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Home My WebLink About160-030DEPT. OF ENVIRONME~~ CONSERVATION DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH SOLID WASTE PROGRAM 410 WILLOUGHBY AVE., SUITE 303 JUNEAU, ALASKA 99801 http://www.state.ak.us/dec/deh TONY KNOW%~rQVEFINOFI Telephone: (907) 465-5162 Fax: (907) 465-5362 September 14, 2001 Ms. Lisa Pekich Senior Environmental Coordinator Phillips Alaska, Inc. P.O. Box 100360 Anchorage, AK 99510-0360 Reference: Issuance of Permanent Closure Approval for Inactive Reserve Pits located at nine exploration sites located on the North Slope, SouthCentral, and Interior Alaska Dear Ms. Pekich: .' The Alaska Department of Environmental Conservation (ADEc) has completed review and public notice for nine inactive reserve pit closure applications and requests for permanent closure approval. 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. At these locations, the'reserve pits have been backfilled and there is no exposed drilling waste. ADEC coordinated review of the closure requests with the appropriate land manager(s). Public notice requesting comments on the closure requests was published August 3 and 4, 2001 in the Anchorage Daily News and posted on the State Web Site August 2, 2001.. No public comments 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 Phillips Alaska 'Inc. for the inactive reserve pits at the following nine exploration sites: Well Name API Number Beluga River Unit 212-25 ! C.~ 502283-10025-00 Birch Hill Unit 22-25 ~,o~,~ 50-133-10029-00 Swan.L~e Unit g 2 p~ ~ 50-133-10021-00 /~[4~Falls Creek Unit g 1 (13-06) ~0-133-10005-00 Rmnbow Federal g 1 V~ ~ 50-099-10004-00 Rainbow Federal g 2 ~ ~ ~ 50-099-10005-00 l~-~5~Kalia~ 92/2 RD ~q ~ 50-033-10002-00/01 ~U West Sak SWPT gl~5~ 50-029-20915-00 West Sak River State g 2 ~.~,~50-029-20134-00 MTRS Sec. 25 13N, 10W,SM Sec. 25 09N, 09W,SM Sec. 3 07N, 006W,SM Sec. 6 01N, 12W,SM Sec. 31 08N, 05W,CR Sec. I 08N, 05W,CR Sec. 28 20S, 014E,CR ' Sec. 11 11 N, 10E,UM Sec. 22 l 1N, 10E,UM Landowner ADNR/ADF&G USFWS USFWS Private Property ewe' printed on recycled oaper Phillips Alaska, Inc. Ms. Lisa L. Pekich September 14, 2001 Page 2 Terms and Conditions This final closure approval is subject to the following terms and conditions: In' accordance with 18 AAC 60.440(1), the Departm~ ent will require additional investigation, assessment, monitoring or remediation if new information regarding conditions at the reserve pit facilities indicates that further actions are necessary to protect human health or the environment. 2) The approval granted by this letter is for the inactive drilling waste reserve pit(s) only. Closure for the pad as a whole (if required) must be coordinated between the owner/operator and the appropriate land owner/manager. Any person who disagrees with 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 T. Stockard Solid Waste Program Manager Heather Stockard @ envircon.state.ak.us CC.' Harry Bader, ADNR, 3700 Airport Way, Fairbanks, AK 99709-4699 Deborah Heebner, ADNR, 550 W 7~h Ave. Suite 900C, Anchorage, AK 99501-3577 William Friar, BP Exploration, P.O. Box 196612, Anchorage, AK 99519-6612 Don McKay, ADF&G, 333 Raspberry Rd., Anchorage, AK 99502 Harold Pederson, 925 R Street, Anchorage, AK 99501 BLM, Ramone McCoy, BLM District Manager, Box 147, Glennallen, AK 99588 Claire Caldes, USFWS, Box 2139, Soldotna, AK 99669-2139 Charles Underwood, Marathon Oil Company, P.O. Box 196168, Anchorage, AK 99519-6168 Ic-apfm 10}an95 LOCATION cLEARANcE REPORT State of Alaska OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION PTD N.o. gO -O30 Memorandum To File: API No. Well Name k=/,~k/~ /~,.'O'tr- ~,~ ~ R/~ Location ,, ~ FtO~j ~/q~ 6(~ spu~: , ~: ~, Comp~.~.~. ~/~/~, Note casing size, wt, depth, ~t vol, & procedure. Liner: Perf intervals - tops' Review the well file, and comment on plugging, well head status, and location clearance - provide loc. clear, code. , Well head cut off: u~; Marker post or plate: ~~ ~. Location Clearance: ~ Conclusions: Code ! ...... ~_,:! ~:.:~-. APPZL_ICATION TO DR, ILL El DE~PEN E]~ ~,m o~'~8~¥ o~ or~o~' ~ ~ ~' .... ' ' ?' / Address ~::~%: 7~-,-~:'.~ ":" :~:~- -: -. '-~-~'- ~ , ~ ;City-' ~- , State :, ':- ?';>'; ,-, :;-:~-;:-' .... -' -D~SCRIPTION OF WELL AND-LEASE og lease ~ aVell number ~ Elevation (ground) S~rell location (give footg~e from section lines) Section--township--range or block & survey Distance, in miles~ and direction from nearest town or post office ! ~earest distance from proposed location Distance from proposed location to nearest driiltn~, aine: . . completed or applied for well on the same lease: .,~1 to B.~perty or le I~d~p~h'~ · ~' ' I Rot~'yr or cable tools Approx. date work will stare 'Xum,b;r 6' aflres in i~se: Number of wolls on lease, inelua~ng thl~ woll, I completed in or drilling to this PLUG BACK fee t If lease,, purchased with one or more wells drilled, from whom purchased: Name Address Status of bond AUG 23 1~. Remarks:' (If .this is an application to deepen or plug back, briefly describe work to be done, giving present producing zone and expected new producing zone) 0['~ ~ Division o[ ~,~g ~ka Dept. CERTIFICATE: I, the undersigned, state that I am the :~ of the ~eli~M~,m,.~a .~.~ ~ (company), and that I am authorized by said company to make this report; and that this report was pre- pared under my supervision and direction and that the facts stated therein are true, correct and complete to the best of my knowledge. Permit Number Approval Date: S~L~-; 19~1 ~. Approved By: ~~'~'~ _~2~~ Chief, Petroleum Brach Notice: Before send~g in this form be sure that you have given aH ~formation requested. Much unnecessary correspond- ence will thus be avoided. See Instruction on Reverse Side of Form Signatu~4~" / /~ / Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Application to Drill, Deepen or Plug Back Form No. P-1 Authorized by Order No. I Effective October 1, 1958 Form 9-3~1a (Feb. 1951) ! I i ! ! (SUBMIT IN TRIPLICATE) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Budgo~ Bureau No. 42-R~8.4. Approval expires 12-31-60. Land Office _._~~ ..... L~a.e No ...... ~i ........... SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS <-,', .'