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MEMORANDUM TO FROM Jim Regg 'y� tr)l2t10 P. I. Supervisor State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission DATE: 9/28/2019 Bob Noble SUBJECT: Well Marker Petroleum Inspector Put River 24-10-14 PTD 1690300 9/28/2019: A few years ago I inspected well marker posts identifying abandoned wells here in Deadhorse. I had found one about 300 yards north of our camp — Put River 24- 10-14. On 9/29/2019 1 noticed that NANA is building a new shop where I found that marker post. I drove around the new shop and did not see the marker post. Today I did a closer inspection and found the marker post for Put River 24-10-14 intact, protected by a pipe barrier. Attachments: Photos (4) � Supervisor's Note: Refer to the March 19, 2015 email to the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT) regarding responsibility for the well and marker post. Proposed work to remove the marker post was never done. 2019-0928_Well_Marker_Put _River _24-10-14_bn.doex Page 1 of 3 v 0 r 4 N d w O IL Z ,m � O M � a EU 00 oQ >1 0) CD Q 0 N O CD � I04 L a) N \ : ,,, ,c�, �, ,�:. ^` ;!' 1` \ � w 4 f .� �����, I i Rl FI � .... �� � � � `.. \ '•. 1 �' �. ,�` , f`` I IAIt11I t (t l6q0sop Regg, James B (DOA) From: Regg,James B (DOA) Sent: Thursday, March 19, 2015 12:13 PM To: Moody, Margaret J (DOT) Cc: Davies, Stephen F (DOA); Schwartz, Guy L (DOA) Subject: RE: Deadhorse Airport - Lease ADA-71733-Block 50, Lot Lot 7 - Abandoned Well Pipe Removal Request (Put River 24-10-14, PTD # 169-030) Attachments: Put River 24-10-14 abandonment.pdf; PutRiver_24-10-14 BPXA-DOT agreement.pdf (R,C er enk'&( et clA, -s 'c r;1-- Thank you for contacting AOGCC about abandoned well Put River 24-10-14(PTD 1690300) in the context of expansion plans on Alaska DOT&PF managed Deadhorse airport property. From AOGCC files, the Put River 24-10-14 well was properly plugged and abandoned in 1982. An abandoned well marker post was installed per regulations at the time. The marker post appears to be anchored to a 30-inch diameter steel plate welded onto the outermost casing string of the abandoned well. The casing strings were cut at a depth of approximately 6 feet below the surface of the gravel pad. I have attached the abandonment report for your reference—includes a well drawing that may be easier to visualize than my description. According to a March 1988 agreement, DOT&PF assumed responsibility for the location and well (copy attached). Removal can be done by DOT&PF but the marker post must be replaced with a subsurface marker plate.This could be accomplished either with a new circular identification plate (diameter 30 inches or less)welded to the existing 30-inch plate or the required info could be bead-welded directly onto the existing plate. Nothing below the existing 30- inch steel plate welded on the cut casings shall be disturbed. The new marker plate must include the following information (refer to AOGCC regulation 20 AAC 25.120—link is Well Abandonment Marker) Arco Alaska Inc. PTD 1690300 Put River 24-10-14 API #50-029-20015-00-00 SCANNED ! ?` DOT&PF is requested to notify the AOGCC Inspectors when work is planned so we may witness the installation of the replacement well marker and confirm the proper well identification information. Use the following link to contact AOGCC for inspection: Witness Notification Call or email me if you have any questions. Jim Regg Supervisor, Inspections AOGCC 333 W.7th Ave,Suite 100 Anchorage,AK 99501 907-793-1236 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE:This e-mail message, including any attachments,contains information from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission(AOGCC),State of Alaska and is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s).It may contain confidential and/or privileged information. The unauthorized review,use or disclosure of such information may violate state or federal law.If you are an unintended recipient of this e-mail, please delete it,without first saving or forwarding it,and,so that the AOGCC is aware of the mistake in sending it to you,contact Jim Regg at 907- 793-1236 or jim.regg@alaska.gov. 1 From: Davies, Stephen F (DOA) Sent: Wednesday, March 18, 2015 4:20 PM To: Regg, James B (DOA); Schwartz, Guy L (DOA) Subject: FW: Deadhorse Airport - Lease ADA-71733-Block 50, Lot Lot 7 -Abandoned Well Pipe Removal Request (Put River 24-10-14, PTD # 169-030) Jim, Guy: The surface marker post for Put River 2440-14 (PTD# 169-030) stands about 5 feet above ground level on a gravel pad. On March 12th, Margaret Moody of DOT phoned me to say that the current owner wishes to cut the marker post off so that part of the pad can be used for parking. She asked: What does the pad owner need to do to get this process started? I told her that the owner can't simply cut it off without approval from the AOGCC, and that I'd check to see what is needed to get underway. Attached are copies of photos, emails, and maps from Margaret's file for this well. According to AOGCC's well history file, Bob Noble inspected the marker post in July 2014. From the volume of correspondence in the well history file, it looks like this has been an on-again-off-again issue for quite some time. Thanks, Steve D. CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, contains information from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC), State of Alaska and is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). It may contain confidential and/or privileged information.The unauthorized review, use or disclosure of such information may violate state or federal law. If you are an unintended recipient of this e-mail, please delete it,without first saving or forwarding it, and, so that the AOGCC is aware of the mistake in sending it to you, contact Steve Davies at 907-793-1224 or steve.davies@alaska.gov. From: Moody, Margaret J (DOT) Sent: Thursday, March 12, 2015 10:58 AM To: Davies, Stephen F (DOA) Subject: Deadhorse Airport - Lease ADA-71733-Block 50, Lot Lot 7 - Abandoned Well Pipe Removal Request Good Morning, Thank you for discussing this issue with me by telephone this morning. According to our files, this abandoned well is designated as Put River 24-10-14 and there is a marker pipe attached to a steel plate at this location. Our tenant would like to have this marker pipe removed, if possible. I have attached copies of emails, memo, letter, pictures and maps from our files for your review. These documents discuss two (2)separate abandoned wells on the Deadhorse Airport. The one located on or near the ramp/runway has already been addressed. I would appreciate any help you can provide in moving forward to have this marker pipe on Block 50, Lot 7, removed. I am not familiar with the process and/or the requirements, but look forward to learning about it. I will be glad to do my part in this process,just let me know what I need to do. Thank you in advance for your help. Marwaret Margaret J. Moody Airport Leasing Specialist Alaska DOT&PF-Aviation Leasing 2301 Peger Road Fairbanks,Alaska 99709/5399 Telephone: (907)451-5227 2 Regg, James B (DOA) K00300 0300 From: Regg, James B (DOA) Sent: Thursday, July 10, 2014 11:04 AM To: Colombie, Jody J (DOA) Subject: FW: Put River 24-10-14 Abandonment Marker Attachments: IMG-1104.JPG; IMG_1106.JPG; IMG_1105.JPG Docket OTH-12.34 Attached are photos Bob Noble took of the Put River well on 7/3/14. Appears nothing has been done with the marker post for Put River 24-10-14. Tab did respond to my request for review on 11/19/12 — guess I saved the email in a folder but forgot to forward copy to you (sorry about that — copy attached). There have been no additional inquiries from DOT about this well, no further discussion with BP (to my knowledge), and no further input from Tab. I think we can close this out since DOT appears to have dropped its concerns. Based on pictures Bob Noble provided which show someone has staged storage trailers and other equipment around the well, it does not appear there is any immediate plans for expansion/need to reconfigure the well abandonment marker. Jim Regg Supervisor, Inspections AOGCC 333 W. 7th Ave, Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 907-793-1236 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, contains information from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC), State of Alaska and is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). It may contain confidential and/or privileged information. The unauthorized review, use or disclosure of such information may violate state or federal law. If you are an unintended recipient of this e-mail, please delete it, without first saving or forwarding it, and, so that the AOGCC is aware of the mistake in sending it to you, contact Jim Regg at 907- 793-1236 or jim.re��@alaska.�ov. From: Noble, Robert C (DOA) Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2014 4:30 PM To: Regg, James B (DOA) Subject: RE: Put River 24-10-14 Abandonment Marker Here she is Jim. Bob Noble AOGCC 333 W. 7th Ave. Ste. 100 Anch AK. 99501 Cell 907-299-1362 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail messcjo, including any attachments, contains information from the Alaska O' and Gas Conservation Commission 0 MEMORANDUM State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission TO: Jim Regg � 71101 4 DATE: 7/3/2014 P. I. Supervisor I FROM: Bob Noble SUBJECT: Abandoned Well Petroleum Inspector PBU Put River 24-10-14 BPXA PTD 1690300 7/3/2014: 1 was requested to inspect the PBU Put River 24-10-14 location to determine the status of the abandonment marker. I arrived at the location to find the marker post intact. Someone has staged storage trailers and other equipment around the well marker post which still as the steel guard fence around it for protection. Photos are attached. Attachments: Photos (3) 2014-0703 Abandoned PBU PutRiver 24-10-14 bn.docx Page 1 of 2 Abandoned Well — PBU Put River 24-10-14 PTD 1690300 Photos by AOGCC Inspector Bob Noble 7/3/2014 i 2014-0703 Abandoned PBU_PutRiver 24-10-14 bn.docx Page 2 of 2 Regg, James B (DOA) From: Regg, James B (DOA) Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2014 4:24 PM To: 'AOGCC.Inspectors@alaska.gov' r( Subject: Put River 24-10-14 Abandonment Marker Attachments: IMG_1418.jpg; IMG_1420.jpg PBU Put River 24-10-14 (PTD 1690300) Someone please look at this well location to see if the surface marker has been removed. The well marker post is/was on a gravel pad adjacent to the Caribou Inn on property now managed by DOT. I have attached a couple pictures from the last visit by Bob Noble in September 2012 prior to us sending a letter to BP asking them to remove the marker post. This all started with DOT contacting AOGCC about getting BP to remove the marker post in advance of airport expansion. There is some question if we can legally require BP to remove the marker post since it is not DOT and there is an agreement about liability of well between DOT and BP (but not us). Jim Regg Supervisor, Inspections AOGCC 333 W. 7th Ave, Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 907-793-1236 CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This e-mail message, including any attachments, contains information from the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC), State of Alaska and is for the sole use of the intended recipient(s). It may contain confidential and/or privileged information. The unauthorized review, use or disclosure of such information may violate state or federal law. If you are an unintended recipient of this e-mail, please delete it, without first saving or forwarding it, and, so that the AOGCC is aware of the mistake in sending it to you, contact Jim Regg at 907- 793-1236 or iim.regg@alaska.gov. p&k- PL —'R-,.,4- Z4—Iv-- 14 Pry 1690 300 Regg, James B (DOA) From: Ballantine, Tab A (LAW) Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 5:42 PM To: Regg, James B (DOA) -,7 A- 14 Subject: RE: Please Look over Letter from BP - Put River 24-$9-12 Abandonment This might take me a little bit to sort, just wanted to know if we had an established practice on this point. Not sure I see the agreement as having much to do with us, looks more like a DOT agreement to reimburse BP if it's found liable. From: Regg, James B (DOA) Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 5:36 PM To: Ballantine, Tab A (LAW) z4-lu- 14 Subject: RE: Please Look over Letter from BP - Put River 2i- � Abandonment Good question. There have been re -abandoned wells done in state; most have been at operator initiative as part of pad removal, encroaching coastline, eroding offshore gravel island. AOGCC did mandate reconfiguration of SOCAL 31-25 in 2008 (Chevron well) nearby the Put River well in question; work was completed by Chevron contractor (removed marker post; installed subsurface marker plate; see attached). Not aware of AOGCC mandating other changes after we have cleared a location as properly plugged and abandoned so not sure I can answer except to defer back to you on legal basis. From a broader regulatory perspective, I recall the Feds (MMS) in Gulf of Mexico holding operators accountable for re - abandoning wells that began to bubble to surface years after original abandonment was accepted. I guess where I am ultimately needing to determine is how to respond to BP's insisting that DOT&PF work this out with AOGCC. If DOT&PF did in fact take over responsibility for surface expression of the well as part of the pad, then they would need to submit a plan to us for replacing the marker post with a subsurface plate (at their expense). Otherwise I will send another letter to BP obligating them to reconfigure Put River 24-10-14. FYI - photos of the well are attached. Jim Regg AOGCC 333 W. 7th Ave, Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 907-793-1236 From: Ballantine, Tab A (LAW) Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 4:58 PM To: Regg, James B (DOA) 2-'4- Ic— 14 - Subject: RE: Please Look over Letter from BP - Put River 2 1@'12 Abandonment Agree with you that DOT can't bind the AOGCC. Apart from the issues raised here, under other circumstances, if we clear a site a properly plugged and abandoned, do we consider the operator to remain on the hook for problems down the line? From: Regg, James B (DOA) Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 2:20 PM To: Ballantine, Tab A (LAW) Cc: Foerster, Catherine P (DOA); Colombie, Jody J (DOA) Subject: RE: Please Look over Letter from BP - Put River 2.4--W- Abandonment 24-- i � - Vt Sorry, attachment enclosed. Jim Regg AOGCC 333 W. 7th Ave, Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 907-793-1236 From: Regg, James B (DOA) Sent: Monday, November 19, 2012 2:06 PM To: Ballantine, Tab A (LAW) Cc: Foerster, Catherine P (DOA); Colombie, JodyJ (DOA) Zq_(;;_14 Subject: Please Look over Letter from BP - Put River 24--14)-12-Abandonment �_ Could you review the letter we received from BP, respoAin5A o1 AOGCC letter requesting a plan to reconfigure the surface abandonment marker on Put River Well 7s1-�6'1Z? Tam specifically interested in the agreement between DNR, DOT&PF, and BPXA predecessor Standard Alaska Production Company. Talks about release from obligations on the pad and access road to the pad, but is silent (as I think it should be) on the well since AOGCC was not a party to this agreement. Is BPXA still responsible for the well should the surface abandonment marker need to be reconfigured to accommodate DOT&PF expansion plans? Thank you. Jim Regg AOGCC 333 W. 7th Ave, Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 907-793-1236 Ef November 15, 2012 Cathy P. Foerster, Chair Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 West Seventh Avenue Anchorage, AK, 99501 Re: Put River 24-10-14 (PTD 1690300) Dear Commissioner Foerster, RECEIVED Nov 16 zoiz AOGCC BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. 900 East Benson Boulevard P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 (907) 561-5111 This letter is in response to your correspondence regarding the surface abandonment of exploration well Put River 24-10-14 dated October 2, 2012. Your letter specifically requested a "plan for reconfiguring the abandonment of the well to be consistent with the requirements of 20 AAC 25.112(d) and 25.120(a), (b), and (d)." Put River 24-10-14 is located on what is now Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) managed property in Deadhorse, Alaska on a gravel pad adjacent to the Caribou Inn. Put River 24-10-14 well was drilled in 1969 by Standard Alaska Petroleum Company (SAPC), a predecessor company to BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. (BPXA). The well was plugged and abandoned in September 1982 using AOGCC approved procedures. Consistent with AOGCC regulations at the time, the casing strings were cut off at approximately original tundra level and a marker pipe was left on the well extending four to five feet above the pad surface. Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation approved "Closed as Is" status for the reserve pits associated with this well in January 1995. Available well records indicate that in addition to deep plugs placed in the well, the 9- 5/8" production casing was cemented from ground level to about 122 feet below the surface. The intermediate and surface casing strings were left cemented from at least 50 feet below ground level to the surface. All casing strings were cut off and a 30 inch diameter steel plate was welded to the outer most casing. The marker pipe was attached to the steel plate with pertinent well information bead welded on the pipe. Within the last year, BPXA has had correspondence directly with DOT&PF concerning this well and specifically the issue of removal of the marker pipe extending above the surface. Our understanding is that a tenant desires to further develop the property and the marker pipe is hindering that development. Enclosed are copies of two documents that are pertinent to this issue that may not be in your records. A copy of our most recent correspondence with DOT&PF dated January Page 2 November 15, 2012 23, 2012 is attached. Referenced in that correspondence is a Letter of Agreement between DOT&PF and SAPC executed in March, 1988 — also attached. As noted in the January 23 correspondence, BPXA maintains that under that Letter of Agreement, DOT&PF released SAPC from any and all obligations connected with the pad, and that BPXA has no further responsibility regarding this well. Based on this information, BPXA does not plan to undertake any additional work on Put River 24-10-14. Should you have any questions, please contact me at 907-564-4303. Sincerely, - � - 74Z /r, Douglas A Cismoski, P.E. Wells Intervention Manager BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. Cc: Jim Regg, AOGCC by Michael C. Mc Anulty BP/ Remediation Management Environmental Project Manager 900 East Benson Boulevard Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 Phone: (907) 771-8081 E -Mail: mcanumc@bp.com January 23, 2012 Ms. Tanna Carter Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilities 2301 Peger Road Fairbanks, AK 99709 Re: Put River 24-10-14 Well Surface Obstruction Dear Ms. Carter: This letter is in response to your recent e-mail inquiry to BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. (BPXA) related to an old exploration well located on what is now Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF) managed property in Deadhorse, AK near the Caribou Inn. In your e-mail, you indicated that a marker pipe associated with an abandoned exploration well was hindering further development of your property by your tenant. Since BPXA received your e-mail, we've researched the subject well. Here's what we've found: The Put River 24- 10-14 well was drilled in 1969 by Standard Alaska Petroleum Company (SAPC), a predecessor company to BPXA The well was plugged and abandoned (P&A) in September 1982 using Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC) approved procedures. In accordance with AOGCC regulations at the time, the casing strings were cut off at approximately original tundra level and a marker pipe was left on the well extending four to five feet above the pad surface. Available well records indicate that in addition to deep plugs left in the well, cement was left in the 9-5/8" production casing from ground level to about 120 feet below the surface. Cement was also left in the intermediate and surface casing strings from at least 50 feet below ground level to the surface. All casing strings were cut off and a 30 inch diameter steel plate was welded to the outer most casing. The marker pipe was attached to the steel plate. A Letter of Agreement between the DOT&PF, Department of Natural Resources and SAPC was executed in March 1988. Under the agreement, the DOT&PF released SAPC from any and all obligations connected with the pad. Therefore, BPXA has no further responsibility regarding this well. Page 2 January 23, 2012 To most efficiently achieve resolution of the issue, we suggest that you work directly with AOGCC to determine the most appropriate means of addressing DOT's concerns regarding the surface obstruction. Should you have any questions, please contact me at 907-771- 8081. If you desire to review pertinent well records, please contact Mike Bill at 907-564- 4652. Sincerely, /-A44� Mc Anulty cc: Mike Bill STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION & PUBLIC FACILITIES NORTHERN REGION AIRPORT LEASING/PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 2301 PEGER ROAD FAIRBANKS, ALASKA 99709-5316 LETTER OF AGREEMENT The State of Alaska, Department of Natural Resources (DNR), State of Alaska, Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF), and Standard Aldska Production Company (SAPC) agree as follows: 1. The term of this agreement shall become effective upon execution by DNR, DOT&PF, and SAPC. 2. DOT&PF received land management authority for the Put River 24-10-14 Exploration Well Pad (see attached drawing) and access road by virtue of Interagency Land Management Agreement ADL 49744 on June 29, 1984. 