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COUNTY: BUFFALO
LEGAL LOCATION: NESW 21-108N-70W
API NO: 40 017 20002
PERMIT NO: 1535
WELL NAME: HUNT #1 SISK ENTERPRISES
OPERATOR: HUNT OIL COMPANY
PERMIT ISSUED: 02/02/1993
PERMIT CLOSED: 05/10/1993
FILE LOCATION: 108N-70W-21 NESW
TARGET CODES:
WELL HISTORY / CHECKLIST
PERMIT TO DRILL / INTENT TO DRILL
WELL INSPECTION / SCOUT REPORTS
OPERATOR’S TECHNICAL REPORTS / MAPS
ADMINISTRATIVE / SUNDRY REPORTS
CORRESPONDENCE
MISCELLANEOUS
WELL HISTORY / CHECKLIST
BOND RELEASE CHECKLIST
Well Name: Hunt #1 Sisk Enterprises Permit # 153 5
Location: 108N-70W-21 NESW, Buffalo API # 40 017 20002
Plugging Bond # 48A 10078 1466 BCA Surface Bond #48A 10078 1467 BCA
GEOLOGICAL INFORMATION FILED
Logs: 1.4 .cc2.7.
DST Charts and Reports ""1-651-C-47.-A-0/e/Se"
V/ Geologist's Report
Results of coring and core analyses- A--&-c2.e-'(,/PLO 426-271
✓ Set of 10-foot sample cuttings (Check with Vermillion) '77,0 Z7-42,0-5-41-ee- /g/e, -
FORMS RECEIVED
OE Form 4 - Completion or Recompletion Report
vv. Form 6 - Sundry Notice and Report on Wells
ye"- Form 7 - Plugging Report
SURFACE RESTORATION
Approved Scout Report
Approved letter from Surface Owner
BOND RELEASED Th-rn.-41 ';
Date: 4,-4r
Letter to bond carrier to release liability
Copy of release letter to operator
//Mond Information Sheet marked
O&G 1-92
PERMIT CHECKLIST Well Name Hunt #1 Sisk Enterprises Permit # 1535
Location 108N-70W-21 NESW, Buffalo API # 40 017 20002
Plugging Bond # 48A 10078 1466 BCA Surface Bond # 48A 10078 1467 BCA
FORMS RECEIVED: v-Application (Form 2) L.-Plat Map L--Organization Report (Form 1) if not already on file L--Permit Fee of $100.00 Application for Pit Liner Variance
L--Oil & Gas Leasing Agreement L.Certificate of Negotiation (Form 9) v.-Permission to Inspect Form - needed for each location L.-Certification of Applicant
PREPARE FILE FOR REVIEW: L-Check file tab position and type salmon colored label Send notification of pending application to: Game,Fish,Parks vState Archaeologist veFish/Wildlife i4
REV„IEW OF PERMIT APPLICATION: veSurface casing program
#ftThru Fox Hills I-Adequate as stated
%/Spacing requirements %/Meets statewide spacing RA-Conforms to Field spacing
MA-Spacing exception granted, if applicable
REVIEW OF PIT LINER VARIANCE, if applicable: L-Plans and Specifications sent to Staff Engineer /--.24 --V/Approved
Disapproved 1./Variance GrantedFEB 011993 *•• Variance Not Granted
PERMIT APPROVED: ign Permit and API numbers
tflrepare check for transmittal to Treasurer's Office 1,..->Type Conditions to Permit and Pit Liner Variance Complete L-Permit Application z_--Bond Release Checklist
L--Scout Report L.----Sond Information Sheet Send Operator L.--Approved Application L--Fee Receipt
L--Conditions to Permit/PLV 1-Cover Notice L.-Approved Pit Liner Variance
Send Approved Application to: L--Minerals & Mining Chief 4--Dept of School/Public Lands --State Geologist L----Bureau of Land Management i--County Auditor
Placed in file b on
O&G 4/92
PERMIT TO DRILL / INTENT TO DRILL
SIGNED Aid(
Agent DATE
DO N' BELOW THIS LINE
PERMIT NO. 153.5 ED In Ceilla — -Fait' API #40 017 20002
APPROVAL DATE __ __ ___Echatary.._2_,.__1223....__ sweiew cormtnon: (il and as Supervisor
0 COMPLETE SET OF SAMPLES, AND CORES IF TAKEN, 1113 T BE SUBMITTED. VI SAMPLES. ANDSTMEA ITC,NliEEN: BELOW __3(10--f-t D , MUST Tit /118Panta
SLATE GEOlOr:: 7 S " . : ■ 9
State Pub. Co., Pierre APPLICATION FOR PERMIT TO: OR S OH Board FORM
EX DRILL I:I DEEPEN
13 OIL WELL ❑ GAS WELL
El PLUG BACK
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FARM OR LEASE NAME
Sisk Enterprises
WELL NO.
