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Home My WebLink About8.0 COGCC Permits COGCC Permits Ursa Operating Company LLC Speakman A Injection Well OA Project No. 013-3151 Speakman A Pad Expansion Attachment J Best Management Practices (BMP) LIST CONSTRUCTION AND SITE STABILIZATION  MULTI-WELL PAD - The pad expansion will result in the ability to drill 26 wells from a single location and eliminate the need for an additional well pad; hence a reduction in surface disturbance, traffic, and impacts to the environment and wildlife habitat.  DUST CONTROL - The pad and access road will be graveled to reduce fugitive dust; which will be controlled using water or other dust suppressants.  INTERIM RECLAMATION - The site will stabilized using seed mixes and materials compatible with soil types, moisture, and local climate conditions as specified in landowner surface use agreements, or locally acceptable industry practices.  SAFETY - The location and site layout has been designed to accommodate all operations within the limits of disturbance while meeting Federal and state safety regulations, including required buffers and distances between operating components and combustion sources.  NOXIOUS WEEDS – Weeds will be managed in accordance with Ursa’s Noxious Weed plan; to include three treatments per year, mapping, etc.  SPILLS / INCIDENTS – Spills and incidents will be managed in accordance with Ursa’s Spill Management Plan; including notifications, reporting, response actions, remediation and corrective actions.  STORMWATER - The pad and the expansion will be constructed in accordance with the CDPHE Stormwater regulations as implemented by Ursa’s Stormwater Management Plan, so as to control sediment run-off.  STORMWATER - Stormwater inspections and corrective actions will be conducted on a 14-day schedule under CDPHE stormwater regulations until 70% reclamation is achieved. Once achieved, inspections will be conducted under COGCC regulations until 80% reclamation is achieved and the site fully stabilized.  WASTE / CHEMICALS - The pad and expansion will be constructed to minimize the potential for any exploration and production wastes, chemicals, fluids, etc. from leaving the location, including berms, barriers, and use of spill control materials. DRILLING  DIRECTIONAL DRILLING - Directional drilling will be implemented to avoid the need for additional well pads; reducing habitat loss and fragmentation. Speakman A Pad Expansion Attachment J Best Management Practices (BMP) LIST  NOISE - A sound barrier will be erected prior to drilling and remain in placed through completions to minimize noise.  WASTE - A closed-loop (pitless) drilling system will be used; No cuttings pit will be constructed; cuttings will be hauled to an approved waste facility.  WATER SAMPLING - Baseline and post drilling water well testing will be performed for permitted water wells in accordance with COGCC Sec 609. COMPLETIONS  CHEMICAL USE – All chemicals used will be tracked and reported in accordance with COGCC rules and submitted through FracFocus.  ODORS - Well completions will utilize flowback completion technologies and/or flares to reduce odors from plug drillout, and venting of salable and non-salable gas  WASTE - No stimulation or flowback pits will be constructed.  WORK HOURS - Completions will be conducted during daylight hours. PRODUCTION  ODORS - Combustor controls will be used to mitigate odors from production tanks  SPILL PREVENTION – Spills will be managed in accordance with Ursa’s SPCC plan including prevention, spill containment and monthly inspections. High level alarms will be installed on production tanks.  VISUAL IMPACTS - Above-ground facilities (e.g. production tanks) will be managed to minimize visual effects (e.g. painted to blend with environment)  REMOTE MONITORING - Remote monitoring will be used to reduce truck traffic, fugitive dust to the extent practical.  WATER LINES - Water pipeline infrastructure will be installed concurrently with the gas pipeline infrastructure where possible. No water infrastructure currently exists.  WATER RECYCLING – Produced water used for well completions will be recycled and treated to the maximum extent practical.  WILDLIFE – All separators/dehydrators and heater –treater equipment are outfitted with bird cones. WILDLIFE BMPS  A Wildlife Mitigation Plan (March 24, 2010) is in place that was agreed to by Ursa (previously Antero). The plan allows for 90+ well pads. Currently, Ursa has 62 well pads. State of Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 1120 Lincoln Street, Suite 801, Denver, Colorado 80205 Phone: (303) 894-2100 Fax: (303) 894-2109 SUNDRY NOTICE FORM 4 Rev 04/13 Document Number: DEETOEES 400503431 Date Received: 10/31/2013 Submit a signed original. This form is to be used for general, technical and environmental sundry information. For proposed or completed operations, describe in full in Comments or provide as an attachment. Identify Well by API Number; identify Oil and Gas Location by Location ID Number; identify other Facility by Facility ID Number. OGCC Operator Number: City: Name of Operator: Address: 10447 URSA OPERATING COMPANY LLC 1050 17TH STREET #2400 DENVER Zip:State:80265 Contact Name Rob Bleil Phone: Fax:( ) (970) 329-4373 COEmail:rbleil@ursaresources.com Complete the Attachment Checklist OP OGCC API Number : 05- County: Well/Facility Name: Location QtrQtr: 045 Speakman NESW GARFIELD Federal, Indian or State Lease Number: Field Name:WILDCAT OGCC Facility ID Number: A Pad Well/Facility Number: 42230100 Section:24Township:7SRange:96W6Meridian: Other Srfc Eqpmt Diagram Directional Survey Survey Plat Technical Info Page Change of Location * Latitude Longitude PDOP ReadingDate of Measurement SURFACE LOCATION GPS DATA GPS Instrument Operator's Name As-Built GPS Location Report with SurveyAs-Built GPS Location Report CHANGE OF LOCATION OR AS BUILT GPS REPORT * Well location change requires new plat. A substantive surface location change may require new Form 2A. Data must be provided for Change of Surface Location and As Built Reports. FEL/FWL LOCATION CHANGE ** ** attach deviated drilling plan Surface owner consultation date Is location in High Density Area? Ground Elevation Distance, in feet, to nearest building property line: Current Bottomhole Location , railroad:, above ground utility: Change of Top of Productive Zone Footage From Exterior Section Lines: Change of Top of Productive Zone Footage To Exterior Section Lines: Change of Bottomhole Footage From Exterior Section Lines: Change of Surface Footage From Exterior Section Lines: Change of Surface Footage To Exterior Section Lines: Change of Bottomhole Footage To Exterior Section Lines: 1969FSL 1907FWL FNL/FSL (all measurements in Feet) ** Current Surface Location From New Surface Location To QtrQtr QtrQtr Sec Sec Twp Twp Range Range Meridian Meridian NESW 24 7S 96W 6 Current Top of Productive Zone Location From New Top of Productive Zone Location To Sec Sec Twp Twp Range Range Sec Sec Twp Twp Range Range New Bottomhole Location , public road: feet , well in same formation:, lease line: , Well will be:(Vertical, Directional, Horizontal) Page 1 of 4Date Run: 10/31/2013 Doc [#400503431] REMOVE FROM SURFACE BONDSigned surface use agreement is a required attachment CHANGE OF WELL, FACILITY OR OIL & GAS LOCATION NAME OR NUMBER From: Name SPEAKMAN