. ~'" .o~,~ o~ ,.~.~,o. ~o ,,,~,,. ........................... ~ ..... ~ ...... ~ su..~.~., o~.~. s.~__~.-:::_~m.t_ :;.: .o~,=~ o~',.~.~,o. ~o ~ ~ ~.~ .............. ~ ...... ~ ~,~.~ ~o~ o~ ~=..,.~ =~,.~ ....................... ~ ...... NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RE-DRILL OR R~AIR W~L ............... ] SUBSEQUENT RE~RT OF RE=DRILLIN~ OR REPAIR ...................... .o~,=~ o~,.~,o.~o ~== o~'=~ =~,.~ .............. I ...... I~ ~'~"~ ~=="'=°~ .................................... I ...... ........ , .......... '_ .......................... :_: ................... I ...... Il .............................................................................. NOTICE OF INTENTION' TO A~NDON W~L ..... ~ ................ , ........................................................................... ~ ...... (INDICATE ABOVE BY CHECK MARK NATURE OF REPORT, NOTICE, OR OTHER DATA) Well No ...... -~_ ......... is located ft. from__ l~l line and ............ ft. from l~/l line of sec ............. ~_~_:~_: -',~_) ........... ~ .............. ~ ............. ~-,~, --- (~ See. an,:t 8ce. No~' ' (?wp.) (Range) The elevation of the ~abo sea level is DETAILS OF WORK (State names of and expected depths to objective sands; show sizes, welghts,~and lengths of proposed casings; indicate mudding jobs, cement- .... lng points., and all other important proposed work) I understand that this plan of work must receive approval in wtitlng by the Geological ~urvey before operations may be commenced. Company ......... ~_'~:~ ................................................................................... Address ............. ~_~ ................................ Title __JMiJg'J~_~ ~/ GPO 862040 (Feb. 1~51) ~ ' (SUBMIT IN TRIPLICATE) ..... ~ ...... ~--~ ....... ~'~ '~ UNITED STATES ' ' ' DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR ..... i ...... i ..... i ...... ! ! i ' ' ' ICAL SURVEY ..... SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS Budg~ Bureau No. 42-R358.4. Approval expires 12-31-60. Land Office _ ~ ...... Lease No .... ~ ............. .o~,~ o~,.~.~,o. ~o ~.~.~.~.~ ......... : .......... '1 ...... II ~u.~OUE.~.~.o.~ o~ ~HOO~,.~ O. ~C,.,Z,N~ ................. I ..... NOTICE OF INTENTION TO RE-DRILL OR REPAIR WELL ......... I ...... II SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF RE-DRILLING OR REPAIR ................1 ..... ~o~,~ o~ ,~E~,o~ ~o ~oo~ o~ ~,~,~ .................. I ...... II S~EO~ ~ O~ ~.~O~N~ .......................... I ..... NoTIcE OF INTENTION TO PULL OR ALTER CASING .............. / ...... ]1 SUPPLEMENTARY WELL HISTORY .................................... / ..... NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ABANDON WELL ...... : ................ Z .......................................................................... I ...... (INDICATE ABOVE BY CHECK MARK NATURE OF REPORT, NOTICE, OR OTHER DATA) WellNo ..... , .......... is located ....... -__ft. from_~ l~l line and ............ ft. from {W~ line of sec ............. ........... ............. ........ ~~~-~: .......... ~'~--~- (~ounty r 8ubd'v's'on) .............................. (~~t8~. ,err ~ry, .................. The eleVation of th~ve s~ level is ___~____ ft. DETAILS OF WORK I understand that this plan of wore must receive approval in writlnf by the Geoloalcal Survey before operations may be commenced. Company .... ~_~:~: ....................................................................................... RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION ~' U.S.L. ~xchorage 018925 COMPLETION REPORT OF .REDR~.T. WELL NO. ~. lia~h River_ O~t ~ K~ ~ (NEW. DEEPENING.'E~'.) ' ' Fi=LO Y~ta~a i~ea - Alas~ ,. ,coc. ,.~DP~' 5-~/8 mi.. No~ ~d 21-3/8 mi. West o~er ,p~, ~ Corner Sec. ~0~ ~18~ ~8E (~oJ.} sec., 28 v ,20~ ~ lkE ~eaM EL~. OF GROUND 75~ (toDD) ALL MEA5. F.OM Ke~/.~~ ' , , WHICH I. , 15 ~. AmOVa eaOUNO ~eOt. [. [~0 COMPLETED ~~~ ~b. 17. 1~1 DRILUNGTOO~ ~ .OTARY COMMENCED.. ~~~ --~ ' .... ~ ~akg ORIG. T.D. 9~7~ t PLUG ~ I __ ~79~ I REDRILL · ~7951 -- ~ PLUG ~2 * --~ DEPENING PLUG J U NK ~0~e ...... i i I i ii 'i I ii I I Illi I ii i i C~MMENCED PRODUCING Wo"-]~ g~~ ~,,'~. 2~1-~ i~L [] FLOWING O PUMPING [] GA6 Ul~ .. PRODUCTION DATA : j CLEAN OIL ; GRAVITY I PER CENT WATER GAS TUIIINO GAIINII DATEI BBLS. PER DAY CLEAN OIL INCL. EMULSION M.C.F. PER DAY FRMIURi P~IIURE INITIAL 'PRODUCTION , NO~ ' j . DAYS t I ,].i ' ' I / CASING RECORD "SIZE OF CAIING TOP OF . DEPTH ' wEIGHT . · GRADE NEW SEAMLESS SACKS DI:I~EH OF GIMENTIN~ A. P. I, CASING OF SHOE OF CASINGI OF CASING OB USED OR LA~E~ CEM~ , IF ~ROUG~ KRFO~TIONt 3o'' . ,-' . .,. .. ,,. , ,,, ,, ~ , , . . i , , ,, CEMENTING OR OTHER SHUT 'OFF RECORD , , , sIZE OF DEPTH DEPTH HOLE NO. SACKS . CASING LANDED CEMENTED SIZE USED KIND OF CEMENT RUUI.T OF TEIrT · i , i . . 13-3/8' . 