1 ■ MULTIPLE OPERATOR Hunt Oil Company Fountain Place Wildcat
FIELD AND POOL. OR WILDCAT
ADDRESS 1445 Ross at Field Dallas, TX 75202-2785
NO. ACRES IN LEASE
1457.54 LOCATION fin feet from nearest lines of section or legal subdivision, where possibiel•
1980 FWL, 1980 FSL (Treaty Boundary Survey) Sec.21, T108N,R70W
NESW
it it SEC. TWP. ROE
COUNTY
Buffalo NAME AND ADDRESS OF SURFACE OWNER Sisk Enterprises 203 East 2nd St, Mi 1 AND co 5716i
ELEVATION 1833
NO. OF WELLS ETC. One
PROPOSED DEPTH ?Inn
ROTARY OR CABLE TOOLS Rotary
iirOPRITAt IVALITTITDATrE
February 1993
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'ADDRESS NAME AND OF CONTRACTOR
N/A
IF LEASE PURCHASED WITH ANY WELLS DRILLED, FROM WHOM PURCHASED (Name and address) co 14/go._ N/A
PROPOSED CASINO AND CEMENTING PROGRAM SIZE OF HOLE SIZE OF CASINO WEIGHT PER FOOT NEW OR SECOND HAND DEPTH SACKS / I 12 1/2" 9 5/8" 36 New Min 1 80
__8_3/4" S 1/2" 15 S New 2vin 300
DESCRIBE PROPOSED OPERATIONS. IF PROPOSAL IS TO DEEPEN or PLUG BACK, GIVE DATA ON PRESENT PRODUCTIVE EONS AND PROPOSED NEW PRODUCTIVE ZONE. GIVE BLOW OUT PREVENTER PROGRAM IF ANY
Plan to drill 12 1/4" hole to 300' with fresh water/native mud. Will run 9 5/8" casing to 300' and cement same to surface. Nipple up 11"3000# BOP and 11" 3000# Hydril. Test BOP stack to 1500 psi w/rig pump. Drill 8 3/4" hole to 2300'. Drilling breaks,w/good sample shows, will be tested. Electric logs will be run at T.D. If the well is commercial, 5 1/2" casing will be run and cemented to above the Dakota Formation.
Plan to drill well with fresh water gel mud w/controlled water loss.
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Hunt #1 Sisk Enterprises Permit #1535 108N-70W-21 NESW, Buffalo County API: 40 017 20002
CONDITIONS
Approval has been granted to drill this location as detailed on the attached Application for Permit to Drill (Form 2) with the following additional provisions:
1. Cement will be circulated to the ground surface on the surface casing.
2. If production casing (long string) is set: A. Sufficient cement will be circulated on the long string
to cover any fresh water aquifer not covered by the surface casing.
B. A cement bond log will be run and filed with the Department.
3. If abandoned: A. With long string, sufficient cement will be circulated
to install: 1) A 100-foot cement plug immediately above the
perforation. 2) A 100-foot cement plug, half in and half out of
the top of the casing stub after the retrievable part of the production casing has been removed.
3) A 100-foot cement plug, half in and half out of the top of any fresh water aquifer between the top of the casing stub and the base of the surface casing.
4) A 100-foot plug, half in and half out of the base of the surface casing.
5) A 25-foot cement plug at the top of the surface casing.
B. Without long string, sufficient cement will be circulated to set: 1) 100-foot cement plugs, half in and half out of the
top of the following formations: Red River (if present), Madison (if present), Fall River, Dakota and Greenhorn.
2) A 100-foot cement plug, half in and half out of the base of the surface casing.
3) A 25-foot cement plug at the top of the surface casing.
C. Heavy, mud-laden fluid will be used between all plugs.
4. A washed set of sample cuttings (or cores if cut) is to be shipped to the State free of charge.
5. Please notify this office prior to plugging so that a witness can be on location. Call Fred V. Steece, Supervisor, 605-394-2229 Office, 605-343-8617 Home.
SD SOUTH DAKOTA WELL LOCATION PLAT SD Applicont_BUNT_OIL COMPANY Well Name & No. Ri ck Ent-prpri7e_s_jj_
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I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS PLAT CORRECTLY REPRESENTS WORK PERFORMED BY ME OR UNDER MY RESPONSIBLE CHARGE, AND IS TRUE AND CORRECT TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF.
ad- laerf-e_ ROBERT L. PROCIVE RLS# 4131 S. DAK.
DATE OF SURVEY: 10 - 23 - 92 3
0 SET IRON PIN • EXIST. IRON PIN
BRASS/ALUM. CAP ❑ ORIGINAL STONE
■ ORIGINAL STONE & I. P.
THIS PLAT AUTHORIZED BY: Mr. Bob Stenehjem
VERTICAL CONTROL DATUM:
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me death of any Lan or his stroceswo In Mena ilm Lame may imam many payments In the rover set brit above io pis *Mete tithe deosesed party, or to fie Seel 01 such ate In Ow depoIllory Set brth Own une thirty (30) days atter um Lessee shall have boon furnished with milled copes of the court proceedings showing the lawful pallation of sn mon or scrinierolor for old ettate, Or In the event bee be no addrostation of sal rotas In art urd thirty MO) days orte the Lessee shell hove been furnished aft mama salletaolory to II Okay in successors in de le the deceased party
S. Lan hereby warrants end epees to dead be lie to die lends herein Seedbed. Lama guerentess the payment et any mortgage, leare or other Nem on Me abovedeeelbod lands end In lho tent of dolma er Lessor, the Woe at as *Won shell have ihe right b redeem for Loser, by payment, eny manage. tee or othe lens on the abovetlescribed ands in the event of default ol payment by toys, anti be subrogated to the right. of the holder Owed. In oftse cd paymem ot any such memos, toes Of 001W lens by Least In Odeon lo IS rigro of subrogation herein granted, Lessee shell ao have OM
right to rob any royellies aids boom due Lessor Wonder Ind to repay Noll therefrom, and the retention of wort renal or royalties by Lasses shal hove in one effect as If pidd to trot Lessor In whose behalf payment of any mortgage, tuts or other wes nada. this peogroh is subplot to Ihe Inaellort stated In oomph 10.