NumberA PAD Effective Date: To: Name Number ABANDON PERMIT: Permit can only be abandoned if the permitted operation has NOT been conducted. Field inspection will be conducted to verify site status. WELL:Abandon Application for Permit-to-Drill (Form2) – Well API Number REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL STATUS OTHER CHANGES DIGITAL WELL LOG UPLOAD DOCUMENTS SUBMITTED Purpose of Submission: has not been drilled. PIT: Abandon Earthen Pit Permit (Form 15) – COGCC Pit Facility ID Numberhas not been constructed (Permitted and constructed pit requires closure per Rule 905) CENTRALIZED E&P WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY: Abandon Centralized E&P Waste Management Facility Permit (Form 28) – Facility ID Numberhas not been constructed (Constructed facility requires closure per Rule 908) OIL & GAS LOCATION ID Number: Abandon Oil & Gas Location Assessment (Form 2A) – Location has not been constructed and site will not be used in the future. Keep Oil & Gas Location Assessment (Form 2A) active until expiration date. This site will be used in the future. Surface disturbance from Oil and Gas Operations must be reclaimed per Rule 1003 and Rule 1004. FINAL RECLAMATION Final Reclamation will commence approximately INTERIM RECLAMATION Interim Reclamation will commence approximately Interim reclamation complete, site ready for inspection. Per Rule 1003.e(3) describe interim reclamation procedure in Comments below or provide as an attachment and attach required location photographs. Final reclamation complete, site ready for inspection. Per Rule 1004.c(4) describe final reclamation procedure in Comments below or provide as an attachment. RECLAMATION Comments: Per Rule 1003.e.(3) operator shall submit Sundry Notice reporting interim reclamation is complete and site is ready for inspection when vegetation reaches 80% coverage. Field inspection will be conducted to document Rule 1003.e. compliance Per Rule 1004.c.(4) operator shall submit Sundry Notice reporting final reclamation is complete and site is ready for inspection when vegetation reaches 80% coverage. Field inspection will be conducted to document Rule 1004.c. compliance Page 2 of 4Date Run: 10/31/2013 Doc [#400503431] NOTICE OF CONTINUED TEMPORARILY ABANDONED STATUS Date well temporarily abandoned Mechanical Integrity Test (MIT) required if shut in longer than 2 years. Date of last MIT Has Production Equipment been removed from site? SPUD DATE: NOTICE OF INTENTApproximate Start Date 10/31/2013 REPORT OF WORK DONEDate Work Completed TECHNICAL ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL WORK ENGINEERING AND ENVIRONMENTAL WORK Indicate why the well is temporarily abandoned and describe future plans for utilization in the COMMENTS box below or provide as an attachment, as required by Rule 319.b.(3). Details of work must be described in full in the COMMENTS below or provided as an attachment. Intent to Recomplete (Form 2 also required) Change Drilling Plan Gross Interval Change Request to Vent or Flare Repair Well Revised Equipment E&P Waste Mangement Plan Beneficial Reuse of E&P Waste Status Update/Change of Remediation Plans for Spills and ReleasesOther Rule 502 variance requested. Must provide detailed info regarding request. COMMENTS: This Form 4 Sundry is being submitted to detail the modifications to pad layout and equipment with the addition of an injection well at the subject pad location. (Please refer to the attached e-mail for COGCC instruction on requirements for adding an injection well on a built pad). This pad is built. The limits of disturbance and number of wells on the pad will not change from the previously approved Form 2A. Please find attached the following revised Form 2A attachments: construction layout, facility layout, multi-well diagram and BMPs for adding the Underground Injection Control facilities. H2S REPORTING H2S Concentration:in ppm (parts per million)Date of Measurement or Sample Collection Gas Analysis Report must be attached. Description of Sample Point: Absolute Open Flow Potential in CFPD (cubic feet per day) Description of Release Potential and Duration (If flow is not open to the atmosphere, identify the duration in which the container or pipeline would likely be opened for servicing operations.): Distance to nearest occupied residence, school, church, park, school bus stop, place of business, or other areas where the Distance to nearest Federal, State, County, or municipal road or highway owned and principally maintained for public public could reasonably be expected to frequent: use: Data Fields in this section are intended to document Sample and Location Data associated with the collection of a Gas Sample that is submitted for Laboratory Analysis. Page 3 of 4Date Run: 10/31/2013 Doc [#400503431] COMMENTS: NoBMP/COA TypeDescription Best Management Practices I hereby certify all statements made in this form are, to the best of my knowledge, true, correct, and complete. Signed:Print Name:Shauna Redican Title:Date:10/31/2013sredican@ursaresources.comPermit Representative Email: Operator Comments: Based on the information provided herein, this Sundry Notice (Form 4) complies with COGCC Rules and applicable orders and is hereby approved. COGCC Approved:Date: CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: COA TypeDescription Attachment Check List Att Doc NumName 400503431FORM 4 SUBMITTED 400503451MULTI-WELL PLAN 400503452CONST. LAYOUT DRAWINGS 400503459OTHER 400504179OTHER 400504564LOCATION DRAWING 400505637OTHER Total Attach: 7 Files User GroupCommentComment Date Total: 0 comment(s) General Comments Page 4 of 4Date Run: 10/31/2013 Doc [#400503431] Graphic Scale in Feet l"= 200' River Valley Survey, Inc. I JO East 3rd. Street, Suite 213 Rifle, Colorado 8 I 650 Ph: 970-379-7846 Project: Speakman A Pad -RVS 0600 l-44A Field Date: 10-15-13 Scale: I"= 200' Date: 10-28-13 Sheet: 1 of 1 ~Ursa OPERATING ~ COMPANY Speakman A Pad Speakman UIC Sundry Construction Layout Section 24, Township 7 South, Range 96 West \ I Speakman A Pad Pad Elev.= 5186'± l, Scott E. Aibncr, a registered land surveyor, licensed under the laws of the state of Colorado do hereby certify that the as built pad boundary and facilities shown hereon is a true representation thereof. 