3. DNR releases SAPC from any further obligation of the oil and gas lease DNR had with SAPC for the pad and access road. 4. DOT&PF releases SAPC from any and all obligations in connection with the pad and access road, including any requirements to remove or revegetate the pad on any future date. S. SAPC releases its interest in the pad and access road to DOT&PF as is, where is. 6. DOT&PF agrees to indemnify and hold SAPC harmless against any and all liabiliy, costs, expenses, claims, damages which SAK may sustain or become i able for by reason ofx actions or inactionsZM of 00" relationship to the pad except for such claims, liabilities, costs, or damages which are attributible solely to actions or inactions on the part of SAPC. I agree with the foregoing conditions. DATE :3 / 44 �' -TE: LAR— .TAYLORA MANAGER NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGER ENVIRONMENT & REaULATORY ZAIRS DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION COMPANY DATE EGIO DIRECTOR - NORTH N REGION DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES RECEIVED 2 3'9u8 10 & Gas Corm. Commission Anchorage Regg, Janes B (DOA) PO- �tiL� - �' 14 Rrb f69o3oo From: Regg, James B (DOA) Sent: Thursday, October 04, 2012 1:02 PM / 041(1/ To: Sallstrom, Jon R (DOT) Subject: RE: SOCAL 31 -25 Attachments: SOCAL 31 -25 Marker Plate Picture.jpg; Put_River_24 -10 -14 Itr to BP 2- 12- 04.pdf; Put River 24 -10 -14 Itr2 (10- 2- 12).pdf SOCAL 31 -25 (PTD 1680980) None of what you found at the SOCAL 31 -25 abandoned well location was required by AOGCC. It is not clear to us what the PVC pipe is and why there would be an "observation /monitoring well" marker (you refer to as a monument cover). AOGCC's surface abandonment requirements were satisfied with confirmation of cement to surface in the wellbore (witnessed by AOGCC 9/23/2005) and installation of the marker plate (9/24/2005; not witnessed; photo attached). It would be a violation of AOGCC regulations if the marker plate has been disturbed by the subsequent installation of the PVC pipe, light metal structure and monument cover. If you decide to excavate to remove the PVC pipe, etc., please contact me so an Inspector can verify the AOGCC- approved abandonment has not been compromised. Put River 24 -10 -14 (PTD 1690300) 1Vlarkings on the well abandonment marker (Put River BP 34- 24- 10 -14) match the well in our database listed as Put River 24- 10 -14. AOGCC sent a letter to BPXA on February 12, 2004 requesting plans for reconfiguring the surface abandonment of Put River 24 -10 -14 (copy attached). BPXA did not respond. On October 2, 2012 we sent a follow -up letter, again requesting a plan and timeline for reconfiguring the surface abandonment (remove marker post, confirm cement to surface, cut well minimum 3 ft below grade, and install marker plate) with a fixed time to respond. Copy of letter is also attached. Unmarked, Cemented Pipe AOGCC has no information about the unmarked pipe with cement at surface (depth unknown) observed near the SOCAL 31 -25 abandoned well. It does not appear to be a well, but could be an unused conductor that was driven to a shallow depth (60 ft + / -) as an option for a well that was never drilled. Of course, there are any number of other things this could be (e.g., piling, some type of other marker or monument, etc.). Only suggestion 1 can offer is if you cut it off, and find no cement in the pipe below cutoff, it would be appropriate to fill the pipe with cement before burying. Jim Regg AOGCC 333 W. 7th Ave, Suite 100 SCANNED APR 2013 Anchorage, AK 99501 907- 793 -1236 From: Sallstrom, Jon R (DOT) Sent: Monday, October 01, 2012 12:20 PM To: Regg, James B (DOA) Subject: SOCAL 31 -25 Jim - We took the monument cover off SOCAL 31 -25 - the cover appears to be sitting on a light metal structure and a 1" to 1 1/2" PVC pipe is extending up from what appears to be the well cap . The monument cover and PVC pipe are most likely going to have to be lowered. The questions are - who is responsible and do we want the monument cover to be visible. Thanks Jon 1 y ¢ a a° y g' � .., t °" b.. ., , ':-*. ° l e z : x • • « . •' :.' t h- '. . 111;1 ' . ... . , , ;: ,. ` . { . v . air , . 4 # i , .. , " k4 c� ' (# j} j °6"x;4. y. s� L �, t } ; * . ., d y rc, 4 g qt r . P.4t# f,;,"" » ?, a x r A e • IIP . \ \ \I 6, THE STATE Alaska Oil and Gas ° f LASKA Conservation Commission GOVERNOR SEAN PARNELL 333 West Seventh Avenue o` LA` p. Anchorage. Alaska Main: 99501-3572 3572 Fax: 407.276.7542 CERTIFIED MAIL RETURN RECEIPT REQUESTED 7009 2250 0004 3911 3262 October 2, 2012 Randy Skillern Senior Landman BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, AK 99519 -6612 Dear Mr. Skillem: The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC) has been advised by the Alaska Department of Transportation (ADOT) that ramp expansion at the Deadhorse Airport is now underway. Several previously abandoned wells have been or will be affected by this expansion. In a letter dated February 12, 2004 (attached) and in anticipation of the expansion, a plan for the reconfiguration of the surface abandonment of Put River 24 -10 -14 (PTD 1690300) was requested from BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. (BPXA). AOGCC records indicate BPXA has not responded to the request. ADOT has now inquired about the feasibility of removing the existing dry hole well marker. Attached is a photograph of the dry hole marker taken by an AOGCC Inspector on September 1, 2012. Information inscribed on the marker is consistent with the location information for Put River 24 -10 -14 that is maintained in AOGCC's well records. By November 15, 2012, BPXA is requested to submit its plan for reconfiguring the t abandonment of Put River 24 -10 -14 to be consistent with the requirements of 20 AAC 25.112(d) and 25.120(a), (b), and (d). That plan should be provided to the AOGCC as an Application for Sundry Approval, Form 10 -403 with a timeline for completing the well work. Should you have any questions, please contact Jim Regg at 907 - 793 -1236 Sincerely, 641-'6,1 r r 2 <_ --- Cathy P.oerster Chair, Commissioner Attachments cc: Jon Sallstrom, ADOT • • 4 Regg, James B (DOA) I 300 From: Noble, Robert C (DOA) Sent: Sunday, September 02, 2012 7:46 PM To: Regg, James B (DOA) Subject: RE: Well at deadhorse airport. Attachments: IMG _1418.JPG; IMG_1419.JPG; IMG_1420.JPG; IMG_1421.JPG; IMG_1422.JPG; IMG_ 1423.JPG; IMG_1424.JPG Jim I think the picture of the well that you have listed as Put River 24 -10 -14 is the same well I found behind the old Caribou Inn. Its marked on the pipe as Put River 34, 24, 10,. As you can see from the pictures. 14 Bob Noble AOGCC 333 W. 7th Ave. Ste. 100 Anch AK. 99501 Cell 907 - 299 -1362 Original Message From: Regg, James B (DOA) Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 5:56 PM To: Noble, Robert C (DOA) Subject: RE: Well at deadhorse airport. Surface abandonment and marker plate installation done on SOCAL 31 -25 in 2005. Marker plate installed at surface (no excavation /cutoff) was approved because 5 ft overburden was to be placed on location before paving. Not sure what the pipe full of cement 200 ft from SOCAL 31 -25 is; that could be another well /old marker post, possibly Put River 24 -10 -14 (PTD 1690300). The Put River well was identified to AOGCC by DOT at the same time; well is BP's. We sent letter to BP in February 2004; no record of anything being done. Picture attached. Check through what I have attached. Jim Regg AOGCC 333 W. 7th Ave, Suite 100 Anchorage, AK 99501 907- 793 -1236 Original Message From: Noble, Robert C (DOA) Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 4:47 PM To: Regg, James B (DOA) Subject: Well at deadhorse airport. Jim I got a call about a well at the airport. They want to pave over it next year. The only info I have right now is: SO -Cal, 31 -25, Chevron. He also said there was a pipe about 200' away that is full of cement that would need to be cut off. I'm going to go over tomorrow to take a look at them. 1 • III Do you know anything about this well? Bob 2 • • Put River 24 -10 -14 PTD 1690300 Photos by AOGCC Inspector B. Noble 9/1/2012 Inspection initiated by inquiries from Mr. Jon Sallstrom (DOT; 907 - 659 -2728) about abandonment well markers within the expansion area for the Deadhorse Airport. AOGCC Inspector Bob Noble accompanied Mr. Sallstrom to gather information about the wells. Redoing the surface abandonment — similar to SOCAL 31 -25 (PTD 1690980) is being sought by DOT. 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Box 196612 Anchorage, AK 99519 -6612 Dear Ms. Buono: The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC) has been advised by the Alaska Department of Transportation (ADOT) that ramp expansion at the Deadhorse Airport is under consideration. A review of well records indicates that BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. (BPXA) operating as Standard Alaska Production Company drilled and permanently abandoned well identified as Put River 24- 10 -14. The well is located within the airport grounds, and while not currently affected by expansion plans, could be an area for future expansion. A dry hole well marker remains at Put River 24 -10 -14 as can be seen in the attached photograph taken during a recent inspection of the location. The Commission requests that BPXA develop a plan for the removal of the dry hole marker and re- abandonment of Put River 24 -10 -14 to be consistent with the requirements of 20 AAC 25.112(d) and 25.120(a), (b), and (d). Your plan should be provided to the AOGCC as an Application for Sundry Approval, Form 10 -403. Should you have any questions, please cont. - im Regg at 907 -793 -1236. Sin - re 1' =1"" o an, Chair TJ• mmissioner Attachment cc: Judd Peterson, ADEC Jean Harrison, ADOT sc.;ANNEP FED 1 8 2004 (~~! lï-F r^\ ~l~r¡ íEI ((I) fE íA\ n 11\\ ~~I C? rV7 /^\ \ '\ l' ¡ I ~..: ' I . r'.'- \1. .,1..,,11 ¡¡"..f, w' :-"i _,IF~._t.\, 1[_1,-=.,. li",¡~, \ n....,,\, !l ~t\ \\ L1 .1;=\ ~'\,' l2~)) Lj Lr\~ j t L. \.,::.:1. ~ ,t ':- -,..., ',j ~ j - U -. L AIfASKA. OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION / February 12, 2004 Ms. Judy Buono BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. Land Department P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, AK 99519-6612 Dear Ms. Buono: ) Ú;C¡- 03ð FRANK H. MURKOWSKI, GOVERNOR 333 W. ]TH AVENUE, SUITE 100 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501-3539 PHONE (907) 279-1433 FAX (907) 276-7542 The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC) has been advised by the Alaska Department of Transportation (ADOT) that ramp expansion at the Deadhorse Airport is under consideration. A review of well records indicates that BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. (BPXA) operating as Standard Alaska Production Company drilled and pennanently abandoned well identified as Put River 24-10-14. The well is located within the airport grounds, and while not currently affected by expansion plans, could be an area for future expansion. A dry hole well marker remains at Put River 24-10-14 as can be seen in the attached photograph taken during a recent inspection of the location. The Commission requests that BPXA develop a plan for the removal of the dry hole marker and re-abandonment of Put River 24-10-14 to be consistent with the requirements of 20 AAC 25.112(d) and 25.120(a), (b), and (d). Your plan should be provided to the AOGCC as an Application for Sundry Approval, Fonn 10-403. Should you have any questions, please cont Attachment im Regg at 907-793-1236. . 0 an,~ mmlSSloner cc: Judd Peterson, AD EC Jean Harrison, ADOT .'''{¡''A~W\Hf;:[i'"', k-i-f'ìj .~ °2GOil \~~~~lrcJ~J\~I1\~¡ç:J,.'i r CD ...... 0 ...., "¡ì' MEMORANDUM State of Alaska Department of Transportation & Public Facilities Aviation Leasing and Airport Land Development dATE: February 4, 2004 TO: Jim Regg, P.E. oIECE.\\IE. . \ Inspection Program I" FILE: Deadhorse/oil wells Dept. of Administration/AOGCC fEB \) {1 '2.004 . h\~~~\Q" 451-5230 THRU: Pamel~ A. Le~is, SRIWA ~"aG\\&Gasto e, Statewide Chief i~\'~ ~"t\\OIagsUBJECT: Removal of Alas\~". ~".,. pv Oil Well Markers FROM: Jean Harrison r Deadhorse Airport Leasing Officer _.- -. f' ,-- \. . .r' r~ in 1,\ " ~~ , .... ,I"' ß The purpose of this memo is to accept your offer to act as the "primary contact" for our department with the oil companies involved with two wells known as Put River 34-24-10-14 and SoCa131-25 on the Deadhorse Airport, and to ask that you begin the process for removal of the two well markers as quickly as possible. In May 2003, I visited two old exploration sites on the Deadhorse Airport. Based on conversations with you and Judd Peterson, Reserve Pit Closure Coordinator for Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC), I have come to understand the following regarding these well markers. One well is located on Block 50 (Put River 34-24-10-14) and the other is located west of the main apron on tundra (SoCal 31-25). An iron pipe marks the location of each well. Typically, when a well is drilled, the drilling muds and cuttings are discharged into a pit dug at the well site. The pit, commonly called a drilling waste reserve pit, is located somewhere near the well marker, perhaps about 50 feet away and is likely about 100' to 150' square and about 6 or 10 feet deep. After the well is completed, the open pit would only be about 50% filled with drilling waste. The operator would then cap the pit with material to bury the waste in place. The cover for the waste is typically 3 or 4 feet of fill. Sometime after the pits were capped for the two wells at the Deadhorse Airport, pads were constructed and very likely covered the pits. These wells were closed prior to 1996, under the early reserve pit closure program. They are now classified as landfills and are regulated by the ADEC Solid Waste Program. ADEC issued final closure approval for the pits. Approval for closure means that the wells' reserve pits are sealed, and the buried drilling waste does not present a threat to human health or the environment. It is likely that the pits contain at least a lot of diesel and perhaps drilling muds. As a result, it is best that they remain sealed in place. There are perhaps three to four feet of fill (unknown as to type of fill) on top of the pits. Should the buried waste be exposed, ADEC must be involved in the decision as to the best corrective actions to be taken to deal with the pits. We understand that the oil companies are responsible for removing the markers, if removal is required. . DOT&PF is taking the position that the two oil well markers, identified as Put River 34-24-10-14 and SoCal 31-25, should be removed from Deadhorse Airport lands as soon as possible. We understand that the markers will be cut off below surface and replaced with subsurface flat markers. The closed landfills (pits) should not be affected by the replacement procedure and should remain sealed throughout the process. The marker for SoCal 31-25 is located on tundra, about 98' from the western edge of the main apron. This well was drilled in 1969 by Chevron and closed in 1980. Chevron is no longer an operator on the North Slope. DOT&PF plans to expand the main apron in a westerly direction to allow for additional large-aircraft parking. Thus, the marker needs to be removed to make way for apron expansion. The marker for Put River 34-24-10-14 is located on Block 50, behind the Arctic Caribou Inn, and is surrounded by two fences; the outer chain-link fence is partially down. This well was closed in 1995 by British Petroleum. DOT&PF has reserved a portion of Block 50, which is used for storage of materials, supplies, and, occasionally, equipment, for use on the James Dalton Highway and airport. Neither of the well marker locations has been surveyed by DOT&PF. We understand that the wells must be lire-abandoned," which will require the oil companies (operators) to devise a plan for submission toAOGCC for prior approval. Although the well markers may require only two to four weeks for actual removal, the lead time for that work could be as long as two years. We ask that DOT&PF be contacted for building permits that must be issued prior to any groundwork being performed. Your cooperation in this endeavor is appreciated. cc: Contact List Distribution CONTACTS: Addressees for: Alaska Dept. of Transportation and Public Facilities 2301 Peger Road Fairbanks, Alaska 99709-5316 Dwight Stuller, Dalton District Manager, Northern Region Telephone (907) 451-2207 Fax (907) 451-2334 E-mail: Dwight_Stuller@dotstate.ak.us Patricia Dalley-Miller, Design Group Chief, Northern Region Telephone (907) 451-2275 Fax (907) 451-5126 E-mail: PatriciaDalley-Miller@dotstate.ak.us Terry Richards, Planner, Northern Region Telephone (907) 451-2375 Fax (907) 451-2313 E-mail: Terry_Richards@dotstate.ak.us Darren Mulkey, M&O Environmental Compliance Coordinator, Northern Region Telephone (907) 451-5291 Fax (907) 451-2253 E-mail: Darren_Mulkey@dotstate.ak.us Judy Chapman, Aviation Planner, Northern Region Telephone (907) 451-2386 Fax (907) 451-2313 E-mail: Judy_Chapman@dotstate.ak.us Pamela A. Lewis, SR/WA Statewide Chief Aviation Leasing and Airport Land Development Telephone (907) 451-5266 Fax (907) 451-2253 E-mail: Pamela_Lewis@dotstate.ak.us Alaska Department of Natural Resources Leon Lynch 3700 Airport Way Fairbanks AK 99709-4699 Telephone: (907) 451-2724 Fax: (907) 451-2751 E-mail: leonl@dnr.state.ak.us Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation Judd Peterson Reserve Pit Closure Coordinator 555 Cordova St. Anchorage AK 99501-2617 Telephone: (907) 269-7622 Fax: (907) 269-7511 E-mail: Judd_Peterson@dec.state.ak.us BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. Jim Chatham Sr. Remediation Advisor, Alaska P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 Telephone: (907) 564-4554 Fax: (907) 564-5020 E-mail: chathajr@bp.com CHEVRON S. Keith Hall, Jr. Environmental Project Manager Mid-Continent SBU ChevronTexaco, North America Upstream 11111 S. Wilcrest, Room N-2021 Houston TX 77099 Telephone: (281) 561-3582 Fax: (281) 561-3702 Mobile: (713) 703-7475 E-mail: Keith.Hall@chevrontexaco.com Alaska Department of Administration James Regg Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 333 W. 7th Avenue, Suite 100 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Telephone: (907) 793-1236 Fax: (907) 276-7542 E-mail: jim_regg@admin.state.ak.us A OGCC Memorandum Date: November 25, 2003 To: Files Subject: SOCAL 31-25A; PTD #168-098 Put River 24-10-14; PTD 169-030 \ -, Q tllt>5 D-,/ Jim Regg, Petroleum Engineer ~ ~q Potential Deadhorse Airport Expansion; Affected P &A' dWells From: There has been some discussion during 2003 regarding the effect of Deadhorse airport expansion on nearby abandoned wells; discussions have involved ADEC (Judd Peterson), AOGCC (Tom Maunder) and Alaska Dept. of Transportation (Jean Harrison). Paper copies of emails attached for reference. Chuck Scheve (AOGCC Inspector) conducted site inspections with AkDOT on Noven1ber 24, 2003; report and photos attached. I spoke with Jean Harrison (AkDOT; 907-451-5230) today (11/25/03); she indicated no request has been filed for expansion of the airport to date; it is work that "needs to be done"; lead time could be as much as 5 years before work was initiated once engineering proposal subn1itted for approval. I advised that AOGCC is primary contact for wells; a 1-2 year lead-titne would be appropriate to provide operator time to coordinate additional abandonn1ent activity (removal of wellhead and well marker). Ms. Harrison was mainly interested in who was responsible for the wells; I told her ChevronTexaco for SOCAL 31-25 and BP for Put River 24-10-14. She also asked what the process would be - I told her the COlnmission would send