10. Thle Mee Moll be binding upch al vtho execute It, Mather ce not mend the body hereof as Lame, end without owe to whether this same Instrument, or any copy therool, shall be executed by any other Leroy named above. Each imor execute. ble lease Indrodualy ard In his own right and also for end on bad a al penes for dent he Is anhalted and ernoweed lo aid land.
17 Unless Lessor elects to take In kind ell Of ally part of be potion due Lessor as royalty on rninerals end raved hweunder, which option is hereby expreesly resent. by Leas and which Is to be exercised by written b 'Amor tains** sit my tme snd Morn erne lo low Mile Ns lose is In IMO and ear prior ar subsement to byT
ellea of royalties other then in kind, it being understood end nothing moaned in Ws lease or h the Me atteded Mato sha over te Interpreted u aniline or waiving said option, Lamm Mid pm to Lessor as royalty:
(m) Stasiralbjtallb of the value. as hereinafter provided, 01 d indudng condeneas or Mr laud mineral, produced and and or biked by methods consideced otdinary inducer methods al the lime ol production. lle robe of such olt shell not be less then the average pike lar oil of NM pads and quallry posted tor the lad In which this lose Is mused. II tmal Is no Om posted for the Odd In Mich this lease is situated. the thee cf such 0 MI be not kiss then the theme of prole posted for of lite gado ard quality tor the tiro lads nearest to boiled fri with thls lease is sleated for which such prat we posted. II Lasts enters IMo an oil sales contrat elth an Independent any vela al the lime of •rowtion, provide. for • price Owl to ot In excess of be approprIste average pat referred to In the hvo preceding sentences. the Floe payable under Ih• terns of the conned a the In* ol Is run did be the WM of such d, even though he opproprIsle adage nal during Ihe Ills ol the canna hoover, tiny Woh Mena mutt have been prudently nestabd under dm decumetalnole abling at the time of the attrition. N Lida le untie, Alf Opel effort, to eel such oil for price sad to or In excess of the pomade average prim end Lessee consisqualy negotiates a corona to roil such ce to sn Independent petty at a laser prim. be value of such oil for the Widen of any such connect Mut not In omen ot yew) shall be the Oar received by Lessee under such orattnia
Lessee ad not make any deduction whatsoever for the cost of my onion, room, May, or other Nem considered to be • production lunation or WNW st the Imo such oft Is mn. Without Inane the began. senora end without crowd to clasellkation as production cost or otherwise, the laming costs se not to be deduct's! Ivan the value of production: (1) costs Incurred tor geheag or transporting production In the Nett (2) costs incand kir handling, Vesing, aspersing, or any way processing production b was N naketable by methods considered Gann at he kno such oil Is an
srd (3) cog of stoma ch am or In to field. The peformanoe of any producing turciOn Or eny kora menioned In deLISIO (2) end (3) of the tamping sentence at a comertnged ley In or outside Vie field In witch this Imo Is snood MO not melte the cost of ony such funcion aduable.
N Lame dears such MI point outside the led in Whitt that lase is seated, Lessee may deduct Porn the yam of WM MI the alual costs of tansponation horn the Old IP be point of delivery by mons of faded. belonging to an indeliendelli Pr. II such trentiorodlon le by imam of MINS owned by one shot the an Meows* part Lessee may
deduct lha sad Pa Of roch iremportellon. but only N Woh talt IS no greeter than the kir value of the Seivar perlerreid: 11 actual test le greater than fa Muth be dr au* ad MOMS be ran deducible; flown, If the falba used se
rsgulated as a roman ardor by a Nate Or Meal regulatory agency, the auborbed ohageibis les the bombes
rendysd and pdd by Lessee WM be downed the Isle value of such seram. II such tansportelon Is by means of any Maros owned by Lasso, Lessee may deduct from the value of produodon a ressonable sum kw such antes, camputed as ?Mows: the amount deductible shall include only (1) be direct cal of Operation and nantatroil, Indtang cod Ma nen supervision, fuel. supple*, Winery maks, Ind O roam Ides: ard (2) negro ins dominion Of the %Sty orguled over be estimated NM al be Mid. Deem supentslon thal neon the costs of emporia of Lessee do dketsly supervise only employees, consultants ard convect pesonnel ol Lessee actually employed In ths osersiOn or maintenance of such torteporialon facaltbs.
N tame waives any compentetion kr any function or mods for Mich Lessee Is responsible to Weer without right to deduct costs. Including but not IMO to, (1) handling, gawks or wensporting such d, or (2) Irealing or procesdng sta di by rear ncatiode to fnelie It merketeble, the amount al such romensallon MS be added Iola value of such di *hen cornpuIng royalties. If Lessee Is deducing costs tor any lunation. tor which he is ellso rearong sornsisnation.
theklefkIM TIff be made only to the extant they are In excess of ony such componselon.
panighth 11/itht of the value es herebudier plaided, et el including thanghold Ca Maid ati and or Wind by motet considered as ordinary produce:In methods at to erne al production. When such tes yid by tsetse to en alefandent Party undo' an erne Ifingth contact prudently nomad under the loots and circurnsisnoro edam et the In* of Ns execution, tut value of such gas end of pas utilized by Lena shall be the price received by twee tor etch gas
unlit V* corona. It the Durand Is nOt on Independent pony but the COMM% mak' have been coradeed puciently nagottod under the Mott end tircurnstanoss ahem el be Wm of Ns moudon foie welt en inattendent flOn the
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preduallon of the proems month; and fetidly en got Including leads to ate caducei exwareed or onersesed Morn gas other tnen by mine, methods, or elm *Id or gamma newel not speolikeely nisMoled oh. ba pee on es beers the 2th day of hi second went folloveng the In *Mt orodueel or ecoreed linoremil. (g)
ad purposes el this pancrich 17, Immense party means • company, fInn, or other business Medi Is mcgt: (1 I • deed pen of Lessee's corporate or other business stuolure: (2) • ell* infined eamilY eublidefT corporation or other buskins ure of Less; (3) a potent caporalloi of Lease;
or (4)• wholly end cr eatery convoke sulreldimry of Lessee's sent ircepormlon.
