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Pt Mclntyre Wellname Changes Pt, Mclntyre 01 ,' i177-046 Pt. Mclntyre 02 i 177-065 Pt. aclntyre 03 iP1'~-02 !188-005 Pt. Mclntyre 04 .P1-03 1189-013 Pt. Mclntyre 05 ,P1-25 1189-041 Pt. Mclntyre 06 P2-58 190-008 !Pt. Mclntyre 07 P1-01 190-027 Pt. Mclntyre 08 P1-07 189-134 Pt. Mclntyre 09 P2-59 190-140 Pt. Mclntyre 10 P2-57 191-079 _ Pt. Mclntyre 11 P1-12 191-013 .., Pt. Mclntyre 12 191-037 Pt. Mclntyre 13 P2-60 191-091 Pt. Mclntyre 3 DP 189-003 ........ 5/28/02 Page DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION / / / / / / TONY KNOWLES, GOVERNOR DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SOLID WASTE PROGRAM 410 WILLOUGHBY AVE JUNEAU, ALASKA 99687 http ://www.state.ak.us/dec/deh Dr. James R. Chatham, Ph.D. BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. P.O. Box 196612 Anchorage, Alaska 99519-6612 April 5, 2002 Telephone: (907) 465-5162 Fax: (907) 465-5362 RECEIVED Reference: Issuance of Permanent Closure Approval for Inactive Reserve Pits located at Milne Poitit E Pad, Point McIntyre #3, Sag Delta 6, PBU 19-10-15 (South Pit on the North Slope Dear Dr. Chatham: The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) has completed:review and public notice for permanent closure apprOval of the inactive reserve pits located at the above reference sites located on the North Slope. The closure applications provided the required information describing the history of the reserve pit(s), the present condition of the reserve pits(s), results of any required water sampling and an assessment of the potential risks posed by the drilling waste to human health and the environment. ADEC coordinated field inspections and review of the closure plans with the appropriate land managers. ADEC has determined that the backfilled reserve pits at these sites do not present a material or probable risk to the public health or the environment. Public notice requesting comments on the closure requests was published February 21 and 22, 2002 in the Anchorage Daily News and posted on the state web site February 21, 2002. No public comments objecting to closure approval were received in response to this public notice. ADEC has determined that the reserve pits at these sites meet the closure requirements of 18 AAC 60.440. Closure Approval Under authority of 18 AAC 60.440 (j), ADEC grants permanent closure approval to BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. for the inactive reserve pits at the following sites: Well Name API Number MTRS Landowner' Milne Point Unit E Pad Multiple Wells Section 25, T13N, R10E, UM DNR BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc Dr. James Chatham April, 5, 2002 Page 2 of 2 Well Name APl Number MTRS Landowner Point Mcintyre 1 50-029-20264-00 Section 16, T12N, R14W,UM DNR Point Mcintyre #2 50-029-20264-01 Section 16, T12N, R14W UM DNR Point Mcintyre #3 50-231-21779-00 Section 16, T12N, R14W UM DNR Sag Delta 6 50-029-21059-00 Section 02, T1 IN, R15E, UM DNR PBU 19-10-15 (South Pit Only) Multiple Wells Section 19, T10N, R15E, UM DNR Terms and Conditions This permanent closure approval is subject to the following terms and conditions' In,accordance with 18 AAC 60.440(1), the Department will require additional investigation, agsessment, monitoring or remediation if new information regarding conditions at the reserve pit facilities indicates that further actions are necessary to protect human health or the environment. 2) The approval granted by this leiter is for'the inactive .drilling waste reserve pit(s) only. Closure fOr the pad as a whole (if required) must be coordinated between the owner/operator and the appropriate land owner/manager. Any person who disagrees with any portion of this decision may request an adjudicatory hearing in accordance with 18 AAC 15.200-310. The request should be mailed ~to the Commissioner of the Department of Environmental Conservation, 555 Cordova Ave. Anchorage, AK 99501. If a hearing is not requested within thirty (30) days of the date of this letter, the right of appeal is waived. If an adjudicatory hearing is requested and granted, this decision remains in full effect during the adjudicatory process. Sincerely, Heather Stockard Solid Waste Program Manager Heather Stockard@ envircon.state.ak.us cc.' Tom Maunder, AOGCC, Anchorage Harry Bader, ADNR, Fairbanks ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COM~IISSION WALTER J. HICKEL, GOVERNOR 3001 PORCUPINE DRIVE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501-3192 PHONE: (907) 279-14.33 TELECOPY: (907) 276-7542 June 14, 1991 Shawn J. Holliday Groh, Eggers & Price 2550 Denali Street, 17th Floor Anchorage, AK 99503-2796 Re: "'~etter of June 14,~ 1991' Dear Mr. Holliday: I have been advised by. my staff that well data from Pt. McIntyre #1 and #2 are available for public review. You or your client are welcome come by our offices' during working hours to inspect the well information from those two wells. Please contact Larry Gran{ for assistance in reviewing this information. Sincerely., Chairman s o .. June 10, 1991 WALTER J. HICKEL, GOVERNOR 3001 PORCUPINE DRIVE ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99501-3192 PHONE: (907) 279-1433 TELECOPY: (907) 276-7542 Shawn J. Holliday Groh, Eggers & Price 2550 Denali Street, 17th Floor Anchorage, AK 99503-2796 Re: Confidentiality-Pt. McIntyre #1, #2, #3 & #4 Dear Mr. Holliday: Concerning your request about the early release of confidential information from Pt. McIntyre #1, #2, #3 & #4, AS 31.05.035 states, in part: "(c) The reports and information required in (a) of this section shall be confidential for 24 months following the 30 day filing period unless the owner of the well gives written permission to release the reports and information at an earlier date." The Commission has always interpreted this provision as authorizing the early release, with the owners written approval, of cOnfidential well information to the general public, not a selective release to one individual. Accordingly, if the owner(s) of Pt. McIntyre #1, #2, #3 & #4 authorize the early release of the well data, the Commission will make this data available to the general public. Sincerely, Chairman CLIFFORE) J. GROH, KENNETH P. EGGERS, P.E;. MICHAEL W. PRICE LANCE E. GIDCUMB SALLY KUCKO ROBERT T. PRICE DENNIS G- FENERTY DAVID A. E)EVINE, P. C. REBECCA S. COPELAND RICK L. OWEN DOUGLAS A. CARSON SHAWN J.HOLLIDAY BRYAN S.MERRELL SHARON L. YOUNG OF COUNSEL MITCHELL D. GRAVO, P. C. LAW OFFICES OF GILOH, EGGEtLS ~ PILICE 2550 DENALI STREET, 17T-.~ FLOOR ANCHOI~AGE, ALASKA 99503-2796 June 4, 1991 David W. Johnston Commissioner State of Alaska Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501-3192 RES ENG T E i S-R~ENG ASSr 'SR GEOL ~ GEOL ASST GEOL ASST STAT TECH STAT TECH :FILE Re: Confidentiality of Well Data From Point McIntyre Well Nos: it 2 and 3 Our File No. 587-2 Dear Mr. Johnston: I wrote you on April 3, 1990 on behalf of my clients, CFM Corporation, Cliff Burglin and Charles Hamel to obtain all information which the Commission had received concerning the above-referenced wells pursuant to the Commission's reporting requirements under A.S. 31.05.035(1) through (3). I further requested any and all other materials regarding development of the Point McIntyre Oil Field and the Gywder Bay unit, including without limitation all tests performed such as geophysical, chemical and paleontological tests, all maps, memoranda from all sources, information or knowledge concerning untapped formation such as, but not .limited to, the Sadlerochit and Lisburne formations. My clients sought all information accumulated from the inception of exploration on the North Slope concerning Point McIntyre Field whether complete or not, whether formal or informal. The request was made' under A.S. ~9.25.100 and 9.25.120. My clients have since determined that they need to review the same information for Point McIntyre Well No. 4. It is my understanding from correspondence from you that the Commission takes the position that all these materials are confidential under A.S. 31.05.035. My review of A.S. 31.05.035 indicates that information required under A.S. 31.05.035(c) and (d) is not confidential if the owner of the well gives written permission to release the reports and information. Please advise whether the Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission would object to release to my clients of the information identified above if Exxon gives written permission to the Commission to release the information to them. RECEIVED JUN - 5 !99' _Alaska .Oil & ~as 6ons, ~om~[Ssto,q '_Ancho..rage David W. Johnston June 4, 1991 Page 2 I am hoping to clear up the confidentiality matter expeditiously and your response as to the Commission's position regarding confidentiality would be greatly appreciated. Sincerely yours, SJH: s lh GROH, EGGERS & PRICE · SHC/C-587-2-A Septe~ker 20, 19~ ARCO Alaska, Inc. P. O. Box 100360 ~chor age, Alaska 99510 Surface D]Dandonment Inspection for Cleanup for the ~ollowing Wel Is, West Sak }~'o. 25; Sec. 32, T13~, Sag Delta BP 31-10-16; Sec. 31, T10~, R16L, U.~:. P.B.U. Eileen ~o. 1; Sec. 1~, 5'12~4, R12E', Able State ~.~o. 1; Sec. 27, T12k, I~-~14E, U'.M. BP ~ut River 24-10-14; Sec 24, ~10k~, Ri~, b.}~ BP Put River I'~o. 1 (13-27-11-14); Sec. 27, Tll~, k14~, U.k.:. P.B-U. ~orth Prudhoe Bay State I~o. 2; SeC. 26, ~'1/I~, ]-'14E, ~.~. & 2; Sec. 16, BP PL%t River 18-10-15; Sec. 19, T10~, P. 15E, U.}~. BP Put River 19-10-15; Sec. 19, T1OS, R15L, U.~. Oentler~n ~ Our repzesentatives ins~.ected the above ten %~ell sites for cleanup for an abandoned location on July 22 and August 23, 1983. To ccmIi~lete the abandc, nment of ~orth Prud~oe Bay State I-~o. 2, tl~e pit's must be filled and the 'sunken area around the well sign f il led. ¥or ~{orth Prucihoe Bay State ~o. 2 it will be necessary to submit form 10-403, Sundry ~.~otice and Re~orts on Wells, to ask for an extension of cleanup for one ~ear. A reinspection will k~e necessa~ by August, 1984. The rem~aining eight of ten wet! sites 'are approved ior final abandonn'~nt. ¥or Sag Delta BP 31-10-16, BP Put I%iver 24-1~-14, BP ~'~t I~iver i8-10-15, BP Put River 19-i0-15, 'and BP Put River ~.~o. 1~(3i-27-t1-14) it will be necessar~ to submit a fo-n~ 10-407, Well Cor.,i.:leticn or Recompletion P.e~rt and Log to chan§e the well status to. abandoned. All changes in status are made on the initiative of the operator on form.. 10-407. ARCO S~Ptember 20, 19~ Page 2 · For BP Pug I~iver 18-10-15 and !9-10-15 it will also be necessar~ to sub~'&t a form.. 10-403, Subsequent ~.e~rt on the do~nhole $incerel y, Lonnie C. Smith Commissioner LCS/J~I'~ lc: 103 s I M EMORAF,(DUM Stat(" of Alaska ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION TO: C ."V'. City'to_/ DATE: C. hairma~ ~--' ~/ Thru: Lonnie C. Smith ~"/ FILE NO: Commi s s. ioner ~~TELEPHON E., NO: FROM: Ben LeNo~lan SUBJECT: Petroloum Inspoc~or August 24, 1983 108A:S2 Inspect Nine ARCO Locations for Surface Cleanup and P/A Markers for Final Abandonment, North Slope. Sunday, August 14, 1.983: 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, 1983: Inspection ~f for%y-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 State #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. Attachments IL AND GAS C,~NSERVATION COMMIS~I~QN ;URFACE ABANDONMENT REPORT 20 AAC 25, ARTICLE 2 FILE INFORMATION: Operator . /~~3 ~ownhole P & A Address ~' ~. Surface Locatioh of WelI Permit No. /~J'~Ft. F ~ L, .~-~? Ft F ~'L, Sec.__~, T/.~ ~; R~f~--, L M. 20 AAC 25.120: WELL ABANDONMENT MARKER: Dia. Steel Post (4"Min.) ~/" Length (10' Min.) /,4. Height Above Final Grade Level (4' Min.i /~>t Top of Marker Pipe Closed with: Cement Plug Screw Cap Set: On Well Head ~, On Cutoff Casing , In Concrete Plug Distance Below Final Grade Level d~ Ft. ~ in. Side Outlets: All Valves.m~d Nipples Removed )~ All Openings Closed~,r , With Blinds , With Cement AP1 No. Unit or .Lease Name ,-Well No. Field & Pool Welds , Other INFORMATION BEADWELDEI) DIRECTF~LY TO MARKER POST: (List Where Different from File Informati.o..~n) Operator unit or Lea~e 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 , Debris Removed SURFACE OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Rough , Smooth ~-'~, Contoured Other , Flat , Compacted CLEAN UP OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Clean ~'"~, Pipe Scrap , Iron Scrap Paper , Other , Wood , Mud , Cement SURROUNDING AREA: Wooded , Brush Sand , Other , Tundra /.~'', Grass , Dirt , Gravel CONDITION SURROUNDING AREA: Clean t,''~', Trash from Site Other , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Site ACCESS ROAD: Dirt , Gravel , Ice ~,' Other CONI)ITION ACCESS ROAD AND SURROUNDING: Clean ' , Rough , Smooth , Trash from Operations , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Road , Spoil from Clearing Road Other RECOblMEND APPROVAL OF ABANDONMENT: Yes I,'"'7 No INSPECTED BY~ ~ ~~~ 05/26/81 Final Inspection DATE _ ~.~ _ iii i iiii _~_ i ARCO Alaska, Inc. ~ Post Office BA. ,.;60 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 October 5, 1982 Mr. Doug Lowery Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation P. O. Box 1601 Fairbanks, AK 99707 Dear Mr. Lowery: This letter is sent to follow-up our September 30 phone conversation. During that call we briefly discussed the drilling mud which is on the tundra close to the drilling reserve pit at Point McIntyre. The mud was detected on September 25, 1982 when visited by ARCO and AOGCC employees as part of the pad inspection to determine if it was adequately cleaned to meet abandonment status. At this time I've received various and conflicting descriptions of the amount of mud and the aerial extent of tundra impact. To be on the safe side, I assume the AOGCC estimate of 1800 BBLS is the correct amount and the enclosed map describes the area affected. I believe the primary reason for conflicting descriptions is the presence of snow on the site. An accurate description of the area impacted will have to wait until next Spring. Because the mud does not cOntain hydrocarbons, based on laboratory analysis of a grab sample taken on September 25, our primary response will be to stabilize/vegetate the affected area. At this point the vegetation plan is outlined as follows: October 198 2 ae Collect representative mud samples from the area, conduct soils analysis and establish best seed or seed/fertilizer mixture for vegetation. Be If the seed is available and snow cover permits we will attempt to sow a "native" plant seed this fall. If it's not possible, we will commence seeding in early spring 1983. We have requested that Bill Mitchell, Agricultural Experiment Station, Palmer, provide the seed and recommend the fertilizer, if necessary. Spring 1983 A. If seeding was possible in '82, check sprouting status. Be If seeding proved impossible, cultivate and seed the area as soon as possible after the snow melt in order to maximize the growing season. ~ OCT 1, Al~.