40' O' ----Graphic Scale in Feet 1"=80' Project: Speakman A Pad-RVS 06001-44A m River Valley Survey, Inc. 110 East 3rd. Street, Suite 213 Rifle, Colorado 81650 t-Fi-· e_ld_D_a_te_:_1_0_-1_s_-_l 3---11-S-ca_1e_:_l_"=_80_'__. Ph: 970-379-7846 Date: 10-29-13 Sheet: I of I Speakman A Pad Speakman UIC Sundry Facilities Layout Drawing Section 24, Township 7 South, Range 96 West 24 BAT 13D-24-07-96 39.4196091 -108.0632248 BAT 12B-24-07-96 39.4246407 -108.0647125 BAT 12A-24-07-96 39.4254265 -108.0648422 BAT 23CWI-24-07-96 39.4206581 -108.0593643 BAT 14B-24-07-96 39.4179306 -108.0631561 BAT 34B-24-07-96 39.4186172 -108.0550385 BAT 14C-24-07-96 39.4170876 -108.0631180 BAT 34C-24-07-96 39.4177742 -108.0549927 BAT 14D-24-07-96 39.4162483 -108.0630798 BAT 34D-24-07-96 39.4169121 -108.0549545 BAT 14A-24-07-96 39.4187698 -108.0631866 BAT 32B-24-07-96 39.4253693 -108.0552216BAT 32C-24-07-96 39.4245720 -108.0552139 BAT 34A-24-07-96 39.4195137 -108.0550613 BAT 13A-24-07-96 39.4221344 -108.0633240 BAT 33C-24-07-96 39.4212074 -108.0551376 BAT 12C-24-07-96 39.4237823 -108.0646362 BAT 33B-24-07-96 39.4220581 -108.0551453 BAT 13C-24-07-96 39.4204483 -108.0632629 BAT 32D-24-07-96 39.4237404 -108.0551758 BAT 33A-24-07-96 39.4229088 -108.0551453 BAT 32A-24-07-96 39.4262199 -108.0552597 BAT 12D-24-07-96 39.4229431 -108.0646057 BAT 33D-24-07-96 39.4203682 -108.0551071 BAT 13B-24-07-96 39.4212914 -108.0632935 Ursa Operating Company LLC Piceance Basin Speakman A Pad Multi-well Pad Map (BHLs) FEET 0651 POSTED WELL DATA Well Label Bottom Latitude Bottom Longitude SYMBOL HIGHLIGHT GAS WELL LOCATION UIC WELL LOCATION WELL SYMBOLS Location Only Gas Well October 24, 2013 PETRA 10/24/2013 9:54:05 AM Speakman A-UIC Sundry Notice Best Management Practices (BMP) GENERAL -PLANNING • The COGCC has determined that adding the Underground Injection Control (UIC) facilities to the existing location requires a Sundry Notice, as additional equipment (pump house and tanks) will be required at the location. • The UIC well is being installed to eliminate approximately 90% of truck traffic and associated impacts in and around the Battlement Mesa, Rifle, Parachute and Silt communities once wells are in production. Without this UIC well, all produced water that can't be recycled would be required to be trucked from Battlement Mesa to Ursa's facility south of Silt. • Ursa determined that the Rifle Office will be staffed with a Regulatory and Environmental Manager, and a landman; these positions didn't exist in the Rifle office under the previous operator. This decision reflects Ursa's commitment to sound environmental stewardship, and to an increased level of communication with all stakeholders (see below). • Ursa typically holds daily and weekly meetings to address new, expanded, or additional wells or facilities at Oil and Gas locations, including the addition of the facilities for the UIC well. • Prior to initiation of this Sundry, an internal onsite was held to determine the feasibility of the location (based on the SUA and landowner preferences), topographic constraints, proximity to building units, and public and environmental concerns including surface waters, traffic/haul routes, 3 l 7B applicability, wildlife RSOs and SWH areas, noise potential, soil stability, etc. All information that may affect the location is documented as appropriate in Ursa's "Site Assessment Checklist and Site Assessment Map" as a BMP under the Pad Expansion (Form 2A) COGCC approval. A copy of these internal practices was provided to the COGCC at the Setback Training on August 30, 2013 held in Grand Junction. • Upon approval of this Sundry, Ursa will hold meetings with contractors performing work at the location as determined necessary by the responsible Ursa Operations Manager or Supervisor. • Traffic and Public Safety -Ursa developed a site-specific Emergency Response Plan and Haul Route Map which is communicated to local emergency response agencies and stakeholders, as well as contractors performing work at the location. GENERAL -COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND NOTIFICATIONS • Notifications -The landowner has been contacted to initiate a Surface Use Agreement for the UIC well. A verbal agreement has been reached, pending finalization of the SUA. ~Ursa OPER/·:Tl-~G ~ CQ\l•p,;:,,r-.,y • Battlement Mesa Community Organizations will be informed of the proposed UIC well through e-mail notifications and organized community meetings. All surface owners within Yz mile of the UIC well will also be notified in accordance with the COGCC UIC permitting requirements. • Ursa routinely communicates proposed plans and operations schedules with Community Counts, the GARCO Energy Advisory Board, and Battlement Mesa Concerned Citizens (BMCC), ifthe proposal or work may affect Battlement Mesa. In addition, periodic stakeholder meetings are held with landowners and affected parties. • Communication with Kirby Wynn and municipal LGDs are also held routinely in addition to communication required by COGCC regulations. PRECONSTRUCTION I CONSTRUCTION AND SITE STABILIZATION • MULTI-WELL PAD -The location is already constructed, thereby eliminating the need for additional surface disturbance, traffic, and impacts to the environment and wildlife habitat. • SAFETY -The location and site layout has been designed to accommodate all operations within the limits of disturbance while meeting Federal and state safety regulations, including required buffers and distances between operating components and combustion sources. • DUST CONTROL -The pad and access road will be graveled to reduce fugitive dust. In addition, water and other dust suppressants are used as required, dependent upon the level of activity, moisture conditions, etc. • INTERIM RECLAMATION -The site will stabilized using seed mixes and materials compatible with soil types, moisture, and local climate conditions as specified in landowner surface use agreements, or locally acceptable industry practices. Seeding will be completed during optimum conditions to achieve best results for plant growth. • STORMWATER -The location has been constructed in accordance with the CDPHE Stormwater regulations as implemented by Ursa's Stormwater Management Plan, so as to control sediment run-off. Storm water BMPs may also serve as secondary or tertiary containment in the event of a spill. Site specific plans (i.e. diagrams) have been developed and inspected against at the frequency required by CDPHE regulations, to include 14 day, 30 day, and major storm event inspections until 70% reclamation is achieved. Corrective actions will be tracked and implemented. COGCC inspections will be conducted through 80% interim reclamation and annually thereafter. These inspections are also tracked and corrective actions implemented. Native soils will be used whenever available to construct stormwater BMPs, supplemented by non-native materials based on site-specific conditions. • WASTE -The location will be managed in accordance with Ursa's Waste Management Plan and the plan approved for pad expansion approved in the Spring of2013. The (Ii!ursa 0=1ER .. A.T!" ~G Cc.•.;1,P,;'.,t\!Y location has been constructed to minimize the potential for any exploration and production wastes, chemicals, fluids, etc. from leaving the location, including berms, barriers, and use of spill control materials. DRILLING • DIRECTIONAL DRILLING -Directional I horizontal drilling will be implemented to avoid the need for additional well pads; reducing habitat loss and fragmentation, noise, traffic concerns, etc. • NOISE -A sound barrier was erected to drill the wells. It is Ursa's intent to drill the UIC well as part of additional well drilling. • WASTE -A closed-loop (pitless) drilling system will be used; No cuttings pit will be constructed; cuttings will be hauled to an approved waste facility; unless the cuttings meet COGCC standards for beneficial reuse. • WATER SAMPLING -Baseline and post drilling water well testing will be performed for permitted water wells in accordance with COGCC Sec 609. COMPLETIONS • CHEMICAL USE -All chemicals used will be tracked and reported in accordance with COGCC rules and submitted through FracFocus within 120 days of initiating well stimulation. • ODORS -Well completions will utilize flowback completion technologies and/or flares to reduce odors from plug drillout, and venting of salable and non-salable gas • WASTE -No stimulation or flowback pits will be constructed. PRODUCTION • ODORS -Combustor controls will be used to mitigate odors from production tanks. • SPILL PREVENTION -Spills will be managed in accordance with Ursa's SPCC plan including prevention, spill containment and monthly inspections. High level alarms will be installed on production tanks. • VISUAL IMPACTS -Above-ground facilities (e.g. production tanks) will be managed to minimize visual effects (e.g. painted to blend with environment) • REMOTE MONITORING-Remote monitoring will be used to reduce truck traffic, fugitive dust to the extent practical. • WATER LINES -Water pipeline infrastructure is planned to further eliminate truck traffic and associated impacts. No water pipeline infrastructure currently exists. • WATER RECYCLING -Produced water used for well completions will be recycled and treated to the maximum extent practical. Water that can't be recycled will be injected through the use of wells approved by COGCC and Garfield County. ~Ursa CPEr~/'.Tl"'·lG C.U-CU.". .. '.Pf-NY • WILDLIFE -All separators/dehydrators and heater-treater equipment are outfitted with bird cones. ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP AND COMPLIANCE (GENERAL) • GENERAL -AGENCY INSPECTIONS I CONCERNS Ursa has developed and implemented processes and systems to track all agency inspections and concerns (e.g. COGCC, CDPHE, BLM ... ). Corrective actions are typically implemented with 24 hours of discovery. • AIR -Ursa will comply with CDPHE regulations regarding air permits, including the application for general permits, including compliance monitoring. In addition, Ursa is required to track, monitor and report Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions to EPA. All air sources will be assigned AIRS ID numbers and tracked for compliance and reporting purposes. • CHEMICAL & MATERIAL HANDLING-All materials and chemicals will be managed to minimize environmental contamination. It should be noted that materials and chemicals that are not a waste may be reused or recycled. • NOXIOUS WEEDS -Weeds will be managed in accordance with Ursa's Noxious Weed plan; to include three treatments per year, mapping, etc. • SPILLS I INCIDENTS -Spill prevention is addressed in Ursa's Spill Prevention and Management Plan. This includes training of employees and contractors personnel. Spills response includes notifications, reporting, response actions, remediation and corrective actions. The spill criteria in Ursa's plan requires that waste be properly classified as E&P or non-E&P wastes. For E&P waste, all spills greater than 1 barrel the COGCC will be reported to the COGCC using a Form 19. Should remediation be required, a Form 27 will be submitted as well. Spills related to non-E&P waste will be managed in accordance with CDPHE and EPA regulations depending on the volume spilled. • WILDLIFE -A Wildlife Mitigation Plan (March 24, 2010) is in place that was agreed to by Ursa (previously Antero). The plan allows for 90+ well pads. Currently, Ursa has 62 well pads. Ursa is current on all obligations under the plan. Ursa Operating Company LLC 1050 17"' St., Suite 2400, Denver, CO 80265 November 5, 2013 Denise Onyskiw, P.E. Underground Injection Control Program Supervisor State of Colorado, Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 1120 Lincoln Street, Denver, CO 80203 Dear Denise Onyskiw, Please find enclosed a CD copy and hard copy of the following COGCC required forms for Ursa's proposed BAT 23CWl-24-07-96 Underground Injection Control (UIC) well application. • Form 2 -Application for Permit to Drill (submitted via eForm on 11/4/2013) • Form 31 -Injection Formation Permit Application • Form 33 -Injection Well Permit Application Please note, the Form 2, Form 31 and Form 33 are being submitted at once. Missing attachments to the Form 31 and 33 will be added at a later date (post drill). Additional forms required (Form 26, 21, 42, 5 and 5A) will be submitted post-drill of the injection well. Please feel free to contact Ursa's Senior Geologist, Duke Cooley, at 720-508-8358 or dcooley@ursaresources.com for questions in regards to the UIC well. You can contact me at the contact information listed below for any regulatory information needed. Sincerely, Shauna Redican Permit Representative 720-299-4495 sred1can@ursaresources.com COMMINGLE ZONESMULTIPLE ZONESSINGLE ZONE ZONE TYPE TYPE OF WELLOILGASCOALBEDOTHERINJECTION WELL State of Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 1120 Lincoln Street, Suite 801, Denver, Colorado 80203 Phone: (303) 894-2100 Fax: (303) 894-2109 APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO: FORM 2 Rev 08/13 Document Number: 400495497 11/04/2013 Date Received: sredican@ursaresources.comEmail: Name of Operator:URSA OPERATING COMPANY LLC COGCC Operator Number:10447 Address: 1050 17TH STREET #2400 City:DENVER State:COZip:80265 Contact Name:Shauna Redican Phone:(720)508-8350 Fax:( ) Well Number:23CWI-24-07-96 Well Name:BAT RECLAMATION FINANCIAL ASSURANCE Plugging and Abandonment Bond Surety ID:20120125 LOCATION SURFACE & MINERALS & RIGHT TO CONSTRUCT Surface Ownership:FeeStateFederalIndian is the mineral owner beneath the location. FeeStateFederalIndian is committed to an Oil and Gas Lease. has signed the Oil and Gas Lease. is the applicant. The Mineral Owner beneath this Oil and Gas Location is: The Minerals beneath this Oil and Gas Location will be developed by this Well:No The right to construct the Oil and Gas Location is granted by: Surface damage assurance if no agreement is in place: Surface Use Agreement Surface Surety ID: The Surface Owner is: (check all that apply) Rng:Twp:Sec:Rng:Twp:Sec: FNL/FSL If well isDirectionalHorizontal (highly deviated)submit deviated drilling plan. Footage at Top of Prod Zone: FNL/FSL FEL/FWLBottom Hole: FEL/FWL feetfeet -108.059997 WELL LOCATION INFORMATION QtrQtr:NESW Sec:24Rng:96W Twp:7S Meridian:6 Latitude:39.420635Longitude: Footage at Surface:1826FSL FNL/FSL 2064FWL FEL/FWL Field Name:WILDCAT Field Number:99999 Ground Elevation:5184County:GARFIELD GPS Data: Date of Measurement:08/05/2010PDOP Reading:2.4Instrument Operator's Name:Scott E. Aibner DrillDeepenRe-enter Recomplete and Operate Refiling Sidetrack Page 1 of 5Date Run: 1/14/2014 Doc [#400495497] Well Name: BAT 23CWI-24-07-96 LEASE INFORMATION Using standard QtrQtr, Sec, Twp, Rng format, describe one entire mineral lease that will be produced by this well (Describe lease beneath surface location if produced. Attach separate description page or map if necessary.) Please see attached mineral lease map. Total Acres in Described Lease:379Described Mineral Lease is:FeeStateFederalIndian Federal or State Lease # Distance from Completed Portion of Wellbore to Nearest Lease Line of described lease:487Feet Distance to nearest: Building:1411 Feet Building Unit:1411 Feet High Occupancy Building Unit:4384 Feet Designated Outside Activity Area:5280 Feet Public Road:236 Feet Above Ground Utility:380Feet Railroad:4372Feet Property Line:767Feet INSTRUCTIONS: - All measurements shall be provided from center of the Proposed Well to nearest of each cultural feature as described in Rule 303.a.