1 IL AI 'Nish' royalties end al oohs payments hammier dull be dawned to have been midi *tun deposited in United Swiss mall to Ihe blowing eddresetts:
Hand County State Bank 131 North Broadtray Miller, South Dakota 57362
If Less,. shall In pod falt rant" to deposit etut-in melees or other payments b th• anent ol Lesser In tw ceposikwy bank nomad In patgresh 6 above, but sed bank slid have 'sled or became liquidated or Mel for any oller aeon
rs refuse to accept such ehulln royalty or other paymem tendered by LOOS Maunder, Leather shall rot be held In deo* If Lessee shall thereafter mall such Putter royalties or other payments b Lasers or deposit such shui-in myelin or ate paymonts t a depository bait deignated In writing by Latex. If he depository bet netted mrsgrsph II above, or arty depository bank homage desIgnaled by lessor shell bo sucomded by arolter bank or enamel Inset:eon, peymMt to such successor bank or other arendil Ineftullon shall M downed lo haw been pope*/ deposited hereunder.
9. Notwilltstandltq the provisions of peraceaph 15 Sian, Lessor shell not be late to Lessee in damages by reason el any ;shunt of Ills hotsundet, nor eh& Ulster or Lessee be oblMated to Ostend to eta of Lessor to ends demoted in nem nor to beer any portion ol tho cost of delete of suds tie.
40. 'Upon termination of the Ornery tem, this Nes* she" autornadody terminate end expires as to WI of the lands thwarted pragraph t save and sus, 1920 acres of land designated by Lass for such will Mead by Lessee sr sold lands: deeded that to beds dostrated try Lessee kr each such well shell to governmsnui sunray units of lend 01 site sousi to e otterWitestor osodort of knot which have cannon tounery or come wit other such government" farm unite of tend In the ea desMneted lor Stroh wall If within Ow printery torn ot this lease. the Loam shell otormene merellets b dr. Or *work sal mule Ihe Mime Of IMO CM the Uttne WWI leve the right b fedi Well 117 Ottplefen or to complete nroorldng aperient et reasonable Sara end dispatch. In such MK Iles SOO IMS Isom* ellsolive upon the completion of such MON or reworking Operations. AI Ihe Ord of the Ornery tem as intended by te pending sentence. this lease OW nal *mind* es ID eny lands so long Is Lasses %Suds • program al *Tenuous ditto, Sloan no mor• than one hundred mighty (1110) Mgt to elapse Wham ths oomplolon ol one well end est temmIrosment of operations tor the drafting of MO next succeeding war
21. Pt dream opener shall be conducted on any of the following Seabed lords:
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22. With need to weal operations conducted by Leese on any al said lands In which Lessor owns to suttee seta is greed by and between Laws end Lassos as follows:
(a) ter to to commencomee of any operations an said binds toes than on-goIng raworldng and produrAng oivarationsh Lessee shall QM, Lessor notice al Lassie's Intentions as corrownos operalions. the epprodnute date of such commencement and the approximate looseon of same: such rico to be given at least live (6) days plot to the actual
convnenCement of operations, Ms to the oanmencement al and at se ernes diem dillIng et rewcwidng tetwatIono On said tares Lessee ewe retain, meter and pay gm salary of a guard at tut entrant* being used by Lessee In connection with such opestiont Such rood shie be under ihti coned Leese, but reasonable recteemento of IM guard shed to speckled by Leese lo WON.
(b) In the conduct of exploratory operations under this ease, ell shot holes 1111 be MO 6 MANS* deems reey kom Losses wow wets so as not to own any dance Stereo. and In nO tee 'SIM SW eke hob* be ad neat than
fla hundred fsst (500110 any water well Stout expose Teen Waft el Len. In to event err/ of Listen mew wells shall be dammed or tubed as a result of such exploratory opertions, Less shall brt Raba lo User fa to sat nue occasioned testy. Leese won to promptly peg shot hole, eke stal plle ON debris and resent the uncle of
the tends to as raw Ns orIgnal °omelet as Is reasonably praolicabill IAN V* completion of such operations, erd le ttnstruct tonne gems any Banderol or roads made by Losses on eald lend* In such wanner oi mey be necessary le prevent
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(c) Leese* It" rot cut or go ovIlf eny fence or fess of Law In sonrccdon WW1 My opeekent on UM knit MST NM attiring Lessors exams caning thereto In Tang. II Laser Onset left culling of a Wee, the *As must to weds sit the Went designstod by Lessor. and Lassos shot prior b outing any Isnot brae the Slav fence adequately OA both sloes of the proposed ans so ihat when the fence Is cut them wit be no aleoltanktg of the wigs. Lease epees tat It al use exiling gees ard roadways for entering uoon end leaving mid lends 8nd the II wil use such routes. menveys end acomacttes m 'obi upon. ovet a about slid lends es redesigneed for Its uss by Lass who. In turn, Epees that Lessor re upon request end In consuriseen wit Levee, Serge a resionabli route for Lewes purposibi ciondetent with inn,
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Leers end Leadwe need" In Gonda" Ito operesions. Bute lathe AO me be used for the serape al mit tar longer than reasonably nealeary.