~a Oil 6 ~;,~,~ A~CO Alaska. ~c is a subsidiary of AtlanticRichfieldCompany Mr. Doug Lowery October 5, 1982 Page 2 CI If seeding in '82 was possible but growth patchy, reseed/fertilize the areas necessary for optimum coverage. Fall 1983 - Check site for status. ae If growth healthy but is patchy and indicators are that success will be possible, stimulate those areas that may need additional stabilization. Be If vegetation success is poor, document and prepare to restore tundra by removal of the drilling mud. Sprin~ 1984 - Check site for revegetation success. aI If good, coordinate with ADEC to obtain "environmental" clearance to abandon and contact AOGCC to coordinate final inspection. BI If vegetation success marginal but evaluated as potentially successful, continue vegetation efforts. Ce If vegetation efforts unsuccessful, stop vegetation attempt and contact appropriate agencies for approvals (tundra travel, etc.), to remove the mud. Fall 1984- Check status, and finalize estimated abandonment scenario. Sprin~ 1985 Obtain final AOGCC - P & A notification. I believe the above schedule is reasonable and hope that a modification of this vegetation plan will not be necessary. However, you indicated that you desire to discuss this vegetation concept with other members of NRO and possibly other State employees. Because it is desired, even though not confirmed as possible because of snow conditions, to sow seed thfs fall, your timely concurrence or request for change(s) would be appreciated. Sincerely, Peter N. Hellstrom Sr. Environmental Coordinator PNH: jms Enclosure cc: Jim Larson, DNR Jim Tr imble, AOGCC Attachment Pt. McIntyre Drill Site (Not to Scale) 'ALASKA OIL AND GAS C~)~f;ERVATION COMMISSION FILE I NFORMAT I.O.N.~ Operator ~ ~ dj Address ( ~ %URFACE ABANDC'~MENT REPORT 20 AAC 25, ARTICLE 2 Date Downhole P & A Surface Location of Well Ft. F L, Ft. F Sec. /~ , Ti9 ~__, R/~. ~,.~M. 20 AAC 2~.120: WELL ABANDONMENT MARKER: Pennit No. API No. 50- .. Unit or'Lease Name ,~C, /.~ j~.'~?'~ 6? .,~ ~ ~i~ Well No. .. ~.. Field & Pool Dia. Steel Post (4"Min.) ~/x Length (10' Min.) Height Above Final Grade-"Lev~i (4' Min.i / O ~ ~ Top of Marker Pipe Closed with: Cement Plug Screw Cap / Welds Set: On Well Head /...~ , On Cutoff Casing , In Concrete Plug Distance Below Final Grade Level Ft. ...~]; in. Side Outlets: All Valves and NiPples Removed' ~ All Openings Closed u_-~-~' With Blinds , With Cement , Other INFORMATION BEADWELDED DIRECT~LY TO MARKER POST: (List Where Different from File Information) Operator ~. ~ ~ /.~' tO~/ ~~ Unit or Lease Name Well Number . ~ f~ C /z~izY~f~ fa z_ , Surface Location of Well ~_L_~_~_Ft. F~-L, ~1~ Ft., F ~L, Sec / 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~~ CLEAN UP OF PAD AND/OR LOCATION: Clean ~ ........ , Pipe Scrap , Iron Scrap , Wood , Mud Paper , Other , , Cement SURROUNDING AREA: Wooded , Brush , Tundra ,g .............. ~' Grass , Dirt , .Gravel Sand , Other CONDITION SURROUNDING AREA: Clean '-- , Trash from Site__ Other , Trees and/or Brush frown Clearing'Site ACCESS RO~D: Dirt , Gravel , Ice__, Other /!j:}. CONDITION ACCESS ROAD AND SURROUNDING: Clean , Rough~, Smooth , Trash from Operations , Trees and/or Brush from Clearing Road , Spoil from Clearing Road Other RECOMMEND-APPROVAL INSPECTED BY 0.5/26/81 ABANDONI~}ENT: ,,?, Yes No Final Inspection DATE ~. ~':' ~, ¢? ~ ~, ~"~ ..... __ M EMOR, ... IDUM Sta( e of Alaska ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION · TO: ~~tterton Thru: Lonnie C. Smith./d~/'/--' z Commissioner DATE: October 4, FILE NO: 10 8/A TELEPHONE NO: 1982 FROM' Edgar W. Sipple, Jr~ Petr ole,am Inspector SUBJECT: Witness Final Inspection on ration and 2 Sec. 16, T12N, R14L, UM Sat.urday, September 25,. 19_82 - Peggy Fisher of ARCO, Larry Krizan of ARCO, a regulatory compliance engineer, and myself took an ERA helicopter to do a final inspection on Gulf Oil Corporation's Pt. McIntyre 1 and 2. Upon arrival at the site, I observed that the overall condition of the drill pad was excellent; however, there were two discrepancies. The secondary pit in photo #1 needs to be filled and the drilling mud to the north side of the pad needs to be removed. There is approximately 10,000 sq. ft. of drilling mud in the area. A triangle of approximately 100' x 200' at a one foot depth would be about 1800 bbls (see attached photos 2 through 5). I filled out the A.O.G.C.C. surface abandonmnt report which is attached. I recommend that the Commission not approve the final clean-up inspection on ~alf Oil's Pt. McIntyre' No. 1 and 2. 02-001 A ( Rev. 10179) ARCO Alaska, InC. E{ Post Office 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 June 1, 1982 Mr. C. V. Chatterton Commi ssi oner State of Alaska Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commi ss ion 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 SUBJECT: ~~and #2 Dear Mr. Chatterton: Enclosed are sundry notices requesting an extension of time to clean up requirements on the subject wells. If you have any questions, call me at 263-4965. Sincerely, M. A. Major Area Drilling Engineer MAM/JG: 1 lm Encl osures GRU1/L7 RECEIVED JUN- 982 Naska 0il & ~a~ Cons. commission1 ~u~chorage , ARCO Alaska, inc. is a subsidiary of AtlanticRichfieldCompany ALASKA OIL AND CAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION May 21, 1982 JAY S. #A¥¥OND, 3001 PORCUPINE DRIVE ANCHORAGE,ALASKA 99 501 '-3192 TELEPHONE (907) 279.--1433 ARCO Alaska, Inc. P.O. Box 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Attn: Mark Major Our recOrds indicate that the following well sites will require a repeat clean-up inspection this s%unmer: West Sak River State B10 Highland State No. 1 West Beach No. 3 West Sak No. 15 West Beach No. 2 West BeaCh No. 1 West Sak River State No. 3 West Sak River State No. 5 West Sak River State No. 6 West Mikkelsen St. No. 1 Pt. McIntyre No. 2 In addition there are wells completed earlier than 1975 which have not had their well site clean-up record completed. These include the following: Kavik Unit No. 3 Delta State No. 1 Delta State No. 2 Kup River State No. 1 N. Prudhoe Bay State No. 1 N.W. Eileen State No. 1 East Bay State No. 1 Put River State No. 1 W. Sak River State No. 1 W. Sak River State No. 2 Also there are a series of shallow observation wel/~ dating from 1969 now believed to be the responsibility of ARCO. The~ are: ~~ ARCO Alaska, Inc. Ma( 21, 1982 Put River 01-10-14 Put River 02-10-14 Put River 11-10-14 Put River 12-10-14 Put River 13-10-14 Put River 14-10-14 Put River 17-10-15 Finally there are the recently drilled welIs such as: Eileen No. 1 West Sak No. 18 We request that these wells, and any others of which you may be aware, that have not had the well site final clean-up accepted be made available for inspection as early as possible this summe r. Sincerely,/~ Lonnie C. Smith Commissioner 'LCS/JKT/9 lh March 11, 1982~ Mr. P. A. VanDusen Di strict D~il ling ' Engineer ARCO 'Alaska, Inc. P.O. BoX' 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Re: Request for an Extension of 'Time for Clean-up of Certain Wells Dear Mr. VanDusen: On October 2, 7, 8 and 22, 1982, this office ..informed ARCO Alaska, Inc. that certain wells required the submission of a form 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells. These form 10-403's were' to request an extension of time to complete clean-up requirements. These wells were~ West Sak River State B10 ~ighland St. Bo. 1 West Beach Ko. 3 West Sak No. 15 West Beach No. 2 West Beach N°. 1 West Sak River St. ~7o. 3 West ~4ikkelsen St. No. 1 West Sak River St. No. 5 West Sak River St. }~o. 6 2 As of this date we have not received these required form 10-403's. Please submit promptly. S/incerel~, . i / i ' ~ ~':' ," Lonnie C. Smith Commissioner ; cc~ Letters of October 2, 7, 8, and 22, 1981 LCS/JKT/gl h SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS 1. DRILLING WELL [] COMPLETED WE LLX~ OTHER [] 2. Name of Operator ARCO Alaska, 3. Address Inc. P. O. Box 360, Anchorage, 589' Sec. 4. Location of Well W & 1~45' N of SE er. 16, T12N, R14E, UM 5. Elevation in feet (indicate KB, DF, etc.) 2R.9 KDB 12. AK 99510 7. Permit No. 77-46 8. APl Number s0-029-20264 9. Unit or Lease Name Pt, Mclntyre 10. Well Number 1 11. Field and Pool Wildcat I6. Lease Designation and Serial No. ADL 3~z622 Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Report, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEOUENT REPORT OF' (Submit in Triplicate) Perforate [] Alter Casing [] Perforations Stimulate [] Abandon [] Stimulation Repair Well [] Change Plans" [] Repairs Made Pull Tubing [] Other I~] Pulling Tubing (Note: Report multiple completions on Form 10-407 with a submitted Form 10-407 for each completion.) (Submit'in Duplicate) [] Altering Casing [] [] Abandonment [] [] Other [] 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, ]:nc,, requests an extension of one (1) year from the AOGCC to complete clean- up ~equirements on subject well, Specifically, all pits will be filled pe~ AOGCC regulations. This extens±on will allow the work to be done dur±ng summer when ice and snow are no problem. The AOGCC w±11 be notified when a final site inspectZon can be pe~ fo~med, JUN - i 82 0ii & Gas Cons. C0mfriissi0D Anchorag~ 14. I hereby certify that the foregoing is true and correct to the best of my knowledge. Signed '~~~~ Title Area Drillinq Enqineer The space below for Commission use Conditions of Approval, if any: Approved by Form 10-403 Rev. 7-1-80 MCC1/A~ t e Commission , Date Submit "Intentions" in Triplicate and "Subsequent Reports" in Duplicate October 22, 1981 ARCO Alaska, Inc. P.O. Bc~ 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99S10 ~e~ Pt. Mclnty sec. 16, T12N, R14E, C~ntlemen ~ Our representative inspected this site on August 20, 1981. EXcept for c~pleting filling of the pats, the condition of site was satisfactory. It will be necessary to submit a Fozm 10-403, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells, to request an extension of time to complete filling of the pits.. It will be necessary to reinspect this location in the summer of 1982 before final abandonment can be approved. Sincerely, I~nnie C. Smith. Commissioner ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Thru: Hoy le ~. Hami lton/~~ 'f~fz~]J Chairman /v-v Lonnie C. Smith~~ Commissioner ~' Doug Amos ~ Petroleum Inspector October 9, 1981 Conduct Clean-up Inspection on Gulf Oil Corpor~on's Pt. McIntyre Well~ 1/& 2 Sec. 16, T12N, R14~,, U.M. Permit No.'s 77-46 & 77-65 Thursday A~gust_ 20, 1981~ I accompanied Mr. Clay Boubreaux, ARCO t' representa lye, to the well location this date. As the attached pictures indicate the pad is clean and graded. The well marker 'post is cemented into the well bore, and has the correct bead weld information. The mud and burn pits are not filled, but are in the process of being filled with gravel. Therefore I recommend that the Commission not grant final abandor~ment approval until the pits have been covered and another inspection conducted on this location. In summary.. I conducted the clean-up inspection of Gulf Oil Corporation's Pt. McIntyre Wells 1 & 2. I recommend that the Commission not grant final abandonment approval until all pit areas on the location have been filled and another inspection conducted by a petroleum inspector during the summer of 1982. URI"AC}': ,\BAN~)(.' ,,.~,t khlt)RT 20 ,\,\C 25 .... ~' ' ' ., ',~l [.L~ 2 Date I)ownhole P & A [[-/2-77- 20 AAC 25.1'~0:,_ WELL AhAhl)O,,,.,I;NI ,.,,,~,,KF.R"'~': Dia. Steel Post (4"Nih.) ZbTM , He£ght Above Final Grade Level (4' Nih.) Pe ma i t No. AP1 No. 5(.)- Well No. ' ,T':'. Field & Pool '~'" 4 ~ ~ ~ .,, ' O, Length (10' Flirt.) lO' W e 1 d s ~ , With Cement ~ , Other Top of Marker Pipe Closed with: Cement PLug Screw Cat, Set: On Well tiead ~, On Cutoff Casing ~ , In Concrete P].~g Distance Below Final Creole Level / Ft. ~" in. Side Outlets: All Valves and Nipples Removed b/' All Openings Closed , With Blinds INFORMATION I{EAI)WELDI,]I) D.[RI:iC'I'EI,Y '['0 H~RKER P()ST: (Lis~ k~ere Different from File Information) Operator .L~:~~ '~ ~r~. Unit or Lease Name ,..,;: .......... Well Number ~;~ :~o ~, Surface Loca'tion of Well' 20 AAC 25. 170: LOCA'FION CLEAN-UP PITS: Filled In , Liners RemOved'or Buried /, Debris Removed SURFACE OF PAl) AND/OR I.OCA'FION: Rough , Smooth , Contoured Other Vlat ~Compactecl CLEAN UP OF PAD AND/OR I.OCATION' Clean [df-Pipe Scrap ...... , Iron. Scrap __, Wood__, Hud Paper ... , Other , Cement SURROUNI) ING AREA' Wooded , Brush , Tundra I/, Grass , Dirt Sand , Other , Gravel CONDITION SURROUND[NC Al:lEA: Clean, ,/, Trash from Site Other , Trees and/or Brush from Clear/rig Site '~ () N! Ii,NC COI'II)£TION ACCESS ROAD AND SbkR.U ) Clean , Rough , Smooth , Trash from ()per;~tions , Trees and/~r Brush from ~Clearing Road , Spoil from Clearing Road REMAINING TO BE DONE:' RECOt'i/.1ENII[ APPROVAL OF At~,A,h'I)ON,"IEN'I'' Yes C", [ ,', INSPECTED BY -~'O.,"i,,: t"(",.', ~"'; 05/26/dl No b/' Final InsPection DATE .., -. . . August 18, 1981 · Mr. J. M. Posey ARCO Alaska, Inc. P.O. Box 360 ~Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Dear Mr. Poseyz ineer In reference to your conversation with Commissioner L. C. Smith, '':~ enclos.ed!'~.is-a copy of the agreement letter between Gulf Oil, '~.~:.~.,~, ':? ...~.-..Atlantlo Richfield, and Exxon Company USA, dated January 3, ~e,~: ~tnal Abandonment Agreement for ~tnt ,elnt~r~ . June 4, 1981 ARCO Alaska, Inc. P. O. Box 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Re: Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission .Regulations Article 2, ABANDONMENT AND PLUGGING-, 20 AAC 25.120 WELL ABANDOT.~MENT ~ARI',ER and 20 AAC 25.170 LOCATION CLEAN UP. Gentlemen.. In regard to the above referenced regulations, your attention is called to an attached list of %.~ells which, according to our records, have not received a final location inspection and approval of clean up. In compliance with 20 AAC 25.170 Section (a), "Within one year of suspension or abandonment of an on- shore well", all clean up %~ork is to be finished. £-'.ection (b) provides the means for an extension of time if a valid reason exists. Section (c) provides for on site inspection. Consequently, we are presenting the following list of your abandoned and/or suspended wells. ~{any of these are now more than one year old and are not in compliance with regulations. Others should have the final inspection completed, this summer while weather pernits.. This list covers the years 1975 to date. There may be some earlier wells that also need inspec- tion. If you have any earlier wells to be inspected this summer please inforn~ us. Therefore, we are requesting a schedule from you for this summer when our field inspectors can accompany your representa- tives to these sites for the final clean up inspection. Yours truly,z~ Lonnie C/S~.ith Commi s sioner LCS/JKT: be ARCO ALASKA, INC. Delta St. #2 W. Beach St. #1 W. Beach St. #2 W. Beach St. #3 W. Mikkelsen St. #1 W. Sak River St. #3 W. Sak River St. 95 W. Sak River St.-#6 W. Sak River St. #7 W. Sak 25590 #15 SUSPENDED PLUGGED & ABANDONED Abel St. 91 W. Sak River St. B-10 W. Sak 25606 #13 W. Sak 25618 #20 Pt. Mclmtyre #1 (Jointly w/Exxon) "P't. McIntyre ~2 (Jointly w/~xx-~n) JAY S./Z/4MMOA/D, GOV~ WA/O, DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES OFF/CE OF THE COMMISSIO~VER / October 22, 1979 Mr. L. R. Woodard General Manager, Exploration GULF OIL EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION COMPANY · P. O. Box 1392 Bakersfield, CA 93302 RE: Request for EXtended .Confidentiality of Well Data Pursuant to AS 31.05. 035(c): _Gulf_..~! Pt. McIntyre and Gulf #2. Pt McIntyre - North Slope, Alaska Dear Mr. Woodard: By letter dated September 24, 1979, Gulf Oil Exploration and Production Company requested that the well data and reports submitted to the state be held confidential for a reasonable time after the disposition of unleased lands in the vicinity of the wells. The well data are due for release on the dates indicated below, unless the period for confidentiality is extended in accordance with AS 31.05.035(c) as amended by HB 815 during the 1978 Legislative session. Pt. McIntyre #1 Pt. McIntyre ~2 11/05/79 12/12/79 Each of the referenced wells is located on a state lease which is adjacent to or near unleased state acreage. In my judgment, the well data and reports which have been filed with the state con- tain significant information relevant to the evaluation of adja- cent and nearby unleased state lands. Therefore, all data from these wells submitted to the state pursuant to AS 31.05.035(c), as amended, will be kept confidential until after the issuance of State of Alaska oil and gas leases in the vicinity of the wells. Robert E. LeResche Commissioner cc: Hoyle H. Hamilton Tom Cook .October 22, 1979 Mr. W. S. Blanton Land Supervisor Exploration and Production Division Mobil Oil Corporation .P.O. Box 5444 Denver, Colorado 80217 Re: Request for extended confidentiality of well data pursuant to. AS 31.05.035.