1023' 1023' 18o5/8" 1300 Construction 1600 Rsi for 15 rains. - 0. K. 9--5/8",. i' 8812' 8812' 12-1/4" 565 Hi-tamp & 4% gel 2000 psi ,for 15 rains. = O.K. · , , , , . u , PERFORATION RECORD , ,' SIZE OF NUMBER DISTANCE CASING FROM TO SIZE OF PERFORATIONS OF ROWS BETWEEN CENTERS METHOD ..... , ....... D r~ ~'~ ' '" 5{%-: ~.: * ,~ - PRESENT CONDITION OF WELL AS OF: DATF' ~)~ FORM 14.18' RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION Development · Emglmeer R I C H F I ALASKA ELD DIVISION · P. OIL CORPORATION O. BOX 2241 · ANCHORAGE · ALASKA Mr' Richard V. M~rphy, Petroleum Engiue~ Division of Mines & Mtne~ BY Se¢on~ Ave~ Anchorage, Alaska ~losed please f~ following records on our well, River Unit No. 2 RD: Log & His$~ry - 1 C~site Electric Directional Sum-¢ey Respectfu~ submitted, R. J. Mis~eek, LOG AND HISTORY Section 28.. (ProJ.), T2OS, R14E, Copper RiveA Meridian.; Alaska Clyde Hall DriLling Company, Inc., contractor, commenced redrill operations on September l, 1960, at 12:01 A.M. Measured in- hole and located and tested top of cement at 4?50'. Drilled out ~ cement from 4750' - 4765 '. Set Whipstock $1 at 4?65' amd drilled by whipstock from 4765' - 4785'. Wiped out whipstock run and drilled out hard cement from On September 4, 1960, set Whipstock ~2 at 4795' and commenced dtrectionally drilling. DirectionaLly drilled 12~" hole from 4795' to 5880'. On September 18, 1960, ran electric log recording from 5882' - 4795'. FROM TO THICKNESS F(RMATION Sand and siltstone Directionally drilled 12~" hole from 5880' to 5900'. Reduced hole size and spot cored and directionally drilled 7'5/8" and 8-1/2" hole from 5900' to 5931'. On September 20, 1960, ran electric log recording from 5929' - 5882'. FR~ TO THICKNESS F0~TION 588o' 590O' 20' 5900' 59o8' 8' Rec. 8' 8' ~908' 5911' S ' 5911' 5931' 20' Rec. Siltstone Core ~16 Siltstone; dark gray; hard; scattered thin stringers of sandy s iltstone; very fine grained, well-bedded, im upper 4' with light and dark gray; well-defined silt- stone beds; excellent ~ -65e~ dipS. Most dips 40e -45e, bottom 4' highly fractured and slicked to "near-gouge" in places, fractures dip 45 e .60· and do not necessarily parallel bedding. NCSOF. None Core ~17 Siltstone Opened 8~" hole to 12~" aM directionally drilled 12~" hole from 5931' to 5975', re- duciug hole size and coring'8~" hole from 5975' to 5995'- On September 21, 1960, ran electric log recording from 5~' ' 5929'. ROM ~ TE~S FORMATION 5931' 5975 ' ~4' Siltstone -1- 5975' 5995' 20' Rec. 9' 8' l! Cored 8~'. hole from 5995' to 6038'. fr~ 6037' - ~996'. FORMATION _ Core ~18 Sandstone; medium gray; very fine grained; generally well sorted; friable; micaceous; rare angular gray claystone fragments ~" to ½" across. P & P appears fair to good. NCSOF. Siltstone; ~ gray with thin, light gray, clayey siltstone laminae; firm to hard; good 30' dips, fractured at 60'. NCSOF. On September 23, 1960, ran electric log recording ~ microlog recording from 6037' ~ 4795'. FR(~ TO THICEE~S e,~ m i ii iii mlllll ~99~' 6o10' 1~' Rec. 8' 8' 6010' 6038' 28' Rec. 6' 3' 1 FOI~ATION core Siltstone, dark greenish gray; very hard, with irregular, generally an~ "patches" of extremely fine grained sandstone scattered throughout core; sandstone less thsa 10% of core; very thin, light gray, sandy siltstone streaks show "micro" cross- bedding and good 39' dips, rare angular fragments, sand to pebble size, of black (?). CSOF. Core ~20 Siltstone; dark gray; hard, with lighter gray, sandy siltstone beds about 1" thick, which show good 35' dips; fractures parallel bedding; rare scattered angular black and brown, cherty (coaly?) fragments,' sand to ., pebble size. Sandstone; medium.gray; very fine grained; friable, fair to good sorting, P & P appears fair. NCSOF. 12z'' hole from 6038' Opened 8~" hole to from 5975' - 6006', directionally drilled 8~" 60~' and cored 8}" ~ hole from 6040' - 6065 '. On September 24, 1960, tau electric log recording from 60~5' - 6037'. ~" FR~ TO THICKNESS FORMATION 6038' 6040' 6040' 6065' , 2' 25 ' Rec. Siltstone Core ~21 Sandstone; medium gray, very fine grained; firm but friable; fair sorting, P & P appears fair; rare megafossil fragments. NOSOF. Siltstone; dark gray; hard with~ thin lighter gray~ saady siltstone beds that show good 30'-45e dips, fractured and slicked parallel to bedding. NCSOF. -2- to 12~" from '6006' -60~0', from 6065' to 6150 September 26, 1960, ran electric log record~ from 6149' - 6065 '. FR~ TO THIOK2~SS 111 ,,, --- 6o65' 6o8 ' 17' ec. 5' 5' 6o82, 6~4' 12' Rec.. 6 ' / 6' FORMATION Core ~22 Siltstone; dark gray; very clayey; hard, with thiu, lighter gray, sandy siltstone streaks and "pods" that show good 45~ dips l core fractured a~t highly sheared into gouge 1'-2' from top a~ at bottom; rare samd size, black, cherty ~g~ents .. in sandy parts. NCSOF,' Core Siltstone; dark gray; sandy; clayey; hard, with lighter gray, sandy siltstone streaks that show good 50' dips; fracture~ amd slicke~; catcher had few pieces of soft, very flue grained, sandstone~' medium gray. ~SOF. 6094' 6167' 73' Sand amd siltstone. Opened 8~" ~hole to 12~,, and directionally drilled 12~" hole from 6167' to 6449'. ~ TO TNIE~S FOEMATION 6167' 6~9' 282' Siltstone .... On Septet 29, 1960, stuck bit at 6419' while taking directional survey. Spotted 85 bbls. ~ of diesel ax~ lube oil withom, t success. Backed off at 6259'. At- tempte~ to Jar fish loose but backed off at 6105' leavtug additional drill collars an~ J~s ~ hole. Washe~ over and recovered fish to 6250'. Washed over to 6~07' and om October 7, 1960, recovered balamce of fish. Direetio~ drilled 12~" hole, taking 8~" spot cores, from 6449' to 8120'. On November 5' 1960, ran electric log recording from 8119' -6140' and sonic log recording from 7162" - 4795'. Ran continuous dipmeter recording from 8115' - 6000'. Stuck dlpmeter at 6070'.. Stripped in over wire line an~ recovered dipmeter. 6627' 6630' 9' Rec.- 7' 7' FORMATION Si!tstone Core ~24 Siltstone; dark gray; fairly well sorted; hard; clayey; scattered dark mineral grains amd scattered light mica flecks; a few scattered fossil (pelecypod?) shell fragments; good 40~ -45' dip on 2" zone of light gray siltstone interbedded with derk gray s iltstone; most core breaks from 25e-35' with some surfaces slickensided. -3- ~ · FR~ TO THICKNESS 6636 ' 7154' 7161' 7' 7161' 7864' 7864" 7870' 7OB' 6' 7870' 8.l.l,41.' 