00 lade diell have no right to um 1M surfed or subsurface of mid lands for purposes ol tondualing any overdone said tat vcale drilled end completed wad an said lends, or Irons lords pooled therearies, under the Mos al this
(f) Lome dial have the ride et any ems vete tie lease le in force and idea end kr Mx (a) mania after Its temlnelion, but mit therealler, drew awing and remove el property end flogs pissed on meld lands, and, II Leeds lege te rove such papery and fixture. wean sad fle mode It shall be Conduseely caddred the doh propely end fixtures nave bean abandoned by team and Utieor mey taut paddler Verdi anti dispose of yarn" as Unger dm ft prattled. nowise bud ghee not be relieved of Its earn 10 plug iny vs. go abendonsd. When requested by Leen, Leese shall bury al pipelines below ordhay plow depth end have the suites promptly restored eo Vat steam traded ON not be obetruaied.
(m) Lessee MS instal and maintain ell equipment end conduct optelions in en andronmentally said earner, h envordence aN ageltable reputsesne the appllombio replary enhorities end any other governmend augiorlds. Lessee shall not use, ea* or Odd of we hetardoue meet* at saki lends, need to the extent such suborns re conlereoraneously required kr eduel all Or pas aparetbne on said lends Ind any LSI submerses shall be used, stored and disposed of In safe manner, In compliers at applicable govereMntal regulations. Lome shall insure Om al contreotore comply tm tem of els Subparagraph. In 1110 WON lam le notated of any 1111VIMMIIIMSV armful or dwewous auditors on seed led resulting from Unman operations. Lessee 'hell promptly Skil Mont required to dein•uo end tend Bud, dangerous or harmful contellons, In doordence int applicable law and multilane and dund endriewing proctiote. Lessor shall hove no responsibility to Inspect a wenn tseeee's operation* or lo Wendy or oared eny potentlelly lel. dangerous or draping conditions, end Lessor SS hide re right to control eny deals of Lessen °orations, nor to designate or condi lode'. connectors. Neither Lessee nor gny tetectore shell have any right of comet/eon or Indemnity from Lessor kw any matters relating lo operations on said lends or acralltions mkt WO, regarded of where such nutters elm Iran Lessor's negligence. lade Indented end holda thee harmed Iran any end al coins, edema erd Lessor might hour relating So My harmful. deneding or dangssue cencelad cionneoted wrth opeadons hereunder, regarded of whether suds matters Was frown Lessee negligence. Sy tommaidng My such overetions, Lessee shell acknowledge hs condi I) the erne of this Suboregraph. et the event lade a any third pany dere damage due to art ailed breech of 1Ne prosislon, Lamed egress 10 post • bond payable 10 Leda for the mount of we Owed damage, such bond lo be Inhaled at Lessen expense kr the bra of Lessor's Interest unlit lough dem of earned le resolved.
lent (n) Odd minerals eta sand, day, gavel, Iron ore, when, teal, Ignite ancl uranium se not covered by this
(a) Lean thee not use weir from the leased premises vethout 1161 comet of Leen but wry paddle doer Of Wt. rights Sem Laseor. Leda dale tweet well on the Wain doelbed prenitee, Vs Leda le hardy llented the right and onion to muse in soling that the Lessee not dug did wall ewl efter Lessor obtain* or condese neoeuery regulatory approval, and filings, lead It In Its then existing condition lot the Ise by the Low when Less ceases to use ted water will; however, Lend shall have the lull right to uut water frorn amid eater eel during the term of this lease for eddied drilling or rewating operdons upon the herein described punts* or on eadge pooled eterewleh. II Lessor adepts did wale wiles), then Idea Wed 10 aosept MI responsidilty and Welty kr *Al water 10 Indentrify ard hold handed Lasam from end Opine loy end al Mims, 'Monk or Smartie la epode or deers." of *SW Idnd end ahem* resulting from We exletente ardror operation by tenor t4 ash welt mil(e) as MI el tar the quality d the weir end the emu of old eggs *AO
(p) A1 Inbar and metedale mad In Losee's operation Shell ba al laneet uponee except at cents pmdded in tee lease. Lend Mall prated the leased lend against those dna wising from Its opeatIons thereon end dell Indemnify tow Sine ems losses, liabinem and Sims for death. personal Inlay or property demos arising out of Lessen operation, hereunder.
(q) Lose tome to NI end level all pis 10 ea lo return the ens to ks ordinal condition es nearly as preotleal, viler rediandie length of time (not exosedng Wm (2) yet*/ titer the abenopronwa id the tree al such Ott
fri Lend shall not drill any wet on the Ideal lend within 1.310 feet of any then esleting building or eater Improverneri hewn without written cement of the owner of much building Or other Improvement. For the purposes al thls trodden, other edevement dud mein any house. barn, shed, shoulder belt, card hied lot, owner of algidon Ord or dendored letnisted
fs) Unties shill ley III 'eminent Omens which k Goners/Ile through cultivated portions of the lauded lend lees fortnight (48) ladle below the men of the ground end only Isoatione approved by Lessor, and shell fence ell suns halo and ether esosvellan to safeguard Windt
(t) In torKlucting geophysical or other expkwelory testa on the surface of the Nand lond, no subunits mended shd be 10 on the aided end all holes dried shall be promptly plugged and covered. No such exploratory operations es deirquidted from fling operldans, Ad be conducted during wel Mahe.
(u) Lessee doll obtain the prior excitant of Leda as to the looseen d try fauna to be Indeed by Lessee upon ew weed of the leased land, which cadent Mail not be unreammbly adtheld.