a letter to operator requesting Sundry to relnove n1arkers. I advised her that one of the keys we needed before preparing a letter frOln the Colnmission requesting an abandonment sundry was what level of excavation that would be done as part of the expansion since that could have an itnpact on the subsequent well abandonment depth. Bottom line - no action is required at this time. I have drafted letters to ChevronTexaco and BP as a placeholder while this is "fresh". Attachments subject: Re: DOT Request for Inspection From: chuck scheve <chuck_scheve@admin.state.ak.us> Date: Mon, 24 NOV 2003 12:27:14 -0900 To: Jim Regg <jim_regg@admin.state.ak.us> Hi Jim 2003-1124_p&A_wells_near_deadhorse_airport.txt I got with DOT and looked at both wells in question. The SOCAL 31-25 well is right off the ramp at the airport and would be in the way of possible ramp expansion. The Put River 24-10-14 well is over behind the caribou in. Both wells have old style dry hole markers. It appears that reabandoning these wells should not be a problem, a matter of cutting off and marking per current regulations. AS always precaution would need to be taken to check for pressure prior to cutting. chuck Jim Regg wrote: »winton received a call from DOT rep in Fairbanks (Jean Harrison; » 451-5230) noting that there is a planned expansion of the Deadhorse » airport runway; apparently there are two abandoned wells that are in the » way - SOCAL 31-25 (PTD 168-098) and Put River 24-10-14 (PTD 169-030). » Our records are not real clear regarding the abandonments (except that » they have been abandoned and reserve pit closeout was approved by ADEC » for both locations. » » » » » » » Jim DOT would like us to accompany them on an inspection of the locations. North slope DOT contact is Dwight stuller - 659-2553 (NS) or 451-2206 (Fairbanks). please contact Mr. Stuller to assist him. Advise if there is anything you need from me. Thanks. page 1 Draft Mr. S. Keith Hall, Jr. ChevronTexaco, Incorporated Environmental Proj ect Manager 11111 S. Wilcrest, Roon1 N-2021 Houston, Texas 77099 November 25,2003 Dear Mr. Hall, The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC) has been advised by the Alaska Department of Transportation (ADOT) that ramp expansion at the Deadhorse Airport is under consideration. A review of well records indicates that Chevron drilled and permanently abandoned a well identified as SOCAL 31-25. The well is adjacent to the current airport ramp, and would be within the potential impact area of the ramp expansion. There has been some discussion regarding the proposed expansion and final disposition of the SOCAL 31-25 well between yourself and Mr. Judd Peterson of the Alaska Department of Enviromnental Conservation, Mr. Tom Maunder (AOGCC), and with Ms. Jean Harrison (ADOT). The wellhead and a dry hole well marker relnain at SOCAL 31-25 as can be seen in the attached photographs taken during a recent inspection of the location. The Commission requests that Chevron develop a plan for the removal of the dry hole marker and re-abandonment of SOCAL 31-25 to be consistent with the requirements of 20 AAC 25.112(d) and 25.120(a), (b), and (d). Your plan should be provided to the AOGCC as an Application for Sundry Approval, Fonn 10-403. Should you have any questions, please contact Jim Regg at 907-793-1236 Sincerely, Sarah Palin Chair, AOGCC Attachment Cc: Judd Peterson, ADEC Jean Harrison, ADOT Note - phone conversation with Jean Harrison of ADOT 11/25/03 indicated no request has yet been filed for expansion of the airport; lead tÎ1ne could be as much as 5 years before work was initiated once engineering proposal submitted for approval; advised that AOGCC would be prin1ary contact for well abandonlnent and we would need 1-2 year lead to schedule work (this letter is how we would pursue that work) " Draft Ms. Judy Buono BP Exploration (Alaska), Inc. Land Department P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, AK 99519-6612 November 25, 2003 Dear Ms. Buono, The Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission (AOGCC) has been advised by the Alaska Department of Transportation (ADOT) that ramp expansion at the Deadhorse Airpoli is under consideration. A review of well records indicates that BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. (BPXA) operating as Standard Alaska Production con1pany drilled and permanently abandoned a well identified as Put River 24-10-14. The well is located within the airport grounds, and while not currently affected by expansion plans, could be an area for future expansion. A dry hole well marker remains at Put River 24-10-14 as can be seen in the attached photograph taken during a recent inspection of the location. The Commission requests that BPXA develop a plan for the removal of the dry hole marker and re-abandonment of Put River 24-10-14 to be consistent with the requirelnents of20 AAC 25.112(d) and 25.120(a), (b), and (d). Your plan should be provided to the AOGCC as an Application for Sundry Approval, Fonn 10-403. Should you have any questions, please contact Jim Regg at 907-793-1236 Sincerely, Sarah Palin Chair, AOGcc Attachment cc: Judd Peterson, ADEC Jean Harrison, ADOT Note - phone conversation with Jean Harrison of ADOT 11/25/03 indicated no request has yet been filed for expansion of the airport; lead time could be as much as 5 years before work was initiated once engineering proposal sublnitted for approval; advised that AOGcc would be primary contact for well abandonment and we would need 1-2 year lead to schedule work (this letter is how we would pursue that work) " 2003-0626_S0CAL_31-25_well_marker.txt Return-path: <Judd peterson@dec.state.ak.us> Received: from jnumail1.state.ak.us ([127.0.0.1J) by ancmall1.state.ak.us (Netscape Messaging server 4.15) with ESMTP id HH47TDOO.K1G for <tom_maunder@admln.state.ak.us>; Thu, 26 Jun 2003 16:53:37 -0800 Received: from smtpj.state.ak.us ([127.0.0.1J) by jnumail1.state.ak.us (Netscape Messaging server 4.15) with ESMTP ld HH47TCOO.3FO for <tom_maunder@admln.state.ak.us>; Thu, 26 Jun 2003 16:53:36 -0800 Received: from psmtp.com ([12.158.35.141J) by smtpj.state.ak.us (Nets cape Messaging Server 4.15) with SMTP id HH47TBOO.8C6 for <tom_maunder@admin.state.ak.us>; Thu, 26 Jun 2003 16:53:35 -0800 Received: from source ([146.63.192.2J) by exprod6mx1.postini.com ([12.158.35.251J) with SMTP; Thu, 26 Jun 2003 20:53:33 EDT Received: by webmai12.dec.state.ak.us with Internet Mail service (5.5.2656.59) id <N4P3MZFF>; Thu, 26 Jun 2003 16:53:32 -0800 Message-ID: <70E1EF5C9F6DD511837DO0508BBB483D02CF1327@webmai12.dec.state.ak.us> From: "peterson, Judd" <Judd_peterson@dec.state.ak.us> TO: "'Tom (AOGCC) Maunder (Maunder, Tom (AOGCC))'" <tom_maunder@admin.state.ak.us> subject: FW: RE: chevron SOCAL 31-25, (T lON, R 14E sec.25) Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2003 16:53:31 -0800 MIME-Version: 1.0 X-Mailer: Internet Mail service (5.5.2656.59) Content-Type: text/plain x-Mozilla-Status2: 00000000 Here is the email I sent DOT on the chevron well. I guess I should have included you in the copy the first time. I have him you phone number when he called me. Thanks Judd Peterson Reserve pit closure coordinator Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (907) 269-7622 -----original Message----- From: peterson, Judd Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 7:22 AM To: 'jean_harrison@dot.state.ak.us' Cc: 'Moxley charles (CMOX) (Moxley, charles (CMOX)) , subject: RE: RE: chevron SOCAL 31-25, (T lON, R 14E sec.25) Jean, please give me a call when you would like to discuss the chevron well 31-25A. We have no objection if the well marker is removed, it just should be done under the guidelines of the Alaska oil and Gas Conservatlon commission. The only ADEC (solid Waste program) concern at the site is the buried drilling waste pit. That pit is classified as a landfill and is regulated by the ADEC solid waste program. I have inspected the site, but as you know, it is mostly airport pads and I could not identify the location of the old reserve pit. It is likely under the existing airport pads. If the pit happens not to be under the existing airport pads and DOT does a lot of excavation, the drilling waste could be exposed. The old drilling waste likely contains a lot of diesel so it is best that it remain sealed in place. If the waste is exposed, we would need to be involved in the decision as to the best corrective actions to deal with it. page 1 . 2003-0626_s0CAL_31-25_well_marker.txt ADEC has issued chevron final closure approval for the pit. This approval means that the pit is sealed and the buried drilling waste does not present a threat to human health or the environment. Thanks Judd Peterson Reserve pit closure coordinator Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (907) 269-7622 -----original Message----- From: jean_harrison@dot.state.ak.us [mailto:jean_harrison@dot.state.ak.usJ Sent: Thursday, June 05, 2003 6:17 AM TO: Judd_peterson@dec.state.ak.us subject: Re: RE: chevron SOCAL 31-25, (T lON, R 14E sec.25) I will be out of the office until June 2 on vacation. On June 3 and 4, I will be in Anchorage attending a seminar. please contact our office at (907) 451-2216 if you need immediate assistance. page 2 2003-0626_S0CAL_31-25_well_marker1.txt subject: DOT plans at Deadhorse Airport and socal 31-25 From: Tom Maunder <tom_maunder@admin.state.ak.us> Date: Thu, 26 Jun 2003 10:56:06 -0800 To: Judd peterson <Judd_peterson@dec.state.ak.us> cc: Jim Regg <jim_regg@admin.state.ak.us> Judd, I left a phone message for you the other day, but to follow up. I received a call from Keith Hall of chevron/Texaco with regard to their socal 31-25 well near Deadhorse Airport. You had apparently called Keith and informed him of some DOT plans to perform some work up there and their intent to cut off the abandoned well marker. could you provide some further information with regard to this project or direct us to a contact at DOT. There have been a number of old wells that have had the original marker post cut off to allow pads to be removed in the last couple of years. This is likely similar work, but such work needs to be performed according to our regs and with our approval. Any information you can provide will be appreciated. Tom page 1 STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Mechanical Integrity Test E-Mail to; Tom_Maunder@admin.state.ak.us and Bob_Fleckenstein@admin.state.ak.us OPERATOR: Phillips Alaska, Inc. FIELD I UNIT I PAD: ...... ë.............'.........' ........................ i ~*j~III?~~; jirll ~~f~R PTD: 1831790 S í: DSL 5,636 Well #: 2V-06 S 5,960 COMt\~ENTS: ÇASING SlffiE .1r ¡ GRADE 7" / 2[;;; .I.; 55 PTD: 1831800 Well #: 2V-07 COMMENTS: P DSL S 5,692 6,830 7" / 26# / J-55 S PTD: 1840910 Well #: 2V-08A COMMENTS: P 5,725 8,285 7" / 26# / J-55 G DSL S PTD: Well #: COMMENTS: PTD: Well #: COMMENTS: TBG. INJ. FLUID CODES F = FRESH WATER INJ. G = GAS INJ. S = SALT WATER INJ. N = NOT INJECTING TEST TYPE: M = ANNULUS MONITORING P = STD ANNULUS PRESSURE TEST R = INTERNAL RAD. TRACER SURVEY A = TEMPERATURE ANOMALY TEST D = DIFFERENTIAL TEMPERATURE TEST Distribution: orig - Well File c - Operator c - Database c - Trip Rpt File c - Inspector OPERATOR REP SIGNATURE: Peter Nezaticky , AOGCC REP SIGNATURE: ~f9 TBG", TEST SIZE p1mms 3.5" 1,409 Kuparuk / GKA /2V PRETEST TBG eSG PRESS 2.000 1, 750 3,000 1,500 3, 800 1,500 001 009-MIT KRU 2V-1 ,2.3,4,S,6.7.8A.xls 3.5" 1,423 3.5" 1,431 0 0 START TIME TBG eSG PRESS ;; (i'.ì:J ;: SCJ 3,000 2,200 3, 800 2,320 15 MIN TIME TBG eSG PRESS 2.000 2,500 3,000 2,175 3, 800 2,280 ANNULAR FLUID: P.P .G. Grad. DIESEL 6.8 I 0.35 GLYCOL 0.00 SALT WATER 8.5 I 0.44 DRilLING MUD 0.00 OTHER I Q~ DATE: 30 MIN TIME TBG. eSG PRESS 2.000 2.500 3,000 2,150 3,800 2,260 Waived: Jeff Jones 10/9/2000 WELL TEST: Initial 4 - Year X Workover Other START' P TIME 14.38 14:24 14: 15 fRpv C /?~/C Q' F 010.. 010 % DID DID OPERATOR: Phillips Alaska, Inc. STATE OF ALASKA ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Mechanical Integrity Test FIELD I UNIT I PAD: E-Mail to; Tom_Maunder@admin.state.ak.us and Bob_Fleckenstein@admin.state.ak.us . . PERMIT NUMBER & WELL . NUMBER. PTD: 1831580 Well #: 2V-01 COMMENTS: TBG -:-:-:1 ::::.:1 F~~~D I ~~~:. PTD: 1831610 Well #: 2V-02 COMMENTS: PTD: 1831640 Well #: 2V-03 COMMENTS: PTD: 1831650 Well #: 2V-04 COMMENTS: s PTD: 1831760 Well #: 2V-05 COMMENTS: G TBG. INJ. FLUID CODES F = FRESH WATER INJ. G = GAS INJ. S = SALT WATER INJ. N = NOT INJECTING Distribution: orig - Well File c - Operator c - Database c - Trip Rpt File c - Inspector s G s TYPE ANN. FLUID' p DSL S PACKER ". "REQ . . . TVD . .'. CA~ING TBG' . rEST. MD . . SIZE / WT I GRADE' SIZE PRESS . . 5.778 9.432 7" í 26# / J-55 3.5" 1,445 p DSL S 5,705 7,718 71/ 1 26# 1 J-55 3.51/ 1,426 p DSL S 5,689 6,934 7"1 26# IJ-55 13--51/1. .1,422 p DSL S 5,538 6,920 7" 1 26#1 J-55 3.51/ 1,385 P DSL S 5,672 6,426 71/ 1 26# 1 J-55 3.51/ 1,418 TEST TYPE: M = ANNULUS MONITORING P = STD ANNULUS PRESSURE TEST R = INTERNAL RAD. TRACER SURVEY A = TEMPERATURE ANOMALY TEST D = DIFFERENTIAL TEMPERATURE TEST Kuparuk 1 GKA 12V PRET~ST '. ~TAR~ .' rBG .:.. ".' .TIM~. eSG . .' TBG "PRESa' '.' CSG': PRES~ 1.925 2.500 1.925 1,100 3.700 1.860 3,700 2.320 15 MIN TIME . TaG eSG PRESS 1.925 2,460 3.700 2.240 2, 700 2, 180 2, 150 1,480 3, 800 2, 180 ANNULAR FLUID: P.P.G. Grad. DIESEL 6.8 I 0.35 GLYCOL I 0.00 SALTWATER 8.5 I 0.44 DRILLING MUD I 0.00 OTHER 0.00 OPERATOR REP SIGNATURE: Peter Nezaticky 001 009-MIT KRU 2V-1 ,2,3,4,5,6,7,8A.xls 2,700 2, 000 2,700 2,200 .- 2, 150 920 2, 150 1,500 3, 800 800 3, 800 2,225 , AOGCC REP SIGNATURE: DATE: 30 MIN TIME TBG CSG PRESS 1,925 2,460 3.700 2.240 2,700 2,120 2, 150 1,430 3,800 2,170 Waived: Jeff Jones 1019/2000 WELL TEST: Initial 4 - Year X Workover Other START TIME 15.57 15.-38 15:22 15:04 14: 55 p 1 FI 010 010 010 01D 010 (R PV C /?~/C CI\ Re: DOT Request for Inspection ~. 0/. ( ( /(09-03êJ Subject:Re: DOT Request for Inspection ~:=;.~~ Hi Jim I got with DOT and looked at both wells in question. The SOCAL 31-25 well is right off the ramp at the airport and would be in the way of possible ramp expanSlon. caribou in. Both wells have old style dry hole markers. It appears that reabandoning these wells should not be a problem, a matter of cutting off and marking per current regulations. to check for pressure prior to cutting. The Put River 24-10-14 well is over behind the As always precaution would need to be taken Chuck Jim Regg wrote: Winton received a call from DOT rep in Fairbanks (Jean Harrison; 451-5230) noting that there is a planned expansion of the Deadhorse airport runway; apparently there are two abandoned wells that are in the way - SOCAL 31-25 (PTD 168-098) and Put River 24-10-14 (PTD 169-030) . Our records are not real clear regarding the abandonments (except that they have been abandoned and reserve pit closeout was approved by ADEC for both locations. DOT would like us to accompany them on an inspection of the locations. North Slope DOT contact is Dwight Stuller - 659-2553 (NS) or 451-2206 (Fairbanks) . there is anything you need from me. Thanks. Please contact Mr. Stuller to assist him. Advise if Jim 1 of 1 ~)CAINJ~\!¡Ë.K) DEe 3 0 2003 11/25/2003 1 :52 PM STATE PIPELINE COORDINATOR'S OFFICE I Department of Environmental Cc.~servaBon Z Deoartment of Natural Resources - DeDartment of Fish anal Game TONY KNO WLES. GOVERNOR -':~ WE?' ,"- AVENUE. SUITE -~NCH,.GAAGE. A;_ASKA 99501 cHONE. :.c-~.7~ 273-8594 ~907~ 278-8595 =AX' ~907~ 272-05~ January '" . ~_. 1995 Letter No- 94-08-DRT File No: 300.15.202 CERTIFIED MAIL RETUI~N RECEIPT REQUESTED - 023 798 397 Mr. Steven D. Tavior BP Exploration I, Alaska) inc. P. O. Box !966t2 Anchora=e, AK 99519-6612 Dear .Mr. Taylor: Re: BP Exploration i Alaskal Inc. '-' "' _ - ~,ac,~,,e Driilin_~ Waste Disposal Faciiitv Closures Numerous Inactive Sites The Alaska Department of Environmental Conse~'ation (ADEC) has received and completed its review of vour August 9, 1993 letter, with enclosures, requesting approval for closure of BP Exploration tAlaska} Inc. Dritling Waste Disposal Facilities on the Norm Slope. These sites have been reviewed in accordance with the ADEC Interim Site Assessment Guidance for Inactive Drilling Waste Sites, June 1991. This correspondence describes our review procedures, puts fcrxvard the department's findings, and takes action on the r:auests. Currently, the second draft of Alaska's new Solid Waste Re=maiations, 18.AAC 60, are under review, and this second draft contains a chapter on Inactive Reserve Pit closures. The closure'criteria in this proposed re=m,tlation parallels the closure criteria in the 1991 Guidance Document. Closure under the 199! Guidance Document should constitute closure under the proposed Solid Waste Re=re,clarions if they are adopted as current drafted. The Review Procedure The qualitative risk screening procedure required in the above referenced document determines whether a site presents negligible levels of risk. or if it is a significant risk generator. A decision scheme is then emrfloved to establish { 1') whether or nor there is a Mr. Steven D. Taylor January 12. 1995 BPXA Inactive Drilling Waste DisDe~ai Faciiitv Clesure .Approval basis of concern, and ~2';. whether s.- .-',~t a waste site :s iikeiv to sresent s~nlficant risk to human or environmental recentors. The first smd in this screenin_o criter:a is estabiishinz a basis of concern: "If the waste site has released contaminants or there are mechanism for r~otennai releases and there are receptors nearby, then. there ma,,' be cause for concern, and the waste site should be studied further." and "If there is no release of contamination or no mez~,anisms for potential releases and there are no re:sr~tors nearby. [hen there is not a basis for concern and the waste site should be considered 'asea." 'The r..;,~,.;~...,,~.,,,~ that are measured a: a waste site to satisfx' :ne above logical ar2uments are' Evidence of release of chemical contamination a: :he waste site in excess of Alaska Water Quality Standards for ,~ne._ or more ,.,r,~,,~.:~. comr~ounds, or Mechanism for r~otentiai release, and Proximity of the waste site re biological recevtors. If either of the first two criteria and the last criteria are met. there is a basis for concern, and before r~roceeding with Step 2. a corrective action pian shall be prepared for the site which shall identify alternative wavs to correct or mitigate ,,he basis of concern, prevent its recurrence, and select a preferred approach. Corrective action alternatives shall be described at a concenmal level, and the ' · sete~.,,on of a preferred approach shall be based on balancing protectiveness with imr)lemenrabititx' and cost-effectiveness. The second step determines whether contamination at a waste site present a risk to receptors that is significant. ~f risk is found not to be si~mficant, it is considered to be "negligible." The finding o._Lr.significant risk is based on the likelihood of exposure and the likelihood of adverse consequences of exposure' "For risk to be considered significant, the receptors must be vulnerable to exposure, and the consequences of exposure must be 'adverse' to human or animal health or the environment." and. conversely, "If exposure is uniiketv or the conseauences of exposure are not 'adverse.' then the risk is negligible. *Ir. 5teven D. Tavlor January '.2. 1995 BPXA inactive Drilling Waste Disposal Facility Closure Approvai If risk at a waste site is si_*nficiant. :hen corrective action snouid be taken. The criteria that are evaluated at a waste site to satisfy t~,e lohicai .... ments above are exoosure criteria and consecluence criteria. Exposure Criteria: Receptor exposure is considered to be likely when: Contaminant~'~o~,.