8i14 ' 8120 ' 6' Rec. 3' Rec. 3' FORMATION Siltstone and sand. Core ~25 Siltstone; mottled dark gray to gray; poorly sorted with irregular, wavy thin beds of lighter gray; coarse silts or very fine grain sandstone; very thin dark mineral streaks; firm; clayey; calcareous in part; smeared calcite and pyrite, on one slickensided fracture surface; core is highly faulted with mauy irregular frac- tures; dips variable from 30* -65~; best .dips on lighter gray beds, 55'-60', fair; calcite on slickensided surface has very faint, dull brown color that fluoresces a dark, lemon gold on core and a dull, dark chocolate gold on Baroid chemical cut that results from some hydrocarbon in the calcite; the hydrocarbon appears residual. Siltstone and sand. · Core ~26 Siltstone; dark gray to gray; poorly sorted with a 2" zone of wavy to sharp interbedded dark gray siltstone and light gray, very fine grained, silty sandstone; firm to hard; clayey, slightly sandy and very slightly calcareous; abundant scattered, dark, sand size grains and mica; mica mostly light but with rare darker mica; current bedding in sandy zone with fore- set beds; one small piece of core had paper thin calcite filled fractures and one calcite surface all with yellow fluorescence; dip on bedding O*-8*, good; scattered pinpoint bubbles formed on surface of fresh core. N~.' Siltstone and sand. ' Core ~27 Siltstone; dark gray to gray; very POorly sorted; clayey; core characterized by thim interbeds, sharply discontinuous swirled beds, and pods of lighter gray silty to clayey, very fine to fine grain sandstone; appears current bedded, abundant dark mtueral grains some of which are coaly fragments; scattered, light colored mica; very slightly cal- careoms in part; good dips from 20e -30e on imterbedded, dark gray siltstone - lighter gray sandstone contacts; 30' dip rated best. NSF. Directionally drilled 12-~''~ hole from 8120' to 8825' sloughing problems drilling below 8700'. Encountered extreme hole FROM TO THINS FORMATION ~ 11111 8120 ' 8825' 705' Silt stone On November 26, 1960, ran and cemented-8795' net of 9-5/8" 47, 43.5 and 40~ N-80, smls., 8 rd. thd., LT&C casing at 8812' with 565 sacks Hi-Temp cement premixed 4% gel. On November 27, 1960, landed casing and reinstalled double hydraulic Shaffer and Hydril "GK" ~O~P..E. Tested complete shut-off with 2000~ for 15 minutes without loss. Tested ~dr~ pipe rams with 1500~ for 15 minutes without loss. Drilled out hard cement from-8723' to 8743', tested~ casing with 2000~ for 15 minutes without loss, and drilled out cement and shoe 8743' to 8812'. Directionally dri~ed 8~" hole, taking 8~" and 7-5/8" spot cores, from 8825' to 11216'. ~ Om -January 18, 1961, ran electric log recording from 11231' - 8810'. Ran continuous dipmeter recording from 11230' - 8810' (dipmeter results invalid). To FO 'ATXOZ 8825 ' 8867' 42' 8867' 8872' 5' 8872' 937¢' 5o2' 9374" 9384' 10' ec- 3½' ReC~ 10' 10 ' Siltstone Core ~28 Siltstone; dark gray; hard; fractured and slickensided; irregular minor shearing; sharply discontinuous lighter and darker gray siltstone beds with highly variable dips, but dip on thin darker gray silt- stone bed that is continuous for about 18" of core is 75', rated very good; rare pyrite. NCSOF. Siltstone Core Siltstone; dark gray; hard; clayey to sandy; rarely very slightly calcareous; some mica; several small nearly complete fossil shells; many thin zones to one inch of light gray sandy siltst°ne with dark mineral grains; the lighter gray zones are cross-bedded in part, also swirled~ discontinuous and With con- temporaneous distortion; contact with darker s iltstone is sharp to very ir- regular; dip on lighter siltstone beds 70e , very good; a few core fractures are slickensided; vague truncation of cross- bedding and channeling of darker Silt- stone by lighter siltstone suggests that the top of the beds are towards the bottom of the core. N~SOF. . : L . =5- FR~ TO THICKNESS 938 ' 986 ' 987 ' 9875' 103i4' 1031¢' 10319' 39' 5' lO' Rec. Rec. 3' Rec. 9' 9' FOEMATION · . Siltstone. Cox~ ~30 Sandstone; gray; very fine grained; silty; firm; friable with difficulty; fair to poorly sorted. Permeability and porosity appears poor; micaceous; very slightly calcareous; rare coarse grained angular coaly fragments; interbeds up to 2" thick of dark gray siltstone, silt-sand contacts sharp to wispy; some contempo- raneous distortion at contact; some siltstone beds discontinuous, 75'-90' dips; best dips 85'-90'; good; rare minor shearing along siltstone beds. NCSOF. Siltstone Core ~31 Siltstone; dark gray; poorly Sorted; hard; clayey to slightly sandy; rare fosSil shell fragments; many dark mineral frag- ments scattered throughout core which may in part be Biotite or small' carbonaceous fragments; core mostly massive but for entire length is cut by lighter gray, thin (less than ½"), in part discontinuous, wispy to pod-like beds that Show irregular and contemporaneously distorted contacts with the darker siltstone; dip on the lighter beds 35'-~5' with an average dip of about ~'; dips rated fair t° good; core tends to fracture along bedding. NUSOF. Siltstone. core Siltstone; dark gray; poorly sorted; firm to hard; clayey to slightly sandy;~' micaceous in part and slightly calcareous in part; many sm~ll dark mineral frag- ments that appear to be mostly carbon- aceous fragments are scattered through- out the core and in places form paPer thin beds; an estimated 25% of core is very fine grain; lighter gray; silty sandstone in beds up to 1" thick that alternate with the s iltstone throughout the core giving a banded appearance; bedding is sharp to vague with con- temporaneously distorted contacts and discontinuous to pod-like beds; bedding on siltstone-sandstone contacts and sand- stone beds 30e -40' with 