Iv) LOOM shell pay tor drops mused by Lessee" 'paragon, to NdelIng Nuns, bre, Mose, end lc retry dope end tees. Lees shall not be lieble b Lester for drape to My al end gas reared underyng old lend at for the sod al mid subsumes eyed or therefrom resulting from its operetions hereunder Wets such dame a logs le awed by Lessee • you negligence or willful macenduct.
fwi Upon final tenignalon of Ws Nese as to all of the lend award hereby, Leese shall deliver to Lessor • fully exidied Release as la lends fert prelously released by lassie.
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23. Note/wanIng the proylsIces of paracraph 10 above, this leas* may rot be atsramod by Lessee *tout tw written covert of Lessor, whkh consent shell nut unnsaaonably wIthe4d.
IN WITNESS WHEFIEOF, Inetrument Is sonartsd as of OS date firm stove run.
\,,tA )3) isk, e of C aig Sisk
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Donna Sisk, wife of Michael Siek
Lessor S„.....nterprises, a rtnerehip
Craig Sisk, p ner E I N
Sisk Enterprisesit a partnership
By 7a..-.4490/../-Asi Michael Sisk, partner
MOM Sisk E ter riletti a partnership
By ei Betty J Sisk, partner
MKS
IZATI Or_asuabautat_ lIVIDUAL. ACKNOWLEDGMENT
COUNTY OF
On this agii_ day et kat _, in the year 10 _21, before me personally appeared nartnes- __P_I
n S Ent ri ea a artnershi and Bett Jo Siak artner of Sisk Enta—filiria-b— i
and Jud Sisk wife of Crai Sisk known to ma (or prated lo me on the oath of deeerfload in, and vac executed the
within Instrument and acknowledged to me that t executed the same. to be the parsons who
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto eel rny hand and official seat
ere
EALI Oats Conflation Expires: - Z
Mary Pubic 1142,f LE_ jethizau_a___lf
Print Nemo i/c: Sax /-5
Printed Address
INDIVIDUAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT
STATE OF South Dakota
COUNTY OF Hane
On thg _,:22,6a. day of August In the year 10 9 2 before me personally appeared Michael Silk partner of Sisk Enterprises, a partnership, and Donna Sisk, his wife
knovm to me (or proved to me on tho oath of ) to be the person who RV, door bad In, end who executed the within Instrument and acknowledged to me that t he Y executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto eet my hand and official seal.
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ry Public
71in 4 c y al://14 *Cs PtkIted Name
fit Tr, 15s Y ZS ; fit r .1 p 75602
gij ALI e Commission Expfrse: /.2 - 97
Printed Address
CORPORATE ACKNOWLEDGMENT
PATE OF
COUNTY OF
On this day of In the year 10 before me pylon/19y appswed known to me (or proved to me on the oath of ) to be the of the oorporation deatbed In and that executed the within Instrument and acknowledged to me that such corporation executed the same.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I hereunto act my hand and °Mogi seal.
By:
Sisk Enterpr efirtnarship
eks, as sr, partner
10262149, c9:2,9
JAN 1333 . I r \-)<A3
WESTERN FIELD 0) OFFICE cs‘v
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Sisk Enterprises, a pa tnership
By: de4 lett), 0
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Sisk, partner
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Exhibit A Maohad to and made pen ol that our OH and Oas Lease dated ______timgjat_22s _1222_, by and between.
out a ota as LusoriaL
TOWNSHIP 108 NORTH, RANGE 70 WEST, 5th P.M. Section 21: Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, Flak, wy
(alao described as Section 71$ All) section it: SkNk, Sk Section 28: Lots 1, 2, 5, 6, EkNEk, NWk
treat er 011 Company, u Lessee
elenedfa0M4MOCalon:
Sisk Enterprises, a artnership
trees elt1Prisk, tner
Donna Sisk
DEC 15 '92 09:51 HUNT OIL-PROD-MIDLAND P02
SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
C) ira 84 CI A. S P11100 T/ iktel
Western Field Office 38 East Chicago, Rapid City, SD 67701
505-394-2229 FAX 805-394-5317
CERT/FICATION OF NEGOTIATION WITH SURFACR OWNERS OR LESSEE Form
I hereby certify that to the best of my knowledge and belief, an agreement regnrding compensation for damages to liveatock and surface lend resulting from drilling operations on the described property has been or is being negotiated With the iittrfnce land- owners; or lesaces as listed.
Surface owner/leasee: Sisk Enter_prises, A Partnership/Hunt Oil Company
Property description: Section 21, TIO8N-R7014, Buffalo County, South Dakota
Land area: NE1/4„ SW1/4,,S,ection 21
Bitted and isigned this 24th day o f December, 1992
/Gust S Signed
C"-,IrFnni !LUNT OIL_ LQUANY
Title Senior Landman
signed beforo me this 1-4,OJ-1_day of
Lit4Cka4 My Commission expiree:i1;Ktv2:44_9:26. Notar'y
4SF:Sx DawnLMdley
•i Notary Pubhc, State of Texas / My Comm. Expires 05/31/96
..
Dated Januar 21 1993
Name David D. Peterson
fATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
OIL AND GAS PROGRAM 36 East Chicago, Box #6, Rapid City, SD 57701
605-394-2229
PERMISSION TO INSPECT
In compliance with ARSD 74:10:11:05 and SDCL 45-9, I do hereby grant the Secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources, or his designated agent, permission to inspect all facilities, upon notification, at any time during the life of the permit or project.
