulled out to run globe basket. Cemented collar and around top of conductor pipe. Cemented down 20'. 2 29 116 125 Recovered fish. Installed let in flow pipe. Drilled from 116' to 196' with 12-1/4" bit. Hole sloughing badly - mixed mud and raised viscosity and volume. 2 30 125 196 Drilled 12-1/4" hole from 125' to 196'. Pulled out of hole and mixed mude 2 31 196 564 -375 30 Drilled 12-1/4" hole from 196' to 564'. Sloughing sand .and gravel. ........... R [,,C ,I~ l,,V [ P I_/' ' ' APR 3,1967 DI¥I,.~IOI',,] ~ )F uJt~;~, ~L ~,.k~:o,,,., DI~VIIION ENGINEER Kookpuk #1 UNION OIL COMPANY CASING RECORD DRILLING REPORT ~rI"' CD ) (COUNTY) (TOOLG) SEC.__.T. R. B.& M. ..... (PiRIOD ENDING) {NOTE INEFFECTIVE CAGINI) i i iii i i i i i i i i i i ii I i ii i DE~TNS lNG ~INA TION NO. DATE ' C~RREGT DETAI~S OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS AND RESULT8 OURI ,,. FR OM TO DE PTN ,~ Ne LE .... NOTE 'MARE bi INGTRUMEN~ Jan. 2 1 564 903 '903 30 Drilled 12-1/4" hole, surveyed, and conditioned mud. 2 2 903 1391 (TOTCO) Made trip at 903' to change bits, cleaned out bridge from 770' to 800', and 40' of fill on bottom. NOTE: Rhnning gravel section at 1000'. No hole trouble below this section to 2500'. Mud weight 9.1#/gallon, Viscosity 280 sec. 2 3 1391 1790 1760 0045, Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 1790'; made trip to . change bits. Mud weight 9.1#, Viscosity 48 sec. 2 4 1790 2492 Drilled 12-1/4" hole. Mud weight 9.1#/gallon Viscosity 48 sec. 2 5 2492 2500 2500 0o45' Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 2500'. Pulled out of hole. Removed 12" Hydril and installed 20" drill nipple; opened 12-1/4" hole to 17-1/2" to 498', increased viscosity of mud to 300 sec. to clean hole of gravel and sand. 2 6 TD 2500 Opened 12-1/4" hole to 17-1/2" from 498' to 915'; had 35' to 40' fill up on connections due to , running gravel and sand.Mud: viscosity 300 sec., weight 9.1#/gallon. 2 7 TD 2500 Opened 12-1/4" hole to 17-1/2" from 915' to 1515' NOTE: Had an excessive amount of gravel and sand from 900' to 1000'; increased mud w~ight to 9.8#/gallon and viscosity to 400 below 1000'. 2 8 TD 2500 Opened 12-1/4" hole to 17-1/2" from 1515' to 2110'. Made trip to change hole opener, hole in good shape, no fill on bottom after trip. Mud wight 9.5#/gallon; viscosity 100. 2 9 TD 2500 Opened 12-1/4" hole to 17-1/2" from 2110' to 2253'; made wiper trip before running 13-3/8" casing. Mud weight 9.5#/gallon, viscosity 102. W.L.-8.2. [ EC[IVED I I II I I I I II I iii I i i APR 3,.1967 DlVlSiOtxi OF MINES & MINEi~L~. DIVISION ENGINEER FONM IB~ IIqE¥ 5/e:'! ~ ~" WELL NO. Kookpuk #1 f~FII'LD I UNION OIL COMPANY CUING RECORD DRILLING 'REPORT 13-3/8" C 2254 DV (COUNTY (TOOL. ) SEC. T. R. B.&Mo "I~ (PI'RIOD ENDIN6) {NOT[ IN[lrlI'I'CTIV[ CABINI) I I I I II f II I I II DE PTHI IN C LINA ' ION NO. DATE I I CONNECT DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS AND RESULTS FROM TO DEPTH ANGLE ...... NOT[ MAK[ ~1 INITRUM[~I 2 10 TD 2500 Ran 70 Joints 13-3/8" 54.5# J-55 8 rd. casing and 2253 - 17-]/2" hole .set at 2254.50'. Cemented first stage with 1200 sacks Portland Common, mix*ng time one hour 25 min. displacement time 24 minutes. Plug do~n at 5:27 am with a final and maximum pressure of 1200#. Cemented second state with 8~8 sacks of one-to-one Fondu and Fondu Ash, mixing time one hour, displacement time ll minutes. Plug do~n at 8:00 am with a final and. maximum pressure of 1200#. 13-3/8" Casing Details: ' 1.85 Baker Diff. fill up guide shoe 8 rd. 32.55 1-Jr. 13-3/8" 54.5# J-55 8 rd. casing. 1.62 Baker Diff. fill up sloat collar, M & ~ 1052.44 33-Jts. 13-3/8" 54.5# J-55 8 rd. casing. 2.10 Halliburton cementing 'DV' coliar. 1148.64 36-Jts. 13-3/8" J-55 8 rd..casing. 15.30 RKB to casing head flange. 2254.50 Casing' setting depth. 2 11 TD 2500 W.O.C. ll hours. Cur off 20" conductor pipe and 13-3/8" casing. Washed out mud pit's, changed liners to 7" in H-850 pump. 2 12 TD 2500 Installed and welded 12" Cameron type "WF" Series 900 well head. Tested weld to 1500#. Installed 12" series 900 Shaffer and Hydril B.O.P. 2 13 TD 2500 Competed installing 12" B.O.P.s. Tested blind rams to 1500 psi. Drilled mouse hole, ran 12-1/4" bit on 6 - 9 "and 5 - 7~3/4" ste~l drill collars to 1164' (top of "DV" tool). 2 14 2~00 2667 Tested casing and Hydril to 1500 psi. Drilled p~ugs out of "DV" tool and ran into 2184'. Tested casing, 5" pipe Rams and Hydril to'1500 psi. Drilled out plugs and sho~ at 2254' and cleaned out 12-1/4" hole to 2500'. Drilled to 2667' and well began ~owing ~ 9.2#/gallon mud, closed Hydril and had 600# on casing and 350# on drill pipe. R'EC[IVED · ~IVI~tON OF MINES & MINERAL,~ AN~H~DA~ 1 DIVilION ENGINEER 4 ~ ho. Kookpuk #1 UNION OIL COMPANY CASlN~ RECORD DRILLING REPORT (COUNTY) (TOOLS) SEC° T. R, B &M ~ (prRIOD IrNDING) ~NOTI: INIrrlrl'CTIVl: CASINi) DEPTHS INC ~INATION NO. DATE , , , CONNECT DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS AND RESULTS ' OURS FR OM TO DEPTH ANGLE , ~OT[ MAK['~I INSTRUMKN~ Jan. 2 15 2667 TD TOTCO Increased mud weight in pits to ll.0#/gallon. Cir~ulate~ ll.0#/gallon mud around through choke, opened Hydril and well was dead. 2 16 2667 3188 Drilled 12-1/4" hole from 2667' to 3188'. Mud: weight 11.0#, Viscosity 40. 