~,.,,o,. mechanisms are ,fudged_ significant . or Containment migration is judged significant. One or more contaminants are envirommentaily persistent. If exoosure is founci to be unlikeiv, a findin~ of nehii__ible risk is made on the basis of absence of a likely ex:osure item and the action plan is evaiuated under the Impact/Benefit Evaluation step. The purpose of this ster~ is to dete,,'x-nine whether the benefits of taking a corrective action would be greater than the impacts of taking such a corrective action. If an}' one of the exposure criteria are met. a finding is made that exposure is likely. screening then continues to evaluate Consequence Criteria. Further Consequence Criteria: Adverse consequences of exposure to contaminants from reserve pits are considered to be likely when: (a.) The duration or frequency of exposure is sufficient to cause adverse health and environmental effects. This is evaluated by reviewing human and wildlife use patterns at a given waste site. waste site accessibility, anti ground and surface water uses. and either; (b) The quantits.' or concentration of one or more contaminants exceeds pertinent federal or state water ~ualitv criteria or standards protecting health and/or the environment. Measured contaminant concentrations in the water will be compared with health and environmental standards and criteria for each target contaminant, to identify exceedances. When only human populations are at risk, health criteria are used. When only populations at risk are nonhuman {e.g., fish. wildlife, vegetationl, environmental criteria and standards are used. or: (c) One or more contaminants exhibit high acute toxicin'. The NIOSH toxicity, rating system i NIOSH 1974; will be used to identify contaminants highly toxic to mammals. This .Xlr. Stet'eh D. Tavlor Januarv i2. '995 BPXA Inac::ve Drilling Waste Disr)osai Faciiitv Closure Approval i~ormation will be used to dete~.rmine whether a tarter comoound exhibits acute hi:h toxiciw. If the durauon and freauencv of exposure :s insufficient to cause adverse effects, there is no need to evaluate the other two conseauence cnterm, and a findin*_ of nehti~ible risk is made. If the durauon and frequency term is sufficient, but neither of the other two conseauence criteria are met. a finding of negligible risk is made. The action plan is then evaluated under the imr~act,'Benefit Evaluation stew. If the duration and freauencv c,f exposure is dete,,':mined to be sufficient to cause aciverse effects and ~'" - . ,,,me, of the omer two conseauence c:-iterm are satisfied then a findin2 is made that adverse conseauences are iikeiv, and the risk at a waste site is sa~d to be significant. If the screemng indicates that risk is significant, then the responsible part3' shall :roceed with imr>iementatlons of corrective acnons. SITES CONSIDERED FOR CLOSURE Based upon the above referenced criteria from the June 1991 ENTER_EM SITE ASSESSMENT GUIDANCE FOR LNACTP,.'E DRILLLNG WASTE SITES. the following sites listed below have been reviewed for closure: .ARCTIC FOOTHILLS SITES Shale Wall Unit #1 Kemik Unit 2! Kemm Unit ~2 '~'q' 03'5 Kuparuk Unit Gubic Unit #1 itkillik Unit No. 1 Finn Creek Unit WEST SAK SITES West Sak 4 7-4-o% o PUT RIVER SITES Put River ~3-10-t4. 14-10-14 Put River _-.-t0-!~ COLVILLE DELTA SITES Nechelik Unit #1 81-~-'l-q SAG DELTA AREA Sag Delta Unit No. 1 Sa~ Delta Unit No.," 10-11-16 '/&- ogl '=, Sag Delta Unit No. 11 OFFSHORE ISLANDS IN ALASIC4. N WATERS Alaska Island #1 81-1~q Niaicuk 4. 5. 6 s~-zo~ Ss".oz-4 , Challenge Island #1 8o-oqo Long Island #1 Niakuk 1. lA. 2. 2A Niakuk 3 -~8- '~4"-o~,,_C/ 3~-oz8; ~s"-oi:,3, -%' 85'-2--7/,. -.-N _',,Ir. Ste'.'en D. Tavior Janualw 12. 199f o BPXA inactive Drilling Waste Disvosal Facility Closure Approval The '~'4 ' ' . e~.~.,slon to grant zlosure approvai on these sites has been based ~ ; on a review of the submitted inactive drillin_~ waste site assessment documents iisted *'~ D,.,ow bx' the ADEC-PCRO Solid Waste. Water Quaiity. and Contaminated Site Staff. and (2'~ site visits bx' PCRO staff durino_ Jutv of 1993 aion~-with the resultant recommended remedial actions by ADEC unde~aken at a certain number of these sites. Title: Inactive Reserve Pit Protram. Assessment and Closure Supporting Documents: BPXA Video-documep, tation of Pit Closure/Site Restoration Comvaranve Anaivsis of Soil & Water Samvtes Submitting Person: Dave Lowe. BP Exvioratmn Alaska) Covered Facilities: Above Named Facilities Synopsis of Closure Procedure: Closed as is. No further action is needed for the drillin_* waste facilities at these sites, except as noted below. CLOSURE APPROV.&LS The Department's decision upon the reauest for closure appiication submitted bv BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. is to approve for the below listed drilling waste facilities sites. effective Januar)' i2. :995. Upon review of the subm:tted sample results required under the 1991 Guidance. "exain remote sites exi~ibited metal concentrations and hydrocarbons in the reserve put surface waters and dov,'ngradient waters in excess of the Alaska Drinking Water Standards and Alaska Water Quaiity Criteria (AWQC~. While there is a basis for concern for those sites where exceedances occurred, there is also nemble risk. and an,,' corrective action warranted at these remote sites would not be reauired, realizing that the impact of the corrective action wouid be much greater than the benefits received. These sites;for the most part have revegetated, and any corrective action measures implemented would-impact the established plant species at these sites. These sites are Closed As Is. There are certain sites where corrective action is warranted, however, and Conditional Closure is granted, provided the corrective action stipulations described are completed to the department's satisfaction. Nlr. 5teven D. Tavior Januarw 22. i995 BPXA Inacm'e Driiting Waste Disr>osal Faciiitv Closure Approval CLOSED AS IS Nechelik Unit gl Sag Delta 11 - Alaska Island #1 Niakuk 4. 5. 6 Challenge Island #1 Long Island #1 l Niakuk 1. iA. 2. 2A Niakuk 3 - Sag Delta 8 Sag Delta 3 & 4 Sag Delta ~ West Sak 4 Put River 13-10-14. 14-10-14 Put River 24-10-t4 Kemik Unit #2 Gubic Unit #1 CONDITIONALLY CLOSED These closure conditions were placed on the below-named sites following the site visit/closure package evaluation. These conditions have been met at each site and are now considered CLOSED. Shai~e Wall Unit # 1 Remove unused drilling, additives and vallets. Kemik Unit #1 Stabilize anv exposed drilling waste in reserve pit Fertilize. plus seed and/or transvtant with commercial or indigenous plant material Kuparuk Unit 1 & IA stabilize any exposed drilling waste in reserve pit Surface preparation or' site needed (scarify, add soil amendments, fertiiizel Monitor site using aerial photograph.,,' .".Ir. 5teven D. Tavlor January i2. 1995 BPXA Inactive Drilling Waste Disposal Faciiitv Closure Approval Itkillik Unit No. 1 Stabilize any exposed drilling waste in r,.s,..'~e vit These conditions have been placed on the below-named sites following the site visit/closure package evaluation. Once these conditions have been met. these sites will be considered CLOSED' Finn Creek 1 Remove stockviled debris from pad Fertilize. pius seed ana:or transplant with commercial or indigenous .~iant material to enhance natural biode~radation or' residuai hydrocarbon contamination in the soils and waters at the site Stabilize any exposed dri!iin~ waste in the reserve pit Sag Delta Unit No. 1 Sag Delta Unit No. 2 10-11-16 Cap existing reserve pits with available gravel and recontour pits to blend into surrounding terrain Terms and Conditions These closure approvais are subiect to me following terms and conditions' FULL SITE CLOSURE: The approval granted bv this letter is for the inactive drilling waste sites only, as required under 18 AAC 60.500 (d). Closure for the pad as a whole must be coordinated between the owner:operator and the appropriate state tADNR. ADF&G. AOGCC). or federal (BLM) agency. Additionally, should anv contamination from historic spills be found °n the pad outside the drilling waste site (reserve pit area), notification needs to be made to the ADEC,'PCRO Contaminated Sites Section (271-4399). .',,Ir. Steven D. Taylor Janua~' t" '995 BPXA Inactive Drilling Waste Disaosai Facility Closure Approval NEW ENTORMATION: Should additional information concerrun_o environmental conditions at the faciiitv make further actions necessary' to, ~rotect human heal~ or the environment, the Department reset, es the ri_~ht to recmire additional investiaation, assessment, monitoring, er remediation at the faciiitv. Mr. Steven D. Taylor Janua~' l l. 1995 BPXA Inactive Drilling Waste Disvosai Faciiitv Closure .`kpprovai DL'TY TO RESPOND- Notwir2qstanding any ottqer provisions or reauirements of this closure approval, a person causing or permitting the ciisci~arge or' oil or other lqazardous substances is recruited by law to immediately contain anci clean-up the disci~ar_~e. ,.-kS 46.04.020: -t6.09.0205. COMPLL-kNCE WITH APPLICABLE LAWS' If amendments to this closure approval are necessam' to meet the reauirements of any new laws or regq21ations, the faciiitv owner/operator must submit an application for amendment to the Department at the above address. The facility owner/operator must adhere to all applicable state starutes and regulations as the,,, ma',' be amended from time to time. If you have any c~uestions. ~iease do not hesitate to contact Tim Law at £71-4051 of tb2s ornce. Sincereiv. <__..-----~m Chapple ADEC Regional Administrator Pipeline Corridor Region John Santora. BLM/JPO Dave Lowe. BPX Anchorage AOGA/Anchora~e Jerry Brossia. ADNR/SPCO Nancy Welch. ADNP~/Fairbanks A10tt. ADFG.'Fairbanks Glenn Miller, Dou~ Bauer. ADEC,'Juneau Jim Havnes, ADNR/Anchora_~e Keith Mueller. USFWS;'Anchora_~e Jessie Kaleak Sr.. Mayor NSB/Barrow Pam Miller. The Wilderness SocietwAnchora_*e r,_arrv Landr~', Nor'mere Alaska Environmental Center/Fairbanks Standard Alaska ~) Production Company 1 900 East Benson Boulevr.~a P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99,519-6612 (907) 561-5111 March 18, 1988 Mr. Lonnie Smith Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 RE: AK?-O001-CO-1 5 1988 Put 24-10-_14 Well Pad Agmt. Dear Mr. Smith: Sl'ANDARO sR ~_~b-D--~ ALASKA PRODUCTION Transmitted herewith per our conversation this date is a copy of our agreement with the Alaska Department of Natural Resources and the Alaska Department of Transportation and Public Facilites for the above cited well pad. This pad is located adjacent to the Deadhorse Airport on Standard's oil and gas lease ADL 2B315. The well has been abandoned. This agreement was executed at the request of the Department of Transportation so that they could manage the pad in a manner similar to their management of adjacent airport lands. Standard has relinquished any and all interest in the pad and has been relieved of any future requirements concerning its restoration and rehabilitation. Please advise if you have any questions concerning this matter. Sincerely, Stu Hi rsh Senior Landman 6136W RECEIVEI) 2 !988 ~,~ska OU & Gas Cons. Og~SIo~ Anchorage A unit of the original Standard Oil Company Founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1870. STATE OF ALASKA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION & PUBLIC FACILITIES NORTHERN REGION AIRPORT LEASING/PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 2301PEGER ROAD FAIRBANKS, ALASKA 99709-5316 LETTER OF AGREEMENT The State of Alaska, Department of Natural Resources (DNR), State of Alaska, Department of Transportation and Public Facilities (DOT&PF), and Standard Alaska Production Company (SAPC) agree as follows: · The term of this agreement shall become effective upon execution by DNR, DOT&PF, and SAPC. · DOT&PF received land management authority for the Put River 24-10-14 Exploration Well Pad (see attached drawing) and access road by virtue of Interagency Land Management Agreement ADL 49744 on June 29, 1984. · DNR releases SAPC from any further obligation of the oil and gas lease DNR had with SAPC for the pad and access road. e DOT&PF releases SAPC from any and all obligations in connection with the pad and access road, including any requirements to remove or revegetate the pad on any future date. · SAPC releases its interest in the pad and access road to DOT&PF as is, where is. DOT&PF agrees to indemnify and hold SAPC harmless against any and all liability, costs, expenses, claims._~/~, damages which SAPC may sustain or become liable for by reason of~iJEi~'actions or inactions~n~eF 4)~~_~1 relationship to the pad except for such claims, liabilities, costs, or damages which are attributible solely to actions or inactions on the part of SAPC. I agree with the foregoing conditions. E~b~ L.-SMITH NATURAL RESOURCE MANAGER STEVEN D. TAYLOR'~'"MANAGER~i~- ' ENVIRONMENT & REEIULATORY Al:FAIRS DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES STANDARD ALASKA PRODUCTION COMPANY DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORATION AND PUBLIC FACILITIES DATE:,~.~ RECEIVED Anchorage Put River 2/,-'10-14 Exploration We~! Pad ~'ROP£RT ~' ' STA:Tus . TRACT PARCEL ADA No. ACRES INTEREST ~ACOUIR£D . 2! o . UMIAk" k4ERIDIAN ~.__.:,:, .._ .... 'q,.,. , ACT . _ .y TRACT I ~H:5 &~-:'-' Wit" INCLUDE. E; , / LEGEND ,[ VICINITY MAP RECEIVE,-I):' ' ~s ~ns. commissio~ Anchorage j DE=~;.T~ E NT OF P~ELiC ~ORKS ~ ~ D~VJSION ?F ~Vl~TION I~ I ,).,,~,~, ....~ ..... ~.,~,~..:~,, ..... ~ DE ADHoRsE AIRPORT [~-4.'~"~:*~"'Z't~' ..... _. _ . J PROPERTY PLAN "{" ..... :' ,k ................ ' ~ ~ · . _ -~, .4 _ . . ' ~_. _ ~ · Telecopy No. (907) 276-7542 December 31, 1986 Mr. Randy Ruedrich Drilling Manager ARCO Alaska, Inc. P. O. Box 100360 ' Anchorage, AK 99510-0360 Re: Final Location Clearance Put River BP 24-10-14 Permit No. 69-30 Sec. 24, T10N, R14E, UM Sag Delta BP 31-10-16 Permit No. 69-53 Sec. 31, T1 ON, RI6E, UM Dear Mr. Ruedrich: On'November 7, 1986 we informed Mike Winfree that the above referenced wells were inspected on July 22 or August 23, 1983, and were acceptable for final location clearance pending receipt of revised "Well Completion or Recompletion Report and Log", Form 10-407, which classifies the Wells as abandoned. On December 29, 1986 revised completion reports were received. Based on the above, we hereby approve· final location clearance of the Put River BP 24-10-14 and Sage Delta BP 31-10-16 wells. Sincerely, / ..... ~ Lonnie C. Smith C ommis s ioner c: JoAnn Gruber jo/A.HJH.52 STATE OF ALASKA ~ ALASK iL AND GAS cONSERVATION ,,,tMISSION WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG 1. Status of Well Classification of Service Well OIL [] GAS [] SUSPENDED [] ABANDONED ~( SERVICE [] 2. Name of Operator 7. Permit Number ARCO Alaska, Inc. 69-30 3. Address 8. APl Number P. 0. Box 100360~ Anchorage, AK 99510-0~) 50- 029-2001_5 4. Location of well at surface 9. Unit or Lease Name 945' FSL, 2412' FEL, Sec. 24, T10N, R14E, UN Put River At Top Producing Interval 10. Well Number N/A BP 2/~-10-1 At Total Depth 11. Field and Pool 956' FSL~ 2440' FEL~ Sec. 24~ T10N, R14E, UM Prudhoe Bay Field 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) 6. Lease Designation and Serial No. Prudhoe Bay 0i 1 Pool 66.26' RKB I ADI. 28315 12. Date Spudded 13. DateT.D. Reached 14. Date Comp., Susp. orAband. 115. Water Depth, ifoffshore 116. No. of Completions 04/14/69 06/29/69 09/12/82 N/A feet MSL 17. Total Depth (MD+TVD) 18. Plug Back Depth (MD+I'VD) 19. Directional Survey I 20. Depth where SSSV set 21. Thickness of Permafrost 10315'MD/TVD Surface YES [] NOx~I N/A feet MD lqnn, (Annr-n~3 - · rr - - - · 22. Type Electric or Other Logs Run DIL/SP. BHC$/GR. FDC. LL~_ ML/MLI_ SNP/C,,R/C~I HEr) 23. CASING, LINER AND CEMENTING RECORD SETTING DEPTH MD CASING SIZE WT. PER FT. GRADE TOP BOTTOM HOLESlZE CEMENTING RECORD AMOUNT PULLED ~n,, Stovepipe -- Surf 65' 35" 150 ~.x Pcrm~frc~t ~n,, 94.0# H-b,0 Surf 80~' 25" 1890 cx Pcrmcfrost 1~,-3,/R" 68.0#/6! .0.~ F-55/J-551 S,_,:f ~.!66' 17,-!/2" 2990 sx Class C · 24. Perforations. open to'prOduction (MD+TVD of Top and Bottom and 25. TUBING RECORD interval, size and number) SIZE DEPTH SET (MD) PACKER SET (MD) None 26. ACID, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, E.TCi ' DEPTH INTERVAL (MD) AMOUNT& KIND OF MATERIAL USED N/A 27. N/A PRODUCTION TEST Date First Production ' I Method of Operation (FloWing, gas lift, etc.) I Da~eofTest "HOurs Tested. PRODUCTION FOR OIL-BBL GAs-MCF WATER-BBL CHOKESIZE IGAS-oIL'RATIO' TEST PERIOD Flow Tubing Casing Pressure CALCULATED,1~ oi'L-BBL GAs-McF wATER-BBC oIC GRAVITY-APl (corr) Press. 24-HOUR RATE · 28. CORE DATA ,, Brief description of lithology, porosity, fractures, apparent dips and presence of oil, gas or water. Submit core chips. ;; .:., ; ....... ~ ~; ..... . ::~', ' None. .'~ Form 10-407 JG/Wc1:171 Submit in duplicate Rev. 7-1-80 CONTINUED ON REVERSE SIDE .j 29. GEOLOGICMARK~R~ NAME N/A MEAS. DEPTH TRUE VERT. DEPTH 31. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS None 30. FORMATION TESTS Include interval tested, pressure data, all fluids recovered and gravity, GOR, and time of each phase. N/A 32. hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge Signed Associate Engineer Title Date INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a complete and correct well completion report and log on all types of lands and leases in Alaska. Item 1: Classification of Service Wells: Gas injection, water injection, steam injection, air injection, salt water disposal, water supply for injection, observation, injection for in-situ combustion. Item 5: Indicate which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measurements given in other spaces on this form and in any attachments. Item 16 and 24: If this well is completed for separate production from more than one interval (multiple completion), so state in item 16, and in item 24 show the produCing intervals for only the interval reported in item 27. Submit a separate form for each additional interval to be separately produced, showing the data pertinent to such interval. Item 21: Indicate whether from ground level (GL) or other elevation (DF, KB, etc.). Item 23' Attached supplemental records for this well should show the details of any multiple stage cement- ing and the location of the cementing tool. Item 27' Method of Operation: Flowing, Gas Lift, Rod Pump, Hydraulic Pump, Submersible, Water In- jection, Gas Injection, Shut-in, Other-explain. Item 28' If no cores taken, indicate "none" Form 10-407 Set_.tcmher 20, 1983 ARCO Alaska, Inc. P. O. Box 100366 Anchor age, Alaska 99510 Re: Surf acc DJ~andc~m-~ent Ins~.ection for Cleanub~ for the Following %~'el!s s ~.';est Sak t.'1o. 2'5; Sec. 32, T13~, t.'d. OL, U.h. Sag Delta BP 31-10-16; Sec. 31, 5'!0~i, P.B.U. Eiieen ~o. 1; Sec. 1~, T12N, ~I2L, Able State 1,,:o. I; Sec. 27, T12L, L14L, ~t R~:~r Sec. 24, ~'lO~, ~l~t . . BP Fur I{Iver ~'?o 1 (13-27-11-14); Sec 27, P.B.U. l;orth Fru~oe Bay State ~o. 2; Sec. Pt. ~cIntkre l.io. 1 & 2; ~ec. 16, T1214, ~ ~'" EP ~t ~iver 18-10-15; Sec. i~, ~10~'~, ~,~,, EP ~ut I!iver 19-10-15; Sec. 19, T1O~, R15L, Gent len'en: Our representatives ins[.:ected tt~e above ten %~'el! ait=s ~or for an abandoned location on July 22 anti August 23, 1983. To ccmI::lete tlie aLandc, r~,~ent of i~iorth Prudt'ice Day State pits must be filled and ttie ~lnken area arcund the %,ell si~n f il led. For K. orth Pruc:hce }3ay State ~..~o. 2 it ~'iil be necessar5 to sub~lit form 10-403, Sundry [.~otice and l:',et;orts on ¥~ells, to ask for an extension of cleanu~,~ for one ~.ear. A rcinspcction will kc necessaz~. by August, 1984. The remaining eight of ten %,~'el'~ sites are al:proved ior fii,ai abando nr.'~nt. For Sag Delta bP 31.-10-16, 18-10-15, BP Put F. iver 19-10-15, and LP Fur t(iver l!o. i (31-27-1!-14) it %-,'i!i be necessark, to subr, it a }~econ'~t~letion ile,~.ort and Log to chan~e the well status tc aLs. nd©ned. All changes in status are made on thc initiative of th= o~erator on for~, 10-407. ?~(~ 2 · For BP Pu~ I~iver 18-10-15 and 19-10-15 it will also be necessax~ to subr'~it a form 10-403, Subsequent P,e~ort on the do~nhole abandonr~nt. Since tel y, Lcnnie C. Smith Commissioner LCS/JKT ~ lc: 103 ~ I M EMORA DUM Sta(" of Alaska ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO: C .t'V. C t DATE: Chairma~~-'' ¢~ FILE NO: Thru: Lonnie C. Smith Commi s s ioner __ ~ ~ /'TELEPHONE NO: FROM: Ben LeNorman SUBJECT: Petroleum Inspector August 24, 1983 108A:S2 Inspect Nine ARCO Locations for Surface Cleanup and P/A Markers for Final Abandonment, North Slope. ~Sunday, August 14, 1983: I departed my home at 3:15 pm for a 3:45 pm showup and 4:45 departure via Alaska Airlines, Flight No. 341 for Deadhorse arriving at 7:10 pm. Weather: +36°F, light wind, fog. .Monday, August 15, 1'983: Inspection of forty-one abandoned and suspended wells began at 9:00 am and continued until 3:30 pm on Wednesday, August 17. Separate reports cover suspended wells and a BOPE test on ARCO's DS 4-20 Monday evening. I recommend to the Commission the folloWing wells be approved for final abandonment: B.P. Sag Delta 31-10-16 Able State #1 P.B.U. Eileen #1 West Sak #25 B.P. Put River 24-10--14 Socal 31-25 Sohio Put River 27-11-14 N. Prudhoe Bay Sta%e #2 I have also approved Pt. McIntyre #1 and #2 as the pad and well marker meet all the criteria for approval on our surface abandon- ment report. However, seeding of drilling mud off the northeast corner of the pad will occur the last week 'of August and will need to be inspected next summer. Pictures and surface abandonment reports are attached to this letter. I departed Deadhorse via Alaska Airline, Flight #56 at 4:30 pm arriving in Anchorage at 6:10 pm and at my home at 6:40 pm. In summary, I inspected nine ARCO locations for surface cleanup and P/A markers. At tachme nt s 02.001A!~," ~ OIL ~AID GAS C(.'~4SERVATION COMM~qION SURFACE ABANDgNMENT REPORT 20 AAC 25, ARTICLE 2 FILE INFOILMATION: /9 /~/~ Operator /o/v/~- ~. ~ Date Do,hole P & A Address ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~~O~~ ~~ Surface ~'ca~ion-of Well- ~ .... ~/~ Ft. F~L, ~~ Ft. F~L, 4 , 20 AAC 25.120: WELL ABANDONMENT MARKER: Dia. Steel Post (4"Min.) Height Above Final Grade Level (4' Min.i Top of Marker Pipe Closed with: Cement Plug Set: On Well Head /', On Cutoff casing Distance Below Final Grade Level Side Outlets: All Valves and Nipples Removed All Openings Closed ~-~"' , With Blinds Permit No.. lz~ ~- .