(c).: Mobil Oil Corporation Staines River State #1 Well Dear Mr. Blanton: I am writing in response to your letter of August 27, 1979 to Tom Cook in which Mobil Oil Corporation requested that well data and reports submitted to the state from the Staines River State #1 well be held confidential beyond the normal 25 month period. Since the well data and reports which Mobil has filed with the state cannot be made public until August 20, 1981, I believe that Mobil's request is premature. If there remain un- leased state lands in the vicinity of the Staines River State ~1 well as the anniversary date of 8/20/81 approaches, I suggest that Mobil resubmit its request for extended confidentiality a few months before the data would normally be made public, R · esche Commissioner cc: Hoyle H. Hamilton, Chairman Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Tom Cook, Director ~!~s~Oi.!~§:~,:~,~.,.~...~.~ Division of Minerals and Energy Management September 28, 1979 Mr. L. R. Woodard General Manager-Exploration Gulf 0il Exploration and Production Company P. O. Box 1392 Bakersfield, California 93802 Dear Mr. Woodard = This is in response to your letter dated September .24, 1979, in which you requested an extension of the confidential period for your two Pt. McIntyre wells. In the section of the statute that you cite the commissioner means the Commissioner of the Department of~ Natura! aesources, Robert LeResche. He is located in Juneau and his phone number is (907) 465-2400. I will forward your letter to him but I suggest that you also make contact with him on this matter since there is not much time before the release dates. Sincerely, ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION Bob LeResche Commissioner Hoyle H. Hamilton Chairman/Commissioner September 28, 1979 Request by Gulf Oil for Extension of Confidential Period. Attached is a letter request that should have been sent to you. I am also attaching a copy of the letter I sent to Gulf. cc: Tom Cook w/attachments L. R. Woodard P.O. BC ~E.E.^~ .... ~.- EX..O.^T,O. SePtember 24. 1979 Bakersfielcl · Alaska Oil & Gas Conservation Commission 3001 Porcupine Drive' Anchorage, Alaska 99501 I co;,~.'.,~ ,:,,-OL ~'- ST.~T TE( ._ I STAT TE[ I ~F~': Subject: Extension of Confidentiality Period Gulf #1 Pt. McIntyre and Gulf #2 ~t'. McIntyre North Slope, A~aska Dear Sir.s: Under normal proCedures, the data and information which Gulf has submitted to the State of Alaska relative to these wells will become public informa- tion on November 6, 1979 for the Gulf #1 Pt. McIntyre and on December 12, 1979 for the Gulf #2 Pt. McIntyre. Section 31.05.035(c) Alaska Statutes reads as follows: "The reports and information required in (a) of this section shall be kept confidential for 24 months following the 30- day filing period unless the owner of the well gives written permission to release the reports and information at an earlier date. If the commissioner finds that the required reports and information contain significant information relating to the valuation of unleased land in the same vicinity, he shall keep the reports and information confidential for a reasonable time after the disposition of all affected unleased land, unless the owner of the well gives written permission to .release the reports and information at an earlier date.'' 'In' view of the proximity of these wells to unleased State lands which may be included in'the proposed State/Federal Beaufort Sea Lease Sale, Gulf respectfully requests that the Commissioner continue to hold the reports and information from these wells confidential until leases on the nearby lands have been awarded. Very truly yours, L. R. Woodard .... "~ '.z, '" AW~S: dins A DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORPORATION , TELEPHONE (805) 3954 TELEX: 910 327 ' August 31, 1979 1.N .... '~! . 4 ENG "i C-EO[-"--'l I STAT T'f-.C j ~'~J'STAT TrC i Mr. L. R. %~oodard Exploration Manager Gulf Oil Exploration and Production Company P.O. Box 1392 B~ersfield, CA 93302 Re~ Release of Gulf' s _Point McIntyre ~o.'% and No. 2 Well Data to the '~SGS'-~-~~' Prepa~ation for the Beaufort Sea Lease Sale Dear }tr' Woodard~ On ~y 3, 1979, ."~r. Joe Jones of the USGS and I wrote to your comps.ny requesting that well data captioned above be made available to t]~e professional staff of the USGS (please see attached letter). By letter dated ~{ay 9, 1979, Mr. ~ooks concurred with our joint request and authorized the State to make such data available to the USGS, providing of course, that these data b~ held in strict confidence. We most appreciate .your firm's willingness to assist the USGS and the State with preparation for the Joint Beaufort Sea Sale. However, as stated at page 2 of our request (May 3, 1979), the State agencies believe that legal authority to ensure confi- dentiality may be impaired unless Gulf is willing, to make the well data directly available---~'-~.he USGS. Therefore, we ask that Gulf '.make available copies of the requested well data an~ transm/t ~uch well data directly to the custody of Mr. Joe Jones, Assistant Conservation Manager, United States Geological Survey, Conservation Division, 800 "A" Street, Anchorage.,-Alaska 99501. We realize that this request will burden Gulf with reproduction costs. However, such a transmittal will assure the legal authority for confi- dentiality. If you will accommodate this request, the State (through the Division of Minerals and Energy Management) will reimburse all reasonable reproduction costs as incurred%bY~ ' - R E IV E D · S 'P - 6 197'9 Anchorage ~(r. L. R. Woodard Page Two August ~1, 1979 If there are any questions regarding this request please call ~. Jones at (907)271-4304. You may reach me at (907)263-2278. Your assistance 'in this matter will be deeply appreciated. Sincerely, Thomas Cook Director Attachments cc ~ Mr. Joe Jones Assistant Conservation ~-~anager United States Geological Survey Conservation Division 800 ~A" Street Anchorage, AK 99501 TC:al ,J. ~ May 9, 1979 P. O. Box 1392 Bakersfield, CA 93302 Mr. Joseph M. Jones Assistant Conservation Manager Western Region, Alaska Area Office of Regional Conservation Manager U. S. Geological Survey Post Office Box 259 Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Mr. Tom Cook, Director Division of Minerals and Energy Management Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 703 W. Northern Lights Blvd. D~chorage, Alaska 99503 Re: GULF'S POiNTMc~NTY_RE~O.~and NO. 2 ~ELL DATA BEAUFORT SEA LEASE SALE Gentlemen: This is in reply to your-joint letter of May 3, 1979 by which the U. S. Geological Survey is seeking to obtain, on a confidential basis, the s~mme well data which have previously been released on a confidential basis to the State of Alaska Department of Natural Resources. Gul~ fully concurs with the suggestion that the State and Federal officials should have common access to the data necessary to evaluate the disputed lands, and in accordance therewith we hereby consent to the State's furnishing copies of its data to the U. S. Geological Survey on the basis of confidentiality as outlined in your letter of May 3, 1979. We do solicit the Conservation Division's acknowledgement in writing when these data have been received from the State that these data will be hel~ in strict confidence and will not be released to any third party. I believe that this is the most practical method to ensure that both governments have access to the same data. if you should have any further questions, please contact me. A DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORPOPATION Very truly yours, GULF OIL CORPORATION .~ Its Attorr ~~Fact . DN, of Minerals & Energy Mgr.. Anchorage, Ak. TELEX: 9~0 327 May 3, 1979 Gulf Oil Exploration and Production Company Attention: Mr. J. E. Hooks General Manager of Exploration, West Coast District P.O. Box 1392 B~kersfield, California 9 3302 Gentlemen: The Department of the Interior and the State of Alaska are progressing on schedule with preparation for the Joint Federal/State Beaufort Sea lease sale %~4qich is planned for Dec~ 1979. We are hopeful that several problems which have arisen will be solved so that the sale can proceed as scheduled. A major problem relates to the joint tract evaluation effort which is presently underway. The State of Alaska has access to confidential ~11 data from several key wells (see attached list) adjacent to the sale area. These key well data are not presently available to the Conservation Division of the U. S. Geological Survey. The professional staffs of the Alaska Department of Natural Resources and the U. S. Geological Survey are working together in preparing the required' pre-sale evaluation of leasing units to be offered in the Beaufort Sea sale. It is of critical importance that the State and the Department of the Interior concur in the evaluation of the disputed acreage. The b~orandum of Understanding (~DU) entered into by Governor Hanr~nd and Secretary Andrus re?~res the rejection of bids on disputed tracts unless the State and Federal tract evaluation groups reach agreements with regard to bid acceptance/rejection criteria for the disputed tracts. We have a copy of the MDU which sets forth the requirement in Section K, Bid Acceptance/ Rejection. Unless the U. S. Geological Survey and the Department of Natural Resources share a comnon data base, it is very unlikely that the State and Federal professional staffs will be able to reach agreement with regard to the evaluation of disputed acreage. If the two groups are forced to work separately, with different data bases and, as a result, reach differing de{erminations of tract values, bids on the disputed tracts will necessarily be _rejected. (2) As a matter of law, the U. S. Geological Survey must establish the fa{r market value and the Federal Government must receive fair market value for the leasing of OCS lands. As co-chairmen of the joint evaluation effort, we believe that the only w~y we can achieve the re~Akirements of federal law and meet the terms of the ~DU is to have cc~mon access to all of the relevant well data necessary to evaluate the disputed lands. Although these well data are currently on file with the State of Alaska, we have been advised by the State De~r~t of Law that the State's provisions for confidentiality ~Duld re~3]re your release of the data directly to the U. S. Geological Survey rather than through the State. These data will be held in strict confidence and will not be released to any tkird party. These data will be used solely by tract evaluation personnel responsible for the required evaluation in preparation for the joint Beaufort Sea sale. The U. S. Geological Survey has been assured by counsel that these data can be maintained in the strictest confidence. Further, we believe that the Survey's record for m_~_intaining high professional standards demonstrates that such data will be accorded in strict confidence. Your earliest consideration of our request will be most 'appreciated. We are concerned that this problem be resolved so that the joint efforts to prepare for the sale can proceed in a timely manner. Thank you for your cooperation. ~o~.~h~. Jones-~ / ~sistant Conser~ionManager Western Region, Alaska Area Conservation Division U. S. Geological Survey T~n Cook Director Division of Minerals and Energy Management Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska STATE OF ALASKA JAY S. HAMMOND, GOVERNOR ALASKA OIL & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 January 3, 1979 1I / Gulf Oil Exploration & Production Co. Attn: T. L. Lewis, Jr. Ak. Operations Rep. P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Re: Final Abandonmen~t Agreement Pt. McIntyre #2 (77-65) Location & Pit Dear Sir: I have reviewed the correspondence between you and. representatives of Arco and Exxon Concerning final abandonment of the Pt. McIntyre loca- tion. I would like to summarize our understanding of the situation to make sure everyone agrees. 1) ARCO and Exxon agree to assume responsibility, jointly and. severally, for final abandonment and cleanup of the existing location, which includes filling and leveling of the reserve pit and well pad. This work will be done on or before the date of the contraction of the Prudhoe Bay Unit, unless lease operations are resumed before then. Atlantic Richfield Company's Statewide Federal Insurance Co. Bond #8011-38-40 and Exxon Company's Oil & Gas Conservation Bond. # 513404049, B-l-4 may be called upon to assure final abandonment compliance as stated above. 2) Gulf expressly agrees to save and hold Atlantic Richfield Company and Exxon Company, U.S.A., harmless from any and all claims, damages, lawsuits and/or penalties resulting from Gulf's use of the Pt. McIntyre well pad. If this agreement is acceptable to all parties, please acknowledge con- curance by execution of signatures as set forth below. Upon receipt of Gulf Oil Exploration & Production Co. Final Abandonment Agreement -2- January 3, 1979 this executed original letter, the Oil and Gas Conservation Commission will release Gulf from the abandonment requirements for the Pt. McIntyre well location. Sincerely, Hoyle H. Hamilton Commissioner and Chairman AOGCC cc: ARCO EXXON for: Gulf Oil Exploration & Production Co. by: T.L. Lewis, Jr. Mk. Op. Rep. for: Atlantic Richfield Company by: for: Exxon Company USA by: date Thomas L M. olland, Gen. Landman Robert ~. Riddle, Ak. Pacific Div. Land Rep. HHH/RAD:emi CONSERVATION December 22, 1978 Gulf Oil Exploration & Production Co;,. Attn: T, L. Lewis, Jr. Ak.. Operatio~ Rep.~ P. O. Box 221 ~' Anchorage, Alaska. 99510 Final Pt. ~IntNe ~2 (77-65) Location Dear ~ir: I have reviewed the corresponde~c.e bet~e~ you aug represe~tatives of Arco an~ Exxon Concerning final abando~nt of the Pt. ~tyr.e ti~, I ~Id li~ to .~rize our u~erStaing of t~ situation to ~ sure eve.ry~ agrees. 1) ARCO .and Exxon agree to assume responsibility, Jointly severally, for final abangoument am4 cleanup of the existing location, which includes filli~ and leveling of the resets pit a~ ~11 pad. T~s ~rk ~11 be go~ ~ithiu one year, unless l~se ~eratio~ are rased before ~hen. A~.l~tic Richfield ~0I t-38-I0 5131~O49, B-I~ ~y be ca11~ ~pon to assure final aba~o~. ~nt e~~e as stata~ able. 2) ~lf expressly a~rees to save .and hol~ A~l-antic Richfiel~ Compamy ~ Exxon Company, U.S.A., harmless from any and all claims, flama~es, lawsuits anS./or pentalttes resulting G~If"s ~e of the Pt. ~Intyre ~elt pad. If this agreement is acceptable to alt parties, please acknowledge con- ¢~ramce by execution of signatures as set forth below. Upon receipt of Gulf Oil Exploration & Production Co. Final Abandonment Agreement -2- December 22, 1978 this executed original letter, the Oil and Gas Conservation Committee will release Gulf from the abandonment requirements for the Pt. Mclntyre well location. Sincerely, Hoyle H. ~milton Director and Member AOGCC cc: AR~ F~XO~ for.: Gulf Oil Exploration & Production Co. by: u date forl Atlantic Richfield Company by: date Th~s L. Holland, Gen. Land~ for: Exxon Company USA by: date Div. Land Rep. d, E. Hooks GENERAL ~,IANAGER - EXPLORATION ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 P. O, Box 1392 Bakersfield, CA 93302 November 20, 1978 Mr. Lonnie C. Smith, Chief Petroleum Engineer Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Re' Gulf's Point McIntyr.