35' ~45' appearing best and rated good; core tends to fracture along bedding. NCSOF. FROM TO THICKNESS ~ ~ ,,111~ lO62~' mm06' 582' l/R06 ' LIR16 ' 10 ' Reco 10~' l! FORMATION Siltstone Core ¢33 Siltstone; dark gray to gray; poorly sorted; clayey; firm to hard; micaceous in part; interbedded with several zones of lighter gray siltstones which are in part sandy; bedding pod-like aud swirled but with some sharp regular contacts, small cross- bedding in part; fracture surfaces deeply concave (convex) but trend along bedding. NCSOF. sandstone; gray; very fine grain with some fine grain; poorly sorted; slightly friable to mostly hard; mostly quartz grains with an estimated 10~ dark or light green grains a few of "which may be coaly; micaceous in part eSPecially along siltstone interbeds; clayey to 'silty; one l" bed of lighte,r gray; fine grain sandstone; less than ~" thin beds of siltstone; abundant small pOds of siltstone; fractures flat and trend along bedding. NCSOF. Siltstone; dark gray; poorly Sorted;firm to hard; interbedded with lighter gray very fine grain silty sandstone; very abundant coaly fragments strung along bedding; a few of the coaly fragments appear to be plant remains, '(flat stems?); bedding regular to cross-bedded; SWirled or wavy; fracture surfaces deeply concave (convex) but trend along bedding. NCSOF. Sandstone; gray; very fine grain; silty; mostly angular; fair sorting; slightly friable to hard; mostly quartz grains with an estimated 10% dark or light greenish grains; mostly massive but with a very few thin siltstone beds up to' ½" thick; several small siltstone pods; porosity and permeability lowo NCSOF. Bedding throughout core varies slightly because of some irregular and swirled bedding, but good siltstone~sandstone Contacts and sharp bedding plane fractures give good dips that average 30~. Directionally drilled 8}" hole from 11216' to 11531'. FROM TO THICKNESS FORMATION 11216' i1531' 315' Siltstone and sand. -7- On January 26, 1961, stuck bit at 11526' while reaming hole. Spotted 66 bbls. total of diesel and lube oil without success. Backed off at ~9359' when drill pipe Jumped pin. Ran socket and recovered fish to 113~3'. Washed over fish from 11543' - 11524'. On January 31, 1961, recovered balance of fish. Directionally drilled 8~" hole, taking 7-5/8" spot cores, from 11531' to 121~5', the total depth, which was reached on Febr~ 17, 1961. On February 18, 1961~ ran electric log recording from 12140' - 11232'. Attempted to run Sonic log but unable to get below 8850'. Ran Gamma Ray log recording from 9030' - 7800'. FROM TO THICKNESS FORMATION 11531' 11841 t 310' llS~l' 11851' 10' 11851' 12121' 270' 12121 ' 12135 ' 14 ' Rec. , 10 ' Rec. 14' 14' Siltstone COre ~34 Siltst°ne; dark gray; clayey; firm to hard; sandstone; estimated 10%; lighter ~gray; very fine grain; silty; fir~ tO hard; mostly quartz with many dark and greenish; mineral grains; bedding very irregUlar to pod-like. Siltstone; dark gray; clayey; firm to hard; calcareous in part; very finely micaceous; abundant small pyrite clusters in part; several fossil shell fragments some of which are clams; core mostly m~ssive but cut by a few thin (less than ½"), lighter gray, silty beds with what appears. ~to be current bedding; dips on these bess range from 20° -30° , rated fair; core tends to fracture at 30° -40~ and fractures trend -~e~r bedding. NCSOF. Siltstone. Core Sandstone; medium gray with greenish cast in part; mostly very fine grain with less than 5% medium grain; very poorly sorted; silty and clayey; mostly hard with very slight friability in part; mostly quartz grains with abundant biotite; calcareous in part$ abundant nearly whole fossil shell fragments that lie along bedding; few thin beds (less than ½" thick) of flue to medium grain sand cut core; several thin black dense slickensided siltstone stringers cut core at angles from 70~ to some that nearly match bedding; small fractures abundant but tight with surfaces characterized by slickensides and a smearing 'of individual grains; dip on coarser sandstone beds 50° rated fair; low porosity and permeability. NCSOF. -8- Conditioned mud and on February 20, 1961, ran Sonic log recording from 10230' - 8810' (unable to get below 10234' ). Reamed and conditioned 8~" hole to bottom. Attempted to run Sonic log below lOlO0' but damaged instrument. On Feb~,_,~ry 21, 1961, ran continuous dipmeter recording from 12137' - 8810'. Plug 8872' to 8787_': On February 21, 1961, with '4½" D.P. hanging at 8872', pumped in 85 sacks construction cement. Cement in place at 1:15 P.M. Stood cemented 12 hours and located and tested top of cement at 8787' with 20,000~ weight - O.K. plug 8787' to 8715': On February 23, 1961, with 4½" D.P. hangi~ at 8787', pumped in 61 sacks construction cement. Cement in place at 4:15 A'M. Stood cemented 10 hours and located and tested top of cement at 8715 ' with 20,000~ weight - O.K. Tore out B. O. P.E. and installed valve and gauge on casing head. Contractor,s rig released at l:O0 P.M., February 24, 1961. Well suspended with subsurface abandonment completed: February 24, 1961. Present condition: 30" conductor at 31'. 13-3/8" ~;+.51~/= j-~ c lO23'. 9-5/8" 47, 43.5 and 40¢ N-80 C 8812' T.D.. 9575' 0. H., plugged 4986' - 4795'. 12135' E.D., plugged 8872' - 8715'. Suspended: February24, 1961. Junk: None. -REPORT . and · 2' ~.PLAN of SUB'SUR-FACE KALIAKH.. R 'UNliT No..2RQ YAKATAGA ~. AREA, ALASKA . . DATE: JUNE 1960- FEBo 1961 RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION DEVELOPMENT ' ENGINE ERING ALASKA -E~LORATION DIVISION ANCHORAGEi' ALASKA- i-.' -, :: .....?'.~,.: ," . , .. ., : .' ' - . ' '~"' ..... WELL~ ~--J':'~ ~" ~ ~ u'~' ')'m--~ ~ ~~ :':-',DATE".' "' '""' ' :'" ". :"/? ' " '~ ' _'L~'ATi~' ~; : ~" . , .. : . . ~.~ . .:', ". : , - , ~. ~ ; ~', ...... · ~.'