~gD AP1 No. 50-~)~q - ~-ZPO ].5" Unit or Lease Name ~ ~ /~'~7~ .... Well~. ~' ~-d-/O- /~ Field & Pool ~bffi~ ~~ Length (10' Min.) /~ Screw Cap Welds ~ , In Concrete Plug ~ Ft. in. , With Cement , Other INFORMATION BEADWELDEI) DIRECT~JLY TO MARKER POST: (List Where Different from File Information) Operator Unit o5 Lease Name Well Number , Surface Location of Well: Ft. F L, Ft., F L, Sec , T , R , M 20 AAC 25.170: LOCATION CLEAN-UP PITS: Filled In ~ Liners Removed or Buried SURFACE OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Rough , Smooth f.-~-', Contoured , Other , Debris Removed Flat , Compacted CLEAN UP OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Clean ~, Pipe Scrap , Iron Scrap Paper , Other , Wood , Mud , Cement SURROUNDING AREA: Wooded , Brush , Tundra , Grass , Dirt , Gravel Sand , Other ~.5'~.. ~z'~.'~m~_ ~--~~.~/~ ~z~'~e~, CONDITION SURROUNDING AREA: Clean 1./~, Trash from Site Other , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Site ACCESS ROAD: Dirt , Gravel ~, Ice , Other / CONDITION ACCESS ROAD AND SURROUNDING: Clean f.-/~, Rough , Smooth , Trash from Operations , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Road , Spoil from Clearing Road Other RgMAINING TO BE DONE: ., RECOMMEND APPROVAL OF ABANDONMENT: Yes 1.-''~, INSPECTED BY ~..~ ~_~~ 05/26/81 No Final Inspection '~._~- DATE ..... ~' ~,.~_-- ,..~,.~ February 16, 1983 ARCO Alas ks, Inc. P.O. Box 360 Anchorage, A laska..,9 9510 Re: Subsequent Reports, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells (Form' 10-403 ) Attnz Pete Van Dusen District Drilling Engineer For the following lists of "Notice of Intention To:" Sundry Notices and Reports' on Wells (form 10-403) this office does not have on record the ".Subsequent Report of~" defining the action taken on the approved intention. Please advise this office by Subsequent Report of the disposition of the intention. tgel 1 ARCO Date . DS 14-18 2/11/81. W. Sak RAver State' B5 6/9/81 DS 12-8A 10/23/81 DS 12-7 -11/23/81 DS 13-3 11/2/81 DS 12-4 12/15/81 BP 24-10-14 DS 13-2 West Bay State 1 BP 31-10-16 DS 15-3 Oliktok Pt. 1 DS 15-3 · DS 5-11 DS I6-13 N. Prudhoe Bay St. 2 Kuparuk 1E-12 12/15/81 12/23/81 2/2/82 2/23/82 3117/82 3/23/82 3/23/82 4/2/82 4/5/82 6/2/82 612/82 ~r~i_ef D~escr_iPtion: of..In~enti0..n Change course of this well · Workover Abandon lower borehole prior to sidetrack Abandon lower borehole priOr .to sidetrack Pull and replace tubing Abandon lower borehole prior to sidetrack Plug and abandon Pull and replace tubing Test Lisburne formation Plug and abandon Change setting depth 9 5/8" casing Deepen 8% hole to basement Change setting depth 9 5/$" casing Pull tubing and repair casing Sidetrack Abandonment procedure C~ange grade L-80 portion of 7" casing November 10, 1982 ARCO Alaska, Inc. P.O. Box 360 Anchorag~ Alaska 99510 Re~ Final Abandonment Location Clean-up Inspection, Put River 24-10-14, Sec. Cent le~ n s Our representative inspected this site on September 26, I9~2 and it wag found that the clean-up was satisfactory and the w~ll marker complete. There is a well sign attached to the well marker. Regulations do not require this sign and the Commission prefers that this sign be removed. Although ~0rk for abandonment is completed, our records this 'well to be in a suspended status. It will be ne,oessa~y for you to submit a Form i0-407, Well Completion or Recompletion Re~rt and Log, to change the ~tatus from suspended to abandoned. receipt of the Form 10-407 final abandona~nt of Put River 24-1~14 is approved. Sincerely, ~arry W. ~u~.le r Commt s sione r ~W~/J~Ttg lh '/MEMO, '\NDUM , "ate AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO:C. V. Chatterton Cha irma n Thru: Lonnie C. Smith Commissioner FROM: Edgar W. Sipple, Jr~,~~- Petroleum Inspector ~ of Alaska DATE: October 7, 1982 FILE NO: 108/R TELEPHONE NO: SUBJECT: Witness Final Clean-up, Plug and Abandonment Inspection on Sohio BP Alaska's SE¼ Sec. , T10N R14E, Permit No. 69-30 Sunday] September 26, 1982 - Peggy Fisher of ARCO, Larry Krizan of ARCO, a regulatory compliance engineer, and I drove to Sohio BP Alaska's 24-10-14 to do a '~inal clean-up, plug and abandonment inspection. Photo 1 shows the well with a plug and abandonment marker with the correct legal description bead welded on it. There is a fence approximately 6' tall and 25' square around the guardrail and the plug and abandonment marker. Photo 2 shows the well sign with the appropriate information on it. Photos 3 and 4 show the pad is being used to store salvage materials. Photo 5 shows the condition of the pad; level, compact and contoured to the surrounding a.rea. On the southeast corner of the pad is the South Lake Inn. The well sign has the designation 34-24-10-14. The well number in our records is 24-10-14. The number 34 is Sohio's ¼, ¼ section designation which has been added since completion of the well and is not reflected in our records. I filled out. the A.O.G.C.C. surface abandonment report which is attached to the report. In summary, I recommend that the Commission approve the final clean-up, plug and abandonment inspection on the Sohio BP Alaska's 24-10-14; Permit No. 69-30. After the well sign has been removed. 02-001 A(Rev.10/79) FILE INFORMATION: Operator ~, ~ Address 'AiASKA(,alI. AND GAS CO N:;ERVATION COMMISS~ION URFACE ABAND@UMENT REPORT 20 AAC 25, ARTICLE 2 ~{ /~, :~ Date Do,hole P & / --~C~ Surface Location of Well 20 AAC 25.120: WELL ABANDONMENT MARKER: Dia. Steel Post (4"Min.) Length (10' Min.) Height Above Final Grade' LeVel (4 Min i , , Top of Marker Pipe Closed with: Cement Plug Screw Cap Set: On Well Head , On Cutoff Casing a.---~ In Concrete Plug Distance Below Final Grade Level ~/ Ft. 2__ in. Side Outlets: All Valves and Nipples Removed All Openings Closed ~.-, With Blinds , With Cement Penni t No. AP1 No. Unit or'~Lease Name Well No. Welds L___-- , Other INFORMATION BEADWELDED D!RECT/LY TO MARKER POST: (List Where Different from File Information) Operator ~, ~ .~ /~ Unit or Lease Name ./~ ~/~$'-/~ Well Number~af /~/~/it~ ~~.~~-~9 , Surface Location of Well: ~cfJm. Ft. Z~ q~ Z't F~rL Sec~ T/O ~ R~~~ ,, M 20 AAC 25.170: LOCATION CLEAN-UP PITS: Filled In.L..-~', Liners Removed or Buried , Debris Removed SURFACE OF PAD AND/OR' LOCATION: Rough , Smooth ~----', Contoured , Flat Other , Compacted c.~, CLEAN UP OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Clean__,.Pipe Scrap , Iron Scrap __, Wood __, Mud __, Cement Paper __, Other . ~$.,,~.~ ~ ~ ,~. ~c"'~ ! ,~'~c~, ~f~"~:,~'i~,,~,. SURROUNDING AREA: Wooded , Brush ~---~,' Tundra c---%'"'Grass , Dirt , Gravel ~--'", .... Sand , Other CONDITION SURROUNDING AREA: Clean , Trash frOm Site , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Site ACCESS RORD: Dirt__..._., Gravel. .. e~, Other CONDITION ACCESS ROAD AND SURROUNDING: Clean u-~'~'~ Rough , Smooth , Trash from Operations , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Road , Spoil from Clearing Road Other REMAINING TO BE DONE: RECOMMEND- APPROVAL OF ABANDO~IENT: INSPECTED BY 05/26/81 Ye s /"~, No ...... Final Inspection DATE ~ ~. ~ MEMOR IDUM St (a]:e 'i~.~ALASKA OI ~D GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO: C ° V ton Ch~i ~~/ ~U. Lonnie C. Smith Commi s si one r Edgar W. Sipple, Jr. ~__~., FROM: SUBJECT: Petroleum Inspector of Alaska DATE: October 7, 1982 FILE NO: 108A/X TELEPHONE NO: Plug and Abandonment of ARCO's BP 24-10-14 Sec. 24, T10N, R14E, UP~J Permit No. 69-30 Peggy Fisher ARCO Rep. Sunday, September 12, 1982 - Upon arrival at ARCO's BP ~i0~i4 si%e, ARC~"~'~ representative, Peggy Fisher had Schlumberger run in the hole with a dummy run, the gun would not go past 174 feet from the surface, therefore tubing was picked up with a mule shoe, it would not go past 174 feet. I have two pictures of the mule shoe with the marks on it, they are attached with this report. There was a Gamma Ray, 8.365 junk bas~et and casing collar log run. All were unable to go below 174 feet from surface. I called Jim Trimble to get permission from the Commission to do a perforation job at 50' in the 9 5/8" casing. Before the perforation job the existing diesel in 13 3/8" was changed over to 9.7 mud from 174' to 52" from surface. The cement plug ~as from 50' to surface, this included 9 5/8", 13 3/8" and the 20". (See attached dia~ram. ) I filled out the A.O.G.C.C. plug and abandonment re~ort which is attached. Also attached is the work completed on BP 24-10-14 dated 9/11 through '9/15 by ARCO's representative Peggy Fisher. 02-00IA(Rev.10/79) O&G #6 Operator Company Repr.. _~_.~ Lease No.~ Total Depth l0 ~1~' Casing: Drive Pipe Conductor . Intermediate Plugging Data: 1. Open hole plugs: STATE :.~F ALASKA OIL & GAS C©NSERVATION COMM Plug & Abandonment Report Well No. ~ ~::~-'/b-/{~ Elevation ~ ~ ~ ~., '2 ~ /~ ~'L 9N Well "O.D. Set at ~ Ft. w/ Pene. "O.D. @ F~)~' 4~'~Ft. Surface_ q ~/F "O.D. @ ~" ~'~-Ft~.~' "O.D. @ ~ } ~, ~ 'f~Ft.. Production "O.D. @ Ft. 2. Open hole isolation plug: e Perforation plugs 4. Annulus plugs (if any): 5. Casing stub plugs: 6. Surface plug: Casing removal: ., "casing cut at "casing cut at "casing cut at ' · Inspector/s: General Purpose Worksheet ,,,,, ~, -- s~j~cr- ...... - -- . ,--- .I,,. . ~r P, ver~ ~ ~/,~-,¢ I"'''"°' °' l",o'~,4~'e I°''° ~/~i~ ~ ) ARca Alaska, Inc. POS"'('-OfhC(""O Anchorage. "". . 99~10 Telephone 907 2.17 5637 c~ ~~ ~~ fL- cØ Janua ry 5, 1982 ;I'~ e p ~l\ -L ~ - '4 0 b -,,-CC ~.()~, ~ (ß~ 119')~" Mr. Lonnie Smith State of Alaska Alaska Oil and Gas Conservatioh Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Subject: Sundry Notices of Intent Dear Sir: Enclosed please find the Sundry Notices of Intent to plug and abandon ttL-e fol1owtPg Sohio wel1s:~BP 18-"0-15, BP 31-10-16, BP 19-10-15 and Put Riv~ Also, incl uded is a Sundry Notice of Intent to replace the 5~" production tubing on OS 13-2. Sincerely, ~~ .¡C-g ~ ¡O,A. VAN P.A. VanDusen District Drilling Engineer 1)1A.s~N PA V : GA : 1 tc Enclosure .."'--.. RECEIV'ED JA f\r- 5 ]9B2 Alaska Oil & Gas Cons. Commissìol1 Anchorage. ARGO .A.lask:>. Inc. ¡.s a 1'u! !:idiar, of AtianlicRich/J,,¡!iC:ol11p,my ' STATE OF ALASKA ~ ALASKA~iL AND GAS CONSERVATION C MISSION SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 1. DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WELL [] OTHER EX 2. Name of Operator 7. Permit No. ARCO Alaska, ]:nc. 69-30 3. Address 8. APl Number · P.O. Box 360, Anchorage, AK 99510 so- 029-20015 4. Location of Well 24]2' W£L, 945' NSL, Sec 24, T10N, R14[, UM 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) 6. Lease Designation and Serial No. R.T. 66.26' MSL ADL 2831 5 9. Unit or Lease Name Put River 10. Well Number BP 24-10-14 11. Field and Pool Prudhoe Bay Check Appropriate Box To Indicate 'Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data 12. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF: (Submit in Triplicate) (Submit in Duplicate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] Perforations [] Altering Casing [] Stimulate [] Abandon ~ Stimulation [] Abandonment [] Repair Well [] Change Plans [] Repairs Made [] Other [] Pull Tubing [] Other [] Pulling Tubing [] (Note: Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 with a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion.) 13. Describe Proposed or Completed Operations (Clearly state all pertinent details and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting any proposed work, for Abandonment see 20 AAC 25.105-170). ARCO Alaska, Inc., as operator for Sohio, proposes to plug and abandon this well due to the lack of commercially producible quantities of hydrocarbons. This work is being performed by ARCO as per the Inactive Non-Unit Well Agreement made with Prudhoe Bay Unit owners. See Attached Sheet Approved Cor~j':~3j'':~ 0~t &: Gas. rd0~s, 14. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge..c~.-_ ...... : .............. The space below for Commission use Conditions of Approval, if any: ~ot~£ieat~on such that a ~ep~esentative of the Cxza~ss~on may wit~ess e_nd vari fy proposed act ivit ies. eBt~I'~L "tIB BV Order of / & __[~7-"~ Approved by i1~ Illlllll la e, ittll COMMISSIONER the Commission Date__ ~- -- :. *=' Form 10-403 Submit "Intentions" in TriPlica~'e Rev. 7-1-80 and "Subsequent Reports'. in Duplicate 24-10-14 API 50-029-20015 ADL 28315 Permit No. 69-30 The 9-5/8" casing will be displaced to 2000' with a non-freezing fluid of a minimum density of 9.7 ppg. The 9-5/8" will be perforated at 50' and the 9-5/8" casing and the 9-5/8"x13-3/8" annulus cemented from 50' to the surface. II. ~'~A II The 13r3~/8"x20" and 0 x _ annuli are cemented. The open hole T.D. at 10,315 has been cemented to 9540' (315' above the 9-5/8" shoe) with a bridge plug directly on top of the cement. The 9-5/8" casing contains 9.7 ppg mud from 9540' to 2000'. The 9-5/8"x13-3/8" annulus contains 9.7 ppg mud. There are no intervals open to the well-bore. The wellhead will be removed, all casing strings cut below ground level, an abandonment marker erected and the location cleaned. A 13-5/8" 5000 psi WP BOP stack will be used on all well work performed by the rig. The BOP equipment will be pressure tested weekly and operationslly tested each. trip. Estimated start date' January BP ALASKA INC. P. O. BOX 4-CCC 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277-1422 COHFIDEI TIA[ October 10, 1969 A-00996 US 7-2-Well Files State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Gentlemen: In reply to your letters dated October 7, 1969 asking that we submit our overdue Well Histories and Directional Survey, we enclose the following: Well Put River No. 24-10-14 Well History Directional Survey (2) Well Put River No. 19-10-15 Well History Well Put River No. 33-11-13 Well ,His tory Very truly yours, Opera[~i~ns Manager hw Enclosures BP Alaska Inc. Put River BP 24-10-14 A.P.I. 50-029-20015 Permit #69-30 DIVISION OF O1L AND GAS Well History Spud 4-13-69. Drilled 36" hole to 65'. Ran 30" to 65', cemented w/150 sx Fondu/Fly Ash. Drilled 17-1/2" hole to 80'. Started washing out around conductor. Drilled 12-1/4" hole to 258'. Recemented conductor w/490 sx inside, 595 sx outside. Drilled 17-1/2" hole to 905', open to 26" to 858'. Ban 94# 20" casing to 808'. Cemented w/1740 sx Fondu/Fly Ash. Fitted and tested 20" BOP. Drilled 17-1/2" hole to 4225'. Ran 13-3/8" 68# and 61# K55 casing to 4166'. Cemented 1st stage w/1640 sx Class G. Cemented 2nd stage w/1350 sx Class G. Fitted and tested BOP. Drilled .12-1/4" hole to 6908'. Stuck pipe. Washed over. Continued drilling to 8344'. Cored #1-14. Drilled 8-1/2" hole from 9598-9879'. Opened hole to 12-1/4" to 9886'. Ran Schlumberger logs. Ran 9-5/8" N80 47# casing to 9855", DY at 5792'. Cemented 1st stage w/l120 sx Class G, 18% salt, 1% CFR-2 and 2nd stage w/lll0 sx Class G, 10% gel. Fitted and tested BOPs. Casing parted 9770'. Drilled from 9855 to 10,315'. Ran logs. Spotted 230 sx plug. To~ement 9430'. Drilled from 9430-9540'. Set bridge p.~u~953~5'. Displaced top 2000'of 9-5/8" with diesel. Coring Core # Depth In Depth Out Feet Rec.o.ver)/ 1 8344 8354 10 96% 2 8912 8920 8 100% 3 8920 8980 60 1100% 4 8980 9040 60 98% 5 9040 9100 60 97% 6 9100 9158 58 100% 7 9158 9204 46 97% 8 9204 9264 60 97% 9 9264 9324 60 99% 10 9324 9381 57 100% 11 9381 9441 60 100% 12 9441 9501 60 100% 13 9501 9561 60 1'00% 14 9561 9598 37 100% Testing NIL V~locity Survey July 1, 1969 Rig released 2400 hours, July 4, 1969. OCT 1 PI¥1~ION OF 01£ ANO GAS RNCItO~G~ BP OIL CORPORATION P. O. BO]( 4-¶395 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277-1422 August 13, 1969 0-00309 CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Department of Nanurai Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Gentlemen: Mo,n,,thly~ Re, ports of Drilling and Workover Operations Enclosed are monthly reports for the month of July 1969 on the wells listed below: HW Enclosures BP 01-11-12 BP 09-11-13 BP 11-10-14 BP 24-10-14 Put River #1 BP 19-10-15 BP 31'10-16 Very truly yours, BP OIL C~OgPg~TZpjN Operations Manager Form No, P--4 REV. 9-30-67 STATE OF ALASKA OiL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS SUBMIT IN DEPLICATE API NL"A~ERICA. L CODE 50-029-20015 6. LI~.~SE DESIGNATION AND SE1RIAL 1~O. ADL-28315 2. NA/VIE OF OP~TOR BP 0IL CORPORATION 3, ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P.O. Box 4~1395~ Anchorase~ Alaska 99503 4. LOCATION OF WELL 2412' W-EL, 945'NSL, Sec 24, T10N, R14E, UPM 8. L~.'IT,F.klR-M OR LEASE N.a~ME ~ut River 9. WELL NO. BP 24~10~14 10. FIELD A-ND POOL. OR WILDCAT Prudhoe Bay 11. SEC., T., R., Ai.. iBOTTO.%{ HOLE OBJ~_~rrIVE ) Sec 24~ T10N, R14E~ UPM 1~. PER2VIIT NO. 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CPI. A~NGES IN HOLE SI~E, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOLUAIq~S USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS A_N-D RESULTS. FISHING JOBS, JUNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTI~ER SIGNIFICA2qT CI-LA_~GES IN HOI~ CONDITIONS. July 1 ~ 3 Completed'logging, Cementedopen hole using 455 sacks Class G, Suspended, T.D, 10~315~, Set bridge plug at 9535'. Rig released 2359 hours, July 3, 1969. Moved ~o BP 19~10~15. ? ~4. I hereby certify ~ ,'- SIGw~:D 1"}- .'r"_; ~.~-.a NOTE~Report . on this ~ired for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. " To: (' " BP r EXPLORATION U.S.l~. INC. P. o. BOX 4-13'93 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99503 ~ ~."." ~ 'f'o..., , i\' ,'," . ) .;'" ", ,..;.. ~ . ,~', "., ""...:. \, \ ~ "~\:.;I;t ""'"\ ~\........ ¡ I" 4'?(~~--"-~ --\: ~. , . , Ù "^ ,":\ " ~ ,', ,..::..,) v.J'-~ ~' ~' ~,J.j.:... ~\¿ , , '~ \~ ¡ -' ~,,~ -..,,1 ~ c', ~ e,-c :::: <J.j'"""tC t ~ ~. ", .- ¡¡ i\. ¡, ~ """'~ ~i-" , if') {',- , ._~~.._~,.,;:;~-,.~.. -- .....J;¡-......, .;;..;'>~.."...~ r' '--, - \. ,.~....._".... ..\ \' .,~"...~, .,,) ,,/0 ,\ , {\ ~~\- '" .~ \;1 ""'-~'~ ,', "'- ~""'- ~-. ~ " ~\ ~~"-l' ,,-,~ St.,~,.,-, ~. 'l/ . :< N 3----i C"," '\~ ~ \ '.. ~.~ ¿ ~~~.~ BP Oil CORPORATION P. O. BOX 12I WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA TELEPHONE 277-1422. July 28, 1969 0-00244 US 7-2-24-10-14 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 CONFIDENTIAL HLB' ~ TRM ~ ~ OKG ~ KLV -.-~?,':./ · .... HV/K .-- REL ~ FILE _ -- Gentlemen: BP 24-10-14 Enclosed in duplicate is a Well Completion Form in connection with the above well, together with Gamma Ray Log, Baroid ppm Log (each 1 blue line + 1 sepia), and one set of well cuttings. Very truly yours, Operatiofrs Manager HW EnClosures cc: Mr. P. Hardwick JULg 'Igt OlVi$10N OF OILAND GA$.~ (- ..; SUBMIT .,.,~.. OF ALASKA ~.i ' : ',see, .- , t ~ structi revers~ side) OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE; ii I II WELL cOMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* ' la. TYPE OF W~.LL: .... 0Ii,' .... ' ' " w,,.L [-'] ~;^s [--] OR, [~] ot~e~ Appraisal/oil Wel :b. TYPE OF COMPLE~ON: ;, : . . . ~WELLNEW ~OvERWO'K.~ ,NDEEP' ~ BAcKPL~G~ ~,rr.nzsva. ~ ot%r Suspended 2. NAME OF OPERATOR '' BP OIL CORPORATION ,. ~ . · 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR '. P. O. BOX 4.'1395' Anchorage, Alaska 99503 · 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Report location, clearly and in accordance with any ,~tate requirements)* !' At surface 2412'WEL, 945:NSL, Sec 24, T10N, R14E, lfPM ... At top prod. interval reported below ~it total deptb i .: :., 5. AP1 N~C.A.L CODE A_PI 50-029-20015 6. L~,.~. E DESI~NA. TION AHD SERIAL NO. ADL-28315 IF IN'DIA.N, ~TTEE OR TRIBE NA.M.E .-- 8. UNIT,FARM OR LEASE NAME Put River 9. WELL NO. BP 24-10-14 ,o. F~.. A~D ~OOL, oR wn~c~r PrUdhoe Bay 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BO'I'POM HOL~. OB,IFA'rIVE) Sec 24, T10N, R14E, UPM !-,,;':-'. ; At 79 750,'..' ,'DD 2440'WEL, 1956'NSL~:~ Sec~ 24,! T10N, R14E, 12. P~m~T~O. ; .. 13. DiT~ SPUDDED i4. i .... "'i . ~ f ; UPM 69-30 ~ DATE T.D. RE~C~ 15. DATE COMP, SUSP, OR ABAND. i10. ELE/VATIOHS (DF, RKB, KT, GR,..~FC)' l?. ELEV. CASINGHEAD { 4/14/69 6/29/69i 7/3/69 [R.T. 66.26 MSL i : . -. ,, ~-. .... DEPTI--I Iq[OW' M~N'¥* ' ROTARY TOOLS CABLe 'I'001,8 ~'i 10,315 ft. T.0.C. 9540;B795 Total ~'2.,PRODUCING iNTI~VAL(S), OF THIS COMPLETIO~--'roP, BOTTOM, NAlvlE {MD AND-Tlt'~)* ~3. W~ DIREC'I*ION~L ,~ ' ' SURVEY MADE i i '" : : ' i ": At :9750 ~ 1 , J 24.~TYPE ELECTRIC AND ,OTHER I.~OGS RUN ~ : ! DIL/SP, BHS/GR, ,FDC/C!, LL3, ML/MLL, SNP/GR/C, 25. '~ . .CASING RECORD (Report all strings set in well) ' ; '30 ,"Stove'; ~ip~! ' .[ _65_ [ 36 ' /150 sacks 'PermafrOst -- . :zo .' ..i., ,~,. "1 ~40 I ~0~ ~ 26~" ll."~90 sacks rerma~:rost" ' -- ' "' · 13-318 I aa ~ 6i: IK/'.TqS 'i 41~6 ,! 177112 [I. 640 sacks "~;"1350 SI._Z.~ '' ,' TOP(MD;': ,~OTTO.,i~ (MD! SCREEN :iMD.!! , SIZ~I ' ' ~ ,D.E ,I~TI-I S~',~ (M.?!, P.~CIiEI't ~I~.T (MD) .' 