2 17 3188' 3784 Made trip to change bits at 3340'. No hole trouble and no gas cut mud off bottom after trip. Mud: weight 10.5#, Viscosity 44. 2 18 3784 4294 4294 0'15' Drilled 12-1/4" hole. Made trip to change bit at 4294', no hole trouble. 2 19 4294 4753 TOTgO Drilled 12-1/4" hole, checked Hydril and 5" pipe rams. 2 20 4753 5119 4948 0'15' Drilled 12-1/4" hole, surveyed and made trip to change bit at 4948'. 2 21 5119 5550 5550 0'15' Drilled 12-1/4" hole, surveyed and made trip to change bit, no hole trouble. 2 22 5550 5780 Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 5600', made trip to unplug Jets in bit. 2 23 5780 60~ 5983 0'30~ Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 5983f, surveyed and made trip to change· bit. Measured drill pipe out of hole - no corrections. 2 24 6057 6402 TOTCO Drilled 12-1/4" hole, made trip to change bits at 6402'; hole in good shpae; Mud: weight 10.4 ~ viscosity 41. 2 25 6402 6672 Drilled 12-1/4" hole, washed ~rom 6216' to 6402' after making trip to change bits at 6402'. 2 26 6672 6852 6752 0'15' Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 6752' surveyed and made trip to change bits. Washed 90' to bottom after trip. I RECE.IVED / ~'~. O,i~OI I DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAt.~ ANCHORAGE " DIVISION ENGINEER WE1.L NC). SEC.., , T,. NO. ~OURS Kookpuk ~1 ~F' li:LD J UNION OIL. COMPANY DRILLING REPORT CASlN~ RECORD (COUNTY R. B, iM, DElaTH$ FROM TO INCLINATION CORRECT DEPTH ANGLE NOTI: MAK~ 0 (TOOLS) (PERIOD ENDING) (NOT[ (N[lelrECTIVI: CASING) I ~ DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS AND RESULTS 2 6852 7000 7000 7138 7138 7315 7'315 7450 7450 7667 7667 8028 8028 0030' 8028 8030 8030 8170 8170 8179 8179 8251 8251 Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 7000', had an excess amount of shale over shaker,mMdd: weight 10.5, viscosity 45, W.L. 6cc. · Drilled 12-1/4" hole, excess amount of shale over shaker· Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 7171' with bit ~13, made trip to change bits· No fill up in bottom of hole after trip to change bits· Drilled 12-1/4" hole, made trip to change bits at 7342' hole in good shape '· · Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 7627, made trip to change bit, drilled 12-1/4" hole with bit #16 from 7627' to 7667'. Drilled 12-1/4" hole with bit #16 from 7667' to 8028'. Pulled out of hole to core· Surveyed at 8028' - 30'. Ran in hole with Chrtstensen 6-1/8" diamond core barrel assembly. Cored from 8028' to 8030'. Pulled out of hole due to a washout in 49th single of drill pipe· Recovered 1.80' core. Layed down 9" collars, picked up 6-1/2" collars. Ran in hole with 12-1/4" bit, drilled from 8030' to 8170'. Drilled 12-1/4" hole, 8170' to 8179'. Hole sloughing, pulled out of hole, ran back to bottom cleaning out shale. Cleaned out to within 16 stands of bottom. Reamed and cleaned out sloughing shale to bottom. Drilled 12-1/4" hole from 8179' to 8251'. R Started out' of hole to change bits at 8251, shale ~9~ghed in hole, worked 30 stands of drill pipe out C ~1 ~'E U/ole, ran new 12-1/4" bit in hole to 5500' (cont'd) APR 3.1967 DIVISION OF MINES & MINE~ DIVIIION ENGINEER IroNM II1~ (NEY V~n. CNO. Kookpuk #1 UNION OIL COMPANY CA~ING RECORD DRILLING REPORT 8-3/4" hole below 8251' ~FI[LD) (COUNTY (TOOLS) (PERIOD ENDIN6) {NOTE INEFFECTIVE CABINe) DEPTHI lNG LINATION NO. DATE ..... DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS AND RESULTS )URS CORRECT FROM TO DEPTH &NGLE )' , NOTE MAKE OI INSTRUMENT Feb. 6 (:onttnu~d) circulated and increased viscosity to 75, ran bit in hole and found 110' of f111 on bottom. 2 7 8251 8270 Reduced hole size at.8251' to 8-3/4". Drilled 8-3/4" hole from 8251' to 8270'. 2 8 8270 8349 8339 0'1~' Drilled 8-3/4" hole from 8270' to 8349' made trip at 8339' and had 110' fill after trip. · , 2 9 8349 8442 Drilled 8-3/4" hole from 8349' to 8442', pulled out of hole.leaving 6 - 6-1/2" drill collars, bit sub and 8-3/4" bit in hole, ran 8" O.D. Bowen overshot with 6-3/8" spiral grapples, went over top of fish at. 826', pulled out of hole and re- covered all of fish. 2 10 8442 8475 'Drilled 8-3/4" hole from 8442' to 8475'. Shale sloughing, had 150' fill on bottom after trip. 2 11 8475 8539 / Drilled 8-3/4" hole from 8475' to 8539'. Shale sloughing on trips, had 180' fill after trip. 2 12 8539 8653 Drilled from 8539' to 8653' with bit #22. No drag in hole on trip, had 183' fill on bottom after trip, increased mud weight to 10.7#/gallon. 