~f#~and #2 -- ADOGC Permits #77-4~77-65 Dear Mr. Smith: I am delivering to you with this letter, in response to your request made at last Monday's meeting, the following' 1. Report of Analysis of Soil and Water Samples taken from the area of the pad used to drill the subject wells. Said analysis was prepared by Chemical and Geological Laboratories of Alaska, Inc. 2. Plat of the pad area, showing the points at which the various samples were taken by Mr. Glenn Newton, of Alaska Oilfield Services, Inc. Please let me know if you need any additional information on this matter. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative A DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORPORATION RECEIVED NOV 0 1978 Division Anchorage TELEPHONE (805) 395-6311 TELEX: 910 327 1189 -- P.O. BOX 4-1276 4649 BUSINESS PARK BLVD. ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99509 TELEPHOP 279.4014 ANALYTICAL REPORT Address Anchoraqe, Alaska · · Product Soil: Water Date October 2, 1978 Other Pertinent Data Analyzed by ~fiE~_ DB Date _October 16, 1978 _ Lab No. 8828 REPORT OF ANALYSIS SOIL AND WATER SAMPLES ANCHORAGE, ALASKA Samples received October 2, 1978 SAMPLE Soil from Pit Bank Unmarked Soil Sample Water Sample Parts per Million OIL & GREASE, Percen..t by .Weight TOTAL AROMATICS 3.6 19 0.43 18 1.7 ppm Less Than O]'O1 ppm NOV 0 1978 Anchorage DEPT. OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION Oa~ 31, 1978 IlO#TIlE## #~lOIIIZ OFFIC~ Mr. Hoyle Hamilton Division of Oil & Gas Cons. State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 Re: Gulf Oil Spill Clean-Up Pt. McIntyre Well Site Dear ~r. Hamilton: The Alaska DePartment of Enviro~tal Conservation has inspected the Pt. McIntyre well pad during and follc~ing the clean-up of the referenced oil spill. We are satisfied with the action taken to date by Gulf Oil and Arctic Oilfield Services, Inc. in cleaning up the spill. Our last inspection of the site on September 26, 1978 revealed small quantities of oil still leaching from the pad and surrounding tundra. At that time we rended, and Gulf Oil agree,d to take steps necessary until freeze-up to collect the oil leaching from the pad. Further, it was agreed that the pad' Would. be monitored during and following break-up in the spring of 1979 and necessary clean-up action would be taken. We have no objections to Gulf Oil and Atlantic Richfield Company concluding agreements regarding control of the:~. McIntyre pad provided that Gulf Oil maintain responsibility for any further clean-up necessary at this site. Sincerely, Douglas L. Lowery Reg. Env. Supv. Bateman RECEIVED PB: sg cc: Tc~ Lewis/Gulf Glen Newton/Arctic Oilfield Tom Holland/ARCO t 0 , d. E. Hooks GENERAL MANAGER - EXPLORATION ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK, 99510 (907) 276-0200 P. O. Box 1392 Bakersfield, CA 93302 October 26, 1978 Mr. Lonnie C. Smith, Chief Petroleum Engineer Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Re' Gulf's Point McIntyre(#1)and #2 ADOGC Permits #77-46 a~r~r77-65 Dear Mr. Smith: Please refer to my letter of October 25, 1978 on the same subject. In order to complete the background on this matter, I am attaching to this letter one copy each of the following' 1. Letter dated September 19, 1978 from me to Exxon's Bob Riddle. (I had previously furnished you with a copy of my letter of September 14, 1978 to ARCo's Tom Holland.) 2. Letter dated October 23, 1978 from Mr. Holland to Mr. Riddle. This letter relates specifically to the final sentence of the first paragraph of the letter of October 24, 1978 from Mr. Riddle to me, copy of which was given to you with the abOve-:mentioned letter of October 25, 1978 from me to you. I believe that these letters should complete your file on this subject and allow you to consider the request for abandonment approval which I made in my October 25, 1978 letter. Thank you for your patience and help in this matter. · Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative A DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORPORATION OCT 2 TELEPHON~ (805) 395-6311 TELEX: 910'327 1189 d. E. Hooks GENERAL MANAGER - EXPLORATION ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 October 25, 1978 Mr. Lonnie C. Smith, Chief Petroleum Engineer Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Dear Mr. Smith- RECEIVED Re' 6ulf's Point McIntyre~and ¢2 -- AD066 Permits ¢77-46 a~ 77-65 On September 5, 1978, your PetrOleum Inspector, Mr. Harold Hawkins, inspected the site of the above-captioned wells in response to my request of August 29, 1978. Subsequently, he prepared a Field In- spection Report, which contained the following remark' "Abandonment not approved due to mud pit not being filled. (See 11AAC 22.170 Location Cleanup of Oil and Gas Regulations)". I explained to you that our having used, under license, an existing pad owned by ARCo and Exxon made it likely that those companies would want us to leave the pit as is so that it would be available for their use if they would later elect to drill another well from the pad. You then indicated that, if we could present to you letters from ARCo and Exxon by which they would agree to accept responsi- bility for eventually filling the pit, you would be able to amend Mr. Hawkins' Field Inspection Report to eliminate the pit-filling require- ment, Accordingly, we requested ARCo and Exxon to provide us with the necessary letter, and each of them has now done so. One copy of each letter is attached. I trust that it will now be in order for you to give us your written approval of the final abandonment of the two above-captioned wells. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative TELEPHONE: (805) 395-6311 A DIVISION Of GULF OIL CORPORATION TELEX: 910 327 1189 E .ON COMPANY, U.S.A. POUCH 6601 · ANCHORAGE, ALASKA 99502 EXPLORATION DEPARTMENT ALASKA/PACIFIC DIVISION Re: October 24, 1978 Gulf Point McIntyre ~and #2 State of Alaska - ADL--34622 North Slope Area Mr. Tom Lewis RECEIVED Gulf Oil Exploration and Production. Company 'Alaska Operations P.O. Box 2211 Anchorage, Alaska, 99510 Your letter of September 19, 1978 and its attachments stated that the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation would be willing to give final approval of the site restoration and to release Gulf from further responsibility under the subject permits provided Atlantic Richfield Company and Exxon each agreed to fill the presently unfilled mud pit at the site. Atlantic Richfield Company has stated that it plans a possible further use of the Point McIntyre pad and thus does not wish to see the mud pit covered. Atlantic Richfield further has given assurance that Exxon's obligation to share the ultimate responsibility to fill the mud pit to the state's satisfaction will be contingent upon Exxon's election to participate in the future activities of Atlantic Richfield which are conducted at the site by said company as operator of the subject lease. Accordingly, consistent with this assurance and contingent only upon the condition previously given you by Atlantic Richfield in its letter of September 18, 1978, i.e. that Gulf expressly agrees to save and hold Atlantic Richfield Company and Exxon Corporation harmless from any and all claims, damages, lawsuits and/or penalties resulting in Gul.f's use of the Point McIntyre drill pad, this will constitute your assurance that Exxon, in the event of its election to so participate, will assume its proportionate share of the responsibility for the filling of the pit as required by the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation. Yours very truly, by: EXXON CORPORATION Robert K. Riddle Alaska/Pacific Divisic Land Representative .,flcRichfieldCompany NorthAmeri~r~ )roducing Division North Alaska"c,,~t rict Post Office Box 360 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 October 23, 1978 Mr. R. K. Riddle Exxon Company, U.S.A. Pouch 6601 Anchorage, AK 99502 Dear Mr. Riddle: ~X~L0_n~kTION DEPT, In accordance with our recent conversations, this letter will signify Atlantic Richfield Company's agreement to assume abandonment responsibilities for the Point McIntyre drill pad, in the event Atlantic Richfield uses said drill pad for the purposes of drilling a well in which Exxon Corporation has no working interest. Nothing herein shall be construed to release Exxon from its responsibilities for sharing abandonment expenses as a co-owner of the Pt. McIntyre drill pad, should the circumstance set forth above not occur. Very truly yours, ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY Thomas L. Holland General Landman TLH/gr RECEIVED. OCT 2 6 978 Division of Oil ann Gas C°ns~rvation d. E. Hooks GENERAL NANAQER- EXPLORATION P. O. Box 1392 Bakersfield, CA 93302 ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 September 19, 1978 Mr. Robert K. Riddle EXXON Company, U.S.A. Pouch 6601 Anchorage, AK 99502 Dear Bob: Copies of two letters are attached hereto. The first is my letter of September 14, 1978 to ARCo~s Tom Holland. The second is his letter of September 18, 1978 to me. My letter requested a decision from ARCo regarding the filling of the mud pit adjacent to the pad which~lf used as a surface location from which to drill Point McIntyre ~_l~)and #2, His letter conveys the decision to us. I believe that the two~-'Tetters are self-explanatory. We approached ARCo alone on this matter because we assumed that they, as Operator for themselves and EXXON on the lease on which the pad is located, would want to be responsible for securing your decision on the subject. Mr. Holland has told me, however, that they prefer for us to handle the matter with. EXXON. Accordingly, we hereby request that you consider the. situation and, if you agree, furnish us with a letter similar to the ARCo letter of September 18, 1978. We will then submit both letters to the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation and ask that they issue an amended Final Inspection Report on the two Gulf wells. Very truly yours, T. L, Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative enclosures cc: J. E. Hooks, without attachments H.L. Strider, without attachments ~ OIVI$10N OF GUMe Ol&. CORPORATION Division of Oil and Gas C~ns~rv~tion TELEPHOI~E: (805) 395-6311 TEt, EX~ 910 327 ],],89 Post Office Box%~60 Anchorage, Alaska 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 September 18, i978 Mr. Tom Lewis - Gulf Oil ExploratiOn and Produci;ion ComPany Alaska Operations ' P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 Re: Gulf Pt. McIntyre ~}and #2 Dear Mr. Lewis: Further to our telephone conversations and your letter dated September.14, 1978, Atlantic Richfield Company does plan a possible further use of the Pt. McIntyre pad and does 'not wish to see the mud pit cOvered. If the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation would be willing to give final approval to Gulf, condi- tioned on the pad owners agreei.ng to fill the pit before abandonment, then Atlantic Richfield Company agrees. This agreement is .subject, however, to the following: (1) Exxon must also agree to assume its responsibility as co-owner of the pad; and (2) Gulf expressly agrees to save and hold Atlantic Richfield Company. and Exxon Company, U.S.A. harmless from any and all claims, damages, lawsuits and/or penalties resulting from Gulf's use of the Pt. McIntyre drill pad. Very truly yours, ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY Thomas L. Holland General Landman TLH/gr d. E. Hook8 F::', O. B, ~[N£RAL MANAGEff · EItPLOIIATION i~aKerefiel¢l, ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 September 14, 1978 ,..j__C...'Eh,3 .. __J__l ! 12 .... · · J Dr~^F? T s' -c I Mr. Tom Hol 1 and Atlanti.c Richfield Company P. O. Box 360 Anchorage, AK 99510 '- Dear Tom: Re: Gulf Point McIntyre(~ #2'~, L.O. 77-112 and L.O. 77-152 ARCo Pad .Construction Pro~ect,. "L.O.' 74-'19. You and I have been discussing the requirement of the Alaska Division of Oil. and Gas Conservation (ADOGC) that the mud pit, as part of the facilities licenSed to Gulf by ARCo and Exxon under that certain License dated August 31, 1977, be filled in accordance with the provisions of 11AAC 22.170 before final abandonment of the subject wells is approved. Two copies of the ADOGC's Field Inspection Report are attached, as per our discussion. Mr. Lonnie Smith, Chief Petroleum Engineer in that agency, has informed me that, because of the circumstance of Gulf's having used another company's facilities as the surface location for the wells, the ADOGC would be willing to give a final approval if' the pad owners plan possible further use of the pad and do not desire to have the pad destroyed by filling the pit with existing pad material, provided that the owners will agree to fill the pit before abandonment of the pad. Accord- ingly, I requested that ARCo and Exxon signify, in writing, their intention to eventually fill the pit or their understanding that, if Gulf is to fill the pit, the existing pad material would be used insofar as necessary to accom- plish the filling. You expressed reservations about ARCo's willingness to take on any liability as a result of Gulf's use of the pad. Gulf has satisfied the requirements of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation relative to cleanup of' . the pad. ARCo~s Mr. Pat Metz has been furnished with all correspondence on this phase of the operation. Therefore, Gulf would agree to hold ARCo and Exxon harmless from any future liability which resulted from Gulf's use of the pad. You mentioned a letter agreement to that effect but stipulated that it would require some clearances from ARCo"s exploration and operating people, who have expressed the need to see a letter request from Gulf before deciding whether or not ARCo and/or Exxon needs the existing pad. GULF OIL GORPORATION I trust that the above explanation and this letter will serve as a request from Gulf for either a letter agreement such as .that mentioned above or an [ CEIVED · ~i~ i'!:i~.".': ii ~' '~'' ~ T~;~,[xs 910 327 1189 ~J. E. Hooks P.O. B GENERAL MANAGER · EXPtORATION BakersfielcI, ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 September 14, 1978 Mr, Tom Holland Atlantic Richfield Company P. O. Box 360 Anchorage, AK 99510 Dear Tom: Re: Gulf Point McIntyre/#1/~ #2, L.O. 77-112 and L.O. 77-152 ARCo. Pad .ConstrUCti on~ ..P?oject,i "L. O. 'i74.