Operator Hunt Oil Company
Title Agent
Location Sisk Enterprises # 1
,Subscribed and
aatrf,ck> '
Notary Public
worn to before me this 20 day of January
My Commission expires April 7, 1994
(SEAL)
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SoUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
C) XL 8k GI AS PROGRAM
Western Field Office 36 East Chicago, Rapid City, SD 57701
605-994-2229 FAX 605-394-6317
APPLICATION FOR A PIT LINER VARIANCE (Pursuant to ARSD 74:10:03:13)
In preparing the Pit Liner Variance, please complete in detail. Attach additional rnges If space is needed. Omission of information will constitute an incomplete application and denial of a drilling permit.
Operator's Name: Hunt Oil Company
Address: Fountain Place, 1445 Ross at Field, Dallas,TX 75202-2785
Well Name and Number: Sisk Enterprises # 1
Legal Location: NESE Sec.21, TIO8N,R7OW
Nnme of Surface Owner: Sisk Enterprises, A Partnership
Address: 203 East Second St., Miller, SD 57362
Nome of Mineral Owner: Same as Surface Owner
Address:
1. Describe the proposed method of lining: A. Specify liner type if proposing other than a 60 mil as specified by Rule.
20 mil. fiber reinforced polyethylene pit liner.
B. Attach manufacturers specification sheet for a proposed synthetic liner. Specifications should include liner resistance to ultraviolet light, temperature the liner will become brittle and the bursting or tensile strength of the material.
See attached J & L Fencing and Pit liner spec. sheet.
2. Describe the proposed additives: (The use of additives that are not listed will result in a violation of the drilling permit.) A. Specify all possible additives that may be introduced.
A fresh water gel mud system will be used to drill this well. See attached Exhibit 'A' - possible mud additives.
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D. Whet is the compatibility of the liner with the proposed additives? Chemical compatibility specifications should be obtainable from the manufacturer.
All mud additives are compatible with pit liner material.
3. Whnt is the expected life of pa7Drilling and completion will take 4 to 6 weeks. However, the pit may be left open for an additional 4-5 months awaiting proper weather conditions before the pit is filled in and covered.
4. Describe the geology of the well site. The description must include formation and soil types. This information may be obtained from the U.S. Soil Conserva-tion Service soil surveys, from published geological maps or from other reports nnd publications.
See Twin City :besting report attached, paragraph 2.4.2
5. Prscribe the hydrology of the well site: A. A description of the formations encountered from drilling the rat hole using
South Dakota equivalent nomenclature. This information should include rock types and geological materials. As an alternative to drilling the rut hole, the site excavation process may be used. If this is used, it must be accom- panied by notarized affidavit from the land owner that no water exists in the area to at least a depth of 10 feet below the bottom of the pit. If ground water is encountered during the excavation of the pit, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources should be contacted immediately for further instructions. Information from the rat hole should still be sub-mitted upon completion.
See Twin City Testing report attached, paragraph 2.4.3.
D. A description of any formation containing ground water of 10,000 mg/L total dissolved solids (TDS) or less encounted in the rat hole. .This information should include the depth to the water table, the rock type of geologic material in which the saturation occurred and the quality of the water (TDS, chlorides, sulfates, soldium, nitrates, hydrocarbons):
No water was found in rat hole. See Twin City Testing report attached. Paragraph 2.4.3
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Variance Review!
Date: Approved B 0 1 1993 Disapproved
Se reta
7. The applicant certifies that completed, true and correct copy of this Applica- tion Form has been sent to the Surface owner With instruction!. to direct ell rommonts to the Deportment of Environment and Natural Resources, Oil Snd Oas Program, 36 East Chicago, Rapid City, SD ST701, telephone 605-394-2229.
orArntor's Signature: efiatielett! Title: el.,741,414
fin t. f 2 , ;5
For the DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
Plans and Specifications Reviewed (question 6):
Date: Approved__ 9/267-7 _____ Disapproved__
Staff Engineer 7' _ac,..dr_
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cr, JAN 1993 n- no WEsTERiv Cs; NELD
OFFicE 671
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C. The location of shallow wells (100 feet deep or lean) within one quarter mile radius of the site, the drilling logs, if available, and the water -quality if the well is accessible. The location of shallow wells may be included on the map of the well site (see question 6 C).
See Twin City report, paragraph 2.4.4 and figure 3. No water was found in rat hole.
D. The location of any streams, ponds, stock dams, or other surface waters within a one quarter mile radius of the site, and the water quality, if accessible. The location of surface waters may be included on the map of the well site (see queation 6C).
See Twin City report, paragraph 2.4.5
6. Plans and Specifications of the Pit as specified in the Rule. The compaction of the soil in the pit should be at least 95% the proctor density. A. What are the dimensions of the pit?
100' X 60' X 6'
B. What are the slopes of the pit walls. Include a cross-nection of the pit. 5/opt4 = 3 :
/ 8' V/L-----(A) L-A., 17
/00' rola bo' 0,911oni , b Pt--EP
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C. What is the relationship of the pit to natural drainages? Include map of the well site showing the location of the pit and the natural drainages within a one quarter mile radius.
See Twin City report.
D. What is the permeability of the soils encountered in the pit area?
Preliminary permeability is 9.7 X 10 - 7 cm/sec.
& L Fencing & Pitliners, Inc, P.O. Box 165 • Sidney. Montana 59270
Phone: (4061 798-3655
Dianna Alsenbrey
Jeff Alsenbrey
IIMICTRUCTION
COATING
COLORS
WIDTH
PUT UP
WEIGHT
TENSILE STRENGTH
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
HDPE 1500 DENIER 10% NATURAL I2x12 COUNTS PER INCH IN wARP AND FILL
7-1/2 MILS EAcH SIDE (4-- 10%)
BLACK
72 INCHES +- 1/2 INCH
200yos. - 1500 yos.