2 13 8653 8720 Drilled to 8720, .washed and reamed 50' to bottom after trip, increased mud weight to 10.9#/gallon to hold ba~khhe~ng~;~h~e. 2 14 8720 8746 Drilling to 8746', pulled bit leaving one come off 8-3/4" Hughes WTR in hole. Made Clean out trip to top of Junk with bit #25. Ran 7-3/4" Globe Jet Jun~ basket with 8-5/8" O.D. Tungsten Carbide shoe, cut one foot core over Junk. 2 15 8746 8793 Pulled 7-3/4" G~obe Jet Junk basket and recovered cone and 8 bearings. Drilled to 8793', increased mud weight to ll.0#/gallon. . RECEIVED / I I I I I III I I I I I APR 3.1961 DI¥1$IOIN OF MINES & Mit",JERAI. B DIVI.IOM EN('~INEER wmJ. NO. Kookpuk #1 UNION OIL COMPANY CASINO RECORD DRILLING REPORT ~,lr IK LD I (COUNTY) (TOOLS) ~NOT[ INEFFECTIVE CASINS) sec. T..___.___~. B.&M, (PERIOD NO. DATE ..... CO~tRIG'~' DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS AND RESUI. TS T OURS FR OM TO DE PTH ANiJ LB , , Feb. TOTC() 2 16 8793 8892 Drilled to 8892' with bit #28, washed and reamed 25' to bottom after trip to change bit. 2 17 8892 8975 Drilled to 8975' wi. th bit #29, made trip to change bits, mud weight 11'0#, viscosity 68, W.L. 3.2cc 2 18 8975 9069 Drilled to 9069' with bit #29, made trip to change bits, 2 19 9069 9185 Drilled to 9146' with bit #30, made trip to change ' bits, drilled to 9185' with bit t131 and lost complete mud returns. Pulled 8-3/4" bit up into 12-1/4" hole at 8200'. 2 20 9185 9235 Mixed pit of 10.6#/gallon mud with 4#/bbl. saw dust, washed shale bTidges from 8200' to 9000', ran bit to 9170' and washed and reamed to 9185'. Drilled to 9235' with full mud returns. 2 21 9235 9315 Drilled to 9261' with bit #31, made trip to change bits, washed 11' back to bottom after trip, drilled to 9315 with bit t132. Mud weight 10.6#, viscosity 60, W.L. 3.7cc. 2 22 9315 9408 9400 0045, Drilled to 9315' with bit #32, made trip to change bits, washed 15' fill on bottom after trip,drilled to 9408' with bit #33. 2 23 9408 9482 9480 2° Made trip to change bits, wahhed and reamed 22' back to bottom. Drilled to 9482' with bit #34. 2 24 9482 9551 9550 2° Made trip to change bits, reamed 30' of under gauge t hole to bottom. Drilled to 9551' with bit #35. 2 25 9551 9616 Made trip to change bits, drilled to 9583' with bit #36, made trip to change bits, cleaned 37' of fill to bottom, drilled to 9616' with bit #37. Mud weight 10.5, viscosity 53, water loss 3.4. 2 26 9616 9676 TOTCO Drilled to 9629' with bit #37, made trip to change bits, washed 13' fill on bottom, drilled to 9676' with EC[IV[) bit #38, pulls out' of hole to change bits, I iii I I ii I I I I II I I I i i ii APR 3,1961 DI¥1$1ON Of: MINES & MINER,N.3i DIVISION [NOlWtrurR W~=L.aNO. Kookpuk #1 Lit I[ LD J UNION OIL. COMPANY CASlN~ RECORD DRILLING REPORT (COUNTY} (TOOLS ) SEC. T. R. I B.&M, (PERIOD ENDING) JNOTE INEIrFKCTIVE CASING) D[PTHS IRC ~INATION NO. DATE ..... C~N~G~" DETAILS OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS AND *OURS FROM TO D~PTH ANGLE ...... NOY[MAK[OI~'sTNuMENT) ~eb. contin~ed) 2 27 9676 9755 Drilled to 9755' with' bit #39, made trip to change bits, washed 17' of fill on bottom after tZ~p. Made trip to change bits. 2 28 9755' 9840 Wadhed 17' fill on ~ottom after making trip to change bits. Drilled to 9790' wibh bit #40. Made trip to change bits. March 2 I 9840 9908 9900 0°45' Drilled 8-3/4" hole to 9908'. Found 7' fill after bit change, 2 2 9908 9967 Ran in hole with 8-3/4" bit, reamed and cleaned out 7' to bottom. Drilled 8-3/4" hole from 9908' to 9967'. · 2 3 9967 10029 TOTCO Drilled 8-3/4" hole from 9967' to 10,029'. Cleaned out 15' fill after trip for bit change. 2 4 10029 10097 Drilled 8-3/4" hole from 10,029' to 10,097'. Found 30' fill after trip for bit change. 2 ~ 10097 10161 Drilled 8'3/4" hole from 10,097' to 10,161'. Reamed 8' of under gauge hole on bottom after trip for bit change. Mud weight 10.6, viscosity 58, w.1. 3.5. 2 6 10161 10193 Drilled 8-3/4" hole from 10,161' to 10,177'. Measured drill pipe out of hole, no correc6ions, ran Christensen Diamond Core bbl. and cut core #2 from 10,177' to 10,193' 100% recovery (see core report)' , ' 2 7 10193 10$~D3 Ran'Schlumberger Dual InducCion:.LaCeralog #1 to 10,191' by Schlumberger, or 10,193' by drillers depth. 2 8 10~93 101~B Ran Schlumberger Bore Hole Compensated Sonic Caliper #1 and Compensated Formation Density Gamma Ray Log #1 and Dipmeter #1. Attempted 40 Side Wall cores, recovered 15 and lost 5 core shots in hole (see core report). R:CEIVED . I [ I I iiii iii J I I i APR 3.1961 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAL~ DIVISION B:NGINIrER wm..t. No. Kookpuk #1 UNION OIL. COMPANY C~SlNG R~CO~D DRILLING REPORT IFIELD~ (COUNTY) (TOOLS) SEC, T. R. B.