- 19. You and I have been discussing the requirement of the Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation (ADOGC) that the mud pit, as part .of the ~facilities licensed to Gulf by ARCo and Exxon under that certain License dated August 31, 1977, be filled in accordance with the provisions of 11AAC 22.170 before final abandonment of the subject wells is approved. Two copies of the ADOGC's Field Inspection Report are attached, as per our discussion. Mr. Lonnie Smith, Chief Petroleum Engineer in that agency, has informed me that, because of the circumstance of Gulf's having used another company's facilities as the surface location for the wells, the ADOGC would be willing to give a final approval if the pad owners plan possible further use of the pad and do not desire to have the pad destroyed by filling the pit with existing pad material, provided that the owners will agree to fill the pit before abandonment of the pad. Accord- ingly, I requested that ARCo and Exxon signify, in writing, their intention to eventually fill the.pit or their understanding that, if Gulf is to fill the pit, the existing pad material woUld be used insofar as necessary to accom- plish the filling. You expressed reservations about ARCo~'s willingness to take on any liability as a result of Gulf"s use of the pad. Gulf has satisfied the requirements of the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation relative to cleanup of-.... the pad. ARCo~'s Mr. Pat Metz has been furnished with all correspondence on this phase of the operation. Therefore, Gulf would agree to hold ARCo and Exxon harmless from any future liability which resulted from Gulf's use of the pad. You mentioned a letter agreement to that effect but stipulated that it would require some clearances from ARCo"s exploration and operating people, who have expressed the need to see a letter request from Gulf before deciding whether or not ARCo and/or Exxon needs the existing pad. from Gulf for either a letter a ~k OIVI$1ON ~:F GULF 011. ~;ORPORATION I trust that the above explanation and this letter will serve as a request merit such as that mentioned above or an Mr. Tom Hol land L.O. 77-112, 77-152 and 74-19 September 14, 1978 Page 2 immediate acknowledgment that ARCo and Exxon prefer Gulf to proceed as soon as possible to use the material from the existing pad to whatever extent is necessary to fill the mud pit. If the latter course of action is required, weather conditions on the Slope dictate that operations should be§in immediately. Thank you for your cooperation in working out a solution to this problem, and I shall look forward to receiving your reply as soon as possible. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr, Alaska Operations /~epresentative enclosure , bcc: J E, Hooks H. L, Strider W, V. Kastler ~ Lonnie C. Smith RECEIVED SEP 1 4 1978 Anchorage Division of Oil ~d ~s Conse~zation H~roid R. H~9/ns ..:/6~ ~'/~'" Petroleum Inspe~or ~{f£;zf Ak~n~nment i oc~, t i o n flzlf. Oil--,P°Lnt Well No.~l~ & 2 Sec. 16,-~TI2N, R14E, ~.{. Pe~it No. 11-77 ~~__=~p~ 5, 1978 - I left Anclnorage by iJien AJ~.- at 11:00 AM, arrive_rig mn P~~ at ~ :30 ~..!. Wi~ r~ ~_ ~s ~ip ~ T~. ~~, ~ka ~~s ~pres~~ cfor G~f Oil, ~so R. C. G~er zmd ~rl~ ~~, ~~~ f~ ~c Oil Field S~~s, ~. ~~ of ~e ~p ~s ~ ~~ !~tion for ~~ent ~~orm~t ~t ~f h~ a~~ for. ~is ~s ~ Po~t ~r~t~ No. i ~d 2 at P~~ Bay. ~c Oil Fie~ ~~ ~! ~e ~ cle~ ~ %,~rk f~ ~f Oil. ~f Oil ~d cb~r~ a ~o~ ~ ~~ ~ ~ ~d f~ 1~~. I ing~ tt~e locatic~ fr~s, 2:00 ~¥~ until 3:15 ~!4. The well r?.~' -- ~s ~0 and all data weld ~cw/ ~n post. %1.~ drilling .pad an~ '~2 location %ere level -and free of debris. 5he drilling., nm~ pit %,ms a different situation. On t/~ west side of ~e ma~ pit~ 'diesel ~eael had leaked ~ough ben~ aln,.~st full ~'d~ about ~two ~ed feet and in tnmndra be~,~eem, pit and l~ke =* ~est end of pad. (See previous report dated July 17~ !978). A~aic Oil Field Services was contracted by Gulf to level ~ne,.d and to clean up. '%l~m location. Crc~;%ey Industries also was involved in cleaning ~%% the ~esei leak. A~c Oil Field Services pu~.~ed all %he fluid out of '~%e ~,eJn~ pit. @o. lf Oil constant for Alaska, T~, I~?,.d.s, said. tl~ey .... h~ ..... ~,:.:u~'~ 500 l!~s. of fertilizer to tl~e acre on this area as instz~cted by J~ Jansen, field officer ~ De~t of EnvLra~nta! Canservati~, was dane after die l in had be~ so~ke~ up with absoz~ent pads to sct~ extent. 5Yaces of die~! still r~aaJm.. ~..z Lewis said ~,~lf will also seed location ~ a ~ar or ~o. ~t~s ,~.~; also on instructions by Jokn Jansen, field officer, De~t of' Environmental Conservatian in Fairbanks, accordJa%g to Tcm Le%~s, @a!f Oil, and ~c Oil Field Services. The n~ain pit had ~ot been filled. Although most fluid ~s pumiced out of the main pit, %,~ter ~as re'.~rCered the pit and c~ald contribute to more can-~ti~'~ to tundra frc~:~ seeF~ge tD.~ou.gh be~m frc~ possible diesel ~nd cb.~ica!s le?c in pit° ~ informed Tom Lewis -that our re~ati~s call for pit to be fi!ia~ 5~r~ay~ Sep~ 11~ 1978 - After disou~sing this pzob±em with t[~~ector, ~nlI----Lonnie Smith, chie~ petrole~a eng.~neer, p ~ez~a~nt aband~t cannot be approved ~mtil t/~e main r~ad pit is filled satisfactorily. I filled out a field Jz~s~i~cticm z~!cora Tclm Lewis, representative for Gulf Oil, picked up at o~ office. In s~.~!: I J~]spected Point Moire. tyre No. 1 ~.nd 2 ~h Prud~-,.~ Bay. ~Dandonn~mt D~t approved due to main mud pit not being filled.. AlcF ~. Oil and Gas Conservation Commi~~ ,e ~ Field Inspection Report c'perat°r-;2 (*_/ .................. Represented () () () Satisfactory Type Ins~e(tior. Yes No Itc:'-. ( ) ~""~ , :; (x) ( ) ! \ () 2. General Housekeep~na ( ) { ) q,. Reserve Pit-F~)open( )filled ( ) ( ) 4. Ria ( ) () ( )Safety Valve Tests ( ) f ~ ~ 5. Surface-No. Wells ( ) ( ) 6. Subsurface-No. Wells ( ) ( ) () Well Test Data ( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) 7. W~ll Nos. , , , ( ) ( ) 23 ( ) ( ) 8'. Hrs. obser , , , ( ) ( ) 24 ( ) ( ) 9. BS&W , , , ( ) ( ) 25 ( ) ( ) 10. Gr. Bbls. , , , ( ( ) 26 .~_). Final Abandonl!lent ( ( ) 27 t l. P&A Marker ( ( ) 28 !~. T~-~-[ fluid-( )wtr-.-'( )mud ( ) oil 17. Master ~.yd. Cont~e! Sys.- ........ psia 18...~!2 btls. , ,__ ,__psig 19. Remote Controls 20. Drillinm spool- "out'lets 2!.. Kill Line-( ) C'~-~.~-valve 22 Choke Flowline ( ; HCR valve Choke ,~anifold No. valvs f'las Chokes.-( )Remote( )Pos.~,-]-A-dj. Test Pluo-( )Wellnd( )csq( )none Annular Preventer, .... psim ~t ind Rams ...... Pipe Rams psiq ( ) ( ) lZ. Water well-( )capped( )plugged ( ( ) 29 Kelly & Kel!.y-coc~: :;sig ( ) (~) 13. Clean-up ( ( ) 30 Lower Kelly valve Dsio (2<) ( ) 14. Pad leveled . .. /~.~'~4,z~' ( ( ) 31 Safety Floor valve~'~'~;~' ~ )Dart 'Total inspection observation t]me//~, hrs/~ Total number leaks and/or equip, failures Remarks ~ !7,',',,'~ z3/~'~z~/~ z ~ T~'~/)i:s]z??~,,/,)__~_._~ZA- ._J_]~ ./~ ~Z:.~ .... ~}_,&..~ .~~_. .~ - .~-::~-.- - ~ ...... , --' ~. t .~ ,~ . ~ " ........................................ ~1. E. Hooks P.O. Box 1392 GENERAL MANAGER- EXpI.DR~rlON Baksrsflel¢l, CA 93302 ALASKA OPERATIONS P. O. Box 2211 An.chor.age, AK 99510 (907) 276-0200 July 18, 1978 The Director Division of Minerals and Energy Management Alaska Department of Natural Resources 323' East Fourth Avenue Anchorage, AK99501 ' ' Attention: Ms. Ethel H. Nelson. . ' ' Re< ~'~lfRo~.~ McIntyre ~-~n DearSir: '' ~~[~ Th~s ~11 conf~rm ~ phone call of yesgerday morn~n~ to ~s. ~elson concern~n~ our clean-up operation ag ghe dr~ll s~te for our gclntyre ~1 and ~2 ~ells on ~he ~or~h Slope. gs reported, ~e are ~n the process of perform~n~ the f~nal, "pos~-breakup" clean-up of the location, lh~s ~ork ~s be~n~ done for us by ~rct~c Services (gOS) under ghe 'supervision of their gr. alenn ~e~on. ~ear ~ha~ they ~hou~h~ ~ould be ~he end of ~he~r ~ask, ghey became a~are of ghe seepage of ~ha~ appeared ~o be d~esel fuelfrom aeound ghe ~nland edge of the pad and the mud p~g associated ~h ~. On morn~n~ of.'Sa~urday, duly 15, ~r.. Re~gon phoned ghe prescribed Zenith number for repor~n~ such ma~gers and made h~s report to the State lrooper on du~y. lhe lroopers relayed the message by ~elex go the off~ce of gr. John danssen ~n ghe Fairbanks Off~ce of the Depargmen~ [nv~ronmen~al Conservation , and ~t ~as on h~s desk early on ghe morn~n~ of ~onday, July 17. Mr. NewtOn became aware that Mr. Harold Hawkins of the Division of Oil and Gas Conservation was on the Slope in connection with an inspection of, another company's-drilling operation; and Mr. Newton asked him to examine the site, which he did. On Saturday, July 15, at the sugges- tion of Mr. Newton, I accompanied Mr. Larry Safford, Assistant Operations Manager of Crowley Environmental Services, to the location, and he recommended certain remedial measures which he felt would be'helpful in taking care of the situation· On Monday, July 17, after talking to you, [ phoned Mr. Paul Bateman in the Fairbanks DEC Office, and he re- ferred me to Mr. Janssen, who agreed to consult with Crowley's Mr. Sar- ford on the phone in an effort to 'work out procedures which might be most effective in keeping the seepage'under firm c~t~r~(71~:a~n~E, ~,nl~xpedlt~ng the final-clean-up as much as possible. That~u~a~iO~ has now been jUL 0 ...... " ~AjiiS~,~,lO) TELEPHONE (805) 395-6311 ~ O~lo~ o[ 0~' ~,~4 ty~-~,~ , "~' T~ 9~0 327 ~ ~ Ehtel H. Nelson Gulf Point McIntyre #1 and #2 (L. 0.. # 77-112 and 77-152) July 18, 1978 Page 2 held, and AOS is preparing to take the necessary steps. At your suggestion, I also phoned Mr. H. C. Guinn inthe Fairbanks Office of the Division of Lands and Water Management and Mr. Scott Grundy in the Department of Fish and Game. I talked to Mr. Guinn, but Mr. Grundy was not in his office, and I left notification of the occurrence with his Secretary. I also phoned Mr. Hoyle Hamilton, Director of the Division of Oil and Gas Conservation, to inform him. AOS will proceed tO complete the clean-up of the drill site, working closely with Crowley Environmental's Mr. Safford on the matter of the seepage; when we are convinced that the location is in condition to be inspected 'by representatives of the State, we shall notify you and Mr. Hami I ton. At your suggestion, we are sendin§ a copy of this letter to each of the State people mentioned herein. Thank you for your'help and cooperation in connection with our opera- tion. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative cc: Mr. John Janssen Mr. Scott Grundy Mr. H. C. Guinn ~ Mr, Hoyle~ Hamil ton DEPD~PJ~ OF bil_~$L RESOL._~S Division of Oil and C-as Conser%~tion ~c:'mie C. Smith /. f Chief Petrole~n Engineer/' Petroleum In~ctor ~/f/~/ Inspect Diesel Le~k~ Gulf Oil ~oLnt I~it,yre ~b.,,,, ! ~nd 2 Sec. 16, Ti~ TM ~ 't.%'[. Pe~r~t No. 1i-77 C ..~ridmy, July 14, 1978 - Glen ~cc~ with A~tic Oilfield Services me by .~one frc~ Veco car~ while I vrds. at ~SI ~6 wai-th~_g 'bo witness a BOP test for Arco. Glen was representing Gulf Oil on Point locatic~ ~ there ~-e t~ wells drilled, frc~.. ,~ra ~arfa~ loc~on. Glen inf~ r~ t!~t t/~ere was a diesel leak that bad just been sight~d at this location. He a~ed mm if I could ins~pc~t this tcxlay and a¢~.rise k~m w~t should be done. I told him I could and he cha~+~re..d a .... and picked me up at 6:30 t~,{ at NGI location. I ~.nspected the location at >.!CIntyre No. 1 frc~ 6:45 PM to 7:15 I~..'l. 5~:e area of lea~ was on the v~st end of pit, at %his .'-~e it vms just fairly visible at the. e<!ges of outside of the pit that diesel ~s leaking' out. I .advi~t Glen !~.~con ~hat ~sorb~nt pads shcuL5 be placed a!c~,g %~st side of the pit and the the pit %~,ould l~ve ~ be p~d out and filled wikh gravel. I told h~ he ~ould have to advise o~?~r agencies of the proble~a, He said he would and wcm/.d keep us advised ~n results. ~ ~n~'~: I in~ched Point FbIntl~re location for Culf Oil foun~~l le~. -%l~ ~ough berm frcm nmin_pit at %he ,~st em~,. also asked Glen Newton to keep us posted on clean up results° WEST COAST DIVISION Mr. O. Division of Oil & Gas Conservation Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Anchorage, AK 99501 Re' Gulf Oil Corporation Point McIntyre #1 .......... Permit #77-46 Dear Sir- While preparing the Well Completion Report, Form P-7, for our Point ALASKAN OPERATIONS December 9 197 K. Gilbreth, Jr., Director ~:'-' #2 well, I became aware that we had made an error in describing the surface location for our Point McIntyre #1 well. In fact, we had used Section 17 when it should have been Section 16. Accordingly, the description of the surface location of Point McIntyre #1 should read as follows: "1445' from SL & 589' from EL of Section 16, T12N, R14E, U.M." We have corrected our file copy of the P-7 to show the proper Section, and I trust that you can do the same thing on the original and one copy which we submitted to you on November 4, 1977. If I am making a false assumption and if you want us to take other steps to correct the form, please let me know what will be necessary to set the record straight. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative TLL/s A DIVISION OF GULF OIL CORPORATION DEC t 2 i977' TELEPHONE: (907~ 277-246~ 11/11/77 Mr. O. K. Gibreth, Jr. Director, Div. of Oil & Gas Conservation Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99501 PRIVATE AND CONFIDENTIAL THE GULF MC INTYP~ NO. 1 DATA SUBMITTED TO YOU ON NOVEMBER 4 AND 7, 1977 BY MR. T.L. LEWIS, JR. OF OUR ANCHORAGE OFFICE SHOULD BE CLASSIFIED AS CONFIDENTIAL AND NOT RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC FOR THE APPROPRIATE PERIOD OF CONFIDENTIALITY. PLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE BY SIGNING ~A COPY OF THIS TELEGR~_M AND RETURN TO ME. AT P.O. BOX 1392, BAKERSFIELD CA 93302. P R I VAT E .'~D 'C'ONF I D'ENTIAL ACKNOWLeDGemENT: J.J. PEACOCK ALASKA AREA MANAGER OF EXPLORATION GULF ENERGY AND MINERALS,U.So B.AKERSFIELD, CA STATE O~ ALASKA, DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIRECTOR, DIV..OF OIL & GAS CONSERVATION Date: · JJP: arl CC: T L. Lewis, Anchorage (VIA ~LAIL) WEST COAST DIVISION ALASKAN OPERATIONS P.O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 me I: 907-277-2461 November 7, 1977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Jr., Director Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Re' Gulf Oil Corporation's Point McInt.yre #1 Permit #77-46 Dear Sir' Please refer to our letter of November 4, 1977 on the captioned subject. We are hereby furnishing you with the final directional survey on the well, as mentioned in that letter. Please acknowledge receipt of the survey by signing the extra copy of this letter in the space provided therefor and returning it to us in the envelope provided for your convenience. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative Received the material listed above: Alaska Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Date: ,~/~~ /~. V 77 TLL/tlb RECEIVED NOV I 01977 HAND-DELIVERED WEST COAST DIVISION ALASKAN OPERATIONS P. oo Box 2211 Anchorage, AK 99510 November 4, 1977 ,e,:,o?-2,7-~,6~ Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Jr., Director Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Re' Gulf Oil Corporation's Point McIntyre #1 Permit #77-46 Dear Sir: Attached are the following items in connection with the subject well' 1. Original and one copy of the Completion Report (Form P-7), 2. Well History~ 3. One Sepia copy and one blueline copy of each of the following logs: DIL (2" & 5") 104' -.8739", 12,312' - 13,412'$ BHC (2" & 5") 100' - 2714', 12,200I~- 13,412~'; FDC (5") 2700' - 13,411'; FDC-CNL (2") 2700' - 12,221'; FDC-CNL (5") 12,311' - 1.3,411'; CBL (5") 9810' - 12,340'; Mud Log (2") 2725' - 13,440', 4. Six boxes of dried samples, numbered Box #1 through Box #6. 5. One copy of the d~rectional survey. At this time, we can furnish data only to a depth of 12,319'; the final survey to total depth will be available early next week and will be hand-delivered to you at that time. Please acknowledge receipt of the above material by signing the extra copy of this letter in the space provided below and returning it to us in the stamped, self-addressed envelope provided for your convenience. If we have neglected to fulfill any of the reportinq re. quirCm~nfs nlPa~ Form P--7 SUBMIT IN DUI: ~, STATE OF ALASKA (see--' structions on OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE reverse side) WELL COMPLETION OR RECOMPLETION REPORT AND LOG* i i ii iiiiial DRYr'-~l.