. .~ :,: . . , ~ __~ ........... ~TH S~TH EAST , ~ ~ST , ~[H ' :F,"".,, -'~ :'~ - -' ' ' ............. '~=': ' ' "= "' :".r ...z ,~ . . ~ , - .. . , ' . .- ., [ - ~ , ~ -- ..,: .... ' ,2. - , ,., , .... ,,,.., ..... ~'~ .... . . · . : .- , , '. .. · , , . 9483 8120 7O46 ~541 ~0~0 55 SCALE I" -- 4'00' RICHFIELD OIL CORP iokh River Unit No. 2RD Form 9=881a (Feb. 1951) ! ! ! ! ! ..... , ...... , ..... , ...... ! (SUBMIT IN TRIPLICATE) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF TIlE INTERIOR GEOLOG ! GAL SURVEY Budget Bureau No. 42-R358.4. Approval expires 12-31-60. Land Offlce~ No. SUNDRY NOTICES AND REPORTS ON WELLS NOTICE OF IN~TION TO DRILL .... _* .................................. SUBSEQUE'~qT REPORT OF WATER SHUT-OFF ....................... No~,~ o~ ,N~EN~,ON ~O ~O~,LL O~ ~,~ W=~ ......... I ...... il ~U~E~UEN~ ~PO~ O~ ~-O~=LL, N~ O~ ~P~'~ ................ I ..... NOmE OF =N~N~=ON ~O ~N~N WELL ................... '---I ...... ii ......................................................................... i ..... _~~ ~ ~ ~__~ .......... [.~__,___' ..................................................................... , ..... 0NDI~ATE A~OVE ~Y ~HE~K-MA~K NATURE OF R~ORT, NOTICE, OR OTHER ~ATA~ .............................. ~I~[~iiW-~ .................. Well No.--4~ is located ............ ft. from__ l~' l line and ............ ft. from l~/l lineof ...... ..... The elevation of the ~ above ,~ level is ~ ..... ft. (~) DETAI~ OF WORK (State names of and ex~ct~ depths to objective ~nds; show sims, weights~and ]en~hs o~ propo~ lng points, and all other impotent prop~ work) I undorstand that this plan of work must receive approval in writing by the Geological ~urvey before operations ma), be commencod. Address .:____~l~._~.~~Company .... ~_~-~:- ...................... ............... ~ ~- .............................................................. ..................... ~ .... ~~~ .... Title ............ ~-~~ ...... OPO lO tod0 UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Budget Bureau No. 42-R35~.§. Approval expires 12-31-60. OFFICE: LEA~E NUMBER-..]lilllllll[l~llll~._ ................. LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS TiLe followin~ is a correct report of operations arid prod~ctioTL (i~cludt~;! drilli~ ar~l prod~in~ wells) for the mor~tk of ............. .,]~BSBii~I~_ .......... , 1]fiO:-_, ............................................................................ ~e~t s ~d ,ess ._~,._G,_~_~ .................................... Co~p~y _m~tt~Lett.~~ ....... Pl~o~e ................. _~_~ .............................................. /l~e~t' s title t'~_ . ~-~.___~/ .~--'~_.-~_~-~ ..---~-~_ .... :.; ............. - , , DA~s CU. F~. or GAs GAM, ONS or BA~r~s o~ I~E~IARKS S~.c. ~ No. - (~ thou~n~) ~ ~d rmult ~ ~ f~ ~ ~ 0r ~ ~P. RAN~ WE~ B~T~ O~ O~ GRA~ GA~ WA~R (~ (~ ~, d~; ~ shut ~wn, ease; PaOO~O~D R~OVERRD none, so s~te) ~n~t d ~) . ~ ~': . ~ .. i .... .......... __.~.. ............................. runs or sale.~ of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where appliOable.) No~..--Report on this .form is requMed for each calendar month, regardleas of the status of operations, and must be flied in duplica%e with the supervisor by the 6th of the succeeding'month,, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. (January 1950) 16--2ts766-8 U.S. GOVI~RNMENT PRINTIN~ OF'VICE Budget Bureau No. 42-R~.5. Approval ~i~ 1~1~. UNITED STATES ~.o OFFICE ~ DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR __~...~_~~~ GEOLOGICAL SURVEY u~ LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS T/~e follourir~ is a correot report of operations arid prod~otio~ (ir~olu~di~ drillir~g and prod~oir~g wells! for tke mor~tl) of ~ ....... , 1_~_____, ............................................................................ / ~" 0 ...... -=' .... ~'=~-"~' ................. .E~e~t's address :___~--~____!*---~-~-: ................................. Corr~paz~y ~~[~_ ..~--~~ ........ , , [ GA~ONS O1~ BABE~LS OF REMARKS AND [ DAI~ , GA~ WA~R (~ (~ ~, d~; ~ shut down, 0F ~ TWP. RANGE . WELL B~u~w OF Om GRA~TY [ Or. FT. OF GAS NO. P~vo=o ~ ~ th~&) RZCOWRED none, SO sm~) &~ ~ ~ate~t ~ ~t=~)t~ .. , , , . , -. '., NoTs,mThere were-.~- ............................... runs or sales-of oil; .....~ .................................. M ou. rs. of g~s soId; .......... .~. ............................. runs or s~les of gasoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NoT~,.--RepOrt on this form is required for each o~lenc]~r month, regaxdleas of the status of operations, and mtmt be filed in duplicate with the superViSor by the 6th of the succeeding'month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. ~-"or']2l. 9-829 16--~76~-S U.S. OOV~NMZNT PRINTI~ OFF'lCs' fj~nn~rv 1950~ UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Budge~ Buresu Ho. 4~-R356.5. Approval expires 12-11-40. ..~I~ID OFFICE ~ ................ u,~ ...~.~Rt.~ ............. LESSEE'S M~NTHLY REPORT ~F ~PERATI~NS AND ~4or ]4 TI~e followir~ is a correo~ repor~ of operatior~s and prodz~c~ior~ (ir~ol~dgr~t! drillir~d a~ prod~d wells) for ~ke mo~t~ of ......... ~ ..... ~ ......... , ~9_~2, ............................................................................ ~e~'~ ~- .... ~'--~'-:~~ ................................... co~~.~~-~ ....... P~o~ ................. :~-~~ ............................................... ~'~ u~ .... ~-~ .......... GX~NS or B~ or RE. ARK8 OU. F~. OF GAS GAS0~ WA~BR (~ (~ ~g, d~th; ~ shu~ d~n,.~; ~ OF O~ (~ ~h~) ~COVEBED none, ~ ~to) &~ ~a ~ul~ . ~,. ~o~.--Thom wo~, ........... ~ ...................... ~um or ~1~-of oil; .................~ ....................... . ~ .......... .~ ............................. runs or ~al~ of g~olino d~g ~ho mongh. (Wri~ "no" whoro NoT~.