&M. ' I (PERIOD ENDIN6) {NOTE INEFFECTIVE CA$INS) , , DE PTH$ INC I. IN A T ION NO. OATS ,, i cORRECT DETAIL. S OF OPERATIONS, DESCRIPTIONS AND RESULTS T OUR · FR OM TO Ol[ PTH A N 6 I. IE II ' ' ' ' I¢OTE MARE ~1INSTRuMEN1 l~arch (continued) 2 9 10193 Ti) Nith the 5" drill pipe hanging opened ended at · 2700' mixed 75 sacks Common cement and equali~ed a ZOO' plug 2600' to 2700', mixing time 9 minutes, displacement time ~,2 minutes, cement in place at 11:52 am.?ulled the opened ended drill pipe up to 2350* mixed 150 sacks Common cement and equ&lized a 200' plug from 2150' to 2350', mixing time 15 minutes, displacement time 12 minutes, cemel3t in place at 1:52 pm. Naited on cement l0 hours, found top of p~ug at 2~60', tested p~ug with 20,000~ dri~ pipe weight. 2 ~0 ~0Z93 ~ ~ith the 5" dri~ pipe hangin~ opened ended at 70* mixed 38 sacks Co. on c~e~t and equalized p~ug grom 20' ~o 70~, mixing t~e 5 minutes, disp~ac~ent t~e 2 minutes, cement in p~ace at 5:55 am. Re~eased rig at 6:00 ~ tr~ dri~ing operation, to dismantZe rig and traneport to Pingo Beach on the Co~vi~le River. ] i i t I i i i / APR 3,1967 ID!VI$10N Of: MINES & MINEEAL~ DIViSiON ENGINEER 369 4-63 UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA. B -. f/ 7~ ~, Document Transmittal \ ]" March 30, 1967 ~" .. TO State of Alaska AT ~'Anchorage FROM Union Oil Company AT 2805 Denali Street TRANSMITTING THE FOLLOWING: Th(,.-fol Lowing logs from Union Kook~uk t~1: 2" Dual Induction Laterolog -- 1 Sepia, 1 Bi~ e'line Muilog: 1 Sepia, 1 Blueline I 5e7~ ~I~ Co,-~_ RECFIV[B ,, APR 3.1967 DIVISION OF MINES . . . . hrch 17. 1967 r~puk ~1 Union Oil Co. of Calif., Operator t~ion 011 Conp~ny of CaltXornia 507 '~. ~or~hern LishCs Blvd. ~cho~:~, ~l.ash 99.503 Attached ia your approvod copy of the Suncl~y above cap~Loned volt. i~e have received your fox'u (P-3) covering the a~Cual york dcsm ~n abandon:Lug Kookpuk d~l and aze wt.r, hbold:l, na approvaJ, of' 8auo until vheu ~he clmm up of ~ si~e h~$ been coepleCed and vh~n i~ will be convenien~ £or us co uake ~be inspection. Very truly yours, Karl Lo Vond~e KLV~dc F, uelosure (1) , Form~P~3 STA/"'OF ALASKA SUBMIT IN (Other instructio~ .,n re- OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION verse side) 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.) OILWELL [--] WELL GAS . [~ OTHER Exploratory 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Union 0il Company of California 8. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR 507 W. Northern Lights Blvd,; Anchorage 4. LOCATION OF W~LL (Report location Clearly and in accordance with any State reqUirements.* See also space 17 below.) At surfoce · 2300' N of S line, 300' E of W line, TllN, RTE 14. PERMIT NO. 66-61 15. E',eVA?IONS (Show whether oF, aT, OS, et~.) 50 ' +_Lground Effective: July 1, 1964 6, I~ INDIAN, ALLOTTE~ OR UNIT AGREEMENT NAME 8. FARM OR LEASE NAME K0okpuk ¢. W~L NO. 10. FIELD AND ~OOL~ OR WILDCAT KookPUk .. 11. IEC,,_T., R., M., OR BLK. AND ' BURVE~ OR' AREA Sec. 19, TllN, RTE, UPM 1~, BOB.OU~'H ~. 'l 18. 8~a~ ~°aea~-K°bukI ~la~ka 16. Check Appropriate Box T° Indicate .Nature al~ Notice, Report, or Other Da~o NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEQUENT REPOR~ OF: TEST WATER SHUT-OFF PULL OR ALTER CASING WATER SHUT-OFF REPAIRING WELL . FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE. COMPLETE . FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CAI~IING SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDONs SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) · (NOTE:Report results of multiple-comPletion on_Well (Other) Completion or Recompletion Repo,rt REd'Log form..) DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR CO~IPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including _e~timated date of starting any proposed work. If well is directioneJly drilled, give subsurface loc~tions and measured and true vertical depths for all markers and. -.ones peril- nent to this work.) * 20" Conductor cemented at 80' 13-3/8" Casing cemented at 225-3' Vertical hole. 1. Plug from 2700' - 2600' with 75 sacks cement. 2. Plug from 2350' - 2.150' with 150 sacks cement. 3. Plug from 70' to surface with 38 sacks cement. 4. Cement 5" drill pipe post with location, well name, permit number, etc. welded on post. 5. Hole to be abandoned, dry hole. TITLE Dist. Drilling Supt. .March 14, 1967 (This space for Federal o~Sta~ otttee use) APPROVED BY. CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, ~ A~: TITI~E *See Indructions on Reverse Side DIVISION Of MtlNt5 & ANCHORAGE Form P~3 STA~i:. ALASKA SUBMIT IN TRI~ kTE* (Other instruction, ~ re- OIL AND GAS' CO'N~ERVATION COMMISSION verse side) 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.) WELL Exploratory 2. NAm OF OPERATOR Union Oil Company of California 3. ADDR~88 OF OPerATOR 507 W. Northern Lights Blvd.; Anchorage 4. LOCa~ZO~ O~ W~L~ (RePort location clearly and in a~eordance With any State requirements.