-J Other Wi I dcat b. TYPE OF COMPLETION: NEW ~ WORKr--] DEEP-F--I PLUG ~ DIFF. WELLIAI OVERI I EN i I BACK.I I RESER.I I Other 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Gulf 0il Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 2211, Anchorage, AK 99510 4. LOCATION OF WELL (Report location clearly and in accordance with any State requirements)* At surface 1445' from SL & 589' from EL of Section T12N, R14E, U.M. At top prod. interval reported below At total depth /& !'376' 'from SL & 1682' from EL of Sec. 10, T12N, R14E, U.M. 5. APl NUMERICAL CODE 50-029-202641 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND ABE 34622 i. 7 IF INDIAN ALLOI-rEE)C)R~RI'B~AMEi 8. UNIt FARM OR LEASE:NAME Point Mclnty~e ~: 9. WELL NO. !' i No. l 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR )/VIL~A~ E'/ Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTT(~M H~LE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 10, Tl 12. PERMIT NO. 77-46 13. DATE SPUDDED 7-27-77 18. TOTAL DEPTH, MD & TVD 119. PLUG BACK MD & TVDI20. IF MULTIPLE COMPL., I DEPTH I HOW MANY* 13440 - 10695 2650 -- 22. PRODUCING INTERVAL(S), OF THIS COMPLETION -- TOP, BOTTOM, NAME (MD & TVD)* None 14. DATE T.D. REACHED 115. DATE COMP, SUSP, OR ABAND. [16. ELEVATIONS (DF, RKB, RT, GR, ETC)* 117. ELEV. CASlNGHEAD 9-28-77 I 10-6-77 I Ground Level 6.4' KDB 2{3.9' None 21. ROTARY TOOLS INTERVALS iRILLED BY CABLE TOOLS 1344~ Tr)23. WAS DIRECTIONAL I SURVEY MADE ", I Yes 24. TYPE ELECTRIC AND OTHER LOGS RUN · DIL, BHC, FDC, FDC-CNL, i i 25. CASING SIZE 20" 13-3/8" CBL~ Mud log CASING RECORD {Report all strings set in well). 94# H-40 85 26" 220 SKS permafro$~ 72# I N-801 2712 17~" 4500 SKS permafrost 47# I S-951 12314 12~" J l(10A gl<g hla$~ g 9-3/8" CEMENTING RECORD AMOUNT PULLED 26. LINER RECORD .TUBING RECORD SIZE TOP (MD) SACKS CEMENT* BO,TTOM (MD) 28. PERFORATIONS OPEN TO PRODUCTION (Interval, size and number) 30. 27. DATE FIRST PRODUCTION PRODUCTION IPRODUCTION METHOD (Flowing, gas lift, ~umplng---~Ize and type of pump) CHOKE SIZE CALCULATED 24-HOUR RATE vented, etc.) I PROD'N FOR OIL-BBL. TEST PERIOD OIL-BBL. None. NnnP ?850 DATE OF TEST. IHOURS TESTED I FLOW TUBING ICASING PRESSURE PR ESS. 31. DISPOSITION OF GAS (Sold, used for fuel SCREEN (MD) SIZE DEPTH SET (MD) PACKER SET {MD) 29. ACID, SHOT, FRACTURE, CEMENT SQUEEZE, ETC. DEPTH ,NTERMAL ,MD) AMOUNT AND K ~...~ ~F¢'~A~t~E~'~¢ ~E~ I WE LL SCA~¢~-~P¢&~clng or s~ut-ln) GAS--MCF. WATER--BBL. IGAS--OIL RATIO I~EST:WlTNESSED BY ,,~' 32. LIST OF ATTACHMENTS 33. hereby certify that the~and atta~ , ~ .~:,~ I ation Is coynplete and correct as determined from all available records, ~ SIGNED /~'~"'"~~ TITLE Drilling OpPr. Manager m i *(See instructions and Spaces for Additional Data on Reverse Side) DATE November 3; !.q77 i CONFIDENTIAL ~E ::3 0 ~ LLI n >'o ct' a. 0 ~ ° ~ 0 0 z g 0TM 1 CONFIDENTIAL WELL HISTORY GULF PT. MC INTYRE #1 8-11-77 - PU BHA PREP TO SPUD 20" CSG @ 85' MUD 9.05 350+ VIS FRU PU SWIVEL AND KELLEY MIX SPUD MUD PRES OPS: PU BHA · 8-12-77 - TD 661 FTG 563 MUD 9.3# VIS 400+ WL 26 CAKE 3/32 FRU MD PMP & FL REP RIG CLUTCH SPUDDED @ 16:00 HR 8-11-77 DRLG SURV POH CB PRES OPS: RTCB 8-13-77 - TD 1675 FTG 1014 MUD 9,.7 VIS 285 WL . 26cc 3/32 CKE 20" @ 98' RKB WIH BIT #2, 1 1/2 SDRR, DRLD, SURVEY RTCB 8-14-77 - TD 2725 FTG 1050 MUD 9.7 VIS 285 WL 26cc 3/32 CKE 20" @ 98' RKB FIN RTCB, DRILL, CM, POH RAN DIL-SONIC EL 2710 dd 2725 WIH CM 8-15-77 - TD 2725 FTG 0 MUD 9.7 VIS 285 WL 26cc 3/32 CKE 20" @ 98' RKB CM POH RU RAN 13 3/8 70 JTS 725 N-80 BUTTRESS 2716' SET @ 2672' RKB RAN CMTG STINGER CMT 13 3/8 CSG W/4500 SAX PERMAFROST CMT 100% CIRC W/VERY GOOD CMT TO SURFACE NOW COMPLETING CMTG OPERATIONS 8-16-77 - TD 2725 FTG 0' 13 3/8" CSG @ 2712' CMT 13 3/8" CSG W/4500 SX PERMAFROST CMT POH W/STINGER PU 20" BOP DROP SLIPS CUT OFF 13 3/8" CSG, NO BOPE INSTALLED GRAY SPOOL. PRESS TST 2000 OK NU 13 3/8" x 5000# BOPE 8-17-77 - TD 2725 FTG 0 13 3/8 2712 NU 13 3/8 5000 MSP BOP, FLARELINE, SUPER- CHOKE NOW TST BOP TST ANNULAR 2500# BOP 5000# OK WITNESS BY STATE 8-18-77 - 2800 TD FTG 75 MUD 9.6 VIS 62 WL-13.~'OCc 3/32 2100 CL 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 FIN TST BOP PU BHA 12 1/4 RB WIH TST 13 3/8 1500# OK DRILL PLUG SHOE DRILL 2800' PU TO CSG PERF LEAK OFF TST EQ 13.7 (600# + 9.6 MUD) POH PU DD & NEW BHA IN PREPARATION FOR DIRECTIONAL DRILLING 8-19-77 - TD 3223 FTG 423 MUD 9.6 VIS 43 WL 13.0 c~ 2/32 CKE CL 2100 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 FIN PU BHA & DD, WIH DD, SURVEYING & ORIENTING 8-20-77 - TD 3938 FTG 715 CLAY SD MUD' 9.5#/GAL VIS 41 WL 10.3 cc 2/32 CKE PH 95 CL 1800 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 DRLD RTCB & BHA PU 40 JTS HVY WT 5 1/2 HRS SDRR WIH, SURVEYING, DIRECTIONALLY DRILLING 8-21-77 - TD 4838 FTG 900 CLAY SD MUD 9.5 PPG VIS 42 WL 11.2 FC 2/32 PH 95 CL 1800 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 DRILLED, RTCB & BHA AT 4654 WIH DRILL 8-22-77 - TD 5335 FTG 497' CLAY SD MUD 9.5 VIS 40 WL 12.2 CKE 2/32' PH 85 CL 1300 13 3/8 2712 .EL 2725 DRLD, RTCBHA & PU DD WIH ORIENT DYNADRILL STUCK PIPE @ 0300 8/22/77 WORK STUCK PIPE JARS WORK OK PREP TO SPOT 60 BBL SLUG DEISEL W/2 BBLS TORQUE EASE 8-23-77 TD 5335 FTG 0 CLAY SD MUD 9.5 VIS 40 WL 12.2 CKE 2/32 PH 85 CL 1300 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 SPOTTED 30 BBLD DEISEL W/TORQUE EASE OUTSIDE DRILL COLLARS AND 28 BBLS INSIDE DP MOVE 1 BBL EACH 1/2 HR PIPE CAME LOOSE AT 2030 22 AUG 1977 TOTAL STUCK TIME 14 1/2 HRS POH LD DD PICK UP STIFF BHA AHEAD WIH CONFIDENTIAL ONFIDENTIAL 8-24-77 - TD 5889 FTG 534 MUD 9.3# VIS 53 WL 7.0 2/32 CKE 13 3/8" CSG @ 2712' FRIH DRLD 5638' RR SURV DRLD 5848' SURV RTCB DRLG 5889' PRES OPS: DRLG BIT NO 8 8-25-77 - TD 6508 FTG 619' MUD 9.2 VIS 45 WL 9.4CC 2/32 CKE CL 1200 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 DRLD POH CB TST BOP 5000 ANNULAR 2500# SDRR 3 1/2 HRS NOW SDRR TORQUE WHEEL 8-26-77 - TD 7069 FTG 561/24 HR MUD 9.4 VIS -46 WL 8.2 2/32 CKE PRES OPS: ORIENT DNY DRL CHANGE BHA & RIH DRL SURV & DRL TO 7069 POH LAY DOWN D-C & PICK UP DNY DRL RIH W/DNY DRL 8-27-77 - TD 7353 FTG 284' SD CLAY MUD 9.4 VIS 45 WL 7.5 CKE 2/32 CL 1000 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 ORIENT DD, DRLD, RTCB & BHA DRLG W/STIFF BHA 8-28-77 - TD 7930 FTG 577' SD SILT MUD 9.5 VIS 42 8.2cc 2/32 CL 900 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 DRLD, RTCB CUT DL, DRLG 8/29/77 - TD 8410 FTG 480 SD SILT MUD 9.6 VIS 42 7.8CC 2/32 CL 1000 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 DRLD, 1 HR SDRR, RTCB & BHA, DRLD, NOW TAKING SURVEY 8-30-77 - TD 8795 FTG 385 MUD 9.6 VIS 47 7.2 cc 2/32 CKE CL 900 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 3 HRS GETTING SURVEY OUT OF DRILL PIPE DUE TO PC CMT, DRLD 8410-8440, 4 HRS CHGING OUT WL UNIT, DRLD 8440-8752 RTCB DRLG. 8/31/77 - TD 9950 FTG 1155 MUD 10.0 VIS 47 WL 5.7cc 2/32 CKE CL 800 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 DRL & SURVEYING 9/1/77 - TD 10284 FTG 334 MUD 10.3 VIS 47 WL 4.9 2/32 CKE CL 800 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 DRLD RTCB & BHA DRLG 9/2/77 - TD 10,512 FTG 228 MUD 10.3 VIS 46 4.4cc 2/32 13 3/8" 2712 EL 2725 DRLD SURVEY DRLD RTCB NOW IN HOLE 9/3/77 - TD 10512 FTG 0 MUD. 10.3 VIS 47 4.2CC 1/32 CKE CL 800 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 24 HRS SDRRWORKED ON CLUTCH PU TO SHOE REPAIRED CLUTCH WIH 9/4/77 - TD 10895 FTG 383 MUD 10..4 VIS 49 WL 4.3 2/32 CKE CL 850 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 DRLD SURV POH SURV MISRUN TSTING BOP 9/5/77 - TD 11028 FTG 133 MUD 10,3 VIS 47 4.0cc 1/32 850 CL 13 3/.8 2712 EL 2725 TST BOP RAMS 5000# HYDRIL 2500# REPLACED RT ANGLE DRIVE WIH DRLD PIPE TORQUED AT 11028 BACKING OFF DRILL PIPE APPARENTLY IN TWO PLACES- POH REC 188 DRILL PIPE WIH SCREWED FISH #1 @ 1370 FISH #2 37 JTS 4 1/2 DP APPARENTLY DOWN ALONG SIDE OF DRILL STRING 9-6-77 - TD 11028 FTG 0 MUD 10.3 VIS 44 WL 4.0cc CKE 1/32 13 3/8 2712 EL 2725 BACKED OFF BLIND FISH #1 (DRILL STRING) @ 896 PU 4 1/2 DP GOING ALONG SIDE FISH #1 LOOKING FOR FISH #2 WIH TO 2750 FAILED TO LOCATE TOR FISH #2 POH WIH SCREWED BACK INTO FISH #1 @ 896 POH W/FISH #1 (DRILL STRING)~.~.~.~r~TO_5~2.0..~LE TO COME JARS) POH W/SAME CONFIDENTIAL C NFII £NTIAL 9-6-77 (CONT.) TOP FISH #1 5750 WL BOTTOM 5920 DD 170' FISH BIT 7 STAB 4 MONELS X-0 JARS 1 JT HVY WT. ESTIMATED TOP FISH #2 4661' BOTTOM 5780 1119' LONG 9~7-77 - TD 11029 FTG 0 MUD 10.3 VIS 47 4.1cc 1/32 CKE 800 CL 13 3/8 @ 2712 EL 2725 POH W/BACK OFF OF STRING #1 (DRILL STRING) TOP #1 FISH NOW @ 5721 BOTTOM AT 5973 WIH CAUGHT FISH #2 @ 4697 JARRED OVERSHOT PULLED OFF POH WIH SCREWED INTO FISH #2 AT 4697 JARRED FAILED TO FREE RU DIALOG & BACKOFF SHOT FIRE #1 SHOT @ 5645 FAILED TO BACKOFF FIRE #2 SHOT @ 5645 BACKOFF OK NOW POH FISH #1 TOP 5721 BOTTOM 5973 FISH #2 TOP 5645 BOTTOM 5831 (6 JTS X-95 4 1/2 DP FP1 INDICATES #2 FISH FREE TO BOTTOM JT 9-8-77 - TD 11028. MADE 0' OF HOLE MUD 10.3 VIS 44 WL 4.8cc 1/32" CKE FINISH PULLING OUT OF HOLE WIH CAUGHT FISH #2 JARRED LOOSE REC SAME CAUGHT FISH #1 JARRED LOOSE NOW LAYING DOWN FISH #1 9-9-77 - TD 11230' - 202' LAST 24 HRS SAND SILT MUD 10.3 VIS 44 4.6cc 1/32 CKE PH 9.5 800 CL 13-3/8" AT 2712 EL 2725 FINISH LAYING DOWN FISH CHECKED BHA RIGGED DOWN DIALOG & SCHL LAY DOWN FISH NO 2 WIH SLM W&R 11028 to 11230 DRLD SURV POH CHANGE BIT~ CROSS LEASE LINE APPX 10542 MD TVD 8664.83 9-10-77 - TD 11475 FTG 245 SILT SHALE MUD 10.3 VIS 42 WL 4.8cc 1/32 CKE CL 800 EL 2725 13 3/8 2712 'i. RTCB DRLG BGG LO 112 MAX 200 UNITS 9-11-77 - TD 11626 FTG 151/.24 HRS MUD 10.3 VIS 45 WL 4.8 FC 2/32 DRLG DRLD TO 11555 POH CHANGE BITS RIH & REAM 11474-11555 DRL AHEAD TO 11626 9-12-77 - TD 11925 FTG 299/24 HRS MUD 10.4 VIS 44 WL 4.4 FC 2/32 TRIPPING DRLD TO 11925 SURV & POH FOR BIT CHANGE 9-13-77 - TD 11965 FTG 40/24 HRS TRIPPING SAME LITH & BACKGROUND GAS AS YESTERDAY DRL RTE 25'/HR AT 11965 QUIT DRLG CIRC OUT SHALE POH FOUND THAT JARS HAD FAILED CURRENTLY RIH W/NEW BIT PREP TO DRL AHEAD 9-14-77 - TD 12166 DRLG W/NB 30'/HR 10.4 VIS 60 WL 4.6 2/32 F 9-15277 - TD 12318 FTG 152/24 HRS MUD 10.6 VIS 45 WL 4.2 FC 1/32 RUNNING DIL 8730-2712 FINISHED DRLG TO 12318 W/VERY HIGH TORQUE COND HOLE FOR LOGS DROPPED MULTI SHOT TOOL & POH RAN DIL BY SCHLUM COULD NOT GET PAST 8730 LOGGING 8730 CSG @ 2712 9-16-77 - TD 12318 FISHING RIH TO BTM W/BIT AND CONDITIONED HOLE RIH W/DIL LOG HIT BRIDGE @ 10,000' WORKED THRU TO 10500± W/LOG LINE PARTED AND TOOL QUIT LEFT 8700'~LINE + TOOL IN HOLE RIH W/SPEAR LATCHED ON @ 2800' NOW POH W/FISH 14-16 HRS FOR ANOTHER TRIP IF FISH REC 9-17-77 - TD 12318 FTG 0/24 HRS MUD 10.6 VIS 47 4.0cc 1/32" CKE 13-3/8" 2712 EL 2725 MADE 5 RUNS W/SPEAR NOW FISHING FOR WIRE LINE 9-18-77 - TD 12318 FTG 0/24 HRS PIT SAMPLE MUD 10.6# VIS 46 13-3/8" 2712 EL 2725 MADE #6 AT 4725 NO REC RUN #7 8177 REC WL & TOOL COMPLETE TOOL WAS ABOVE LINE PU BHA WIH TO CSG CUT DL NOW GIH -3- CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 9-19-77 - TD 12318 FTG 0/24 HRS MUD 10.6# VIS 48 4.1cc 1/32" CKE 13-3/8" 2712 EL 2725 WIH TIGHT AT 11397 & 11541 WIH 12171 HIT BRIDGE WASHED TO TD CIRC HOLE CLEAN POH INSTALL 9-5/8" RAMS REMOVED WEAR RINGS RIG UP NOW RUNNING 9-5/8" 40 JTS IN HOLE 9-20-77 - TD 12318 FTG 0' MUD 10.6 VIS 48 13-3/8" 2712 EL 2725 FINISH RUN 47 JTS S'95 BUTTRESS CSG SET AT 12314 W/FC 12274 FO TOOL AT 2407 FO TOOL AT 2284 USED 43 HOWCO CENTRALIZER CMTG W/1000 SX CLASS G CMT .2 HR-7 1% CFR-2 MIXED 15.8# PER GAL POB 2200# AT 0430 HRS 9/20/77 LOST 20 BBLS TO FORMATION ND BOP SET 200M ON HANGAR NOW CUTTING OFF 9-5/8" TEMP 26°F WIND 15K SNOW 9-21-77 - TD 12318 FTG 0'/24 HRS MUD 10.6# EL 2725 9-5/8" AT 12314 ND BOB INST CSG SPOOL TEST-3500# OK RIG UP SCHLUMB RAN GR-NEU-D~NSITY LOG 12220 GR TO 2712 LD BHA PU NEW BHA TEST BOP 5000# HYDRIL 2500 OK NOW GIH 9-22-77 - MD 12318, 9869.22' TVD FTG 0' MUD 10.7 UIS 58 4.0cc 1/32" CKE CL 700 9-5/8" AT 12314 PU 8-1/2 BHA WIH RUBBER EA STD TAGGED TOC 12253 PIPE WOULD NOT ROTATE SATISFACTORILY DUE TO TORQUE ROTATE WT 170 PU WT 325 S/O WT 110 POH REMOVE RUBBER 85 JTS PU KELLY AT 7400' ROTATE 8RDs BACK TORQUE WIH 9500' ROTATE 5RDS BACK 11000' 6 RDS BACK TORQUE 12263 8RD BACK TORQUE DRILL~20' CMT ON FLOAT COLLAR POH TO CHG RUBBER SPACING 9-23-77 - 12406' MD FTG 88'/24 HRS MUD 10.6# VIS 54 4.4cc 1/32" CKE 700 CL 9-5/8 AT 12314 PQH TO HEAVY WT WIH INSTALLED RUBBER EVERY OTHER JT (2600' TO NEAR BTM CSG) DRILL FC CMT SHOE TEST FORMATION 600# EQUIV TO 12# MUD NO BLEEDBACK DRLD RTCBAND BHA 9-24-77 - TD 12676 FTG 270 MUD 10.6 VIS 51 4.0 WL 9-5/8" CSG AT 12314 REPAIRED KELLY BUSHINGS CHG BHA RIH CHG OUT 50 JTS GRADE E DP FOR 67 JTS X-95 WASHED TO BTM 12314-12406 NO FILL DRLG. 9-25-77 - TD 12986 FTG 310 MUD 10.6 VIS 44 4.0 WL 1/32" CKE 9-5/8" CSG AT 12314 DRLD 5 STDS WT DRLD TO 12986 CIRC SAMPLE DROPPED SURVEY POH TO CB 9-26-77 - TD 13199 FTG 213 MUD 10.6 VIS 44 3.7 WL 1/32" CKE 9-5/8" CSG 12314 FINISH RTCB CHG BHA WASHED 30' TO BTM DRLD 13199 DROPPED SURVEY POH 9-27-77 - TD 13340 FTG 141 MUD 10.6 VIS 43 3.7 WL 1/32 CKE 9-5/8" CSG AT 12314 RTCB CBHA DRLG 9-28-77 - TD 13440 FTG 100 MUD 10.6 VIS 42 3.6 WL 1/32 CKE 9-5/8" CSG AT 12314 DRLD CIRC TO LOG DROP SURV POH LOG RIG UP SCHLUM RAN DIL 13410'12314 PRESENT OPERS: LOGGING SONIC. 9-29-77 - TD 13440 PBTD 12217 MUD 10.6 VIS 42 3.7 WL 1/32 CKE 9-5/8" CSG TO 12314 RAN E-LOGS SONIC AND CR/N/FDC 13410 TO 12314 AND CBL 12314 TO 10500 RIH SPOTTED 50 SX CLASS G PLUS 1% CFR-2 PLUS 0.2 PCT HR-7 15.8# CMT PLUG 13307 TO 13182 ISOLATE SAG RIVER/SADLEROCHIT PU TO 12417 SPOTTED 81 SX CLASS G PLUS 1% CFR-2 PLUS 0.2% HR-7 15# CMT PLUG 12217 TO 12417 ISOLATE 9-5/8" CSG POH TO 11311 APPROVAL RECEIVED 1930 HRS 9/28/77 BY E GILBREATH STATE OIL AND GAS CIRC AT 11300 TO RAISE MUD VIS CONFIDENTIAL CONFIDENTIAL 9-30-77 - TD 13440 PBTD 10216 MUD 9.9 VIS 160 WL 8 2/32 CKE 9 5/8" CSG @ 12314 CCM POH PERF 10333-10337 4 FT W/2JSPF (8 TOTAL) RIH W/HOWCO EZ SQ PKR SET @ 10216 ATT BK CIRC FM BRK DN @ 1100 PSI PMP/M @ 3 BPM & 2200 PSI 5 MIN SPOTTED 20 BBL H20 - 300 SX CL 'G' CMT +1% CFR-2 +0.2% HR7 16.2# FOLLOWED W/5 BBL H20 PR BK TO 1700 PSI @ 4.2 BPM WHEN H20 HIT ROSE FROM 2200 PSI @ 3 BPM TO 2400 PSI @ 2.7 BPM CIP @ 06:45. PRES OPS: REVERSING OUT HOLE 10-1-77 - PBTD 12216 MUD 9.9 VIS 300 WL 7.2 2/32 CKE 9 5/8" CSG @ 10110 REV 0 CMT @ 10216 NO CMT RT PU SERVCO 12 1/8" CSG MILL & BHA MILL CSG @ 10110 CTTG ON CO~ @ 10112 PRES OPS: WO MUD PMPS - AIR LOCKING 10-2-77 - PBTD 10216 MILL @ 10122 MUD 10 VIS 325 WL 6.9 2/32 CKE MILL WINDOW 1N 9-5/8" CSG FRM 10110-10115 POH & CHANGE CUTTERS & RIH MILLED 10115-10122 P0H TO CHANGE MILL PRES OPS: POH TO CHANGE CUTTER 10-3-77 - PBTD 10216 MUD 10.2 VIS 330 WL 6.8 2/32 CKE 9-5/8" CSG @ 10100 TRIP FOR NEW BLADE SET NO 3, MILL FRM 10122 TO 10134 CIRC BTM UP AT 10134' TRIP FOR NEW BLADE SET NO. 4 CUT DRLG LINE RIH REAM 10110 TO 10134 MILL ON 9-5/8 CSG CUT 10134 TO 10138 PRES OPS: MILLING 10-4-77 - TD 13440 9-5/8" AT 12314 EL 13440 CMT PLUG 13307 TO 13182 CMT PLUG 12217 TO 12417 SQ PERF 10333 TO 10337 EZ RET TO 10216 WINDOW IN 9-5/8" 10110- 10141 MUD 10.2 VIS 340 MILL TO 10141 RECEIVED ORDERS AT 1000 AST 10/3/77 TO CHANGE OBJECTIVE POH WIH OE SET PLUG 10140 TO 10186 W/36 SX CLASS G + 1% CFR2 + .2 HR7 MIX 15.8 PER GAL POB 2100 10/3/77 POH ND BOP REMOVED SPOOL NOW NU BOP 10-5-77 PBTD 10080 MUD 10.2 VIS 310 FIN NU BOP CUT 9-5/8" CSG AT 3020 PULLED MAX 350,000# COULD NOT PULL SAME RAN FREE PNT BY DIALOG COMPLETELY STUCK AT 2755 RAN CUTTER AND CUT 9-5/8" CSG AT 2850 AND 2707 PRES OPS: POH/CSG CUTTER 10-6-77 - PBTD 10080 13-3/8" CSG AT 2712 TOP 9-5/8" CSG AT 2707 CUT AT 2850 MUD 9.9 POH W/CASING CUTTER LD 69 JTS AND TWO STUBS OF 9-5/8" CSG WIH 11-3/4" WO PIPE AND MILL TO TOOTH SHOE WO 2707-2850 CM FORECAST TO POH GIH SPEAR & RECOVER 9-5/8" TO 2850 PRIOR TO SETTING CMT PLUG 10-7-77 - TD 13440 PBTD 2650 13-3/8" CSG AT 2712 WASH OVER 9-5/8" CSG 2707-2850 CM POH LD WP WIH CAUGHT 9-5/8" POH REC 143' 9-5/8" CSG TOP 9-5/8" CSG @ 2850 WIH 2860 OE SPOTTED 245 CLASS G PLUS 1% CFR-2 PLUS 2.2 HR7 W/CACL-2 35 SX IN WTR PLUS 10 SX SAND WEIGHT 16.2 PU REC OUT AT 2650 REC 2 SX CACL-2 CMT 2860 to 2850' WELL NO 1 P&A 2000 AST 6 OCT 1977 -5- i' CO CO O0 4~. 0 ,,e, ,~ ,,,i, ,~ t.il 0 0 Cq 0 Z Z::~ Z Z Z Z ZZ,Z Z ZZ ZZ C4 r..4 04 ~0 iO~ 00 00 O0 Cq 0 CqO6q 0 0'-. 