(5). - Enter 5280 for distance greater than 1 mile. - Building - nearest building of any type. If nearest Building is a Building Unit, enter same distance for both. - Building Unit, High Occupancy Building Unit, and Designated Outside Activity Area - as defined in 100-Series Rules. CULTURAL DISTANCE INFORMATION Buffer Zone Exception Zone Urban Mitigation Area DESIGNATED SETBACK LOCATION INFORMATION Check all that apply. This location is within a: Pre-application Notifications (required if location is within 1,000 feet of a building unit): Date of Rule 305.a.(1) Urban Mitigation Area Notification to Local Government: Date of Rule 305.a.(2) Buffer Zone Notification to Building Unit Owners: - Buffer Zone – as described in Rule 604.a.(2), within 1,000’ of a Building Unit - Exception Zone - as described in Rule 604.a.(1), within 500' of a Building Unit. - Urban Mitigation Area - as defined in 100-Series Rules. SPACING and UNIT INFORMATION Distance from Completed Portion of Wellbore to Nearest Wellbore Permitted or Completed in the same formation:2590Feet Distance from Completed Portion of Wellbore to Nearest Unit BoundaryFeet (Enter 5280 for distance greater than 1 mile.) Federal or State Unit Name (if appl): Unit Number: SPACING & FORMATIONS COMMENTS The Iles formation is unspaced OBJECTIVE FORMATIONS Objective Formation(s)Formation CodeSpacing Order Number(s)Unit Acreage Assigned to WellUnit Configuration (N/2, SE/4, etc.) ILESILES DRILLING PROGRAM Proposed Total Measured Depth:6500Feet Distance to nearest permitted or existing wellbore penetrating objective formation:270Feet (Including plugged wells) Will a closed-loop drilling system be used?Yes Is H2S gas reasonably expected to be encountered during drilling operations at concentrations greater than Noor equal to 100 ppm?(If Yes, attach an H2S Drilling Operations Plan) Page 2 of 5Date Run: 1/14/2014 Doc [#400495497] Well Name: BAT 23CWI-24-07-96 Will salt sections be encountered during drilling?No Will salt based (>15,000 ppm Cl) drilling fluids be used?No Will oil based drilling fluids be used?No BOP Equipment Type:Annular PreventorDouble RamRotating HeadNone GROUNDWATER BASELINE SAMPLING AND MONITORING AND WATER WELL SAMPLING Water well sampling required per Rule609 DRILLING WASTE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Drilling Fluids Disposal:OFFSITE Cuttings Disposal:OFFSITE Drilling Fluids Disposal Methods: Cuttings Disposal Method: Recycle/reuse Beneficial reuse Other Disposal Description: Beneficial reuse or land application plan submitted? Reuse Facility ID:or Document Number: DESIGNATED SETBACK LOCATION EXCEPTIONS Check all that apply: Rule 604.a.(1)A. Exception Zone (within 500' of Building Unit) Rule 604.b.(1)A. Exception Location (existing or approved Oil & Gas Location now within a Designated Setback as a result of Rule 604.b.(1)B. Exception Location (existing or approved Oil & Gas Location is within a Designated Setback due to Building Unit construction after Location approval) Rule 604.b.(2) Exception Location (SUA or site-specific development plan executed on or before August 1, 2013) Rule 604.b.(3) Exception Location (Building Units constructed after August 1, 2013 within setback per an SUA or site-specific development plan) GREATER WATTENBERG AREA LOCATION EXCEPTIONS Check all that apply: Rule 318A.a. Exception Location (GWA Windows). Rule 318A.c. Exception Location (GWA Twinning). RULE 502.b VARIANCE REQUEST Rule 502.b. Variance Request from COGCC Rule or Spacing Order Number Rule 604.a.) OTHER LOCATION EXCEPTIONS Check all that apply: Rule 318.c. Exception Location from Rule or Spacing Order Number Rule 603.a.(2) Exception Location (Property Line Setback). ALL exceptions and variances require attached Request Letter(s). Refer to applicable rule for additional required attachments (e.g. waivers, certifications, SUAs). Casing TypeSize of HoleSize of CasingWt/FtCsg/Liner TopSetting DepthSacks CmtCmt BtmCmt Top CONDUCTOR 241655# 060111600 SURF 12+1/49+5/836# 0170032217000 1ST 8+3/45+1/217# 065007456500 Conductor Casing is NOT planned CASING PROGRAM Page 3 of 5Date Run: 1/14/2014 Doc [#400495497] Well Name: BAT 23CWI-24-07-96 This is a vertical well. Please see attached plat for reference to cultural setbacks. Distance to nearest well completed in the same formation was measured to Lantz SG 543-23 (05-045-21692). The distance to permitted or existing well penetrating objective formation was measured to the proposed BAT 23D-24-07-96. The distance from completed portion of wellbore to nearest unit boundary is not applicable because the ILES formation is unspaced. Please note Ursa is submitting this Form 2 APD concurrently with a Form 31 and Form 33 Injection Well Application Package. Per COGCC request, the Top of production zone, bottom hole location and directional data has been removed from this Form 2 submittal since this is a vertical well. Comments OPERATOR COMMENTS AND SUBMITTAL This application is in a Comprehensive Drilling Plan 422301Location ID: Is this application being submitted with an Oil and Gas Location Assessment application? I hereby certify all statements made in this form are, to the best of my knowledge, true, correct, and complete. Signed:Print Name:Shauna Redican Title:Permit Representative Date:11/4/2013Email:sredican@ursaresources.com CDP #: No Operator must have a valid water right or permit allowing for industrial use or purchased water from a seller that has a valid water right or permit allowing for industrial use, otherwise an application for a change in type of use is required under Colorado law. Operator must also use the water in the location set forth in the water right decree or well permit, otherwise an application for a change in place of use is required under Colorado law. Section 37-92-103(5), C.R.S. (2011). API NUMBER 050452231300 Expiration Date:01/09/2016 Based on the information provided herein, this Application for Permit-to-Drill complies with COGCC Rules and applicable orders and is hereby approved. COGCC Approved:Director of COGCCDate:1/10/2014 Conditions Of Approval All representations, stipulations and conditions of approval stated in the Form 2A for this location shall constitute representations, stipulations and conditions of approval for this Form 2 Permit-to-Drill and are enforceable to the same extent as all other representations, stipulations and conditions of approval stated in this Permit-to-Drill. COA TypeDescription (1) COMPLIANCE WITH THE MOST CURRENT REVISION OF THE NORTHWEST COLORADO NOTIFICATION POLICY IS REQUIRED. (2) COMPLIANCE WITH THE MOST CURRENT REVISION OF THE GARFIELD COUNTY RULISON-FIELD NOTICE TO OPERATORS IS REQUIRED. (3) CEMENT ON PRODUCTION CASING MUST BE A MINIMUM OF 200’ ABOVE THE TOP OF THE MESA-VERDE FORMATION (OR 200’ ABOVE THE OHIO CREEK FORMATION IF PRESENT). CEMENT TOP VERIFICATION BY CBL IS REQUIRED. (4) APPROVAL OF THIS FORM DOES NOT AUTHORIZE INJECTION. AUTHORIZATION TO INJECT REQUIRES APPROVAL OF FORM 31 AND FORM 33. (5) BEFORE STIMULATING THE WELL, CAPTURE A WATER SAMPLE FROM ILES FORMATION AND ANALYZE FOR TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS. SUBMIT LAB ANALYSIS TO DENISE.ONYSKIW@STATE.CO.US Page 4 of 5Date Run: 1/14/2014 Doc [#400495497] Well Name: BAT 23CWI-24-07-96 NoBMP/COA TypeDescription Best Management Practices User GroupCommentComment Date PermitCorrected well type to only Injection. Lease information not applicable to this injection well. Attached SUA, changed right to construct from lease to SUA, changed minerals to be developed by this well to "NO" Final review completed on this SWD. No LGD comments. 