* See also space 17 below.) At su~oce 2300' ~ of S l~ne, 300~ E of ~ l~ne, Tl1~, RTE 14. PERMIT NO. 66961 15. Er~VA~IONS (Show wl~ether 16. Effective: July 1, 1964 5. LSA~E DESZ0N~TZ0N ~ND S'n-~ZA£'~NO. ADL 25575 6. IF INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE-NAME UNIT.AGREEMENT NAME 8. FARM OB LEASE NAME Ko0kpUk 9. WELL' NO. 1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Kookpuk 11. SEC,, T;, S., M., OB BLE. AND SURVEY OB' AREA 50'+ ground Check Appropriate Box T° Indicate .Nature o[ Notice, Report, or Other Data- Sec. 19, T.11N, R7E, UPM 12. BOROUGH -. i{XS. sTATE Noatak-KObuk · Alaska NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: TEST WATER SHUT'OFF II PULL OR ALTER CASING FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE- COMPLETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ABANDON$ REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANS (Other) SUBSEQUENT REPOBT OF: FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING 0ABING SHOOTING OR ACIDIZING ABANDONMENT$ (Other) NOTE: Report results of multiple completion .on Well ompletion or Reeompletion Report and Log form.) iT. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR C~)MPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated da~ of starting any proposed work. If well is dlreetionally drilled, ~ve subsurface locations and measured and true vertical depths for all markers and zones perti- nent to this work.) * 20" CondUctor cemented at 80' 13-3/8" Casing cemented at 2253' Vertical hole. 1. Plugged from 2700' - 2600' with 75 sacks cement. 2. Plugged from 2350' - 2160' with 150 sacks cement. 3. Located top of plug at 2160'. Te~ted plug with 20,000# of drill pipe weight. 4. Plugged from 70' to surface with 38 sacks cement. 5. Five inch drill pipe well location marker cemented in surface plug. 6. Well abandoned 3/10/67. 18. I hereby certify .that the foregoing is true'nd correct n. u. Mc~anan TXTLE Dist. Drilling Superintenderk~TE March 14, 1967 (This space for Federal or State once use) APPROVED BY · CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, I~ ANY: TITLE *See Instructions on Reverse Side DATE ANCHODAO~ STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Effective: July 1, 1964 LEASE NUMBER LEASE I"lR UNIT NAME LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State _ _ _ _A_ _!_a_ s_ _ _k_ _a_ _ ........................... Borough .N_ _ _o__ a_ .t_ _ ~ _k_ _-__K_ _ _o. _b. _ _u_k_ _ .............. Field _ _ _ _W_ . i_ _ !~ _d_ c. _a _t. . ........................................................ TI~e followi~ff is a correct report of operations and prod~ctio~ (i~ol~dir~ff drillir~ and prod~ein~ wells) for tke rnontk of .... F_~__b_~r!_~r~_ ...................... 19__6_]_/, ............................................................................ ~l~ent's address 507 W. Northern Lights Blvd. Com~an~Uni~_q Oil _Co. of Cal$~. · ........................... _A_~h___o_~_a__g_~_,___A__l_.a__s__k__a__ ................................ Si~n, ed ........ ~..~)W.j~g~a~_/_'~:Jg~t'-~."__~_._ ....... P~,o~e ................ _2_7_7_r_1__4__0_1_ ................................................... ~l~ez~t' s title _Dq.qtrict_Drilling__Sup~rJult_endent SEC. AND BARRELS OF OIL (]RARITY (}ASOLINE WATER (If (If drilling, de~th; If shut down, oau.e; ~ OF ~ TWP. RANGE WELL Dars CU, FT. Or GAS OA~ONS OF BARRE~ Or RE~ARKS No. Pao~cmD (~' thom~) RECOVERED none, so state)dste and r~ult of t~t for g~ol~e eon~t of ... KOOK~ tt 1 Continued dril Ling 12-1/z~" hole t~ 8251'. Reduced hole to 8-3/4". No,~ drilling at 9800J. ........................... NOTE.--There were ...................... 1!0. .................... runs or sales of oil; ................................................ M cu. ft. of gas sold; ............................................................ 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 the status of operations, and must e mo h, u es atherw/se be filedin duplicate with the Divisionof Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the su ding directed. . DIVISION U~ MIIX!I:5 ~ MINfiRAL3 Form No. STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Effective: Stlly 1, 1964 LAND r~F-FI EE LEA~E NLIMBE~ LEASE OR UNIT NAME LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS Tl~e followinff is a coffee( report of operations and prod~etion (inel~dinff drillin~ and prod~oinff wells) for the montl~ of ....... _J__a._n._u__a_F_y_ ..................... 19_~7__ .............................................................................. ,/l~enffs address 507 I4. Northern Lights Blvd. - Union Oil Company ef California ................................................................... ~'o~panzj ....... _~ ......................... 