--Rep~t on th~ fern ~ required for esch mlen~r month, reg~ of the stagus of operationh and m~g be filed in duplicate with the superVisor by the 6th of the sUcCeeding month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. y R I C H F ! E L D OIL C 0 R P 0 RATION ALASKA D I V I S I ON · P. O. BOX 2241 November 1, 1960 Richmrd V. Murphy Div. of Mines and Minerals 0il ~nd Gas Section 329 Second Avenue Anchorage ~ Aq aska ANCHORAGE · ALASKA Divisio~ (n: ~[ t:,4atu.~al, ~csouzCCS .~Maska De'pt. CONFIDENTIAL Weekly Drilling Progress Report Week Ending October 29~ 1960 Depth Casing 7580' 13-3/8" c 1023' Work Performed Directionally drilled from 7580' - 7802'. MEN: np R. ~ MisoeeE Development Engineer Alaska Division R I C H F ! ALASKA ELD 0 DIVISION · P. I L CORPORATION O. BOX 2241 · October 25~ 1960 ANCHORAGE · ALASKA Richard V. Murphy Div. of Mines and Minerals Oil and G~s Section 329 Second Avenue Anchorage ~ Alask~ CONFIDENTIAL Weekly Drilling Progress Report Week Ending October 22~ 1960 KALIAKH RIVER UNIT ~2 R/D ~p~h Casing 7580' 13-3/8" C 1023' Work Performed Directionally drilled and spot cored from 7154' - 7580'· MKM:np 'R'~J. Misbeek Development Engineer Alaska Division R I C H F I E L D ALASKA DIVISION · P. OIL CORPORATION Rich~rd. V. Murphy Div. of Mines and Minerals Oil and Gas Section 329 Second Avenue Anchorage, Alask~ O. BOX 2241 October 19~ 1960 · ANCHORAGE · ALASKA OCT 20 1960 Division of Mh;~c:~.~ and Minerals ~ka Dept. of Nava~ p~c~ccs CONFIDENTIAL weekly Drilling Progress Report Week Ending October 15, 1960 Work Performed 7154' :L3-3/8" c :L023' Directionally drilled and spot cored from 6462' - 7154'. MEM: np R.(~' Misbeek Development Engineer Alask~ Division UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY .... Budget Bm"e~u No. 42--R856.5. Apptov~ exDttea 12-81-60. LAND OFFICE .................................. LEASE NUMBER ................................ UNIT ........................................... LESSEE'S ~NTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS State __.~ .................. Gou, n,f:y .......... ~ ................... 2~eld ............... '~~~_ ......................................... Jmnm Tl~e followin~ is a correct report of operations and prodz~otio~ (i~olu~li~ drilli~d vm4t prodz~o~nd wells) for t]~e mont-h of _~ ...... ~ ..................... 19~, ............................................................................ .~,,~.~ ~/, .... ~'~_~,_~_~ .................................. ~o,~,~_~.~.~,~~ ........ ................................ ............................ ...... .............. Phone ................. ~_~ .............................................. J~e~t .s t~tle ~ ~_~ ~._ ....... L~ .............. ' OAIJ~ON8 0~' B~LaEBI~ OF SEC. AND TWP. RANGE WELL DA~ B~ OF O~ GRA~Y OU. FT. OF GAS OASO~E WATBR (E (~ ~, d~th: ff shut do~, ~; ~ OF ~ . NO. p~ono · · (~ th~&) RB~VE~EO none, ~ s~) ~ ~ ~o~ ~t~)f~ ~e ' ,. No?E,--There were, ..... ~ ......... , ................. runs or sales; of oil; .... ~ ................................... M Ou. ft. of gas sold; .......... ~ ........................... ,.. runs or sal~ of gasoline during the mOnth. (Write "no" where appUeable.) No?E~wReport on this:form is. required for each calendar month, regardless of the s~atus of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the sucoeeding'month, unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. ~ortn 9-3~39~ le,--**~?ee-6 U. $. GOVERNMENT PRINTIN~ OFFICg (janua~'. y 19,50) R I C H F i E L D OIL CORPORATION ALASKA D I V I S I ON · P. O. B OX 2241 Div. of Mines and Mdnerals 0tl and G~s Section 329 Second Avenue Anchorage, Ai~s~ October 10, 1960 · ANCHORAGE · ALASKA OOT :[8 Oi] ~!~ (b~s [%-ction t)ivJs~on of Mi.qes and Minerals Alaska Dept. of Nacu~al Heso~ccs CONFIDENTIAL Week~ Drilling Progress Report Week Ending October 8, 1960 6462' 13-3/8" C 1023' Work Performed Working stuck drill pipe with bit ® 6k19'. Top of fish ~ 610~'. Recovered portion of fish. Top of fish ~ 6250'. Recovered remainder of fish. '. Directionally drilled from 6449' - 6462'. MKM: np R; ~. Mis~eek, .... Development Engineer Al~s~ Division' UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Budget Bureau No. 42-R856.§. Approval expires 12-~1-60. LAND OFFICE __~i~L ............. LESSEE'S MONTHLY REPORT OF OPERATIONS 8rate _~ .................... Oou~y __..~ ............................ ~eld '~IM~&~ ........................................ Tl~e followin~ is a correct report of operations and prod~etior~ (i~olwdint[ drillir~ amd prod~oir~fl wells) for tl~e mor~tl~ of ......... ~ ............. , 19~[, ............................................................................ · ~ee,~¢~ ~d~e~s I~.-0'~-~-~ ...................................... ~o,,~p~ny___~..~.~ ..... ........................... ~ ................................ Si#ned ................................................................ ~,~o,~ ................ ~_~ ................................................ .~,~'.~ ~i.~ ~~,~ ............. . OilZ, ONS o~ BAEalSLS OF I~EMARKS · SEc. A~ ~P. RANGE WE~ D~ OU. FT. OF GA8 ~ OF ~ ' NO. P~c~ B~ OF O~ GRA~TY (~ tho~&) GA~E WATER (~ (~ ~, d~; If shut ~n. ~ECOVERED none, so s~) ~te ~d ~t of ~t f~ ... EC[IVED I Oil & ~'"-~'" ] Divisidn of ~'i[uc~ ;~.~:d . ., , Noa'E,--There were ..... ~ .~/_' ....................... ,. runs or sMes of oil; _._~ .... , .............................. M ou. fl;. of g~z soldl .......... '_~ ........................... runs or sales of gmSoline during the month. (Write "no" where applicable.) NoTE.