1/6/2014 6:52:51 AM UICForms 31 and 33 have been filed (11/8/2013). No Form 26 yet.12/31/2013 2:26:29 PM LGD pass, gdb 11/25/2013 1:54:37 PM EngineerTHE PROPOSED SURFACE CASING IS MORE THAN 50’ BELOW THE DEPTH OF THE DEEPEST WATER WELL WITHIN 1-MILE OF THE SURFACE LOCATION WHEN CORRECTED FOR ELEVATION DIFFERENCES. THE DEEPEST WATER WELL WITHIN 1-MILE IS 160 FEET DEEP. 11/14/2013 9:08:03 AM PermitOperator made correction. This form has passed completeness. 11/6/2013 11:57:49 AM PermitBack to draft for well TOP and BHL data to be removed.11/5/2013 4:28:30 PM PermitWell type is not defined and data for TOP and BHL should be cleared. Form s/b related to Doc 400431791 Directional data in not needed on a verticle hole. Sending form back to draft. 11/5/2013 2:46:37 PM Total: 7 comment(s) General Comments Attachment Check List Att Doc NumName 1638232SURFACE AGRMT/SURETY 400495497APD APPROVED 400503413WELL LOCATION PLAT 400504129MINERAL LEASE MAP 400538178FORM 2 SUBMITTED Total Attach: 5 Files Applicable Policies and Notices to Operators Piceance Rulison Field - Notice to Operators. NW Colorado Notification Policy. Notice Concerning Operating Requirements for Wildlife Protection. Page 5 of 5Date Run: 1/14/2014 Doc [#400495497] Well Name: BAT 23CWI-24-07-96 FORM 31 Rev 6/99 State of Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission FOR OGCC USE ONLY 1120 Lincoln Street, Suite 801, Denver, Colorado 80203 {303)894-2100 Fax:(303)894-2109 UNDERGROUND INJECTION FORMATION PERMIT APPLICATION 1. Submit original and one copy of this form. Complete the 2. If data on this form is estimated, indicate as such. Attachment Checklist 3. Attachments -see checklist and explanation of attachments. Oper OGCC 4. Aquifer exemption is required for all injection formations with water quality <10,000 TOS (Rule 3228). Form 31 Original & 1 Copy I Immediately contact the Commission for further requirements if the total dissolved solids (TDS) as determined by water analysis for the Injection zone Is less than 10.000 ppm. Analysis lo Injection Zone Weter 5. Attach a copy of the certified receipt to each notice to surface and mineral owner(s) or submit a sample copy of Analvsis of lnlection Water the notice and an affidavit of mailing or delivery with names and addresses of those notified. Each person notified Proposed Injection Program shall be specified as either a surface or mineral owner as defined by C.R.S. 34-60-103(7). ~ Reslstlvltv or Induction Loa Cement Bond Loo Surface or Salt W111or Dlspl Agrml Project Name: BAT 23CWl-24-07-96 Project Location: NESW. seotton 24, TIS, R96Wofthe 6th PM Notice lo Surface/Mineral Owners I Remedlol CorrectJon Plan for Wells ./ 0 Enhanced Recovery [Z] Disposal 0 Simultaneous Disposal Project Type: Map 011/WaLOr Wells wfin 1 /4 Mile I Single or Multiple Well Facility? IZJsingle 0Multiple List Oil/Gas Wells w/in 1f2 Mile I IF UNIT OPERATIONS, ATIACH PLAT SHOWING UNIT AREA Map Surface Ownors wnn 114 Mlle I County: ~grfield Field Name and Number: Wildcat1 #99999 List Surface Owners w/in 1/4 Mile I Map Mineral Owners w/Jn 1/4 MHe I OGCC Operator Number: 10447 Contact Name and Telephone: List Mineral Owners w/ln 114 Mlle IT Name of Operator: Ursa Operating Company, LLC Duke Cooley Surface Facility Dla!:!ram 7 No: 720-508-8350 Welibore Dlaoram I Address: 1050 17th St., Ste. 2400 II Commerol11I Faclllty, Descrlplion City: Denver State: CO Zip: 80004 Fax: or Opa & Arno S.rvod Unit Area Plat Injection Fluid Type: 0 Produced Water El Natural Gas 0 C02 0 Drilling Fluids El Exempt Gas Plant Waste Used Workover Fluids 0 Other Fluids (describe): Flow back water Commercial Facility? Yes [Z]No If Yes, describe area of operation and types of fluids to be injected at this facility: PROPOSED INJECTION FORMATIONS FORMATION A (Name): ILES Porosity: Formation TDS: Frac Gradient: nsi/ft Permeability: Proposed Stimulation Program: 0Acid 0Frac Treatment 0None FORMATION 8 (Name): Porosity: Formation TDS: Frac Gradient: psi/ft Permeability: Proposed Stimulation Program: 0Acid 0Frac Treatment 0None Anticipated Project Operating Conditions Under normal operating conditions, estimated fluid Injection rates and pressures: FOR WATER: A minimum of bbls/day@ __ psi to a maximum of bbls/day@ psi. FOR GAS: A minimum of mcf/day @. psi to a maximum of bbls/dav (@. psi. I hereby certify that the statements made in this form are, to the best of my know edge, true, correct, and complete. Print Name: Shauna Redican Signed: -~..,;..!6~~~-t-===:::....------- Title: Permit Representative Date: 11/4/2013 OGCC Approved: ______________ Title: ______________ o;:_a:...;t:..:;.e,;.,: ----.....- Order No: ___________ _ UIC FACILITY NO: CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL, IF ANY: BAT 12A-24-07-96 05-045-20553 Ursa Operatin Compan BAT 12B-24-07-96 05-045-20562 Ursa Operating Company BAT 32B-24-07-96 05-045-20550 Ursa Operating Company BAT 32C-24-07-96 05-045-22044 Ursa 0 eratin Company Notes I Comments: Information provided by COGCC «rursa OPERATING COMPANY Site Assessment -Oil & Gas Wells Location: Speakman A 39.420635699 -108.059997933 Public Information 500 1,000 --==il--==::iFoot • we11 Surface Locavon VVell Pad Buffer -Roads N Author: K. Westendorf A Revision: O 970.243.3271 Date: 10/28/2013 Site Assessment - Water WellsSite Assessment - Water WellsLocation: Speakman A Author: K. Westendorf 39.420635699 -108.059997933 Revision: 0Notes / Comments: Date: 10/28/2013 " Û" Well Pad Public Information Roads 970.243.3271Information provided by CDWR (CDSS).All wells within vicinity are decreed. 01,000500 Feet !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(!!(!!(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(!!(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(!!(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! !(! " Û" Daybreak Dr Stone Quarry Rd (CR 300) Thunderberg Tr 0.5 mi 0.25 mi 3 4 2 56 1 0 8 7 Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, i-cubed, USDA, USGS, AEX,Getmapping, Aerogrid, IGN, IGP, swisstopo, and the GIS User Community ± Within 0.25 mi Within 0.5 mi WATER SOURCEID WDID NAME !(! Water Wells Well Pad Buffer 1 4508089 PSG Well 6 2 4508092 PSG Well 33 4508094 PSG Well 14 4508093 PSG Well 25 4508091 PSG Well 46 4508090 PSG Well 57 4505409 Battlement Mesa Pond8 4503571 Metcalf Pond Well Unnamed Trib (Colo. R.) Unnamed Trib (Colo. R.)Unnamed Trib (Colo. R.)Unnamed Trib (Colo. R.)Unnamed Trib (Colo. R.)Unnamed Trib (Colo. R.)Colorado RiverColorado River DEPTH (ft) 83 No Info80858273No Info12 D 1/4-Mlle Parcels D 1/2-Mlle Parcels U!i'Ursa llEY PARCEL# LANO OWNER KEY PARCEL# LANO OWNER llEY PARCEL# LANO OWNER OPERATING Ledezm1, Merlino COMPANY 24092000134 RHO, JtmH JI 240923400181 f. 6vun M1r'lu•z 18 240924103007 WMlam1, Ntaole 24092420016e Mcloalf,CulM II 240923400184) L1nu.R1n<111 19 240924102001 VWell. M1flo Speakman UIC Surface Ownership Map &Pamel1 & Lul!lnn J Location: Speakman A l1nu, Raldal Btnltmtnl MtH 240924200165 Motoalf, l.orl 10 2•0$23400159 &Pamela 20 2•0924102009 StMc• A11odadon 39.420827 -108.060328 240924200188 Metcalf Property 11 2409231001~ Tolmlch, L•ur• MH 21 240719200133 Battlement MoH Mana em1nt LLC Service A11oc Public Information 600 1,000 240708100152 S.ttltmentMeu 12 240923100U7 P•lmor. "11ohul 22 24011U00189 High M111 Lind lnvt1tmen11 Hon Partners. LLC Finl 240924'00124 Sp1111km1n1 J1m11 I! 240924200104 Puckeu ~~ Well Pad Local Roads & Monique Land Com M 2409251009$4 Bureau Of Land " 2•0924100109 Bauruntonl Mt11 County Roads Pad Footprint Mana ement MtVOpOlliltn DltHlct 15 24092•100089 Bat«ernent Moo Author: M Spine/II RV Puk.LLC @H.C.S.l N 18 24092•10011~ T•m•rl•k: Vlll•a• A Revision: 0 P•dt, LLC ------~----~ H.t1 c-l"'t $,i. ~·il- 17 24092'1030Qe Ooclttkl,JuttL 970.U3.3271 Date: 10/28/2013 &Michelle M ARTICLE NUMBER 9414 7118 9956 0992 0503 13 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: MONIQUE SPEAKMAN 5242 COUNTY ROAD 300 PARACHUTE CO 81635-9487 ARTICLE NUMBER 9414 711119956 0992 0015 82 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: GENE SPEAKMAN 355 WILDROSE LANE PARACHUTE CO 81635-8704 ARTICLE NUMBER 9414 7118 9956 0995 9324 32 FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee TotalPos~ " b~~ Postmark Here FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Postage & Fees: e ostm Here FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: Return Re<:eipt Fee METCALF PROPERTY MANAGEMENT LLC Total Postage & Fees: 150 COLUMBINE COURT PARACHUTE CO 81635-9750 .