1i ................. ................ .... ............................ ....... ..... i;_i Ii. D, McMahan Phone ..... _2__7__7__7_1__4__0__1__ ............................................................. ./l ~ent;' s t,i~te ---Dis~-~ie~--t~-i-t-l-i-ag--Saper-$nt enden t AND DaYs. CU. FT. OF GAS GAI.tONS O~ BARRELS OF REMARKS OF ~ TWP. RANGE WELL BARRELS OF O~ GRAVY OASO~E WATER (~ (If ~, d~th; If shut d~n, oa~; NO. Pao~o.~ (~' tho~&) da~ ~d r~ult of t~t for g~o~e ~ECOVERED no~o~ So s~o)tenet of ~) KO()~ #1 )rill~d 12 1/4" hole to ~500'. (~pened 12 1/4" ~~ ~"~ hole :o 17 1/2" from 98' - 2268' Cemented 13 3/8 54.5# J-55 casing at 225~' with ~.200 sacks constru, =emenl' through shoe and :hrough I~V Collar at 1162' ~ith t{28 sacks, t :1 Fondu Cement tmd Fondu Ash. In 12" 3~00# Shaffer Double HydraulJ.c Gate and GIC Presm~re tested blowout ~quipmenl. Drilled 12 1/4 Role :o 7700. ........... :uction ~stalled ,dril. NOTE.--There were No runs or sales of oil' M cu. ft. of gas sold; ............................................................ 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 the status of o[~r~io~las,~nO ~n~.s~ be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding mont~ ~)l~,s ~tt[er~l~is[ directed. FEB- 2,1961 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERAL~ \ ANCHORAGE FORM 402 7/62 Union Oil Company 507 V. Northern LishCs Bird. of Calitornia inehorqo, Alaska 99503 IN REPLY GIVE January 9. 1967 SEth Avenue Anchor&ge, Ala~ka A~Cn~ ~. Pedro ~con hr Mr, ~mt~: On-~ Oil C~~ of ~Zifonia ~ated bk~k 11 vas spudd~ a~ 3=~ A.N'. Dec.er 21. 1966. Y~ v~ ~ruly, ~ H. D. H~ D~oCr~eC DF~ll~ Su~r~n~enden~ Hi~: Jw cc: Ilivision of Nines & ~erals J/iN 1 0 lpg-.' DIVI~IL)i~ ~r ~tl'.4~::~ c, ~Vl;/N,/j,~,,~5 ANCHORAG~ Form No. P 4 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Effective: Suly 1, 1964 LAND E]FFICE LEASE NUMBER LEASE nR UNIT NAME LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS Tl~e followir~ff is a eorreot report of operations and prod~etior~ (ir~el~din~ drillir~ and produein~ wells) for the mo~th of _____D__eg__.~_.~b_9__r_ ....................... 19_6_.6__ .............................................................................. ~l~er~t's address 507 W. Northern Lights Slvd, _ Union 0il Compa ,~y of California ................................................................... ~'ompar~y ___~ ............................. ~ .......................... ............................ ~__n__c_h__o__r__a_g .e_ .__~ _X__a_ _s_~ .... ~_0~_ ................ S~.ed__j~_:_~:_y~_____~._f_kW~.::]t~__.~.:_:~__ ................ -' .,H,..D, 14clqahan Phor~e ___2,7.7_-_1.&01_ ............................................................... .4~e~r s r~rce -DJ:~tr~:et--Dr:l:l:~::Lr~-g-$'ap-aTtx'Pzendent SEC. ah~o D~-o. Cu. FT. oz GAS GALLONS or BARRENS OF R ARK~ ~ OF ~ TWP. RANGE ]WELL BARRE~ OF O~ GRAVY GASO~E WATER (~ (If ~, d~th; If shu~ down, oa~; NO. Pao~o=~ (~'tho~) RECOVERED none, ~ s~te)~ ~d r~ult of ~t for con~t of ~) '~I~A] LO(&TZO~: '2630~ ~,). of South line and 323 g. of ~re~t Section 19, 3 11~, R 7~, ~. Spudded 12~21/66. ~illea 12 hole to 1~5'. ~e~ed 12 1]4" hoZe to 28" to 101~, C~=eatea ~0' con- ductor at 98' with 315 sac~,s c~ent. Drilled 12 1/~" ho:Le to 19t'. I jAN 9 ~CHO~GE NOTE.--There were ................................................ runs or sales of oil; ................................................ M cu. ft. of gas sold; ............................................................ 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 the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 6th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. FORM SA-I B 100M 9J05 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska DIVISIOI~ OF ~ ~ ~ DATE FROM: ~t L. ¥o'nd~e~A~e SUBJECT: Em¢iosed is Check No. 08637 for $50 from the ~tiom Oil Co~any of ~lifo~a for ~~ ~1 ~ t~e ~pr~ ~tt to drill this ~1I. . FORM a6g 4-Ga UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA . . / ' Document Transmittal r December 1, 1966 Thomas Ro Marshall, P~troleum Supervisor Division of Mines & Minerals 3001 Porcupine Dr. Arichorage,-A/a'sKa ' ' ' FROM C. 'P. Johnson AT. Anchorage TRANSMITTING THE FOLLOWING: KOOKPUK NO. 1: , , Designation of Operator (Sinclair Oil & Gas) ,,, " '"' " (BP E~;pl°r~t~or , , ..... Recd:' !Z_/z~./ (~ (, . . Date- , ,, ,, I ¢- - IV[ DEC ~. 