'i ", ' . . ,, . ' i. , ,, 28. PERFORATIONS OPeN TO PRODUCTIOI~ (Interval, size and number) 29. ACID, SHOT, FRA~CI'URE, CEaVLENT SQUEEZE, ETC. ~ : DI~-~It'INTERVAL (M.~) [ AMOUNT 2.ND KIND PF. ~a~[~ERIAL'U,;.., , . .5~ED ,' . .; [ ,'~ [ /I II. n i ..? ! ': i.: ~ ~ , , . , ': .. !" :'~ " ' ] 'oivisiofiqfOltAND~s : ., . ................ ,30. : :. ~, .. ' ',, i I:rRODUCTIO1W ., ANCIt0~,GE ! DATE FIRST PRODUCTLON I ~q~ODUCT1ON ME'ii{OD (Flowh~g, ~a$ lift. pumpin~size and type of pump) [WELL STATUS (Producin~ or I ! oU''e ,, ......... 31. DISPOSITION Or OAS' (8old, ~sed l~]uel, vented, etc.) . [TEST WITNESSED BY G~ma Ray Lo~/~d p.~ ~o~ (each 1 bZue~ Z~ae.+ ~ se~a), ~ se~ welZ cu~nRs -' aa. i ~.~ ~rt,,~ t~., ,~~,~a .~a ,.ro=..o~ ,. ~om~,~t~ .~a ~or.~, .. ~,~r=,.~a ,rom .,:.~.,.~,~ ~o~a~ ~,ormm [~..~:~ .' , ,~... r,r~r Operations Manaser O,~E. ~Y 2 _ 69 i~ ~' ii I I i i L II II i ,.,~'~.~.,Ctio.~ ~.~ S~c.~ ~o, Addi~io'".l Dam o. R..er~ Side) .. INSTRUCTIONS General: This form is designed for submitting a cOmplete and correct well completion report and log on all types of lan.ds:~and lenses in Alaska. · Item: 16: Indica{~ which elevation is used as reference (where not otherwise shown) for depth measure- meats given in ether spaces on this form and in any attachments. Items 20, '~n.c! 2~:~ If this well is completed for separatc production from more than one interval zone (multiple C°~pl~tion),~..so state in item 20, and in item 22 show the prc.:lucing interval, or intervals, 'top(s), bott°~(S)~'and name (s) (if any) for only the interval reported in item 30. Submit a separate report (page}..on thi~ form, adequately identified, for each adctitional intezval to be seperately produced, show- lng the additional data pertinent to such interval. It®m26: "Sacks Cement": Attached sUpplemental records for this well shoul.d shoTM the details of any mul- tiple stage cementing and the location of 'the cementing tool. Item 28: ,Submit a separate completion report on this form for each interval to be separately produced. (See. instruction for items 20 and 22 above). : .., : 34. SUMMARY O~ FOP. MATION TESTS INCLUDING INTERVAl- TESTED. P~URE DATA AND RECOVERIES OF OIL, GAS, ' :' : . 35. G~OIA)G IC WA~ AND MUD - . . - ......... Nil ' .' . Tertiary and '" Cretaceous to 8400 ' .. . . .., ~urassic shale t~ 8906' ..... . ~' ...- Glauconitic - : -'- '~ sands tone to 8923' . ~ ~ ~ , S~ublik Fm. to 8988' Sadleroa~t 9or- 36. CORE DATA,' A~ACI[ BRIE~ D~CRIPI~ONS O~ LITHO~GY. POROSITY. FRAC~R~, APP~NT DIPS --~' ~ ous sands Eones AND D~PEC~I) SttOWS O~ OIL, G~ OR WA~. & mud-~ ~/~ .. . ~: COho-OreS · . , ~?~ 83~6''~ 8354 ~udstone~w. pobbles ;sandstone stones to 9565' ~912 - 9598 - ContSnUous coring (13 cores) through ~ormat~ons l~seed Sadleroc~t -.~ ~opposite. Core analysis .data not yet available. Good siltstones, v.f. "~ oil indications cease c. 9020', but hea~ Oil and_ · sandstones to 9870' bro~ fluorescence continue to c. 9060'. . - . ;: Mis s is s ipp lan limestones / . ' ' sha]m hnnd= ~n 10315' T D. CONFIDENTIAl. BP 24-10-14 Casing Wt/Ft Grade Depth Stages DV 1st Stage 2nd Stage 30 20 13-3/8 9-518 Stove 94 68/61 47 Pipe 65 1 H40 808 1 K55/J55 4166 2 N80 9855 2 -- 150 sks Permafrost -- 1890 sks Permafrost 1581 1640 sks Class G 5792 1120 sks Class G 18% salt 1350 sks Class G 1110 sks Class G 10% Gel JUL 91 9 D I¥1$1ON OF O I L AND GA$ · D~IRECTIIO~AL SURVEY F~EPORT FOR BRITISH PETROLEUM OIL INCORPOP~TED , TYPE OF SURVEY: SURVEY DEPTH: FROM. 4'100 LEASE: Pi~UDHOF~ '.B^Y FIELD: WILDCAT / NORTH si,OPE GYROSCOPIC MULTISHOT COUN'I~Y/PARISH 4/24/69 DATE OF SURVEY OFFICE' ANCHO,RAGE, AL~.SKA FT. TO 9750 FT. .WELL NO. _ lOB NO -STATE ALAS~' SU-3-16472 SP-135C BRITISH PETROLEUM OIL CORPORATION PRUDHQE .... BAY...-Z4.-IOml4 ........................................................................... WILDCAT VERTICAL .... ALASKA ....................... ' PAGE 1 05-10-69 ...... SURVEY.DATE SECTION COMPUTED ALONG CLOSURE SPERRY, SUN WE.LL SURVEYING COMPANY ' SU.-_.3-_16.450 ................................................. -- RECORD OF SURVEY ................................... TRUE ..... INCLINAT. ION ...... DIRECTION ....... DOG-LEG MEASURED VERTICAL SEVERITY' VERTICAL .............. DEPTH ............ DEPTH .................... .~DEG.. MIN ............... DEG .................. DEG/IO0 SECTION ................ O, .................. 0,00 .................. RIG_FLOOR 100. 99.99 0 5 N 52 E 0,00 -0,14 ............. 200 ......... 199. RECTANGULAR_.CDORDINATES _ NORTH SOUTH ............ EAST ........... WES.T 0.00 ........................... 0..00 0.08 :0..11 99 ........................ 0 .... 15 .............. N...73_.W ................... 0.30 ............... 0.09 .............0....21 ......................................................... ~0.3.0 300 .........299.99 ................... 0_30 ................. S.__ 3 E ...................... 0.63 ............. 0.61 40.0, 399,99 0 25 S 76 W 0,58 1,27 500 ........... 499.98 ................. 0 .... 30 .............. S_23,.E .............. 0.69 ............... 1.51 -0.65 .................................... ,0.25 -0.83 -0.96 - 1.63 ........................... _-.0... 62 600 ....... 599 700, 699 800, 799 · 98 ...................... 0_15 ................. N .... 68... E ................. 0.55 ................ 1.09 .98 0 20 S 32 E 0.38 1.16 · 98 .................... 0_..15 ........ N 54_E .................. 0.43 .............. 0.73 -1.47 ............ ·. ...... _,.0_ ,.2! -1.96 0.09 -1.70. 0,44 900 ......... 899,98. 1000, 999,97 1100 .... 1099,97 0_30 ................ S...2~..E ............... 0.60 ........... 0.94 0 20 N 85 E 0,49 0.46 0.__15 ................ N__41 ...... E ................ 0.23 .......... 0.03 ............................... -2.49 ............ 0,81 -2.44. 1.39. .... - ......... -2.11 1.67 .... ' ......... 1200 ........... 1199 1300. 1299 ...... ,1400. ..... 139.9 1500._]__1499 1600. 1599 1700 ........1699 1800 ......... 1799 1900,· 1899 2000, ...... 1_999 ,97 ................... 0...15 ..........N ..... 82_W .............. 0.43 ......... 0 · 97 0 25 S 14 E 0,56 0 · 97 .... i ......... 0.....20 ................ S_.38.E .............. 0.17 .............. 0 · 97 ................ 0...25 ............ S_63_E ..................... 0.18 ...... 0.35 · 96 0 25 S 80 E 0.12 -0.12 ,96 ................ 0._20 S .85_.E .............. 0.08 ........ -0.53 · 32 ,, '2.05 .......... 1.24 · 63 -2..76 1.42 .64_. ........................... -3.22 ....... .1.78 ................. -3.55 ....... -2.42 -3,67. 3.14 -3.72. 3.72 · 96. 0.. 15 ........ / .... N 4. W ............ 0.44 ....... -0,79 .96 0 20 S 21 E 0.57 -0.61 ,96 ................ O__2Q ............. S O_E .............0..12 .........-0.24 -3,29 ...... 3.69 -3.83. 3.90 -4,41' 3,90 2100 ....... 2099...95 0.__30 ............. 5...44...E .................. 0.3.4 .......... -0.31 2200. 2199'95 0 15' S 86 E 0.35 -0.63 2300, .......... 2299,95 .............. O .... 5 N_.85...E ................ 0,16 ............. ,0,75 ...... -5.04 -5.07 -5.. 06 .. 4.50 ............................. 4.94 · .. 5.08 ...................... BRITISH PETROLEUM OIL CORPORATION PRUDHOE · BA¥~. 24--10-14 WILDCAT _ALASKA ............. SPERRY-SUN WELL PAGE 2 05-10-69 SURVEY DATE VERTICAL SECTION COMPUTED ALONG CLOSURE SURVEYING COMPANY SU-3-16450 ............................................... RECORD OF SURVEY. ..................... TRUE .... ,].NCLINATION ..... DIRECTIO,N .......DOG-LEG MEASURED VERTICAL SEVERITY VERTICAL ...... DEPTH ........ DEPTH ....................... DEG MIN .................. DEG ............. DEG/iO0 SECTION' ..... 2400 ........2399.95 ....................... 0 .... 0 ................... N..:.. O_._E ................ 0.08 ........ -0.75 ............ 2500. 2499.95 0 35 S 42 E 0.58 -0.80 ......... 2600. ........... 2599.95 ................... 0_20 ................ S...7.9.,E ..................... 0.37 ......... -1.18 ... RECTANGULAR NORTH .......SOUTH COORDINATES EAST ..... WE.ST .. _ -5.06 ........ 5.08 -5.82 5.7? -5.93 ..... 6.34 2700 .......... 2699.95 ...................... 0 .... 5 ...................... N ..... 8'3 E ! 0.25 ..... -1 2800. 2799.94 0 10 S 2 E 0.'19 -1 2900 ........2899,.94 .................. 0_25 ................... S .... 29_E ............... 0.27 ..................... -1 3000 ....... 2,999.94 ................. 0 .... 15 ............... S_57.E ............... 0.22 ............ -1 3100. 3099.94 0 15 N 67 E 0.23 -1 3200 ......... 3199.94 ............... 0 !0 ...... ' N 29 E ................ 0.15 ..... -1 .30 ................ -5 · 12 -6 .00 .................................. -6 .91 ,., 6.48 .20 6.49 .84 ........ 6.84 .13 ............... -7.07 .55 '6.90 .82 .................... -6.65._ ....... ...... t..3300 ........ 3299.94 ...............0 .... 5 .............. S_54...E .................. 0.19 -1.86 3400. 3399.93 0 45 S 48 W 0.77 -0.55 ........ 3500 ......... 3499.91 ............... 1,.1.5 ............. S_83 W ..... 0.76.. 1.29 3600 ....... 3599.'89 .............. I 0 .......... N 81_W_. 3700. 3699.88 1 0 S 89 W 3800 .... 3799.84 ............... 1_35 ........ S 87. W 3900. ..3899.80 ...... 1..40 4000. 3999.76 1 35 -"THE-` C AL C ULA Ti'ON "-PR 0C E 7.21 · 7.6'1 7.75 ............................................... -6 -7 · 73 ._. 7.87 ................................... .61. 6.90 .88. . 4.73 ................................ 0.39 2.45 -7.60 3,~01 .............................. 0.17 3.83 -7.63 1.26 0.58 ........ 6.06 ..... -7.78 ........... _-..1.49_~ ........ N 66 :W 0.76.. 7.38 -6.59 ....... -4.14 ........................ N 64 W 0.10 8.54 -5.38. -6.63 DUKE-S'--ARE'-'"BASED" oN"THE'-USE oF'THE TANGENTIAL OR cHoRD. METHOD **** ........................ HORizONTAL DISPlay'cEMENT'-= .......... E~:'5'/~ ...... FEET AT--'SOUTH 50 DEG. 54"MI'N'- ..... "'ES-T{TRUE'} ¸.7 ....................... BRITISH,,.PEIROLEUM, OIL,CORPORATION PRUDHOE BAY 24-10-14 6-24-69 ....................... WILDCAI_NORIH ..... SLOPE VERTICAL, SECTION COMPUTED -ALASKA SPERRY-SUN 'WELL SURVEYING COMPANY RECORD OF SURVEY TRUE INCLINATION DIRECTION OOG-LEG RECTANGULAR ........... MEASURED ....... VERT. ICAL ....... ' ........ : ............................. SEVERITY ...... VERTICAL . . · ., DEPTH DEPTH DEG MIN OEG DEG/IO0 SECTION NORTH SOUTH PAGE SURVEY DATE ALONG C'LOSURE SU-3-16472 COORDINATES EAST WEST 4000. 3999,76 SU-3-16450 .............. · .~,. ......... 4100 ...........4099,-72 ....................... i .... 25 ................. N 70..,.~W ......... 0.00 ................. 6.65 ,.- 4200. 4199.69 1 30 N 63 W 0.19 9.26 4300. 4299.66 1 20 N 54 W 0.27 11.51 4400 ...........4399.64 ...................... 1 ........ ZO ................... N .45 W .................... 0.25 .............. 13.38 4500. 4499.63 i. 0 N 55 W 0.25 15.08 4600. 4599.61 1 5 N 58 W 0.09 '.4700 ......... 46.99 . 60 ..................... O. 50 .................... N....62 . W ................ 0 . 25 ...... 4800. 4799.59 0 35 N 73 W 0 4900. 4899.59 0 30 N 78 W 0 5000. ..........4999.59 0~.15 ................. S..87.W .................... 0 5100. 5099.59 0 10 S 68 W 0 5200. 5199.59 0 IO S 36 W 0 16 18 ,28 19 .09 20 .26 .............. 20 .10 20 .09 20 · 08 .............. 21 · 05 21 .................... 5300 ......5299.59 .......... 0._.15 .............. S_39_W ............... 0 5400. 5399.59 0 15 S 26 W '0 5500. 5499.59 0 15 S 7 W 0.08 20 5600 .......... 5599.58 ............ 0..25 ............ S.._3I W ........... 0.21 ...... 2I 5700. 5699.58 5800. 5799..58 59.00. .... 589~.58 6000. 5999.58 6100. 6099.58 ...................... 6200 ...... 61.99.5..8. 6300. 6299,58 0 20 S 25 W 0.09 21 0'I5 S 3 W 0.I3 2I __0__.15 ........... S ...... 6..E .............. 0.03 ........... 20 0 15 S 15 E 0.03 20 0 15 S 17 E 0.00 20 D_IO S..23_E ............. 0..08 ............... 20 O. 15 S 54 E 0.13 19 -5.38 " -6.63 .. 0.46 -4.53 ............................. -8.95 -3.34 -11.28 -1.97 -13.16 ................................... -14.6o ....................... -16:03 .94 1.46 -17.64 · 38 .......... 2.14 -18.92 .................... - .40 2.44 -19.89 · 26 2.62 -20.75 .65 .......... 2.60 ............... ' ........................... -21.18 .86 2.49 -21.45 . .94 2.25 -21.62 · 07 ...... 1.91 ............................... ~21.90 ................. · 10 1.52 -22.09 .99 1.09 -22.14 · 11 .. 0.47 ................. ~.22.52 ............... · 14 -0.05 -22.76 .01 -0.49 -22.79 · 80 ................... -0.92 ...................... ~22.74 .54 -1.34 -22.63 .27 -1.76 -22.50 .07 ....................... -2.03 ...........................-22.39 .......... .64 -2.28 -22.03 BRITISH.PETROLEUM ~OIL.CORP, ORATION PRUDHOE BAY 24-10-14 ~W~ILDCAI.,NOR~H ..... S.LO.P.~ ALASKA .VERTICAL 6-24-69 SECTION PAGE SURVEY DATE COMPUTED ALONG CLOSURE SPERRY-SUN WELL SURVEYING COMPANY RECORD OF SURVEY sU-3-16472 TRUE INCLINATION DIRECTION DOG-LEG MEASUREQ .... VERTICAL ................................................................ SEVERITY .... VERTICAL DEPTH DEPTH DEG MIN DEG DEG/100 SECTION 6400.. 6399.58 0 5 S 73 E 0.11 ........................ 6500. ......... 6499.5.7 .................... 0 ..... L5 .................... N.,85,E ................... 0.17 6600. 6599.51 0 5 S 84 E 0.16 6700. 6699.57 0 0 S 90 E ....... 6800 ........... 6799..57 ........................ 0 ...... 5 ..................... N.,.27 W.. 6900. 6899.57 0 5 N 72 W 19.50 19.11 18.97 0.08 18.97 0.08 ........ 19.08 0.06 19.22 . · . RECTANGUL NORTH SOU --2. ......... ~2, --2. --2- ..................... -2, --2. AR COORDINATES TH EAST WEST 33 -21.89 29 ........................... -21.46 30 -21.31 30 -21,31 17 .......................... -21.38 13 -21,52 7000. 6999.57 0 5 N 86 W 0.02 19.36 7100 ............ 7099.57 ..................... 0 i5 .................. S 8,2_W .......... 0.16 ............ 19.74 7200. 7199.57 0 20 N 86 W 0.10 20.30 -2.12 -21.66 -2.18 ........................... -22.'1'0 '-2,14 -22.68 .) 7400 ........... 7399..57 0 .... 15 S ...... ~.,,W ................. 0.23 ...... 20.33 7500, 7499,57. 0 20 S 9 W 0,09 20.20 7600, 7599.57 0 15 S i W 0,09 20,05 7700 ........7699.57 .................. 0 .... 15 S_.12_ W ........ 0.04 ....... i9.98 7800. 7799.57 0 5 S 9 E 0,17 19,90 -2,70 -22.94 -3.28 -23.03 -3.71 -23.04 -4.14 -23.13 -4.28 -23,10 7900. 789'9"~-5~ ........... 0-" 0 ................. S ..... O"E ................. 0.08 19.90 8000 ...... 7999.57 0 iO ............... N ,39,W ......... 0.16,, 20.16 8100. 8099,56 0 15 S 71 W 0.24 20.49 8200. 8199.56 8300 ......... 8299._._56 8400. 8399,54 0 30 S 54 W 0.27 20.96 0.,_...35 ............. S,.,.46,, W ............ 0.12 ..........21 . 35 1 5 S 35 W 0,51 21,78 8560.' ....... 8499 ~-53' ........... 0-'45 ............... S "54' W 0.44 22.49 860.0 ......... 85~99.53 0_,..20 ................ N .7_2__W ............. 0.61 . - .23.07 8700. 8699.52 0 40 N 19 W 0.53 23.82 -4,28 ......................... -23,10 -4,06 ......... -23,29 -4,20 -23.70 " -4,7i -24.4i ............ -5,45 . -25,11 ............... . -6.99 -26.20 -7.76 -27,26 ............ ,7,58 ..................... ~27.81 -6.48 -28-19 ' ' · .. B~ITI. SH PETROLEUM OI~..COR~ORAIION PRUDHOE BAY 24-10-14 ................. WILDC.A,I_...N.O.R.IH....SLO.B£ ........................................................................... ALASKA SPERRY-SUN WELL SURVEYING COMPANY RECORD OF SURVEY TRUE INCLINATION DIRECTION DOG-LEG MEASURED .... VERTICAL ........................................................... SEVERITY VERTICAL DEPTH DEPTH DEG MIN DEG DEG/IO0 SECTION NORTH 8800, 8799,5i 0 55 N 1 E 0,36 24,39 .................... 8900,, ......... 8899,,~.7 ............... 1 ..... 40 ............... N...1.O,.E ................ 0,77 ........ 24.97 9000, 8999o4i I 50 N 11 E 0,16 25,56 1,Il 9100, 9099,37 1 45 N 0 W 0,35 26.68 4, I6 ......................... 9200, .... 9199,,34 ............. 1 20 ................. N .... IO..W .................. 0,49 .............. 27,90 ..............6.46 9300, 9299.33 0 55 N 32 W 0,59 9400. 9399,32 0 40 N 30 W 0,25 9500.° ........... 9.499,32~ -0 10 .................... N .8 E .................... 0.54 9600. 9599,32 0 20 N 51 E 0,24 9700, 9699.31 0 35 N 29 E 0.30 97.5.0,, ........... 9.749,.3~ ..... : ........ 0.....~5 .................. N ...... 4.._E ................. 0,66_ 6-24-69 VERTICAL SECTION COMPUTED 29.19 7.81 30.10 8.82 30.17 ..... 9.11 29.88 9,4.'1 29.75 10.37 29.95 11.02 PAGE. 3 SURVEY DATE ALONG CLOSURE ......................................... SU-3-'16472 RECTANGULAR COORDINATES SOUTH EAST WEST -4.88 -28.I6 ......... .-...2.02 .......................... ' ......... -27 · 66 -27.05 -2?.05 ' ............................................ -27.45 ................................ -;'8.30 -28.88 ................. -28.84 .......................... -28.39 -27.89 ......... -27.85 .................. ................. .**~*....THE..CALCULA.T. ION._.P..P, OCEDURES ....At~E_..BASED..ON..THE USE OF THE HO~.I. ZONTAL_.D.I SP..LACEMENT._..~ .......... _29...95 ....... EEET. AT .. NORTH TANGENTIAL.OR CHORD METHOD_**** ............................ 68..DEG, 2~ MIN.. WESTJ.TRUE.) ................................ 0-00199 CONFIDENTIAL ":;"::")'BP OIL CORPORATION P. O. BOX 4-1395 12I WEST FIRE%¥EED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALA$i<A 99503 TELEPHONE 277-~422 July 8, 1969 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil & Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: EncloSed are the following "Monthly Report of Drilling and Workover Operations" forms, completed for the month of June 1969:- Well BP 09-11-13 Well Put River #1 Well BP 13-10-14 Well BP 14-i0-14 Well BP._2_4~0-14 Well BP 31-10-16 Very truly yours, HJC:hw Enclosures 9,o 0.. Tz0 .,.%~// Operations Manager l~rra No. ~.~v. s-~o-6~ STATE OF ALASKA SU~T IN OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION £ONV~AITYEE 50-029-20015 MONTHLY REPORT OF DRILLING ADL 28315 AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS otL.,~ ~ o~sw~ ~ o~ Wildcat 2. N~E OF OP~TOR 8. L~IT,F.~{ OR LEASE N.~E BP 0il Corporation Put River 3, ADDR~S OF OPhiR 9. %VE~ P.O. Box 4-1395, ~chorage, Alaska 99503 BP 24-10-14 4. LOCA~ON OF WELL 2412' WEL, 945' NSL, Section 24, T10N, R14E, UPM 10. FIELD A2qD POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC.. T., R., M.. (BOTTOM HOLE oB~crn~ Sec 24, TiON, R14E, UPM 12. PEI:LMIT N'O. 69 -30 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CE/ViENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET A/xFD VOLUMES USED, PERFO'tLATIONS, TESTS A_N'D 1RJESULTS. FISHING JOB~. JUWK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TR4%CKED HOLE AND ANY O~-IER SIGNIFICANT CI-IAN~ES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL 3une 1969 June 1"- 10 June 11 - 17 June 18 June 19 - 22 June 23 - 24 June 25 - 29 June 30 Cored 8-1/2" hole to.9598'. Drilled 8-1/2" hole to 9886' and opened to 12-1/4". Ran Schlumberger logs. Conditioned hole for casing. Ran 9-5/8" casing to 9855' and cemented in two stages. First stage Cemented with 1120 sacks cement; second stage cemented with 1110 sacks cement. Nippled up. Drilled out. Ran logs. Found bottom two joints had fallen 31'. Bottom of string at19770'. Lower joints 9803' - 9888'. Drilled 8-1/2" hole to 10315'. Ran Schlumberger logs. NOTE--Report on ~s 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 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. BP Oil CORPORATION P. O. BOX 4-1395 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277-1422 June 30, 1969 0-00180 US 7-2-24-10-14 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Division of Oil & Gas Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: WELL BP 24-10-14 Enclosed are the original and two copies of ~Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells", advising of our intention to suspend the above captioned well. HJC:hw Enclosures Very truly yours, BP OIL Manager Form P--3 (~ REV. 9-30-67 STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE Subn~t "Intentions" in 'P~plicate ( CONFIDENTIAl & "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate 5. API NU-M.F_A~CAL CODE 50-029-20015 8. L~A~. DESIGNATION A_ND S]gHIA~ NO. SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for -proposals to drill or to deepen or plug back to a diffierent reservoir. U~e "APPLICATION FOR PERNIIT--" for such proposals.) ADL 28315 7. IF IlXrDIA-N, AJ..J.A]-~ OR TRIBE NAil/ER 0IL ~-~ GAS WELL WELL [] OT~ER Wi Idcat 2. NAME OF OPEB, ATOR 8.UNIT, FAi~Vi OR LEASE NAIViE BP 01L CORPORAT I ON Put Ri ver 3. ADDRESS OF OPEI:L~TOR P.O. Box 4-1395, Anchorage, Alaska 99503 4. LOCATION O,F %VELL At surface 2412' WEL, 945' NSL, Sec 24, TION, RI4E, UPM 13. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc. RT 66.26 MS L Check Appropriate Box To Ind, i'cate Nlature of N~oti~ce, Re, 14. 