- Postmark Here $0.92 3.10 2.55 $6.57 $0.92 3.10 2.55 $6.57 $0.92 310 2.55 $6.57 Im ARTICLE NUMBER S.41-• 7118 9956 0992 0139 74 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: CARL M. METCALF II 4827 COUNTY ROAD 300 PARACHUTE CO 81635-9689 ARTICLE NUMBER 9414 7118 9966 0992 0416 70 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: JASON METCALF 5091 COUNTY ROAD 300 PARACHUTE CO 81635-9487 ARTICLE NUMBER 9414 7118 9956 0995 9820 31 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: BATTLEMENT MESA LAND INVESTMENTS ATIN. ERIC SCHMELA 73 SIPPRELLE DRIVE Ste G PARACHUTE CO 81635-9213 FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Pos~Fees: FEES ~IJ'' en. \f> Postmark Here Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Postage & Fees: i; Postmark '"'I Here FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Postage & Fees: Postmark Here jCertified Mail Receipts -BAT 23CWl-274-07-96 Notice to SurfaceOwners {Page 1) I $0.92 310 2.55 $6.57 $0.92 3 10 2.55 $6.57 $0.92 3.10 2.55 $6.57 ARTICLE NUMBER 9414 7118 9956 0907 2860 35 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT ATTN: JULIE ROBINSON 2300 RIVER FRONTAGE ROAD SILT CO 81652-8633 ARTICLE NUMBER 9414 7118 9956 0907 2290 49 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: JAMES JUNIOR RASO 121WEST15TH ST HAMMONTON NJ 08037-8630 FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Postage & Fees: FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Postage & Fees: rostmark t;!:re Certified Mail Receipts -BAT 23CWl-274-07-96 Notice to Surface Owners (Page $0.92 3.10 2.55 $6.57 $0.92 3.10 2.55 $6.57 CJ Mineral Tracts KEV TRAC TO ~ES&OR ' 300))7 WPX Entf9)' Roe Mounc1n, LlC n• TtxHEMttrn SI< ne o~ Compa.n No01t1 No Dam NoD UM t ofAmeticia NothUI No Oam Notes I Comments: Tracts 3 and 5 are sliver polygons created by errors in topology. iU>Ursa OPE~ATING COMPANY Speakman UIC -Mineral Leases Location: Speakman A 39.410333 -108.053361 Pu bile Information ~·~ VVell Pad County Roads N 970.ZU3Z7J A n.c ....... .._.s ...... -1.._ ... ""' Local Roads Pad Footprint Author: M Spinelli Revision: 0 Date: 10/30/2013 '000 Remedial Corrective Action Plan for Wells BAT 23CWI-24-07-96 There are currently 4 gas wells within ¼ mile of the bottom hole or surface location for the proposed injection well BAT 23CWI-24-07-96. All 4 wells are owned and operated by Ursa Operating Company and are gas producers completed in the Williams Fork Formation. The proposed injection zone is the Iles Formation which lies below the Williams Fork Formation. 20 additional gas well surface hole locations are planned by Ursa within the ¼ mile radius and will be subject to the same remedial corrective action plan as the 4 current wells. One domestic irrigation water well is within ¼ mile, PGS Well 6, for which Ursa has conducted baseline water sampling in the last 4 months. If additional water sampling is need Ursa will do so as required. The proposed injection formation is deeper than the current producing formation of the offset wells therefore Ursa does not anticipate any of the offset wells will require remediation. The cement bond log for the 4 current wells have been reviewed and there is good cement over the producing section of the wells. Ursa’s proposed remedial corrective action plan is to monitor surface pressures as part of routine operations for the offset wells during injection. If changes in surface casing pressures indicate a potential issue then Ursa will shut off production and squeeze the well. ARTICLE NUMBER 9402 9118 9956 0909 4970 56 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: Texas Eastern Skyline Oil Company (N<.A Spectra Energy) ATTN: Ginger Funk 5400 Westheimer Court Houston TX n056-5353 ARTICLE NUMBER 9402 9118 9956 0909 1015 19 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: United States of America- Bureau of Land Management 2850 Youngfield Street Lakewood CO 80215-7093 FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Postage & Fees: Postmal1c Here FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Postage & Fees: Postmark Here S679 310 2.55 $12..U $6.30 3.10 2.55 $11.95 I - ARTICLE NUMBER 9402 9118 9956 0909 4771 26 ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: ExxonMobil Corporation Attn: Paul Keffer 81 O Houston Street Fort Worth TX 76102-6203 ARTICLE NUMBER 9402 9118 9956 0909 4940 2' ARTICLE ADDRESS TO: WPX Energy Rocky Mountain, LLC ATTN: Sandra Nelson 1001 17th Street, Suite 1200 Denver CO 80202-2056 !Certified Mail Receipts -BAT 23CWl-274-07-96 Notice to Mineral Owners I FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Postage & Fees: Postma Ii< Here FEES Postage per piece Certified Fee Return Receipt Fee Total Postage & Fees: Postma Ii< Here $6.79 3.10 2.55 $12.44 $6.30 3.10 2.55 $11.95 \ ) \ \/ I l -r.-· .. 1 \ I \ \ \\- \ \ \_ \ \ ,. \ -;td'&~its\t ( ~ I \ \J -""\I "-" .. \\ ·~ \\I ~ ~ \ \ \ 105.o 127.5 ~\\..'(;-, ~ -----...:..·, I 1\'\ 12.5¥ .... '"«\1\ \\ \_ ~~ oo,, .. \ \ (' ~L-\,/ 107.9 12BVe 013A \ ~\ \ 321~c OO OQ~B Speakman A Pad .. \ '\· \\ 130 330 O ~c PndElev.• 5186'± Prop. UJC 34A~ < ~ Pump House 85.0 Existing ~:Pad Exist. 22.5 ~ Pad Limits \~0~112~ ::~ Separators E?qi'lln~· 28·8 /Prop.Separator ~2.5 32 " ~ ' \ ion Placement Area 014A UJC Well "\ 14 Q34 ~ 40' Exist. c~o • 3CWI . I I Pipeline 340 ~V 6 Gas 0 \/ (i. 6" Gas 14C QOP1':N E!°st. . t/11 ~ 140 22 5 Pipeline 11 \ o ~ 150.0 ' ' . \:;i U), \', \l\~ I -! -,1 ' O' " '\ \ \/ \ 80' \ \ 160.0 ''"'"" ' ' \ \ '·.. ""' '\ Production \\ y.· ; ',[ -,-\ Water \ \ ' Val"< Sol~ I \\\ \ \ \~' 1 t~ --\~\ 6\'S ~\ r:; .... 