0 ,.~.,. 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REPORT OF SUB-SURFACE DIRECTIONAL SURVEY GuLF ENERGY AND MINERALS COMPANY POINT McINTYRE #I NORTH SLOPE LOCATION JOB NUMBER MULTI-SHOT TYPE SURVEY ': ?~,.i~::, ,, ~ .DATE THIS IS A RECORD OF A SUB-SURFACE SURVEY OF YOUR WELL We have retained a copy of your survey report in our files for your convenience; however, should you so desire, all copies of the survey report will be forwarded to you on written request. All surveys are kept in a locked file and are held in strictest confidence. Additional copies of your survey report can be made from the original by any blueprint company. ( (. ( ~, '~uI 'sw~o] ssau~sn~ ~ooW , - ( ( ( (, (.. J !~1' LM :z~l .ii L,J ~ i.~J IJJ L;J LLI L:J -iJ LL~ t.iJ !lJ il.l zJ L~J !tJ !..ul L!.J 1.Lt ::J LLt LJ.I LLt LLI L~J .:',,I ',:,0 ~ '3ui 'SWJOJ sscu*sn~ aloo¢l t ( (. ( ii--[ <; o:o~oo'ic) ooo i O:oo oioioioio o:',oioio!oioio~:.o ~. ~::o 0~i ':CO: O0 CO: Ch C~''(-,'~' 0'~ !C~ O',!~,-'~ 0 C'_) 0 0 ~) i' j -gui 'sw~o~ ,ssau!sn~ a~o0W .J ':)uI 'suJ¢o:j ,ssau!s¢~l a¢ooW j ')ul 's~u~o:~ ss~u,sn~ ~JooW , - HORIZONTAL VIEW SCALE I"=1000' GULF ENERGY AND MINERALS MClNTYRE I RADIUS OF CURVATURE MAGNETIC MULTI-SHOT TVD = 10~759' TMD = I;5~440' IO~OOO 96( 8000, 7600 9200. 880O 6800' 6000 5600. 3600~3200 ALL DEPTHS SHOWN ARE TVD. 2000- 2400- 2800- 3200' VERTICAL SECTION SCALE I"= I000' GULF ENERGY AND MINERALS MCINTYRE I RADIUS OF CURVATURE MAGNETIC MULTI- SHOT $600 48( IALL DEPTHS SHOWN ARE TVD 64, 68( 72( 76~ 8000 IO TVD= 10,759 ' TMD= 13,440' AOGCC SEPIA/BLUEUNE LOG INVENTORY -~o.q type'I -received 'rccieved date... run ~' comments , , .... DLL .yes no BHC~AC yes no ....................... LSs yes no ........ sSS .... y., ..... ." ....... :~-~ ~ SHDf yes no ......................... CYBER yes no LOOK ..... FMS yes no : ........ ., ML yes no ................................... , . .... ~ ~e, .... . ['):~ ...... ~'~" ~ ~ .... ......................... CET yes no nFr yes ................... , ...................... Form Nc~ 10-404 REV. 3-1-70 SUBMIT IN DUPLICATE STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION'COMMiTTEE I ONTHLY REPORT OF D ILLING AND WOP. KOVEP. OPEI AT ONIS 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Gu.!f Oil Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 2211, Anchorage, AK 99510 4. LOCATION OF WELL 1445' from SL & 5891 ,from EL of Section 16, T12N, R14E, U.M. $. APl NUMERICAL CODE 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 34622 , 7. IF INDIAN'ALOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME Point McIntyre 9. WELL NO. No. 1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat Il. SEC. T. R. M. (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. lO, T12N, R14E, U.M. 12. PERMIT NO. 77 ~46 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLUMES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS AND RF_.SULTS FISHING JOBS JUNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOLE CONDITIONS. 1. Total depth - August 30, 1977 - 8795' = 12¼'" hole. 2. 20" casing set at 85' - G. L. 3. Cement 2.0" casing to surface, with 200 SX permafrost cement, 4. 13-3/8", 72#, N-80 casing set at 2712 'RKB. 5. Cement 13,3/8" casing to sur',face with 4500 SX permafrost cement. · Form No. 10-404 REV. 3-1.70 SUBMIT iN DUPLICATE STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE O JTHLY REPORT ¥QR OYER WELL WELL OTHER APl NUMERICAL CODE 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 34622 7. IF INDIAN'ALOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME Point Mclntyre 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Gulf Oil Corporation ..... 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 2211, Anchorage, AK 99510 4. LOCATION OF WELL 1445~ from SL & 589t' from EL of Section 16, TI2N, R14E, U,M, 9. WELL NO. No. I 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wi 1 dcat I 1. SEC. T. R. M. (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. lO, Tl2N, R14E, U.M. 12. PERMIT NO. 77 ~46' 13. REPORT TOTAL DEPTH AT END OF MONTH, CHANGES IN HOLE SIZE, CASING AND CEMENTING JOBS INCLUDING DEPTH SET AND VOLUMES USED, PERFORATIONS, TESTS AND RESULTS FISHING JOBS JUNK IN HOLE AND SIDE-TRACKED HOLE AND ANY OTHER SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN HOLE CONDITIONS. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6, 7, 8. 9, 10, ll, 12. 13. 14. Drilling 12¼ hole. to 12318', 9-5/8" - 47# S-95 casing set at 12314~ RKB. Cement 9-5/8" casing with 1000 SX Class G cement. Dri 11 ing 8½" hol.e to 13440'. Run Schlumberger logs. Spot cement plug #1 - 13307 to 13182, 50 SX class G, Slurry weight 15.8 P.P.G. PerfOrate 9-5/8" casing, 2 shots per foot, 10333 - 10337 - 8 shots, Set Howco. EXSV Packer at 10216' in 9-5/8" casing, Squeeze 300 SX class G Cement at 10216~. Cut window in 9-.5/8" casing 10110" - 10140% Spot cement plug 10140 -. 10080, 36 SX cl.ass G slurry wt 15,8 P,P,G, Cut and remove 9-5/8" casing from 2850~ to 0k, Spot cement plug 2860~ - 26502 w. ith 245 SX class G, Slurry weight 16,.2, Final report for well #1 will side tract for well #2, Form 10-403 REV. 1-10~73 & "Subsequent Reports" in Dupilcate STATE OF ALASKA OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS (Do not use this form for proposals to drill or to deepen Use "APPLICATION FOR PERMIT---~' for such proposals.) WELL Wildcat 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Gulf Oil Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. O. Box 2211, Anchoraqe., AK 4, LOCATION OF WELL At surface 99510 1445' from SL & 589' from EL of Section 16, TI2N, RI4E,U, 13- ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, GR, etc.) Ground level' 6.4' RKB; KDB 28.9' 14, Check Appropriate Box To Indicate Nature of Notice, Re APl NUMERICAL CODE 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. ADL 34622 7. IF INDIAN. ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT, FARM OR LEASE NAME point Mclntyre 9. WELL NO. No. :~ 1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) lO I. Sec, :~, TI2N, RI4E, U.M, 12. PERMIT NO. 3orr, or Other Data NOTICE OF INTENTION TO-' TEST WATER SHUT-OFF FRACTURE TREAT SHOOT OR AClDIZE REPAIR WELL (Other) PULL OR ALTER CASING MULTIPLE COMPLETE ABANDON* CHANGE PLANS SUBSEG~UENT REPORT OF: WATER SHUT-OFF ~ REPAIRING WELL FRACTURE TREATMENT ALTERING CASING SHOOTING OR AClDIZING ABANDONMENT* (Other) (NOTEI Report results of multiple completion on Well Completion or Recompletion Report anti Log form.) 15. DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly state ell pertinent details, and give pertinent dates, inclucling estimatecl clate of starting any proposed work. 1. Spot cement plug #1 from, 13307' - 33182" = 125' plug with 50 sacks Class G cement 15.8# P.P.G. 2, Spot cement plug #2 from 12417 - 12217 = 200' plug with 81 sacks Class G, cement 15.8# P.P.G. 3.. Perforate 9-5/8" casing. 10333- 10337.- 2 shots per foot. 4. Squeeze 300 sacks Class G cement with Howco EZSV, set @ 10216'. Slurry wt 16.2 P.P.G. 5. Mill out 9-5/8". 10110' - 10138'. 6. Spot cement plug #3 from 10140 - 10080: 60'. plug with 36 sacks Class G cement 16.2 P.P.G. 7. Cut 9-5/8" casing off at 2850'. 8. Spot cement plug #4. 2860' - 2650 : 210' plug with 245 sacks Class G cement. 16.2 P.P.G. 9, 9-5/8" casing was pulled from 2850'. 10, Point McIntyre well #2 will be drilled from this location, with,,,t~.e..ki~c,k-o~f,~..point at 2790+_ - utilizing the 13-3/8" cas, ing that. is set.' ~:'~'" *~ ~: ';~ L~ ~':' ~L ~ '~ L:~' ~I? OCT (This sp'aee for State office use) APPROVED BY . . CONDITIONS OF/~PPRO'VAL, 'IF' ANY TITLE . , CONFIDENTIAL See Instructions On Reverse Side DAT~. 10-7-77 , , u2-001B STATE c,.f ALASKA' TO: j--- FROM: Di%~cf Oil and Gas Cc~sex~atic~ o. H. ~~ DATE : · ~ ~ ~ ~ l~ SUBJECT: AUgUSt 26, 1977 BOPE T~St Oalf's Point . ~MP~da_ y, ~ 15, 1977 - I departed my h~me at 4:00 PM for a 4:30 PM s~ and 5:30 PM ~'V~a Wien flight %19 to ~se, arrivi~ there at 8:00 PM. 6k~f's Point McIntyre %1 where I met Dink He/m, ccnsult/n~ drilli~ f~, azld A. J. Be/P/~t, ~ dr~ ~isc~. ~act rig (Xi ~ '~(m'~ ~ Par~ Drilling ~ $128 whose to01~ ~ was well organized, reserve pit ~ built, steel ~ fuel tanks not ~, rig in good repair and ~11 s/gn ~. 13 3/8" pipe was set to - ~ began at 4:45 AM with seven ~alves · n the c~ manifold test~ to 5000 psig. The man~ adjus~le choke ~as free mov~ and the Swa~o su~ke acb~ both fully opened a~d fully closed. Pt~e r~ and wi~ valve and 5~R val~ on the choke line and both wi~ valves on the kill line tested to 5000 psig. Blind rams and check val~ in ~ kill ~ ~ ~ to 5000 psig. ~ preventer ~ to 2500 psig. ~dle rigging up to test the kelly cock and ~ kelly valve I ~ t~ aomlmxl, a~ ~ressure which was 3100 psig. N2 back-~ bottles ~ to 1100, 2300, 2000 and 2000 psig. I req~ the 1100 psi bottle be replaced. This is so noted on the field Lns~ re~. Dart and Att~ to test the kelly cock and lower kelly valve failed and a ne~ kelly valve was cr~ed frcm AncO. Parker's ~arehouse at ~ Bay bec3a~ a~ to loca~ ~-~+ =~ 1~11',, ~'"~%" -"~ ' ~ 26, 1977 I ~ ~ty~ %1 vla 9ell 205 ~t/co~er a~ 7:20 ~ an~ at ~'s ~ my a/rstr~ a~ 7=35 ~ I ~,~t ~ Bay ~ f~ ~20 at 8,45 PM at~ exr~ in i~-4:~e v~a ~ at ~=05 ~I. a~ at. my bcee at. L~:45 I:~. A~ Well/~ .... ,iSec Type Inspection ~a Ins on .... " No (~Loca ti on ,Genera 1 Ye: tem (~)'BOPE Tests~ We'll Sign (:'~a/'~'(~.') ~.--~-.~Cas~ing s~t,@.~,~ 2. General,Housekeepinq ('~'('~) '~' 16. TeS't"~'fluid_(~)~t~ )mud ( ) oil 3.. Reserve Pit-( )open~ )filled (~}~{~) 17. Master Hyd. Control Sys~~sig ?~.~'4.' Rig (~','() ~18. N2 btls.~2~' '~" ' ( ) safety Valve Tests (~)~ ) ' 19. Remote-Controls )~:?(~'~"') 'F 5".'~urface-No. Wells (~)~'( ) 20. Drill.ing spool- ,~ "outlets ~- I-..'~( ) '... 6. Subsurface-No. Wells (~ ( ) 21. Kill Li.ne-(~)-Che~k valve ( ) Well Test Data ~ (~ (.) 22. Choke.Flowline.'(~CR valve )'"~'-.( ).~'~' 7. W611 Nos. , , , (~() 23. ?o~e MQn~fold me..,valv~flgs~ ) ( ) 8. Hrs. obser ~_~~ (~ ( ) 24 unoKes-(~,},'Remote( )Pos.(~dj.. 25. Test.P)~oJ(.~Wellhd( )csg(,)n:one.~ ,]-. '26~ Annular ~reventer,~psi'o 27, Blind Rams,~psiq ~.F~28. Pipe Rams,~o psiq 'F'-"~29.'. Kel.ly:'~.& Kelly-cock',~si Lower. ,Kelly valve Safety Floor ,val ~rt tion~observati otal'~number leaks, and/on, equip, failu · 9 · ) '~10. Gr. B~. ' , , , · .' '. ~ ( ) F i na~a¥~-onm'6n t ~'. i~' ( :i.]). ?'.11..P'&A.Marker , ,.~ ' , . i ( .'~'~] 'iil 2 .'.' Wa ter we l 1'-(.')capped (') PlUgged. 13,,:'.'!clean.up ..... ,, .,, , ~. STATE of ALASKA FROM~ Division cf Oil and Gas (kxu~rvati~ O. E. Gilhreth~ ~r SUBJECT: Inspect Diverber, Gulf Oil Sec. 10, TI2~, R14E, U.M. Pen~t No. 77-46 safety valves for I recei~ a call frcm John ~iler that 6k~f Oil ~ss ,ready for inspection acoupleofw~lls.- AtHP's~c2mpImetAle~, withwho~Iwill :. ' be wor~ with when downkmle, valves are to he ~ested, ~e is a wirelir~ Oil. I checked the diverter~.s~, out and it,.,was instal/ed ~y .... ~ to ~e~e~t p~. ~ ~e. pipe ~as.e~.a ~ ~ for a ,-,. .' ' .'. cc~ec~y. ~e in~pec~hm ~. sa~act~r~ at ~o/n~. ~n~e #1 f~ ~ 0'~.. - epresen' -Location :iWell Si Genera Reserve ~i'Subsurface'~Ni Test',~.Da, 8 '.'::ii:Hrs':.'~: obs~~ ~ · Gr~ ~Bbl s me 12 ~ :: Wa ter', we' 13;i;'clean.up -Pad :~1 evel observati on : BOPE:: n.q RE'CEIVED AUG - ~ 1977 02-001B STATE FROM: O. K. GLlbreth, Jr. '~v~.~ Divisice of Oil & Gas DATE : SUBJECT: July 26, 1977 July 26, 1977 No. 77-46 ~. O. B~x22I ~ch~je, ~ 9951D ~ y~u merit of Fish ~ffioe within 4.8 hours after the ~ is spu~t~h We ~ould also ~ ~ be notified so ~ a represene~i~ of the Division may be ~t ~o wt~ss T. L. LewiS, Jr. -2- July 26, 1977 Deq~rtme~t ~ Fi~t ~ ~, Babitat ~ w/o ~. D~U~nt o~ ~ ~ w/o ~cl. Oivisicm w/o e~cl. Form 10-401 ' SU3MIT IN TRi?LiCATE (Other instructions on CO IDt At REV. STATE OF ALASKA el L AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMITTEE PERMIT TO DRILL OR DEEPEN DEEPEN Wildca.% r~versc side) la. TYPE OF WORK DRILL [~ b. TYPE OF WELL OIL GAS WELL ['"l WELL [~ 2. NAME OF OPERATOR Gulf 0il Corporation 3. ADDRESS OF OPERATOR P. 0. Box 2211 4. LOCATION OF WELL At surface 1445' FSL & 589' At proposed prod. zone 1320' FSL & 1320' ~ MULTIPLE Anchorage, A] askaO,..,~9.Sl 0 FEL of-Sec. ]5, FEL of Sec. 13. DISTANCE IN MILES AND DIRECHON FROM NEAREST TOWN OR POST OFFICE* Approximately ll miles NW of Deadhorse, Alaska aPI No. 50-029-20264 6. LEASE DESIGNATION AND SERIAL NO. 34622 7. IF. INDIAN, ALLOTTEE OR TRIBE NAME 8. UNIT FARM OR LEASE NAME P'oint McIntyre 9. WELL NO. 1 10. FIELD AND POOL, OR WILDCAT Wildcat 11. SEC., T., R., M., (BOTTOM HOLE OBJECTIVE) Sec. 10~ T12N, R14E, U.M. 12. 14. BOND INFORMATION: wES ta tewi de Surety and/or No, 9668540 ,a~nount 15. DISTANCE FROM PROPOSED * '~ ,.,e~, ,-,-, n , ,.,~,.,, ~.[ 16. No. OF ACR~ IN LEASE LOCATION TO NEAREST { ozu r:L & ] ~ZU' PbS ~o~vo~AS~U~,~. Sec l0 Tl2N Rl4E /U (~soton~estdrig, u~t,~any) · , ~ . ,{ .M. 2560 ~ DISTANCE FROM PRESSED LOCATION ~19. PRESSED DE~H 18, TO NEAR~T ~LL DRILLING, COMPLETED, / OR APPLIED FOR, FT. . ~ Approximately~'12000'' ·~ . lli00TVD 21. ELEVATIONS (Show whether DF, RT, CR, ~te.) Ground Level' 6.4' .RKB & 28.9' 23. PRESSED CASING AND CEMENTING PROGRAM 17. NO.ACRES ASSIGNED TO THIS WELL Wildcat 20. ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS Rotary 22. APPROX. DATE WORK WILL START August 15, 1977 SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASING WEIGHT PER 'FOOT' GRADE SETTING DEPTH Quantity of cement 26" 20" 94 .... H-40 80' Cirnu!at~_ tn .qlJrfano 17½" 1.3 3/8" ..... 32 i-ga 27110' ciivct!late to Sl_,.vface lop.,, ...o ~/n,, 47 S-O~ 1'001111' lnnn ~,, -~+ 8k" 7" 29 S-95 TD A.q Paouirad. It is proposed to drill this well vertically to approximately 2800', fromwhich pointit will be directionally drilled to a total depth of 11,100' TVD or 13,775' MD with a hor- izontal displacement of 6932'. BOP protection will be provided by a 20" - 2000 PSl WP Shaffer Spherical 'Preventer on the 20" conductor casing until 13-3/8" surface casing has been run and cemented. At that time a 13 3/8" - 5000 PSl WP Shaffer Type LWS, con- sisting of one pipe ram and one blind ram, and one:13 3/8" 5000 PSl WP Shaffer Spherical Preventer System will be installed and utilized until drilling operations are completed. A 3'" ID 5000 PSl WP choke manifold will be used with both the 20" and 1'3 3/8" BOP systems. · cont. IN ABOVE SPACE DESCRIBE PROPOSED PROGRAM: If proposal is to deepen give data on present productive zone and proposed new productive zone. If proposal is to drill or deepen dkectionally, ~vo pertinent data on subi~face locations and measul~l and tree vertical depths. Give blowout preventer program. 24. I hereby certify that the Foregoing is True and Correct Alaska Operations DAm July 22, 1977 ..... :rLE Representative (This space for State office use) CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: []'~s [] ~o ] ~ YES [] No ' _. ' ~ . ~ ~i~ ~.,,~: ~,,- ,.:,: ., ~..,: ~ ~ ~ ~:~t [,~ ,~ DIRE~IONAL SURLY ~QUIRED. ~P.I, .......... , .............................................. ~ .................. , , Dr_~r_LO, ~-,~, RLAi~ · Gulf 0~1 Corporation Gulf Point Mc[nt]re SCaCe No. i I. DESCRIPTION OF NATURAL SETTING II. CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION PLAN A. OPERATING PLAN AND ACCESS The proposed location is 1445' FSL and 589' r=.