9. ItFELL NO. BP 24-10-14 · 10. Flq~f,r~ AA]T) POOL, OR WILD~4~T W i I dcat 11. SEC., T., R., M,, (B~M HOLE OBJF_J3CIVE) Sec 24, TION, RI4E, UPM 12. PEP~T 69-30 ~ort, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: FRACTURE TREAT MULTIPLE COMPI,ETE SHOOT OR ACIDIZE ARANDON* REPAIR WELL CHANGE PLANR (Other) Suspend BUBREQ'UENT REPORT OF: WATER SlIUT-OFF REPAIRING WELL t FRACTURE. TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING 011 ACIDIZING ABANDONMEN'T* (Other) NoTE: Report results of multiple completion on Well ompletton or Recompletion Report and Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state all pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, including estimated date of starting an>' proposed work. · We intend to suspend our Subject well pending design of production facilities and downhole completion arrangements. The well status will be as follows:- Dep~h·~'8-1/2'' open hole Last Casing Stri.ng Cemented with . Approx. 10,200 feet 9-5/8" 47 Ib/ft N80 Buttress at 9886 1120 sacks G with 18% salt I% CFR-2 through shoe II10 sacks G with 10% gel through stage tool at 5792' A cement plug will be placed over the open hole interval and into the 9-5/8i' casing, and a bridge plug will be set at the top of the cement. The casing will not be perforated. TITLE OPERATIONS MANAGER I)A~E JUNE 30, 1969 See l~nstrucfions On Reverse Side Roturned BP Oil CORPORATION P. O. BOX 4-1395 12I WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277-I422 June 10, 1969 0-00128 STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL State of Alaska Division of Oil & Gas Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Gentlemen: MonthlM,.Reports of Drilling and.Wqrkover Operations Attached hereto are Monthly Reports of Drilling and Workover Operations for the month of May 1969, in Connection with the following wells:- BP 31-10-16 BP 14-10-14 BP 04-11-13' BP 10-11-13 BP 09-11-13 BP 33-11-13 ~?'-~4-10-1~ Very truly yours, HJC:hw Enclosures Operat±ons Manager Form No. P---4 REV. 9-3§-6"; STATE OF ALASKA suBMrr EN DIgPLICA'I3g OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE ~ONTHLy REPORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS OIL ~ GA8 WELL ~ WELL 2. NA/~E OF OPERATOR BP 0IL COKPORATIOR 3. ADDRESS OF OPER3~TOR P.0. Box 4-1395, Anchorage, Alaska 99503 4. LOCATION OF WEI.~ 2412' WEL, 945' NSL, Section 24, T10N, R14E, UPM CONFIDENTIAL %. API NUAIERICAL CODE 50-029-20015 6. L~SE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO ADL 28315 7. IF INDIAN, ALOTTEE OR TRIBE NAAIE 8. U!A'IT,F.~R_¥I OR LEASE NA-'~IE Put River WELL NO. BP 24-10-14 10. FIELd) A-ND POi)L, OR WILDCAT Wildcat i1. SEC., T., R., M., (BOIl?OM HOI_2g O~) Sec "'zo, T10N, R14E, UPM 12. PERMIT NO. 69-30 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND C~¥IENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET ~ VOLLrN~ USED, PF.1R.FORATIONS, /-F-.STS A/NT) I:LESULTS. FISHING JOBS, JTJNK L~V HOLE AND SIDE-TRJkCKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CI-tA~GES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS. 'May'1969 ''STRICTLY':CONFIDENTIAL May 1 - 6 May 7 - 9 May 10 - 26 May 27 May 28 - 29 May 30 - 31 Drilled 17½" to 4225.' Conditioned hole. Rani3-3/8" casing to 4166' and cemented in two stages. First stage cemented with 1640 sacks cement; second stage with 1350 sacks. Nippled up. Drilled 12¼" t© 8344' Cored 8½" to 8354' Drilled 8%" to 8912' Cored 8%" to 8980' 14. I hereby certify that the correct SmNED OPV, RATTON.q MANAC~ER DATE JUNE 10. 1969 NO/E--Report on this form is required for each calenda~ month, ~egardless o~ the status of operations, anti must be fi{ed in duplicate with the Divisio~ of Mines & Minerals by the 15th o{ the succeedin9 mo,th~ unless otherwise directed. Form No. 1:'.--4 STATE OF ALASKA SuBMrr IN OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE MONTHLY RE*PORT OF DRILLING AND WORKOVER OPERATIONS 0IL D GAB WELL WELL NAME OF OPEP,.ATOR Wildcat BP Oil Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERJkTOR P.O. Box 4-1395, Anchorage, Alaska 4. IX)CA'lION OF w~ 99503 2412' WEL, 945' NSL, Section 24, T10N, R14E, UPM AP1 N~iE~CAL CODE 50-029-20015 LEASE DESiGNA~ON AND S~IAL NO. ADL 28315 7. IF INDIA~,~, AL~TTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. L"IXIT,F.Ki:~tl OR LEASE lq.KME Put River 9. ~-~:~.l. NO B? 24-10-14 10. FLF_.L,D AND POOL. OR WILDCA? Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOT'rOM HOI~E Section 24, T10N, R14E, UPM 1~-. PER,MIT NO. 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AiN-D CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH ~-~;~ SET ~ VOL~ USED, P~O~TIONS, ~TS ~ ~SULTS. FISHING JO~. J~K ~ HO~ ~D SIDE-~CK~ HOLE AND A.1WY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOL~ CONDITIONS. April 1969 STRICTLYCONFIDENTIAL KLV [.[_.~_..'3J' HWK REL 1st - 10th llth - 13th 14th - 19th 20th - 25th 26th - 27th 28th - 30th Moving rig and camp from Put River #1. Drilled '36" hole and set 30" conductor at 65' with 150 sacks FILE cement Spudded at 1200 hours April 14, 1969, drilled 12-1/4" to 472' and opened to 17-1/2". Drilled 17-1/2" to 904' and opened to 26" t° 858'. Conditioned hole, ran 20" casing t° 808' and cemented with 1740 sacks. Nippled up. Drilled 17-1/2" to 1765'. 1'6 1969 DIVISION OF Oil. AND OAS ANClt~I~O! is true and ~orrect 14. I hereby certify sm~ ~ wv. ~~'"w~~",mT,_~ AREA MANAGER ..~ MAY 14, 1969 ~'_ c. i,A~Mll~]K NOTE~Report on this form is required for each calendar month, regardless of the status of operations, anti must be filed in duplicate with the Division of Mines & Minerals by the 15th of the succeeding month, unless otherwise directed. FORM FG- 74 (REV. 2-67) MEMORANDUM TO: [-- Homer L. Burrell, Director Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 FROM: Robert J. Wienhold Habitat Biologist Alaska Department of Fish and Game 1018 International Airport Road Anchorage, Alaska 99504 State of Alaska FILE NO: DATE : SUBJECT: April 18, 1969 Put River BP 24-10-14 BP Oil Corporation, Operator In reference to the subject well, the Alaska Department of Fish and Game requests the following wild.life stipulations be attached to the permit to dri 11.: 1. Prior to the beginning of drilling, a sump of sufficient size to contain all waste fluids will be constructed. The sump must be lined with material impervious to oil at all seasons during the year. 2. Prior to the beginning of drilling, adequate ditching shall surround the area, taking advantage of. the natural topography of the land to insure that any spill that might occur will be drained into the sump. 3. Prior to abandonment of the site, the sump must be cleared of all oil and covered. -.4,~. The operator must dispose of all refuse, waste, debris, garbage, pallet board, visqueen, barrels, etc. by being burned and non- combustible material must be disposed of by removal to a site acceptable to the Alaska Department of Fish and Game. 5. No stream or body of water will have any foreign material added to it. This includes vegetation, soil, petroleum products, or refuse. 6. Ail preparatory work for drilling will be done prior to May l, 1969. This inclUdes construction of access roads, airstrips, gravel dumps, and necessary excavations. -~ RJW: rw rc: B. Hilliker DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS (~)s BP OIL CORPORATION P. O. BOX 4-1395 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE. ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277-1422 April 14, 1969 HLB TRM _ OKG KL¥ ~~'~ REL ~ FILE 0-00005 US 7-2-24-10-14 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Homer L. Burrell, Director Gentlemen: Put River BP 24-10-14 We acknowledge receipt of your letter dated April 10, 1969 in regard to your approval of our application for permit to drill the above 'referenced well. The following additional information is submitted in conjunction with our application: 1) Well samples and core chips will be supplied. 2) Directional survey will be carried out. 3) 20" casing will be cemented to surface. 4) BOPE program will be blind rams, pipe rams and hydril from the setting of 13-3/8" casing. Very truly yours, B? OI]~ ~Olt/~ IOl~ ±OhS Manager HJC:hw DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS Operator ....... BP OiI11 ,Corporation : ~ Lease & Well Put River BP 24-10-14 Spud Date The following information is in the bank file: 1. P-3 F-4 3. Well History .............. ..... .............................................., . 4. Directional Survey ................ . ..... . .................. .. ...... 5 Electric Log Blue line ~ Sepia 6. Lithology or Mud Log ..................... Blue line ~ Sepia 7. Other Log ._ ~ P-/'Weu '~,~'~z 8. Field Trip Report, .dated 9. Other DIVISION OF OIL AND GAS April 10, 1969 Re: Put River 81' 24-10-14 SP Oil Corporation s Operator Mr. 'I. C. L.u'min1e. Area Manager Dr 011 CorpO1:' at1oø P. O. lox 4-1395 Aachorale, At..ka 99503 Dear str: ¡aclo'" please ita(! tbeepprove4applleatlonfor pe't'1l1t to drill tl'Wrefereacedøel1. Vells.., l.sand core chip. are required. and the d tree tioul survey i.required tflndlcated by the TOTCO. 1180, plea.* note the re~lr_!\t to ,circulate 20" eaatftlto surface aDd aùld..t a aatlafaetory BOP;! prol'-. Ala.ita Department of Fish a_C.. 8ttpulat:1ons, whenr.eceived. will be fol'Wardedto you and will become cendt.tioDS of subject permit. Inth..vent of abandøneønt..plea8e aot1fJ'th18 offieeadequately 111 -wa_alo that .. -J bavea wi.tneaspreHftt.. Very truly your8~ Unar 1,'0 Burrell Binctor BLB.: jm Ene los.'ure FORM SA. I B MEMORANDUM State of Alaska DIP MDØt Off JIØ8W, .1IIO8.CES Dlft.lOR OF OlL AIID GAS TO: Boa B . ...... IDIIu8uial Safety ¡up-tor Depart... lit of I"" DATE : Ap~1110. 1969 FROM: 1hIFlDl' L. Iunel1 Dinctør SUBJECT: Put 1.1.... IP 24-10-14 . til Corporatfoa, Oper.ten: 1M 1øed 18 .copyef tlte ........ ."licatioato 8'111 for the ...... apt"" _11. "':j8 I8C hIuø FORMSA.iB MEMORANDUM State of Alaska 01YUI08 or on. AD GAS TO: r Dale W&11taatoD Deputy .Cc1 r t..iGMr DATE : April 10. 1969 FROM: lIoumþ1r L. _"11 Dtnc tor SUBJECT: Pat 1.1".. IP 24-10-14 IP 011 Col'pOrattoD. Operator lack... ... tbe ""N~" ...11ca~tøa fœ pGld.t 1:0_111. plat ... cbeck tat" "*1Ot8t of $SO for f11"" fee. ..: j8 lucktawe FORM SA. I B MEMORANDUM State of Alaska 0190108 OP OIL AD GAS TO: I Joa 81- Departaat of ruh aød c.. DATE: .April 10. 1969 FROM: Blair L. .. £811 Binetex' SUBJECT: Put at.... .. 24-10-14 IP Oil Col'pOratioa. Operator '1.... fÛMI ne1"" - .appJ.tcatioD foe ,a8l.t to drill.. 1ocatioa plat I_the 8ove'. apt""" _11. Plaee"18e if tll8r. are 87..t- ... C...tlp.1ati88 JOU 1d8k to ... .... OR t_peNtt. Pl.... .r.... ,.. r., 1, ucapt t.oMèIabove. BLat ja låc1u8u BP OIL CORPORATION P. O. BOX 4-139~ 121 WEST FIREWEED LANE, SUITE 205 ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99503 TELEPHONE 277-1422 April 1, 1969 US 7-2-PR 24-10-14 State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources Division of Oil and Gas 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Attention: Mr. Thomas R. Marshall, Jr. Petroleum Supervisor Gentlemen: BP 24-10-14 Please find the following enclosed herewith: 1. Application for a permit to drill a well on the Arctic Slope, Alaska 2. Four copies of the surveyor's plat showing the location of the proposed well 3. A check for $50 to cover the permit filing fee We should be obliged if you would process this application as quickly as possible as we propose to begin drilling operations on or about April 10, 1969. FGL:raw Enclosures cc: Mr. J. W. Martyr Your~ v~ery truly, ~rea Manager APR 4 1969 JU~JMON Of OIL AND GAS .~i ~ SUBMIT IN . Form P--1 (Other instruction reverse side) STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE' APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN, OR PLUG BAcK " 11~. TYPE OF WORK DRILL I-~ DEEPEN [] PLUG BACK [] WELL Wildcat ZO,' WELL 2. NAME OF oPERATOR BP Oil Corporation 3. ADDRESS O~ OPEP,-&TOR P. 0. Box 4-1395, Anchorage, Alaska 99503 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface 2412' ~L, 945' NSL, Section~'.~, .~, UPM At pro~sed prod. zone As above 13. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECTION F/OM NEAREST TOWN OR.POST OFFICE* 110 miles northeast of Umiat API 50-029-20015 5. 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME Put River 9. VFELL NO. BP 24-10-14 10. FI~D AND POOL, OR wILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC.-, T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Section 24 T10N, R14E, UPM 12. 14. BOND INFORMATION: TYPE Surety an~/~r~lS[o. ~. 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED* Z~.J ~.~.~ln 1~t$~ LOCATION TO NEAREST No. 28316 held PROPERTY OR LEASE LINE, FT. (Also to nearest drig, unit, i£ any) ~ bv SQC~i 'J~. DIST~iNCE FROM PROPOSED LOCATI(~N* TO NEAREST WELL DMILLING, COMPLETED, OR APPLIED FOR, FT. 1605' from Socal 31-25 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, C-R, etc.) Estimated KB 40' above MSL i16. NO. OF ACRES IN LEASE J 2560 i~. PROPOSED DEPTH I 10.500' 23, ' PROPOSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRA1VI Surface- 4,100' 4,100- 8,565' 8,565- 9,230' 9,230- 9,450' 9,450-10,500' TD Run either 7" liner or full string and cement as required. A mud logging unit will be used and electric logs will be run at TD and also at intermediate depths. Significant oil and gas shows will be tested. Subsequent reports will be filed as required. Approximate spud date, April 20, 1969 Geological Prognosis Tertiary and Recent Jurassic and Cretaceous Triassic Permo-Triassic Mississippian Sands and gravels Shales, silts and subordinate sands Sandstones, shales and limestones Shale Limestones IN ABOVE SPACE DESCHIBE P~OPOSED PI~OGRAM: If proposal /s to deepen or plug back, give da~a on present Productive zone and proposed new projective, zoPze. If Proposal is to drill or deepen direct~onally, give pertinen~ data o.n subsurface l~cations and measu~d and true vertical ~e~/~ive/.blowout preventer program. ~4. I hereby certify, that/ih~ F~re~6ing is True and Correct ~'P'/' /--~44~(~---'C- April 1, 1969 Area Manager SIGNED , '~ / ' DATE : TITLE :~.~":, ~,'Z:~''~.?'~. F _ ~ _ L~_~J ~ ~a (This spa~~'~i~e use) CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: ISAMPL~.S A/~D CORE CHLPS R,E~UIITED iDIR3gCTIONAL ~U~ME_ X ..1~, .Q_ ~I~%ED % A.P.I. NLrlVLERICAL CODE PERMIT NO_ {~[~ 4~30 ~ APPROVAL DATE April 10, 1969 ~~/~~ Director Ap~sov~_ ~z~. Div. of Oil & Gas ~x~ April 10: 1969 *See In~ucti°ns On Revere Side SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASING WEIGHT PER FOOT GRAI3E SETTING DEPTH QUANTITX OF CEMENT i6" 30'i Stovepipe 80' Cement to surface !6" 20" 94# . 800' Cement bottom 200' Top 50"-~ .7 1/2" Ill 13 3/8" 61# 33~0' Cement 3300" - 600' .. ' _2 1/~" 9 5/8" 47# 8565 cement to surface ' 8 1/2" 7" 29# As required As required 17. NO. ACRES ASSIGNED TO THiS WELL 20. ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS Rotary 22: APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START* April 10, 1969 7 8 fPUT RIVER 2q-10-14 --~- '~ Ceme~ ~ p~d), 15" LAT. 70° 12 08. ~ LONG 148° ZT'59~Z" ~ Y ~ 5,9Z5,911 ./ X = 690, ~0 (Well Iocotion) LAT 7~ IZ' ~. 12" ,, ~NG I~° 27 ~,16 X = 6~, 242 Z7 ~6 ~5 3t, 29 ........................................................................................ 34 35 36 31 3 Z 28 33 T/ON CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR SCALE: I": IMILE I hereby certify that I am properly registered and licensed to practice land surveying in the State of Alaska and that this plat represents a location survey made by me or under my supervision, and that all dimensions and other details are correct. SURVEYOR Date NOTE DISTANCE SHOWN IS TO WELL LOCATION APR 4 19 o9 PUT RIVER Z4-10-14 Located in g~f__P~ Jracted__S_e,~[Lo_~__Z4.,__TlON, RI~ E; UMI A~T MERIDIAN.. AK Surveyed ..f.o r BP OIL CORPORATION Surveyed by F M. LINDSEY 8[ ASSOC. LAND ~ HYDROGRAPHIC SURVEYORS 2502 West Norihern Lights Boulevard Box 4-081 Anch°rallgellll i i ii mi Alaska dP, :? 10. ~{> :~:::~,l'l' ',":' ,II '."':" £01:(',.0 ø.eo..o......f:'~"'110"'~~"'.oo..........'~ I CHECK-LIST FOR NEW tfELL PERMITS ::; 1. Is well to be located in a defined pool.................~..aøJ.~I.... 2. Do statewide rule3 ~ ~ Af1t. 1!Y!1. J!&\, ," ,;:,P',.y ...."...............".~.II..e.O)9"'...'¡D.O..... 3. Is a registeredsürvey plat attached ................................ 4. Is well l(¡c~' t J ; 't;,;:r distance from property line... II . . . . II. . . . . . . . . . 5. Is well}'> J distance from other wells ...' " . ~ 9 a. ~ " .. . . .... , , 6. "'," "';'('}'," f' ~,t'ed <'. -, """"",,,.- "c:reage available in th:lB p<)ol II " )". II II.. II.. Is suffi!.:!'::, 7. Is well L) '¡,>..:d .$>"'," ""a................................'... i,; , ;"1 8. Is ope'r:H,:'H~ th~,^ oa~!,y .riffected party.. II. . 0" .. . ". .. . .. '" '" ;~ . " . . . II ... . II. .. . 11l1J ff!!\ 9. Can Permi( h(: ;:,:D~;fOVßd befo",,:'(~ ten~.day ~"a.it "... ,')"" '~II ø. ".. 1>"... II....... ,< ~ Does operl:,ï1(Y' hi~>iJ;:'~ a bond '~\1 Is 'conductor' strlngprovided ~ ""","" ~,~j, /,' ~ ,;;",'~~!::~t:;S~~t7:~"tie"" i~ surf(itc:.,.,& intet'rp:~~ia~:~,~:g;9duc ~.f8:~'i',:,\~.~~.f~~.~,;.~.,~~..~,~".,i(t~~.,¡¡r1: ~~"~' Will all casing give adequ~lt(~sa.£ety inc()llaps~ and tension.... .... rIit '- cement coverallpos$ ib le productive horizons. .'.. .".". II .00.. .~. ..Æf surface casing cover all freshwater zones ....,,~.~.........o...~, - 12. Is enough cemer~tjased to c~,l:'culate on conductor and surface.."...... .'( ': ", Yï~:::;: ' , ,,' " '113. Will surface csg. lntern.al burst equal .5 psi/ft. to next string .... ',;':': , ":::¥\:".¡, : "',""". ,:¡,' , ~,!,.;15,. ;~,r,:~j::~' "-, '.:', 16.'" 'r'.i .;," 1~'¡;,;:', ""IS :',' ..... " . .. '," ,,;,.' . . ,(ii, ,',' " ' ":,i,' ':"" ": Y:i, ::3:/ . ","i:', ','.",'" Do~s BOPE have sufficient pressure :r;ating ............................. ~édi.ately.......o _.-~~---,--~"""",-~~ ..,-"....... , "...-- . -~, . . '. '/ 1.\0 I' ;':~D,rks ~""~--- ~ ,,"-- --"',,-.' '. """,~,'~"-""""--~- '-~'"-~""",,,,- ',_.-,'- ""'"'--~- ~".,---þ" '~ - " '.--- A--~"'~--~"-'-'Y' -",'"""""",,--- '-" ",'" ".,' .., ' ..', 't ","', "',:' "',' "", '," ".,..,.."",-"",-------~--,,-".~-- '.":: --...", "':,, "'" 'n _b'_~~ " ~"'_i"""""'.~"""""'" [~ ---"~~-"-,-,"'-~,"~""""~'- " ' , ,'-'.."., """"",_""",",-"-~,~."""-",,,,,,~-,'~""">""""""""'"~"-""""""" '"""""...- Well Histo /File APPENDIX Information of detailed nature that is not padiculady 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. i i iiii i i i ii i i i i i i i i i i i ii i i llllr111 Il ~' -~ COUNTY N.~O~ STATE ALASKA _ ~: , I~ERVAL LOGGED 70 .... FT TO_ ~,3~ FT ~PERVISING ENGINEER L. JAMES UNIT N0199 DATE LOGGED .4-14-69 ........ TO . g-~o ~, ~ TYPE MUDS DUL-VIS ...... TO FT DEPTH MEASURED FROM ._KB ....... TO .. , .................. ~... ,-?,:~:--~-.~ ~ ~. _ _ ABBREVIATIONS -"" , MUD ~ARA~ERI~ICS SAND ~'~::.::.~.~'.~?~.:'~'...~::.J LIMESTONE NB NEW BIT W WEIGHT~L~~ L~~ FT NCB NEW CORE BIT V VlSCOSI~,APt, SEC~DS SHALE ~. ~ ':,'~ ~LITIC LIMESTONE i CO CIRCULATED OUT F FILTRATE, A~, CC'S DST '~ILL STEM TEST CK FILTER CAKE CLAY DOLOMITE LAT LOGGED AFTER TRiP S SALINITY ~MCL-~GPG CL- CHERT ~ GY~M,~HY~ITE F//////////~ TG. TRIP GAS Rm M~-RESI~M~,~METER NR NO RETURNS Rmc MUD<AKERE~TIVi~O~-M~R SALT ~ COAL ~ LIGNITE .... DS DIRE~IO~L SU~EY Rmf MUD-FILTRATE RESI~IVITY, SILTSTONE ~. J GRANITE WASH DC ~H CORRECTION OHM-METER ~~E~T E ~ DRILLING RATE ~m HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M = JO00 CUTTINGS AN~IS TOTAL GAS ~ FT, PER HR. ~ ~ ....... METHANE ~ ........ ~ -' ~ LIT~LOGY ~ C~ C2 C3 C4 C5+ uou~o ~ .............. ~0 ~ (Ce+) --.~e+~-~ ~ ~0 IOM 20M 30M 0 IM 0 I M 0 I M 0 I M Z5 50 75 5o WELL. PUT ~IVEI'?. 24-10~14 COUNTY. N..SLOPE ..... STATE. ALASKA ..... DRiLLiNG RATE PER HR. ~F~M;,";. ,"'~R F? 150 I00 ~ V,SU,L POROSITY LITHOLOGY LEGEND DEPTH COI~F,£SPOND$ TO L,THOLOGY S~ .~L E ~$'=c, ANH"r'DRITE b: ')MITE pprn HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M=IO00 C4 O IM .. , . , . C5+ jl TOTAL GAS METHANE' OIL T.$ G 25 50 75 CGL-GRAVEL LG- MED PBLS I NTEREID W/SD MULT ODLOR CGL-AA CGL-AA ~. E GE ND WELL 24- 10-,4 ; ~,:-,[ NB NEW gOMPANY B,R -- ~ ~c~ ~*~ COUNTY SLOPE ~ ~ST ~.,.c STATE ~"~"~ ............ DRILLING RATE Li ;' HOLOGY SAND GR~,NiTE W~SH L.!M~SS'rONE ' '- '~ [--; ?-:';. ,' r ' -~-?-T- 7t HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M=iOOO LITHOLOGY CI C2 ,M 2 OM 50M 0 M C3 C4 0 M 0 M C~+ j M , 25 5C 7,5 . _ : _ . t~ C"~ - ! I i . Ji GVL IVIED S MULTY COL I 6;,,' '-'" ' ' I j CGL AA I't' SD ~S F ON l' WE LL ........... COMPANY ........ B_P. COUNTY. ......... N. SLOPE STATE ............... ALASKA ".LING .R, ATE. LIT HOLO G Y · ' ...... ~LEGEND - ' LITHOLOGY CUTTINGS O[PTH CO~,~SPO~OS ~0 ....................PIPE MEASUREMENTS. _ ~ANO GRANITE WASH LIM~ST~E CHERT ............................ ~ O~T ~RILL STEM TE~T SHALE GYP ANHYDRtTE DOLOMITE LIGNITE METHANE · NR NO RETURN~ .... ................... ,L., CO CIRCULATE OUT ~TURN8 ....... Ppm "HYDROCARBo~S'IN MUD 'M=IO~O .......m LIQUID HYDROCARBONS ..... (C6+) ~ ~s~ C~ C2 C3 C4 C5+ IOM 2~ ~ O I M 0 I M 0 I M ;0 I M E5 ~ 75 -.~ , .--I .... :._;_'~:]._]_~._L_L_Z~ i LL,_~_.~_~4..~_~ ~ L ~..: ~._ _~.i_: .:.:_;..i :-.~ ~ ; ~ , ~-'...' .J .q~:-. 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L ~ I ..... : .-..4-;-: -', ; ~ I :--~ : .