--Report on this form is, requ~ed for each calendar month, rogsrdle, es of the statUS of operations, and must be filed in duplicate with the supervisor by the 6th of the suee~ing mOnthi unless otherwise directed by the supervisor. (January 1950) , R I C H F I E L D OIL CORPORATION ALASKA DIVISION · P. O. BOX 224 I · ANCHORAGE, ALASKA September 27, 1960 SEP 28 1960 Oil & Gas Section Division of Mi~es and Minerals Alaska Dept. o[ Natural gesources Richard V. Murphy Div. of Mines and Minerals Oil and G~s SectiOn 329 Second Avenue Anchorage, ~-Alask~ CONFIDENTIAL Weekly Drilling Progress Report Week Ending September 24, 1960 K~~ R~.U~. ~2. R/D De..p~ c&s_!ng Work Per,formed L..£ _, i i 6080' 13..~'~ 1811 ~/ C 10~3 ' Directionally drilled and spot cored to 6080'. Ran electric logs at intervals to 6150' · R~. J'~ mSbe~k-~ ....... Development Engineer Alaska Division MKM: id .,:-. ...... :APP~..,I~!CA~TION:.T0 DRILL ~ DHIEPI~N [] NAME OF cO~PAN~' OR'OPERAToR - ~ ...... '~ . , . ....__~%.. ~__~.' _5 - - ~ ..'_ . Address ,; ', .... PLUG BACK~ State ..... :: ,-....,...: .... D~SORIPTION 'OF WEI6~-AND~-LEASE (give footage from section lines) ~ _ Section~-townshiD-~ya_nge or block & survey Field & reset s~ ,. .... ~ounty, . Distance, in miles, and direction from nearest town or post office , Nearest distance from proposed location [ Distance from proposed location to nearest drilling, tO P ~o~~e~~ - ' ~ :I~~ :[I' ' : - ~r.~feet [ .c°mpleted~°r applied--for well on the same lease: feet Number of acres in lease: Number of wells on lease, including this well, completed in or drilling to this reservoir: If lease, purchased with one or more wells drilled, from whom purchased: Name Address Status of bond Remarks:(If this is an application to deepen or plug back, briefly describe work to be done, giving present producing zone and expected new producing zone) RECE!WD ~. D,"Bmce,' ?et,o]e~m Geologist Pivi~on o~ Mines and Minerals SEP 7 196~ERTIFICATE-: i, the ~dersi~ed, state that I am the ~;, of ~e ~ ~ ~ (company), and ~at I ~ author~ed by said comply to make this report; and that this report was pre- Oil & Cas Section ~iv{sion o~ Mines and ~r~er my supe~ision ~d ~ection and that ~e facts stated.there~ are true, correct and complete to ~aska Dept. o~ Na~ Bem~ - the best 6i my ~owledge. ~~~~~ Si~ature Permit Humber :- Approval Date: Approved By: Notice: Before sending in this form be sure that you have given all information requested. Much unnecessary correspond- ence will thus be avoided. See Instruction on Reverse Side of Form Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Application to Dr///, Deepen or Plug Back Form No. P-1 Authorized by Order No. 1 Effective October 1, 1958 ~pud~ . ~(t 31' 0-~/8" O ~! v/mSS ,z APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO DRILL, DEEPEN OR PLUG BACK APPLICATION.~ TO DRILL_ l . I)]~EPEN~ [] NAME OF COMPANY OR OPERATOR City PLUG BACK [] DATE State . '~ - ~ ~: DESCR~iPTION~OF WELI~ AND LEASE Name of lease [ Well num~_r~' Elevation(ground) Well location (give footage f~om section lines) Section--township--r~nge or block & aurvey Distance, in miles, and direction from nearest town or post office Nearest distance from proposed location to o .e ty or lea e line: Number of acres in lease: If lea~e, ~urehased with one or more ~ame whom purchased: wells ktrilled~ from . Distance from proposed location to nearest drilling, completed or applied--for well on the same lease: ' - '~ -~, Approx. 'date work will sram Number of wells on ,lease, including this well. completed in or drilling to this re~ervoir: feet Address Status of bond Remarks: (If this is an application to deepen or plug back, briefly describe work to be done, giving present producing zone and expected new producing zone) '" ............. gED · SEP 7 · Oil & Gas Section lhlviqion o[ Mines and Min~ra~ ~aska Dept. of Namtai~e~mC~ CERTIFICA~: I, the ~dersi~ed, state that I am the ~ of the ~ ~ ~~ (company), and that I am authorized by said company to make this report; and that this report was pre- pared under my supervision and direction and that the facts stated therein are true, correct and complete to the best of my knowledge. 30 Permit Number: Approval 7.19 a . Approved By: ~~~~J'~'~-~ ~ '~ ', .....~ h Peddle' E ~ ' Notice: Before ~n~g ~q~~ ~h~u have given aH ~fo~~r~u~S~ ~ry correspond- ence w~-~h-US he avox~. -- ~ See Instruction on Reverse Side of Form Signature Alaska Oil and Gas Conservation Commission Application to Dr/Il, Deepen or Plug Back Form No. P-1 Authorized by Order No. 1 Effective October 1, 1958 INSTRUCTIONS READ CAREFULLY AND COMPLY FULLY For the purpose of this determination attach hereto a neat, accurate plat, map or sketch of this lease, section, block or lot locating thereon the proposed site for this location. Plat shall be drawn to a scale which will permit the facile observation of all pertinent data. Show distances of the proposed well from the two nearest lease and section lines, and from the nearest wells on the same lease completed in or drilling to the same reservoir. If the location requested is not in conformance with the applicable well.spacing rules, show all off-setting wells to the proposed well, and the names and addresses of all adjoining lease or property owners. In event plat is fried for the purpose of designating the drilling and producing unit, or proration unit, on which the proposed well is to be drilled~ the boundaries of such unit shall be shown, also the boundaries of all other such units attributed to other wells on the same lease completed in or drilling to the same reservoir. The acreage contained within each unit shall also be shown. · Do not confuse survey lines with lease lines. ~ne~ sketch or plat ,should show your entire lease if possible. If it is not practical to show the entire lease and the plat shows only a section, block or lot out of your lease, you should clearly show tha~ same is only a part of the lease. Designate scale to which plat or sketch is drawn. Also designate northerly direction on the sketch or plat.