~ of Sec. 16, TI2N, R14E, U.M., AK (Latitude: 70° 23' 27,098" Longitude: 148° 34' 50.235"). This location is a drilling pad constructed by Atlantic Richfield Company on State Oil and Gas Lease No. ADL -~8297 under L.O. 74-1 9. This location is near the Prudhoe Bay field and its assOCiated roads, airstrips and facilities. ,: The drilling pad was constructed in 1974, allowing more than two years settling and natural compaction. A heli-hoist rig will be air lifted into the location in time to allow summer drilling season operations. (See attached Rig Floor Plan). Upon freeze up the rig. will be trucked out to the current storage point. Access will be by existing roads through Prudhoe Bay, along the beach and across tundra using Rolligons. Major rig support will ~~ f be by helicopter. B. LOCATION CONSTRUCTION Areas of construction are shown on the attached photo plates. Details of the drilling pad can be provided on request. 1. Drilling Pad - Approximately 200' X 400" to accommodate the drilling rig and camp. Parker Drilling Company Rig No. 128, a heli-hoist rig, has been selected for this proposed oper- ation. The pad is constructed of gravel approximately 5' thick. Timber sills will be utilized to support the rig's substructure. 2. Sumps - Two sumps have been constructed adjoining the pad. These sumps are approximately 250' X 250' and 250' X 30' respectively. A 50' X 50' flare pit has been constructed just beyond the sumps. These pits are constructed with 6' gravel walls leaving undisturbed tundra for bottoms. Any formation cuttings, mud or wash water which contain hydrocarbons will be treated for hydrocarbon removal and transported to an approved land disposal site in the area. 3. Camp Area- The camp will 'be ~,ocated on '-~,,,~ dril~,~c~-'~ pad adjacent to tile rig. A 36-~lan'heiicamp complete with quarters, galley,, utilitieS~ water .... ~re~-'~ng, sewa6e ~,es~- ing and solid waste disposal' wi~tl be utilized. (See at' ) ' tached drawings " 4. Staging Area - A storage area located in Deadhorse will be used for material staging and storage. Most materials which will be used are presently stored in various storage points in the Prudhoe Bay Area. 5. Access Roads - The existing Prudhoe Bay public road network will be used. No additional permanent roads will be con- structed. No roads or equipment" wi'Il cross an open-flowing river course. 6. Air Support - Helicopter support of the rig is proposed with airplane support into the Deadhorse airstrip. C. WATER SUPPLY Fresh water for both camp and drilling operations will be from snow melt ponds in the immediate vicinity of the driilsite. Fresh water used in the camp will be treated prior to human consumption. The treating equipment was previously inspected by the Alaska Department of Environ~]ental Conservation and is being provided with the drilling rig . Complete details of this equipment can be provided if required. D. WASTE Combustiblewastewill be disposed of by incinerating at the drill site. The incinerator has been inspected by the Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation. Raw sewage will be treated using a waste water treatment plant furnished by Parker Drilling Company. Information reqarding this plant was previously submitted to Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation , who have previously made site operational inspections of this equipment. Detailed description of the equipment can be fur- nished if required. F. FUEL STORAGE Fuel required at the drill site and staging area will be limited to diesel and gasoline. All storage will be in steel tanks and will be contained within a diked storage area. Pumps will be available to transfer fuel from one container to another. Any spilled fuel which becomes contaminated and cannot be used will be picked up and burned in a burn pit located a safe distance from the well bore. (See Section "H"). ,/ G. WELL TESTING Any well test in which hydrocarbon is recovered will be handled through a separator and the.hydwoc2'rbon contained in a steel tank. Free gas will be burned.-at a flare located a safe dis- tance from the well bore, and. water that meets regulatory re- quirements will be disposed.of'in the sump at the well site. H. OIL OR DIESEL OIL SPILLAGE An oil spill contingency plan will be in effect from the begin- ning to the end of this opera$ion and will cover the reporting, containment, cleanup and disposal of any spillage. A copy of this plan will be available for~inspection at all times at the well site and at Gulf' s:, AnchoFage office. :, "Report on Water Treatment Facilities to be used at Amoco's Exploratory Well No. I at Foggy Island Bay State and B. P. Alaska' s E.xploratory Well No ' 2 at Kemik" By Richard L. Besse, M & B Engineering, December, 1974. "Manual of Operation for Parker Drilling Company Wastewater Treatment Plant" · · : By Dave Smith, Parker Drilling Co, GULF OIL CORPORATION' Point McIntyre No. 1 Drilling Pad Photo Plate.I' GULF OIL CORPORATION Point McIntyre No. 1 Drilling Pad Photo Plate II ~ GULF OIL CORPORATION POINT MciNTYRE #l Surface ~ocat,on ]445' FSL & 589' FEL of Sec. Proposed Bottom-Hole Location' i32Q' FSL & 1320' FEL of Sec. ]0, Ti2N, RI4E, U.M. LIST OF AFFECTED OPERATORS Atlantic Richfield Company Exxon Corporation Permit to Drill--Gulf Oil Corporation Point McZntyre ~o. 1 Page 2 PROPOSED DRILLING PROCEDURE: 1. Drill approximately 80' of 26" hole below ground level, run and cement 20" conductor casing from TD to ground level. 2. Move in and rig up Parker Drilling Co, Heli-Hoist Rig No. i28 with the aid of a Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane. 3. Install & test 20" BOPE. 4. Drill 17½" hole to approximately 2700', survey, log, run and cement 13-3/8" surface casing. 5. Install & test 13-3/8" BOPE. 6. Directionally drill 12~" hole to approximately lO,O00' TVD, survey, log, run and cement 9-5/8" casing. Two FO Multiple Stage Cementing tools will be run in the 9-5/8" casing string to insure a tie back seal at the base of the casing string. 7. Drill 8½" directional hole to total depth, survey, log, run and cement 7" production liner for further testing and evaluation or plug and abandon as required. Original well site by/' F.M. Lindsey & Assoc.. Lat. 70023'40.4:5" Long. 148°34'56.12" X 674 235 Y 5 995 929 REVISED LOCATION/ ~' T,,HIS SURVEY LAT. 7D°23'2Z098'' LONG. 148*34'50.235" X 674 466.99 Y 5 994 578.88 589' 16 15 21 22 DETAIL SEC. 16, TI2N,RI4E,U.M. SCALE I" = 500' GULF POINT Mc INTIRE NO. 1 LAT. 70° 2:5' 27.098" LONG. 148°:54'50.2::55" X 674 466.99 Y 5 994. 578.88 20 Point Mc Intwe ~ ' 589 ' 15. TI2N,RI4 E~U.M $cele: I"= I Mile COtIFIDLq TIAL NOTE -- WELL NAME AND OWNERSHIP CHANGED ?/14./77. CERTIFICATE OF SURVEYOR ....... I HERE~ ~TIFY THAT ! AM P~RLY REGISTERED AND UCENCED TO PRACTICE LAND SURVEYING IN THE STATE OF ALASKA AND THAT THIS PLAT REPRESE~S A ~O- UNDER MY SUPERVISI~ AND A~ DI.MEN- s~o.s A~ OTH~ DETAILS ~ COaaECT. 7/14/77 · . DATE -- ' S'UR.VE'Y~' )W G. No. HVL- 6 - DSP MC-75 GULF ENERGY I~ MINERALS CO. U~S. GULF POINT MclNTYRE No. 1 LOCATED IN SE !/4, PROTRACTED,SEC. 16,TI2 N,RI4_E,MM.,AK. '" PREPARED BY HEWI'TT V. LOUNSBURY & ASSOC. 7~3 W. 6th AVE., ANCHORAGE, ALASKA SURVEYED_ 5/4-'/74 I FIELD BK CH-KD BY _ PC J 74-6 GULF OIL CORPORATION POINT MclNTYRE NO. I LOCATION PLAT - · ', .,-,-.%:. ,~ · ,. .~-~.' ..... ;"i ~', ' '.7.7--'.. , ......... '~'; ,~,,., ,~.,,, ~ .. ~ ~ ..:, : , ,~,., / .X,.' f.<.it'"', · '~'( ......... :'--, '; ~ '..' · .... " <' "i \ ............. ~ .... , -;,,, !.., .,' ~..' '~~ L:I .., '~ . .. '. , _.-,.. ,..-, , . .....-," ~: '~ ',. ~.- ~ w' i i ·lll i iiii iiii iii i iiii - CONFIDENTIAL iii GULF OIL CORPORATION POINT M~INTYRE NO. I · .~ :' '.,'. LEASE OWNERSHIP' PLAT - · +. :~%....:. · _ ' I ~f~'4~1~t '~ N3L-T,44EXXON'" i~IK .f. ~_~,~ . .; E X X O N ' ' ' ~.,; .~. ~,~,.;.t,:..,~ .. r" · .;": ..... '.,,.. · ' ."-"'"'.',': .... " · . ~'-~r,,~ ~,e ///, ARCO ~:~ I ..... EXXON - .\* ADL-~7~ u,~s.,~O,,4 ,x ',.A~' co - A~CO ~, .-...'~'"';':'/,.,. . ':' :EXXON ' EXXOI~ ~,~...":';' .~... ~.~ ~..e, ,,.,,,,.,. "'"""'L~: ---' ~" · .,.~ -~-,,, ' .,.-,',. · ' ~'" ' 121~ "'"'""'" J i i il ill J I ; . AI)L.S,8~,7? Al CO ' , E):XON ADL-28299 ADL-; 8100 : , , , , ,~, IIII II I .:.' L E IXON x ...,, EX~)~I '-- i .,, .....---" ,.i CONFIDENTIAL Aflar~ticRichfieldCompany · North Ameri~:'-, Producing Division North Alask& ~trict Post Office BOx 360 Anchorage· Alaska 99510 Telephone 907 277 5637 CONFIDENTIAL July 19, 1977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, Alaska 99504 Dear Mr. Gilbreth: Atlantic Richfield Company has been informed that Gulf Oil Corporation intends to drill a deViated well in the 1977-1978 drilling season for the exploration of oil and gas from a surface location in the southeast quarter of Section 16, T12N, R14E, U.M., to a bottom hole location in the southeast quarter of Section 10, T12N, R14E, U.M. As an affected Operator, as that term is defined in Section 11, AAC No. 22.050(a), Atlantic Richfield has no objection to the drilling of this well. Very truly yours, ATLANTIC RICHFIELD COMPANY John D. Cart Dis trict Landman JDC/CRM/gr CONFIDENTIAl. Permit to Drill--Gulf Oil Corporation Point McIntyre No. 1 Page 2 PROPOSED DRILLING PROCEDURE' 1. Drill approximately 80' of 26" hole below ground level, run and cement 20" conductor casing from TD to ground level. 2. Move in and rig up Parker Drilling Co. Heli-Hoist Rig No. 128 with the aid of a Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane. 3. Install & test 20" BOPE. 4 Dri 11 17~.,, , · --2 hole to approximately 2700 , survey, log, run and cement 13-3/8" surface casing. 5. Install & test 13-3/8" BOPE. 6. Directionally drill 12¼" hole to approximately lO,O00' TVD, survey, log, run and cement 9-5/8" casing. Two FO Multiple Stage Cementing tools will be run in the 9-5/8" casing string to insure a tie back seal at the base of the~ casing string. 7. Drill 8½" directional hole to total depth, survey, log, run and cement 7" production liner for further testing and evaluation or plug and abandon as required. C IFIDENTiAL Mr. O. K. Gilbreth Page 2 In order to keep the Alaska Division of Minerals and Energy Manage- ment fully informed on this matter, we are sending them one copy of this submittal. Thank you for your courtesy and cooperation. Please let us know if any additional information is needed. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska Operations Representative TLL/tlg cc' Mr. Joseph P Green, w/attachments · (:ONFID AL ! WEST COAST DIVISION · ALASKAN OPERATIONS P.O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AI~ ~9510 Tel: July 22, 1977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Dear Mr. Gilbreth: Attached in triplicate is an application for a permit to drill Point McIntyre No. 1 as a directional well from a surface location in Section 16 to a bottom hole location in Section 10 of TI2N, RI4E, U.M., on the North Slope of Alaska. The proposed well will have its surface location on Atlantic Richfield Company/Exxon Corporation State Oil and Gas Lease ADL-28297 and will be bottomed in State Oil and Gas Lease ADL-34622. The drill pad is one which was constructed by Atlantic Richfield. Company in 1974 and then not used by them. We plan to move in and spud immediately upon approval of this permit. Also attached are' 1. Certified surveyor's plat of the~ surface location. 2. Location Plat. 3. List of Affected Operators, as defined in Section 22.050 of the Alaska Administrative Code. 4. Plat showing oil and gas leasehold interests in the quarter sections adjacent to the quarter sections containing our surface and bottom- ,.. hole locations. This plat is entitled Lease Ownership Plat. 5. Waivers from Atlantic Richfield Company and Exxon Corporation indicat- ing their lack of objection to our drilling of the proposed deviated well. It is our understanding that their waivers eliminate the need to furnish you with evidence that we have given each of the Affected Operators a copy of our application by registered mail,. Check for $100.00. Mr. O. i<. Gilbreth Page 2 In order to keep the Alaska Division of ?4ira '-' er~is and Energy "" .... ~,~,,~ge- ment fully informed on this matter, we are sending them one copy of this submittal. Thank you for'your courtesy and cooperation. Please let us know if any additional information is needed. Very truly yours, T. L. Lewis, Jr. Alaska OperatiOns Representative TLL/tlg cc' Mr. Joseph P'. Green, w/attachments : WEST COAST DIVISION ALASKA'N OPERATIONS p.O. Box 2211 Anchorage, AK g9510 Tel: 907-277-2461 July 22, 1977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreth, Director Division of Oil and Gas Department of Natural Resources State of Alaska 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99501 Dear Mr. Gilbreth: Attached in triplicate is an application for a permit to drill Point McIntyre No. 1 as a directional well from a surface location in Section 16 to a bottom hole location in Section 10 of T12N, R14E, U.M., on the North Slope of Alaska. The proposed well will have its surface location on Atlantic Richfield Company/Exxon Corporation State Oil and Gas Lease ADL-28297 and will be bottomed in State Oil and Gas Lease ADL-34622. The drill pad is one which was constructed by Atlantic Richfield. Company in 1974 and then not used by them. We plan to move in and spud immediately upon approval of this permit. Also attached are' 1. Certified surveyor's plat of the surface location. 2. Location Plat. 3. List of Affected Operators, as defined in Section 22.050 of the Alaska Administrative Code. 4. Plat showing oil and gas leasehold interests in the quarter sections adjacent to the quarter sections containing our surface and bottom- ,. hole locations. This plat is entitled Lease Ownership Plat. · 5. ·Waivers from Atlantic Richfield Company and Exxon Corporation indicat- ing their lack of objection to our drilling of the proposed deviated well. It is our understanding that their waivers eliminate the need to furnish you with evidence that we have given each of the Affected Operators a copy of our application by registered mail. 6. Check for $100.00. RECEIVED CONFIDENTIAL A DIVISION OF GULf OIL CORPORATION TELEPHONE: (9071277.2461 COI RDENT AL E (ON COMPANY U.S.A. POST OFFICE BOX 2180. HOUSTON. TEXAS 77001 EXPLORATION DEPARTMENT OFFSHORE/ALASKA DIVISION W. J. WHALEY ASSISTANT MANAGER-ALASKA-HOUSTON July 18, 1977 Mr. O. K. Gilbreath, Director Division of Oil and Gas Conservation Alaska Department of Natural Resources 3001 Porcupine Drive Anchorage, AK 99504 Dear Sir' Exxon Corporation has been informed that.Gulf Oil CorPoration intends to drill a deviated well in the 1977-1978 drilling season for the exploration of oil and gas from a surface location in the south- east quarter of Section 16, Township 12 North, Range 14 East, Umiat Meridian, covered.by lease number ADL 28297, to a bottom hole location in the south- east quarter of Section 10, Township 12 North, Range 14 East, Umiat Meridian, covered by lease number ADL 34622. As the affected operators, as that term is defined in 11 AAC 22.050(a), we have no objection to the drilling of said well. Very truly yours, EXXON CORPORATION WJW'fb A DIVISION OF EXXON CORPORATION By: CONFIDENTIAL Permit to Drill--Gulf Oil Corporation Point ~n~yre No. ~, Page 2 PROPOSED DRILLING PROCEDURE: 1. Drill approximately 80' of 26" hole below ground level, run and cement 20" conductor casing from ?D to ground level. 2. Move in and rig up Parker Drilling Co. Heli-Hoist Rig NO. 128 with the aid of a Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane. 3. Install & test 20" BOPE. 4. Drill 17½" hole to approximately 2700', survey, log, run and cement surface casing. 5. Install & test 13-3/8" BOPE. 6. Directionally drill 12~" hole to approximately i0,000' TVD, survey, log, run and cement 9-5/8" casing. Two FO Multiple Stage Cementing tools will be run in the 9-5/8" casing string to insure a tie back seal at the base of the ~0~-"~ casing string. 7. Drill 8½" directional hole to total depth, survey, log, run and cement 7" production liner for furl;her testing and evaluation or plug and abandon as required. 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