-~ ...... ' ; ~ - TCI 9~5Z ~3R-1~355 FWL-117 Z-Ill PRINTED IN LEGEND '- LITHOLOGY CUTTINGS DEPTH CORRESPONOS TO ORtLL .............. ~ P'PE MEASUREMENTS. SAND_ _ GRANIT[ WASH LIME STYE ~ DST D~LL S~EM TEST ..... ~ N~ NO REtURnS SHALE GYP ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE LIGNITE METHANE ............. i CO C~RCULATE OUT RETURNS .... - .... LIQUIO HYDROCAR~NS _ p~m,,, HYDROCARBONS, , ,,, IN MUD, M I000, C~ C2 C3 'C4 C5+ 2~ ~M 0 IM 0 ~M 0 IM [0 [M 25 ~ :,-:--~i-'~-: ~-~-:-i-:-::--: ~:.L::~.-::-~L:-,-: J- .:---:i--~-:-:-~ :-~-~-~ ~ : ........ :~:--' :- ',' ',: '" __:...:_.~: .... : ;-J: :.: :_.:.:..:...: ~:_:_ :_:_{ ?.:.~_ :: :::-:'-:-::: :-~ - - :L:-:-: .... J.; :.._: ; , ' ' ~.~.:. :. J : . : . .{. _~. L_ i_..' '_.:._1 -.-: :., :-. ~ ..... :-+~ .... ~: i.; ...... 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DRILLING ,RATE PER HR. ~ ...... 7=..I'~ !00 ,50 ~ POROSITY !L. 9~5,; ~ 18~5 F,,¥L-117 2-61 PRINTED IN U.S.A. WE LL 24-10-14 OOMPANY B.P. COUNTY N, SLOPE STATE ALASKA DRILLING RATE r,._~FT PER HR. [~MiN. PER FT. LITHOLOGY NCW B~T NEW CORE BIT DST ~q~LL STEM TEST NO ~ETURNS CO C~RCULATE OUT RETURNS ppm HYDROCARBONS iN MUD M=IO00 3OM ,O i u i0 I M ......... ~ .... C5~ 0 9.5 112 I0 TO TAL S/~ S L ~OU',D H';'DRQCARBONS (C~. ~, ) .... ~, 25 50 .75 GVL PEA GVL ._' MULTY COLOR W/ABNT W QTZ WOOD .... . . 1 ,aSZ ~_.i~ 1~5.~ FWL-I'., 7 2-6~ PRINTED IN WELL 24-10.10 C.OMPANY B.P. COUNTY N, SLOPE [ ................ ,,~q STATE ALASKA DRILLING RATE PER HR, I~MIN. PER FT. LITHOLOGY ' 150 I00 50 ¥,s,,,,,_ POROSITY ,--f-~.-f,-t~. . i .... I . '0'-'-'' 1.::::?-?.~:-!:;: :-i;' ::: i: :~: I'.'. 'd.' LEGEND : DEPTH CORRE SPONO$ 't O DRILL. P',PE MEASUREM~ NTS NB NEW BIT NCB NEW CORE BIT DST DR~LL STEI~ TEST NO ~E TLiRN $ TG TRiP OAS CC, CIRCULATE CUT RETURNS LITHOLOGY SAND GRAN: Fi. WASH L~ME STL',N[ ,. ........ , .~-~ SH/~LE GYP ANHYDR~TE C}OLOMTE LI~NiTE ~-7---~ p,,.o, rr;, HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M=IO00 c~ c2 IOM 20M .30M 0 IM CUTTINGS ANALYS~SJ TOTAL GAS METHANE · . . WE LL. COMPANY COUNTY ti, SLOPE STATE ALASKA DRILLING RATE 15.0 !00 50 v,suA~ '' POROSITY , LITHOLOGY · · . · · LEGEND DEPTH CORRESPONDS TO DRILL PiPE MEASUREMENTS. N(3 NEW I-)IT NOB NE'~V CORE BlT OSf DRfLL STEM TEST NR NO RETURNS TG TRiP GAS CO C~RCULATE OUT RETURNS LITHOLOGY SAND GRANITE WASH L~ME STONE Lc_x_/-- ,,'1 ~ SHALE GYP ANHYDR,TE DOLOMITE. LIGNITE Ct IOM ,Cpm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD i C2 C3 30M 0 IM 0 IM ' ' M=IO00 C4 0 IM I C5+ t0 . IM PH'[8,5 . ! . CUTTINGS ANALYSIS TOTAL GAS METHANE !_ I CUIO HYDROCARBONS (C6+) .... e+~-~ ¢ TCI 995Z 13N-18,55 FWL-117 Z-61 PRINTED IN U,$.A. . DRILLING RATE [~]F'[ PER HR, [~MIN. PER 150 I00 ,50 ' ~ POROSITY WELL_ 24-10-14 COMPANY. B.P. COUNTY .... N. SLOPE STATE .... ALASKA LITHOLOGY -0 .O. '0. '0 .0 o d O' t E~,E ND OEP'f~ 'Jg~"~{ :5PON{~S TO PiPE MEASURE MENTS SAND NB NEW 8,T NCB NEW CORE B,' DST DR,LL STE~ TEST S~ALE TG TRiP GAS CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS LITHOLOGY GRANITE WA3H LIME STONE GYP ANriYE. RIT£DOLOMITE CHERT L.~GN~TE I _. _ M=IOO0 C4 05+ 0 IM 0 IM CUTTINCS ANALYSIS TOTAL GAS METHANE LIQUID HYDROCARBONS 25 5O, 7',5 L T,- 9"57 ~jr~ 'IP~55 FWL*I 1'7 2-61 PRINTED IN U.S.A, WELL COM PA N Y COUNTY STATE DRILLING RATE PER HR. [~MIN. PER FT. 150 IOO 50 I:>OROSIT Y 24-10-14 BP ALASKA LITHOLOGY LEGE ND P!PE ME A,S:J F: E M E N ~' $ DST DRILL STEM TEST NR NO RETURNS LIGN TE TOTAL. GAS METHANE IOM CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS ,opm HYDROCARBONS iN MUD M=tO00 C2 20M 30M 0 I M 0 ....... SDY-$LTY :.] : ' G.VL .CAVING ..... t . - , .... [ · ¥ , , TC 9052 t:::IR 1855 FWL-117 2-61 PRINTED IN U.S.A,, ~' PIPE MEASUREMENTS. SAND GRANIIE W~S~ LME STYE COMPANY B ..P COUNTM ...... ~ ~ STATE ................ ~ASKA DRILLING,RATE ppm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M=IO00 ~F~ PER HR. ~;;;. ~=~ rT. LITHOLOGY C I C 2 C] C4 I ~ I ~ 50 v,s~ ~M ~ ~ I M 0 I M 0 I M + '4 ' i CHERT LIGNITE CUTTINGS ANALYSIS TOTAL OAS METHANE C5+ 0 IM .. LIQUID HYDROCARBONS 25 TC~ ~52 t:3F~-1~55 FWL-II7 2-61 PRINTED IN U.S.A. OLOGY WASH LIME STONE tTE DOLOMITE' l/ /_J M:IO00 C4 0 IM , WELL 24-10-14 - { P,PE MeASU.~EMENTS SAND COUNTY ........ N.SLOPE j DST DRILL STEM TEST ........ NR NO RETURNS SHALE GYP ANN' ...................... CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS ' DRILLING ~ATE ~_YDRO~ARBONS !N MUD ;-, 5'~,T, BI L 10M 2OM ~0M ]0 !M iO IM . ' ~ ' : ~L * . · -'~ ....... "-T~ 't T--T--t ........ ~ ..... ~,t--. j ---t t-~ ~ ........ ,~.~(~. ~ .... _~_~.. . ~~~~-~~=~ ........ . ~-T-'r i-'I ' 1'~ ' i ........... ~ I' . · ~ : t : -- - : J .... j ~~ ........... ~--~~-~- - ~ J'u_ ~L L_~_._L: '" -+--.f--~- -~--~- -, ~ ......... ~ +-~ ' ' ' '__L_;.x ~ ~ ~ .... X :__L ~ ....... ; - : ' . H--~-.-,--~.-, ..... t-~ ~ -~ ...... ~-.~ · ' :,~ ~'" .... ..... ~'~-'~ ......... i . . - · / ~ ,~ ............ f-~ ................ r .......... ~ ............. -~.~-; ..... ~--=.-~...~ ~--~--:---'~ ~~--.- ,, '- · E-.~-.~ } ~:~-=~-.TJ:~-~-.~ ~, ~_ "~ ~_.)~.'~., ~-~ -,~ .... ,*-,~ .... ~--r ........ ~"''' i'-%"~ M~ ~' '---.-~~-. ~ :~ .... ~ii~ ~'~-~-~" -~ ..... ~ ....... ~~~ ............ L__;__ ~+-~f--k~-t'-~'~I~:'-H~--~-'' . '~. ~~.~:::: ':::~. Tx ~5-:~:[' ~::;{4 . · ~ ~--:-:-j::: ~.: [_:--:-: :_J: :'::: : ::.: ~ ::. :_--. .... ,... CHERT t.%_~ a a_a...) LIGNITE C5+ IM I CUTTINGS ANA LYSlg, i TOTAL. GAS METHANE LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (Ce.) ...... e+----- 25 50 75 L · lING ] ,.'. ..... , __ . . . . ~ ~ ~ ~ . TCI }~S,: f3~ 1[g55 f'WL 1172-61 PRINTED IN WELL. 2.4-0-14 COMPANY.. B P COUNTY STATE ALASKA DRILLING RATE ,, 150 I00 50 .. POROSITY ? ............. NB N~. 13 . . . ......... . LITHOLOGY LI:UI:. NL) LITHOLOGY [)EPTH .'..©RRESDCN[~S TO E, RIL;_ NB NEW B~T f: 7-: T'--TT"L~ ......... DST {)RILL STEbl TEST NR NO RETURNS SHALE GY HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M=IO00 CI I OM 20M 30M 0 . . . . . . . C2 C3 C4 1 C5 +- IM 0 IM 0 IM /0 IM I : . . I CU'T'F)NGS ANALYSIS " TOTAL GA5 METHANE L !,".q_;1D HYDROCARBONS (C~ + ) .... ¢. L. . S~Y ADNT~ LCM' IR SLT CLY-AA G~ PBL CAVI~ . . - Ll:.~k_ NI~ WE LL 2 Z)-.[O=.I4. ~[PT. CORRES.O~.~S 'tO O.,U. P'PE MEASUREMENTS, COMPANY B~P ~ ~ ~ ~ ............ ~c. ~w CO~E ~T COUNTY .... N. SLOPE_ . ~ ~ ~o~[~u~s STATE . ______ALASKA TG TRIP DRILLING RATE ! LITHOLOGY 150 I00 50 vis. AL ' l-'-h-~ ~ ..... ~ ..... ~ .... ~ . ! LL_L-.;-.: I . . . , ~ ~ . J, · ~ ' . ~ , . . ~ . , ~ CO CIRCULAfE OUT RETURNS LITHOLOG¥ SAND GRANITE WASH LiME STONE CHEAT SHALE GYP ANHVDP~TE DOLOMITE' L ~GNiTE pprn HYDROCARBONS tN MUD M=IO00 C2 C3 0 !M 0 IM .... . · C4 0 IM Ci IOM 20M 30M W 'iO V IO5 F. ]2.._ j _ CL '10000, PH ~ SOL.i4 % ; OIL 5% i . CUTTINGS ANALYSIS' TO'fAL GAS METHANE I.. IOUlO HYDROCARBONS (Cs~-) ..... 25 50 75 {,'"IL !$_G CLY LT GY SFT-SOL GVL lNG Bi WOOD W/ TR Si, ST SD FROM DE'SAN DER C.,AL W/DUll GOLD. FLOR NC$' FIRST PURE: .CL..Y OVER ~SHAKER [ I ,~ .~.. ;.~h 1,-;.L,.", ¢, :/ Z-61 PRINIID IN U S. WE LL .......... ~-~4~-_10,J_4~_ ....................... COMPANY B_P COUNTY STATE.___~ DRILLING 'RATE LITHOLOGY IOM , P{PE Mf-~.$L~EMENTS. NB NEW BIT Ci LITHOLOGY 5AND GRANITE WASH LIMESTONE NCB NEW CORE BlT L/\ DST DRILL STEM TEST NR NO RETURNS SHALE GYP ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS ppm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M=IO00 C2 C3 C4 30M 0 IM IM 0 IM CHERT LIGNITE C5+ 0 IM CUTTINGS ANA LY$'t,~ TOTAL GAS METHANE LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (C6+)------ 6+ 25 50 75 L ~! · TC! 99~ l~R-1855 FWL-Ii7 2-61 PRINTED IN WE. LL ...... 2_4=%0. 14 ~'~COMPANY,. B P COUNTY_.. STATE: _ 'DRILLING R'ATE LITHOLOGY DEPTH CORRESPONDS TO l)mLL PIPE: MEASUREMENTS. NB NEW BIT NC8 NEW CORE BIT DST DRILL STEM TEST LI I HULOGY SAND GRANITE WASH LIMESTONE NR NO RETURNS SHALE GYP. ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS ppm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M=IO00 C2 C3 C4 ~ IM IM 0 IM , CI IOM 20M CHERT __ L I GN ITE C5+ 0 IM CUTTINGS ANA LYSlg~,,-: TOTAL GAs METHANE L IOUID HYDROCARBONS (C6+) .... 6+---- 25 50 75' TCI 9952 ~R-1855 FWL-117 2-6I PRINTED IN U.$,A,. DRILLING RATE: 150 I00 ? ; POROSITY · LEGE ND .............. ~ PiPE MEASUREMENTS. COUNTY ....... ~_~_PE .............. ] DST OR1LL STEM TEST STATE ......... ALA$~ ......... ~ T~ ~R,P ~S LITHOLOGY LITHOLOGY SAND GRANITE W~ SH LIME STONE CHERT SHALE GYP ANHYDRiTE. DOLOMITE LIGNITE ,opm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M--lO00 CI C2 C3 C4 IOM 20M 30M 0 IM., 0 IM 0 IM 2500: . ., .............. ~ ..... C5+ IM CUTTINGS ANALYSIS TOTAL GAS METHANE LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (C6+) .... 6+--*-- 25 50 75 ~S;DY TlR SH- · . , PRINTED IN U $.A DRILLING RATE 15~o IOO LI:~!~ ND WE LL ........... Z~.~LO_-_.i_4 .................... { P,PEDEPTHMEASUREMENTs.CORRESPONDS TO DR~L:. ~'COMPANY ~_B.E~ ........................ . .... i N. NEW .,T COUNTY .......N....,~-OPE .... ! DST DRILL STEM TEST .................... NR NO RETURNS STATE ......... ~.ISKA .................. I TG TR,. GAS ............. CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS LITHOLOGY CI IOM 2OM LITHOLOGY SAND GRANITE. WASH LIMESTONE _ L_L_J_J SHALE GYP ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE ,opm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD C2 C3 5OM O IM O IM M:IOOO C4 ] IM . ·, CHERT LIGNITE CUTTINGS ANALYSIS TOTAL GAS ,L _ METHANE C5+ IM ,., LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (C6+) L~ ~0 75' Tel ~952 ~-1~355 FWL-117 2-61 PRINTED IN COMPANY- B, P. COUNTY N: SLOPE STATE .... ALASKA__ RATE IOM CI LEGEND DEPTH CORRE;SPONO$ TO DRILL PiPE M[A:~URE MENTS, SANO NB NEW BIT ~ NCB NEW CORE BlT DST DRILL STEM TEST NR NO RETURNS SHALE TG TRIP GAS I~ "'"1 CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS ppm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD c · o LITHOLOGY GRANITE WASH LIME STONE GYP. ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE M=IO00 c4 0 IM CHERT '~a,~ al L IGNITE C5+ 0 IM CUTTINGS- TOTAL GAS METHANE LIQUID (C6+)----- TCl 9952 ~1R-185~ FWL.! 17 2-6! PRINTED 'IN ~~. 'i LEBEN[} LITHOLOGY j CUTTINGS ANALYSIS ff ~1' ~ gJlE// q ~_ I~ ~ ~ ~ DEPTH CORRESPONDS 30 DRILL jE ~ ~t Vl~ .......... ~l.~?l.~ ......... I PIPE MEASUREMENTS SAND GRANITE WASH LIMFST~E CHERT IIIIB II) COMPANY B E ~ ,e ,~w ,;, f:.~:'~:.~r~l IX/%/M ~ ~~ ! TOTAL GAS ~ ' DST DR~LL STEM TEST ~ .................. ~ ............ ~ PP~ HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M=IO00 J (c~+)~-~,--- , ~.~.... D~.~. c. ' ' c~ I c. i c, C"; I LITHOLOGY , ., ~g I~ 5Q ,,su,~ 0 IOM 20M 50M 0 IM [0 ' IM 0 IM lo IM j 25 50 ~ .... ~--.-~-~.-. ~-~ ...... 4 .... i -;- --'" ~--;--~ .... ~ ~ ,-4- -~ ~ ~- ~-~--~ ~ ...... ~ * .... ~ -~ - - i .... + ~ -~ ~ - 4~-~-~ ........ , ......... ~ ,+ ~-t .... ~ ;~ ,._._~ ......... ~_.~ ..... ~...~_+ .... ~ ........ ~_~ ...... ~_~ ~ ~ .......... ; ~ ~_L ...... SOL il~V/o . . : . I. ~ - ;Ir~ .;; -~, ~ ~ ~'$-~ .... ~-; ;-~: .... ~--L~-;--.~ii j: ' ~.-~-4-;., : -i.4-4--;,, ~ ..... L~__.i_];_$_Z~ ~ ....: ....... ;:-~ ;-4--i-,-.4: j ! ' : ! : . , . - . i: .. : .. i . . ~! . . . : ; : ;: . TCl 9952 BR-1855 FWL-117 Z-61 PRINTED /"~/- ~' '"~"X WELL 24-10-14 ~ NB NEW BiT .COMPANY B.~ _ ~ S, ST ORAL' ST COUNTY N, SLOPE '1''-- I ] STATE ALASKA ,, , ,, DRILLING RATE ~ H~ _~ _ ,, , , , 'LITHOLOGY 150 I00 50 v,~.~ 0 IOM 20M 30M ~o~,~ OIL ..... :-./-. Lt. GEND LITHOLOGY OND$ TO DRILL 5.,JREMENTS. SAN0 GRAN!'~L wrico-, ,..~¥~ 5.~C',~( C~g. aT EM ~EST SHALE- GYp At~'L~r~ DOLOMI~ L!GN:TE URNS DROCARBONSIN MUD M:IOO0 -W~- V ;' ,60 . F .... J {8.Z GL ~2500' PH. .11 TI6 % OIL ;7% __SD __ L3 % .... C5+ IM CUTTINGS A NA LYS,~"~ '~-o TAL GAS METHANE L I (.)UID HYDROCARBONS (C~+) .... ~+--'-- 25 50 75. L - i . CLY LT GY TR SLT 'ST SPOTTED GOI'I' FLOR WEAK CUT ,SLT. LT. GY.-D.K TR FLOR W/A PYR NiC · . . ~,,_, a,i-,;_ [~,R IGS'_"~ EWL-it/ 2-61 PRINTED IN U.S..A. WELL COM PA N Y COUNTY_ .~o,.? ..... ~..,.,~,.] STATE DRILLING RATE ' ~OSITY , t i;,- ~- '~:~:i: -~---::i ~ ' :' {: L;-I.~ ;.: _; BP A~ASKA LITHOLOGY tOM DEPTH ' ~:'EPONC:~, ' :~;':'iLL P~PE i~£ r.:L. ~F,~EN~EN~ S ~CB NE~ CC~E B~ DST D~LL S~EW TEST NO RF ~ URNS Tg~ GAS CO C~;CUL~T~.C OUT RETURNS [-:.T..~ ::q.:q L.... '_C:] :_:_ ' .'---~ .~:HAL C (:,'::~ ANHYDN,-IE DOIOM~I'E' L;CNi!E ppm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD Gl 20M 30M ....... ] ~ [ .............. ............. i M=,OCO C2 C3 C4 0 IM 0 iM 0 · . . . . : ,., ~"TINGS ANALYSIS 'TOTAL. GAS ..... - METHANE LiQUID H',"DROCARBONS (C,:. + ) ......... ,:s+ V/SOL: PP' FLOR: NO VIS CUT LEGE ND ............................ ~ NCB NEW CORE BIT ........ NR NO R~TURNS ~ TG TRIP GAS STATE ........... .~.~_~_~ ............................. t co c,~cu~E ou~ .~u..s DRILLING RATE PER HR. F-]M~, ~ ~. LITHOLOGY SAN 0 SHALE MUD GAS ANALYSIS-- c~ c2 I~ M 20M 5OM I.M LITHOLOGY GRANITE WASH LIMESTONE \-~,,'I [11 II I1 GYP. ANHYDRITE: DOLOMITE' GAS IN AIR C3 C4 IM 0 IM CHERT ~ ~.~_.~.~.!~"~ s ,,,, ~1 LIGNITE C5+ CUTTINGS ~~ALYS~S[ TOTAL OAS ...... ~ METHANE ..... i LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (C6+) ---.---- 6 + ....... I BR-2267(FWL-126) .o GC 19562 WE LL ........ 24_...t0._...1._4 COMPANY COUNTY ~_5LO~ STATE .... ALASKA . DRILLING RATE F'[ PER HR ~ LITHOLOGY i,. · A DEPTH CORRL ';;; ON( . PiPE MEASUREMENT5 NFW CORE ;)~LL STEM TEST NR NO RETURNS, TG T~.P GAS CO CIRCULA'f E OUT RETURNS LI I HULfJf3 Y SAND GRANITE WASH LIME STONE CHERT SHALE GYP ANHYOR!'f.EDOLOMITE LIGNITE MUD GAS ANALYSIS--% GAS IN AIR C~ C2 C3 C4 C5+ IOM 201Vt 3OM 0 I'N! ' 0 INI 0 IM 0 I M IL s~ s''° ~Oo irX:) , · CUTTINGS ANALYSIS TOTAL GAS .... METHANE . LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (C6+)--.--6+--- , 25 50 75 TR TUFF. ' LF ! · . , }, ISLTS _-,AA_: ¢. ·-i ........ ~- .... D'RTYi BR-2267(FWL-126) No. GC 19562 ,,r,,~,,,-~ ,~ u ~ .,,, DBILLING IRATE 7~ ~ 2,5 v,su~,L ' POROSITY WE LL ......... 2_,~_-JCl_d~ ......... j DEPTH CORRESPONDS TO DRILL ,,PE ,~E,,SUREM~.TS. COMPANY B .... " ................................ , NCB N[~ CO~E BIT ...... DST DRILL STEM TEST COUNTY ........ ~~PE STATE ........ LITHOLOGY SAND GR&NITE *'ASH LIMESTONE SHALE GYP ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE LITHOLOGY MUD GAS ANALYSIS--% GAS IN AIR Cl I.OM 2..ChM :5OM CHERT LIGNITE C2 C3 C4 C5+ 0 .IM IM 0 IM 0 IM . - i ...... j ' . , · t · T CUTTINGS ANALYSIS TOTAL GAS METHANE LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (06+) ..... ~ +"'-'--"' IBR-2267(F'W-" ~26' ', GC 19562 --,,~--~.o ,- u s ^ ~ W~LL ~. 24-,10-1~! .(.,OM PANY ~ i3P COUNTY . N SLOPE ...................... l STATE ALASKA PER HR. ~ ILITHOLOGY F~gROSiT Y ] I NEB NEW CO~E 3' DST CR~L.L. STEM TEST N;) N].. ~6 ~uRNS CO C~RCULATE OUT RETURNS Lt I MULO~ Y LIGNITE C2 MUD GAS ANALYSIS--% GAS IN AIR C3 C4 0 IM .0 IM . i C5+ 0 IM CUTTINGS ANALYSIS i TOTAL GAS METHANE LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (C~+)---~6+----- ~ 7~ 25 uO . .-. FLKY '' !' ~ . ~ . SI L SiLI'ST [i imN. SH; 'i " . BR-2267(FWL-126) No. GC 19562 -, ~, ?iPE MEASURe.ENTS. Sa.O ~.~.~W~ L,~ST~E CUE.T COMPANY Ne NEw e~ ~ TOTAL GAS ....... NCB NEW CORE BlT : I 1 I ~ ~UNTY ........ ~OP~ .......... j ~ST O.,LL STEM TEST ................... NR NO RETURNS SHALE GYP ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE LIGNITE METHANE ........................ ~ CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURN8 ...... ~ ........ LIQUID HYDROCARBONS · DRILLING'RA~E ....... MUD GAS ANALYSIS--% GAS IN AIR , ~F~ PER HE. ~. LITHOLOGY C I C2 C] C4 C5 + -~-I ' ' ~ ..... ~r- ~--;--~----~ ...... ~ ~ .... ~-~ +-~- ~--- ~-~ + , ~- ~-~ :-. : x .... ~- I- ' ;- · ~--i -z--~ -~ - -~ -~-~-~ ....... ~ '- .... ~ ...... ~ -~"~-~ ~ : ' -[ ..... J-~ 4-4.. ~ ---'.--~LJ-~-4--~-L X__~ _~_ J_~ ~-~-~ ~ .... i-. =~ :.-[ .j. d _~ .~ ~ ~. ~ ~ _- ~ ~ ~~--!-~-~ ~-~-.~-4-;-~-~-J.-:--;--.~-~--~ ..... ~ L~-~-.~--.~--~.~-.;-~-.~- t ~--; .... ~ ~-~ 'k~- ~-.~ ~ .... ~'-~"~'-'~-t-'~ + ;'"';; ~t{"t-'t :'~ _ _~' o - .... ,-~ ...... ~-- -.--~--- =~-~q- --?-,--~-~-~ .-~, ~ ....... , I-. -,-- ~ ..... ....... k--i ..... * .-~---~-~ t-~-~--~ ..... P'~'--[-?-~ '-- '*--'* ....... ~-~*-~ ........ ~ ~ - t- · f' ~ ~ , ~ ~ ' ,' - : -'t ff ~ --!--+ -~-~-~--T- -!-~ --~ ..... t-!- ~ ' * --~- ~ ..... ' t -- ~ ~ ~ ~- ...... : , , -fl r+,.?~_+_t...F_~__~t,: /. ~ r~t~ ~ ~ '. ' : ' , : "~ :" :':~ , -', :, ~ --~ t! t ~il; : : ! ! ~'t?-'~'-~'-~'~ :"-' ~-*'t'-~ ..... %¥~-' ! 4-4---~ ..... ~-~ .~-~4 ...... ~--.~4~---~--~-~.:~--~ P~ .... X-1-4 ..... ~ .__L.; _, ~ ,.~ ...... ~ -~ ~ ; ; . i ; · .14--~---.~I ~ "~ : ' ;_~ ~i_~L~ L.; ~ ; Z' ' ~ ~ ' ~ L' ~ ' , . L' ' ' - '-~+'-~-~' '~'~-~"-~' ~'~--?~ t :~:- 4::~~ .... ~--~-~-~.-.~.,,-~--~ ~-.~-,--..-:-, 5.-.: ,--,4 .... P~ .:-~. ;_:f_,, _~., ~., ,_ ,~:_:..~__ ~Z:__~ - ~-?~ -~-~t .... t .......... ~ ....... ~-~-'~--+~-ff-~---['-- , ...... ~-+~ ~--~ .... t ~- -~ +' v ~ ..... t---,--~ ..... +---~-- ' - ~ --~- + '- --~ ~ --~ ~, -, ..... ~ ..... . ~ .... ~ .... ~_._?__~.. _,._...~_:.~' -t"n -~ ~- '-~'--~ ~ .... ~'-'~ '- ~ ..... ' ~-~ .... ~---~-~-"~ .... ~ ...... t ~ .... * .... ~ ..... 4 ....... ~~-~-~ .... , ~ ...... ~ .... ~--~ .... ~;::" ~: . BR-226'7(FWL-126) NO. GC 19562 ,,,~T.~= ~, u s ^. _ ~£ LL ..... Z_4~. I0-I~_ GOMPA N Y__B,E GOU N T Y____N~SJ_D~F._ STATE ALASKA_.. DRILLING RATE POROSITY LITHOLOGY mm ,mm mm mm ,mmm mm mm mm mm mm ~mm mm mm ~mm mm mm mm mm ~mmm mm mm mm mm mm mm mm ~m mm m mmmmmmm mm mm ~m mm mm mm mm mm mmmm, mm mm .m ~mmm mm mm mm m mm ~mmmm mm mm mm CI DEPTH CORRESPONDS TO DRtLL PIPE MEASUREMENTS. SAND NB NEW BIT NCe NEW CORE BIT DST ORILL STEM TEST NR NO RETURNS SHALE TG TRIP GAS I----4 CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS MUD GAS ANALYSIS-- Lll HOLOGY GRANITE WASH LIME STONE - CHERT GYP. ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE ~ LIGNITE GAS IN AIR C3 C4 C5+ 2.5M 0 ~SM ~M CUTTINGS ANALYSIS +OT^L METHANE: LIQUlD HYDROCARBONS (C6+)-----~+ .... ...... :f:~- - 0 BR-2267(FVVL-126) NO. GC 19562 ~.,~.~D ,~ u ~ ^ WELL- 24-1o-14 _ COMPA~NY., _ri;p, ~UNTY' _ N SLOPF lNG RATE UTHOLOGY LEGEND I~EPTH CORRE~,PONOS TO O~ILL PIPE MEASUREMENTS. NB NEW BIT NCB NEW CORE BIT OST DRILL STEM TEST NR NO RETURNS TG TRIP GAS CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS SANI) SHALE MUD GAS ANALYSIS C2 LITHOLOGY GRANITE WASH LIMESTONE CHERT [ I [ [ i~A,~,~,H GYP. ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE LI(~IITE GAS IN AIR C~ C4 C5+ CUTTINGS TOTAL GAS METHANE ..... LIQUID H,,Y, DROC~A+RBON (C6+) BR-2267(FWL-126) No. GC. t9562 WELL · COMPANY COUNTY .................... ~q STATE DRILLING RATE E]F'C PER HR. ' :30' 20 IO POROSITY 24-10-14 B.P. N. SLOPE. ALASKA LtTHOLOGY '0' 'O' '( L. ITHOLOG¥ {::-:-.::-: _:_.'J L¥~ :.~. %HAL F GYP ANHYDRiTE DOLOMITE ,opm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD C2 C~ IOM :;:)OM :3OM 0 2.5M 0 '2.5M ' L .,,T/GSO~._ L_. . . TG 60 M:IO00 04 W. 10.6 V 60 F- 4.0 PH 9.5 SOL: 15% OIL 5 % TG 35 LIGNITE C5+ CUTTINGS ANALY$t~ TOTAL GAS METHANE LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (Cs + ) ~-~ 6 +--------- IOO 1.50 200 i '?', :I *"' t ' ,' 'i ,, '~ ' . FLOR ~ :~: : ..... ............... FLOR;IN :PART: CUT ~ ' ~ , ,.,,,~ ; o~ t~NT~D ~h U S WE LL ......... 2~t..-_~4 ...... COMPA NY__B_P GOUN T¥__~L,,~P_~ "- STATE.___JU_ASKA ;.DRILLING RATE LITHOLOGY ,, IOM Cl 2OM m mm, mmm mm mm mmm mm ~m mm mmm ~mm m ~ . . mm . ~ ~AS~EM~S. ~O ~tT~ WASH LIME Ncc NEW C~E BIT ' i i ,I DST ~ILL STEM TEST Ne NO RETURNS SHALE GYP ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE CO Ci~ULATE ~T RETURN8 ~m HYDROCARBONS IN MUO M=IOOO C2 c3 c4 ~M 0 2.5M, 2.~ 0 CHERT _ -Aa4 al LIGNITE C UT TtNG$ ANA:LI'~Itm. TOTAL GAS METHANE LIQUID HYDROCAR~DN$ (Ce+)--------e +---.-~ C5+ 0 ~ ~ I~ ~00 TCi ~9t2 aR-11~55 FWL,t 17 Z.,~I ............... OEP'rH COR.ESPO.DS ~'0 D.,LL WE'LL 24_r10.,14 ........... i PiPE UEASUREUENTS. SAND GRANITE WASH LIME STYE COMPANY ........ B.P .............. ~ .~ .~w ~,~ l~'/~/~l COUNTY ........... N,SLOPE .......... os~ DRILL STEM TEST ' - ' ........ NR NO RETURN~ SHALE GYP ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS . ,DRILLING RATE ppm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD M=IO00 ~F~ PER HR. ~%:::;. --- rT. LITHOLOGY C I C 2 C3 C4 ~ 20 IQ ~,su~ IOM 20M ~M 0 25M , 0 2.~ 0 2.~ ' j ~ U; CHERT LIGNITE C5+ 1 CUTTINGSToTALMETHANEGAS ANALYSIS LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (Cs+)-----s+--.- - 'r~L-II7 2-6! PRINTED IN U,S.A._..~ [ ........... ,DRILLING RATE E3.'~ PER 3~0 20 I0 ~ POROSITY '. ;-~;, ! · LI" GE. ND ...... · ~t:P,'r~ CORRESPONDS TO DRILL WE'LL ~2~, _ ~ PiPE MEASUREMENTS. COUNTY N. SLOPE .... ~ DST DR,LL STE. TEST ..............1 NR .ORETURNS T6 TRIP GAS STATE . _ :ALASKA ................. i CO CIRCULATE OUT RETURNS LITHOLOG Y LITHOLOGY CI 20M SAND GRANITE WASH LIMESTONE t./'~/~./1 [ I I I SHALE GYP ANHYDRITE DOLOMITE ,opm HYDROCARBONS IN MUD C2 C3 30M 0 2.5M ~ 2.~ ~ . M=IO00 C4 0 2.5M CHERT LIGNITE C5+ O CUTTINGS ANALYSIS TOTAL. GAS METHANE ..... LIQUID HYDROCARBONS (C~+) ~-~+~-~ ~0 15.0 2~ TCI 9952 ~R-1855 FWL-I17 2-61 PRINTED IN U.$.A, !