'b~ ......... -, \~ -~~ '},\ / 'I \ ij)\ ,// I \1b\ ' / Soll Stock / \ 'B ( Pile / \ \ ~ ,,/ \ \ ·,'\ ~~/ /\ ' \ ,_/ \ ~-/ I, Scott E. Aibncr, n rcgl~tcrcd land surveyor, licensed under the lows of the stile orColo111do do hereby certify thu1 tho ns buill pnd boundary and 18cllitl1:1: shown hereon is a lruc n:prucntarion thereof. ----Graphic Scale In Feet l"= 80' ~Ursa OPERATING COMPANY m Rh'er Valley Survey, Inc. I 10 East 3rd. Street, Suite 213 Rifle, Colorado 81650 Ph: 970-379-7846 Project: Speakman A Pad -RVS 06001-44A Field Date: I 0-15-13 Scale: 1 ''"' 80' Date: I 0-29-13 Sheet: l of 1 Speakman A Pad Speakman UIC Sundry Facilities Layout Drawing Section 24, Township 7 South, Range 96 West PROPOSED WELLBORE DIAGRAM (i?Ursa Well: BAT 23CWl-24-07-96 Location: Sec 24, T7S, R96W, Garfield County, CO Field: Battlement Mesa SHL: 1826' FSL, 2064' FWL Pad: Speakman A Lat: 39.420635699" N, Long: 108.059997933" w Elevation: 5,183' BHL: 1826' FSL, 2064'FWL Lat: 39.420635699" N, Long: 108.059997933° W Depth Hole Casing Cement Logging Formation Diagram Mud Directional MD TVD Size Specs Temp Wasatch Lead cement to surface 9-5/8", 3611, Fresh water based mud 12-1/4" J-SS, STC Vertical SCIO' of tall None Surface casing 1,700' 1,700' cement -- Fresh water Top of lead based mud cement to 2,634' Williams Fork 2,627' 2.627' Water loss < 7cc Top of tail vertical S-1/2", 1711, cement to 8-3/4" Top of Gas 3,634' 3,634' P-110, LTC 3,634' Cameo 5,006' 5,006' Rollins 5,527' 5,527' Perforated Cozzette 5,802' 5,802' interval will be Vertical Corcoran 6,043' 6,043' --between the - -top of the - -Couette and Triple Combo TD 6,500' 6,500' - -TD 200• F 10.7 ppg Site Assessment - Oil & Gas WellsSite Assessment - Oil & Gas WellsLocation: Speakman A Author: K. Westendorf 39.420635699 -108.059997933 Revision: 0Notes / Comments: Date: 10/28/2013 Well Surface Location Public Information Roads 970.243.3271Information provided by COGCC 01,000500 Feet Daybreak Dr Stone Quarry Rd (CR 300) Thunderberg Tr 0.5 mi 0.25 mi BAT 12A-24-07-96BAT 12B-24-07-96BAT 32B-24-07-96BAT 32C-24-07-96 0 Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, i-cubed, USDA, USGS, AEX,Getmapping, Aerogrid, IGN, IGP, swisstopo, and the GIS User Community ± Well Pad Buffer BAT 12A-24-07-96 05-045-20553 Ursa Operating CompanyBAT 12B-24-07-96 05-045-20562 Ursa Operating CompanyBAT 32B-24-07-96 05-045-20550 Ursa Operating CompanyBAT 32C-24-07-96 05-045-22044 Ursa Operating Company WELL NAME API OWNER !( " Û" Stone Quarry Rd (County 300)Daybreak Dr 2 7 8 22 9 61 192018 10 17 14 15 21 11 12 3 4 13 165 Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, i-cubed, USDA, USGS, AEX,Getmapping, Aerogrid, IGN, IGP, swisstopo, and the GIS User Community Speakman UIC Surface Ownership MapSpeakman UIC Surface Ownership MapLocation: Speakman A Author: M Spinelli 01,000500 Feet 1/4-Mile Parcels 1/2 Mile 7 KEYPARCEL #LAND OWNER 240925100954 Metcalf, Carl M II Ledezma, Mariano& Suzan Marquez 2240924200156 39.420827 -108.060328 Revision: 0 ±Date: 10/28/2013 " Û" Well Pad Local Roads Public Information County RoadsPad Footprint 970.243.327117 KEYPARCEL #LAND OWNER 240924103006 Lantz, Raldall& Pamela Godeski, Jaret L& Michelle M 10240923400159 5 KEYPARCEL #LAND OWNER 240708100152 Tamarisk Village Pads, LLC Battlement MesaLa nd Investments 16240924100115 8 22 9 6 1 19 20 18 14 15 2111 12 3 4 13 240923400161 240719300189 240923400160 240924400124 240924300134 240924102001 240924102009 240924103007 240924100109 240924100089 240719200133240923100158 240923100157 240924200155 240924200158 240924200104 Bureau Of LandMan agement High MesaPart ners, LLC Lantz, Randall& Pamela Speakman, James& Monique Raso, James Jr Varela, Mario& Luann J Battlement MesaS ervice Association Williams, Nicole Battlement MesaMetro politan District Battlement MesaRV Park, LLC Battlement MesaServ ice AssocTolm ich, Laura Mae Palmer, MichaelHen ry Metcalf, Lori Metcalf PropertyMan agement LLC PuckettLand Company 1/4 Mile 1/2-Mile Parcels " Û" Stone Quarry Rd (County 300)Daybreak Dr Source: Esri, DigitalGlobe, GeoEye, i-cubed, USDA, USGS, AEX,Getmapping, Aerogrid, IGN, IGP, swisstopo, and the GIS User Community Speakman UIC - Mineral LeasesSpeakman UIC - Mineral LeasesLocation: Speakman A Author: M Spinelli 01,000500 Feet Mineral Tracts 1/4 Mile 2 KEYTRACT #LESSOR 300338 WPX EnergyRoc ky Mountain, LLC Texas EasternSk yline Oil Company 1300337 39.410333 -108.053361 Revision: 0 ± Notes / Comments: Date: 10/30/2013 " Û" Well Pad Local Roads Public Information County RoadsPad Footprint 970.243.3271 1 2 3 4 No Data3 No Data No Data 4No Data 5 United States of America 5No Data Tracts 3 and 5 are sliver polygons created by errors in topology. WPX Energy Rocky Mountain, LLCExxonMobil Corporation Texas Eastern Skyline Oil CompanyExxonMobil Corporation United States of America Texas EasternSkyline Oil Company ExxonMobil Corporation State of Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission CID i 120 Lincoln Stu111t. Sui11 801, 01nwer, Colorado 8D203 13031894·2100 Fu: 13031894·2109 INJECTION WELL PERMIT APPLICATION Submit a compleled Fonn 33 with or after approval obtained on Form 31 (Underground lnjectioo Permit Application) or you must have a previoullly approved Injection Well Pennit. 1. Operator may not commence injection Into ttiis well until this form la approved. 2. Each Individual Injection well must be approved by this form. Well Name and Number: BAT 23CWl-24-07-96 API No:--------- UIC Facility No: c .. aasigned on lltl IPJ>fOVed Form 31) Project Name: Operator Name: Ursa Operating Company, LLC Field Name and Number: Wildcat Coonty: _G_a_rf_ie_ld ______ _ QtrQtr: NESW Sec: 24 Twp: 7S. Range: 96W Meridian: _6 __ FO~ OGCC USI 011.Y Complft• the Attachment Chec:kllat °"' oocc CURRENT WELLBORE INFORMATION '"--· • Tnn Detannlned Av: SIZE l DEPTH I NO. SACKS I CEMENT TOP CBL CIRCULATED CALCULATED I I 0 D LJ Surface CasJng *N/A -Please see Form 2 APO (DOC# 400495497) for Intermediate Casing (if any) proposed casing program D D D Production Casing I I ' 0 D 0 Plug Ba<* Total Depth:-----Tubing Depth:------'----'-Paeker Depth:-------- ------Formation Groas Perforation Interval: to ----- ______ Formation Gross Perforation Interval: to ----- ______ Formation Open Hole Interval (if any): -----to ----- Utt below all Plug•, Bridge Pluga, Stage Cementing or Squeeze Work perfonned on thi• wallbora: (if more apace needed, continue on reverM aide af th .. form.) 1. 2. 3. 4. De1cribe below •ny changea to the wellbore which wtll be made upon conversion. (Thia indudea but not limited to changes of tubing and packer aettlng deptha, any additlonal 1q1.1HZ• wott for aquifer prolec:tlon Of caalng le1k1, Ntting of bridge plugs to ilolate non-Injection formation•.) 1. 2. 3. 4. Comments: I hereby certify that the statements made in this form are, to the best of my knowledge, true, correct, and complete. Print Name: Shauna Redican rrt1e: Permit Representative Date: 11 /4/2013 OGCC Approved: _______________ Trtle: ____________ Date: MAX. SURFACE INJECTION PRESSURE:----- CONDITIONS OF APPROVAL1 IF ANY: If Di1po1ll Well, MAX. INJECTION VOL LIMIT: ----- PROPOSED WELLBORE DIAGRAM lfrursa Well: BAT 23CWl-24-07-96 Field: Battlement Mesa Pad: Speakman A Elevation: 5,183' logging Formation Depth Diagram MD TVD Wasatch None Surface Casing 1, 700' 1, 700' Williams Fork 2,627' 2,627' Top of Gas 3,634' 3,634' Cameo 5,006' 5,006' Rollins 5,527' 5,527' Cozzette 5,802' 5,802' Corcoran 6,043' 6,043' Triple Combo TD 6,500' 6,500' location: Sec 24, T7S, R96W, Garfield County, CO SHl: 1826' FSL, 2064' FWL Lat: 39.420635699° N, Long: 108.059997933° W BHl: 1826' FSL, 2064' FWL Lat: 39.420635699° N, Long: 108.059997933° W Hole Size 12-1/4" 8-3/4" Casing Specs 9-5/8", 36#, J-55, STC 5-1/2", 17#, P-110, LTC Perforated interval will be between the top of the Cozzette and TD Cement Temp Lead cement to surface 500' of tail cement Top of lead cement to 2,634' Top of tail cement to 3,634' 200° F Mud Fresh water based mud Fresh water based mud Water loss < 7cc 10.7 ppg Directional Vertical Vertical Vertical