196fi OlVl.qlC~l',J (hF Lz,~.,~-~ ,,_ ,,,,,,,., =.,,,, o ............. AN(: '.HORAGE , ,, DEPAI TMENT OF FISH ;kNI) GAME /Commercial Fisheries Division / Cook pI?l~? ~xea2~fice Homer, Alaska November 30, 19 66 99 603 T. R. Marshall, Jr., Petroleum Supervisor Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Mines and Minerals 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Dear Mr. Marshall: This is in reference to your memorandum of November 22 concerning Union Oil Company's Kookpuk State #1. The Department of Fish and Game requests that the following wildlife stipulations be incorporated: (1) Prior to drilling, the operator must construct a sump of sufficient size to contain all waste well fluids. (2) Prior to drilling, the operator must construct a low dike around the drilling area to contain any spills that might occur. (3) Upon completion or abandonment of the well the sump must be filled in. We would like to receive from Union Oil Company a description of the road they intend to construct to the drilling location. Of special concern are stream crossings and precautions to avoid erosion. Yours truly, ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME Paul A. LeRoux, Water Projects Biologist PAL :pf cc~ E. J. l{uizer, Water Rights Coordinator, ADF&G, Juneau C. H. Meacham, Regional Supervisor, Comm. F~s/~., Anchorage Ron Regnart, Area Mgmt. Biologist, AYK, Comm. Fish., .Anchorage (~ev. Dee. 19.57) (Subm~"~,trlplicate to appropriate Regional Oil. .cl Ocs or Mining Supervisor) DESIGNATION OF OPERATOR ' ' /State of Alaska, Division of Lands The undersigned is, on the records of the 1~i~{~~7~{~, .holder of lease Sum,u. No.: ADL-25575 and hereby designates N^~rE: UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA A~DR~.ss:" 2805 Denali Street, Anchorage, Alaska . ~ his operator and local agent, with full aUthority to act in his behalf in complying with the terms of the lease and ~'egaladons applicable thereto and on whom-the supen'isor or his representative may serve written or oral instructions in securing compliance with the ~ Regulations with respect to. (describe acreage to which this designation is applicable): /tJonservation Ti iN.,.R7E., U.P.M. Block 4 It is understood that this designation of operator does not relieve the lessee of responsibility for compliance with the terms of the.lease and .the ~.~ It ~s iaol~su, nde, stood that this operator does not constitute an assigr~Fr~?Bf~J~vi?~r?~ ,~~. ·. designation of In case of default on the part of the designated operator, the lessee will make full and Prompt compliance with all regulations, lease terms, or orders of the~~~t~~ or his representative. /(-;omrriissi°ner, Department of Natural Resources The lessee agrees promptly to notify the supetw'isor of any change in the designated "operator. (Da~e) RECEIVEb ANCHORA(':~F Form 9-1125 (Rev. Dec.. 1~57) (Su~mit in b,. ,cate to appropriate Regional Oil and ~as or Mining Supervisor) DESIGNATION OF OPERATOR /State of Alaska, Division of Lands The undersigned is, on the records of the , holder of lease S~.uaA,. No.: ADL- 25575 and hereby designates NA~E: UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA ADDRESS: 2805 Denali Street, Anchorage, Alaska as his operator and local agent, with full authority to act in his behalf in complying with the terms of the lease and regulations applicable thereto and on whom the supervisor or his representative may serve written or oral instructions in securing compliance with the ~ Reg.~ations with respect to (describe acreage to which this designation is applicable): / uonservar~on TllN., R7E., U.P.M. Block 4 It is understood that this designation of operator does not relieve the lessee of responsibility for compliance with the terms of the lease and the ' . It is also understood that this designation of operator does not constitUte an assign~n(e~){}iS~j¢i~[&(~ i~Ul~,iOns' In case of default on the part of the designated operator, the lessee will make full and prompt compliance with all regulations, lease terms, or orders of the _ _ or his representative. /Comrriissioner, Departrffent of Natural Resources The lessee agrees promptly to notify the supervisor of any change in the designated operator. ATT~T~ November 25, 1966 (Date) SINCLAIR OIL & GAS COMP~Ff - - 5 1 ' g 1860 Linooln S%reet ' ................... ....... ............. (Address) GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE FORM SA-I B ! OOM 9J65 ' :~MEMORANDUM TO: I-- JIF. hu! LeJou~ Dlvio~ou ot~ Connereia! F~ohm.~ FROM: State of Alaska DATE : ~r 22, 1966 Union Oil Company 2805 DENALI STREET 0 of California ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 9950:3 November 21, 1966 Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Supervisor Division of Mines and Minerals 3 0 01 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska Dear Mr. Marshall: KOOKPUK NO. 1 LAND PLAT I spoke to Karl VonderAhe about this last week and am enclosing the plats now. Dean Laudeman is sending the Spacing exception letter today. The blowout prevention equipment is as follows: 12" API series 3000 Shaffer Hydraulic Double Gate and API series 3000 6K Hydril. Our Land Department is now obtaining the necessary signatures for the designation of operator form. Yours very truly, C. F. Johnson CFJ/~ encl. RECEIVED NOV 2 c~ ~ J966 DIVISION Or: M~F,I~ & MINERAI~. ANCHORAGE FORM 401 ANC {REV. 3/b6) III I III III ! IIII III I I ' I R. 6E. III rlllllll il II == ii I I I ii i I ........ ,L. ~ .I R. 7E. ADL 25576 BLOCK 6 BLOCK 7 · .......... ' I I, =- ' I '- T - ADL 2557.5 BLOCK '4 lO UNION KOOKPUK NO.i RECEIVED B LOCK 9 bl0V 3 x t966 UNION DIVISION OF MINES & M[NERALS ANCHORAGE OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA ALASKA DISTRICT KOOKPUK WELL NO. I DATE II/18/66 BY ~ I t I i i i · 1 i i I ' 2,00 0 i ' ' i i i iiii i i ......... J ..... ~lr ............... Anchor~e, Aleskt 99503 Eookpuk WOo 1 Uuiou 011 Co~pau~ of not been tneluded. Plesse refer l~w~ of ~d; pl~ ~t m ~o~ of ~~ ~. Z~ FORM 369 4-63 UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA ~: Document Transmittal ~i · Nov. 16, 1~66 Mr. Karl L. VonderAhe, Petroleum Engineer State of Alaska Dept. of Natural Resources AT 3001 Porcupine Drive, Anchorage FROM G, F. Johnson AT Anchorage TRANSMITTING THE FOLLOWING: Application for Permit to Drill, Deepen or Pl~lg ba (in triplicate) Filing fee, check for $50.00 Reed: ._~(~?~ Date: }!//'Z /¢,, G r ..._ A:t b l /~' I) I~.OV l'i 1}66 DIVISION OF MINES ANCHO~ ~cki APPEICATION FOR' PERMiT'TO"DRILL~ DEEPEN,:";OR PEUGBACK"/ DRILL side),: 4 , ,~ ~,, ~'':'~,.w.,...~. f~e~tive:, July ':'~; LEA~"~IGNATION AND ~ERIAL NO. · ~mT~.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~. ... ,. .~., UNI~ -AGREEMEN~ N, AMJ~,- OIL ~r] ~%% [] . SINGLE ~'] MULTIPLE [] , S. ~iR~ OR .~EASE -. NlME '' uni0n' oil 00~ 6f~Oaiifor~ia "~";"" .... '~'" 1-~: '~ ~:'""" "' ' 2 805 Denali' St., Ant horage.~::~k.a',, 9,9~50,3'~---~,'~,- .......... :, LOCATION,~0~ ~WELI~ (Report;location clearly~and~caecordanee '~ithanyJS~te requirements.* ) At surface 2 300' .N of .S:,:-4ine .-,_,~.. 30,0,'. -E., of ~.,.,:kine..,..T. Lt,N:,.:..R: ].E At proposed prod. zone Same. Straight hole DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION FROM NEAREI~T TOWN OR POST OFFICE* 70 miles northeast of Umiat Kook. puk.--..::- 11. SEC.,,T., a.,. M., oa ~BLK. Sec. 19, TllN, R 7E, UPM 12. B.OROUGH SH[ 13. STATE Noatak-Kobuk Alaska I8. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED* LOCATION TO NEAREST PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE, FT. (Also to nearest drlg. unit line~ if any} DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATION* TO NEAREST WELL, DRILLING, COMPLETED, OR APPLIED FOR, ON THIS LEASE, PT. 300' 16. NO. OF ACRES IN LEASE 2,560 19. PROPOSED DEPTH 10,500 17.NO. OF ACRES ASSIGNED TO THIS W~LL 160 20. ROTARY ~)R CABLE TOOLS Rotary 21. EleVATION8 (Show whether DF, RT, GR, et~.) 50'--+ ground 22f. APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START* Dec. 5, 1966 23. PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM SIZE OF HOLE 26" 12 1/4- SIZE OF CASING 2 0" 13 3/8" I9 s/8" (if necessary) WEIGHT PER FOOT 54.5 61.0 43.5 SETTING DEPTH 2600'_+ 8000' QUANTITY OF CEMEN= Cement to surface 2000 sx. Conditions of Approval: The Department of Fish and Game requests that the following wildlife stipulations be incorporated: (1) Prior to drilling, the operator 'must construct a samp of sufficient size to contain all waste well fluids. .(2) Prior to drilling, the operator must construct a low dike around the drillin~ area to contain any spills that might occur. (3)Upon com~letion or abandonment of the well the sump must be filled in. IN ABOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSED PROGRAM: 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. I hereb c ify t t th Eo goi g is True and Correct. -V;barl~g F'_ lah~gnn " (This space for Feder~ or State office use) APPROVED BY ~~ ~~"' TITLE CONDITIONS OFtAPPROVAL, IF ANY ~ SEE ABOVE _ . Geologist DATE November 15, 1..9 66 APPROVAL DATE ? DATE RE£.F. IVED *See Instructions On Re,erse Side NOV 1',' 1966 DIVISION OF MINES & MINERALS, Well History File APPENDIX Information of detailed nature that is not particularly germane to the ,Well Permitting Process but is part of the history file. To improve the readability of the Well History file and to simplify finding informatiOn, information of this. nature is accumulated at the end of the file under APPENDIX~ No Special'effort has been made to chronologically organize this category of information. ;34 :37 '3~ ,42 43 ,~ 47 48 49 5~ ~2 5~ 55 '57 'i 31 , ) 33 34~ 37 39 ? ,'~ :,3o! .33! ~5 ~7 ~8 52 53 57 ,r 33 36 ,37 3S 39 . ~40 42 43 49 "4'" 54 ;281 C,, (. f t,,. ,.. 99 ~4 - 999 -999 - 999 ' 9 9 Q. r) o () -,5'2.97¢~ -999 000 -999.000 -999 000 -999. 000 -999.000 -99q ¢ 381 2 -51 .310 -5~. 35o 141.7R0 137.aoo 43 46: 090 , 42 .... "' '2 '~-%5- · k )'i.,..: '..'..... ~ . . ~ ~ {1 ' --.~; ' , , ,.~ -'& 5 ..'<:."~g. ;.'~ ~r;~'~e''~}. . ,.'<,. ('~! ~'~ '2 ,::. F;'(TF~''.- F' ..... ~.)i.q ¢,' :T. i ..L'., .~2_~% ,:i ' . .' .... ' : '1 'i '> ~ ~8