3.0 oz./so. yo. (+- 10%1(ASTM D-19101
246.0 Los. WARP _ 231.0 Les. FILL (ASTM D-1682,.GRAG)
6 400 GRAMS WARP* .. 6,400 GRAMS FILL* (MTH D-1424„ELmEmoRF) *OVER MAXIMUM STRENGTH bAOACITY.OF EOUIPMENT
469.0 P.S.I. (ASTM D-751 MuLLEN)
TEAR STRENGTH
BURSTING STRENGTH
NyonosTATIc REsIsTANcE..121.0 P.S.I. (ASTM.D7751)
FLAME fiETARDANT;.,...t...CPAI-84.FLAME4pEtop8NTOATERLAU SEcTioN-6 ANo'SECTIoN"7; MAI-WEAVE No. 2031-2032
REFERENCE: ToTAL TnicKNEss....20.0 Has + - 10% NOTE: THESE TYPICAL PROPERTY VALUES ARE INTENDED As mots ONLY,
AND NOT AS SPECIFICATION LIMITS. PLEASE CALL JEFF OR LUANNA IF YOU HAVE ANY OUESTIONS.
SINCERELY,
EXHIBIT 'A'
Vossible mud additives for Hunt Wells in S.D.:
DESCRIPTION:
Bentonite
Sodium Tetraphosphate
Barite, Barium Sulfate
Sodium Hydoxide
Sodium Polyacrylate
Polyacrylate
Polyacryamide/Polyacrylate
Sodium Carbonate
Flucolant
Lime -Ca(OH)2
Hardwood Fiber
Mica
Shredded Organic Fiber
Combination of Flakes, Granules, Fibtr
Organic thinner
Polyanionic Cellulose
Polyanionic Cellulose
Hunt #1 Sisk Enterprises Permit #1535 108N-70W-21 NESW, Buffalo County API: 40 017 20002
CONDITIONS
1. That pit be constructed with berms to divert storm runoff.
2. That all side slopes be 3:1 including the ends and be compacted to TCT's General Liner recommendations.
STATE OF S01UTH DAKOTA
BEFORE THE SECRETARY OF
THE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURAL RESOURCES
IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF Hunt Oil Company
) CERTIFICATION OF
) APPLICANT - Sisk Enterprises # 1 -
STATE OF south Dakota ) SS
COUNTY OF
Buffalo
I, David D. Peterson , the applicant in the above matter after being duly sworn upon oath hereby certify the following information In regard to this application:
South Dakota Codified blViS Section 1-40-27 provides:
'The secretary rot environment and natural resources) may reject an application tbr any permit Med pursuant to Titles 34A or 45, upon making a specific finding that:
(1) The applicant is unsuited or unqualified to perform the obligations of a permit holder based upon a finding that the applicant, any oMcer, director, partner, or resident manager of the facility for which application has been made:
(a) Has Intentionally misrepresented a material fact in applying for a permit;
(b) Has been convicted of a felony or other crime of moral turpitude;
(c) Hat habitually and intentionally violated environmental laws of any state or the United States which have caused sipificant and material environmental damage;
(d) Has had any permit revoked under the environmental laws of any state or the United States;
(e) Has otherwise demonstrated through clear and convincing evidence ot previous actions that the applicant lacks the necessary good character and competency to reliably carry out the obligations imposed by law upon the permit holder; or
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JAN 1993
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(2) The application inbstanilaily Altsphates lid application by the same applicant denied by the board within the past five years which denial bas not been reversed by it court of competent jurisdiction. Nothing in this Subdivision they be construed to prohibit an applicant from submitting a new application for permit previously denied, if the new application repreithts good faith attedtpt by the Applicant to torrect denciencies that served as the basis tor the board's denial in the original application.
All application. filed pursuant to Titles 34A and 45 shall includE certification, sworn to under oath and signed by the applicant, that be Is not dIetpiiillhed by reaSon of this section from obthiding a permit. In the absence of evidence to the contrary, that certification shall constitute a prim! facie showing of the suitability and qualification of the applicant. If at any point In the application review, recommendation, or bearing process, the secretary finds the applicant has made any material misrepresentatiod of fact in regard to this certification, consideration of the application may be suspended and the application may be rejected as provided for under this section.
Applications rejected pursuant to this section constitute final agency action upon that application and ntay be appealed to circuit court at provided thr under Chapter 1 -26."
Pursuant to SDCL 1-40-27, I certify that I have read the forgoing provision of state law, and that I am not disqualified by reason of that provision from obtaining the permit for which application has been made.
Dated this zo , day of January, 19 93
Subscribed and sworn before me this 20 day of January , 19 93.
_42),F
Notary Public
My commission expires:
(SEAL)
April 7,1994
PLEASE A1TACH SHEET DISCLOSING ALL FACTS PERTAINING TO SDCL 140-27(I)(a) THROUGH (e).
ALL VIOLATIONS MUST BE DISCLOSED, BIT WILL NOT AUTOMATICALLY RESULT IN THE REJECTION OF AN APPLICATION.
WELL INSPECTION / SCOUT REPORTS
SCOUT REPORT
Well Name: Location: Directions: Spud Date: Elevation:
Hunt #1 Sisk Enterprieses 108N-70W-21 NESW, Buffalo County 1980 FWL and 1980 FSL 4-29-93 1833
Permit # 1535 Permit Date: 2-2-93 API: 40 017 20002 Plug Date: 5-5-93 Total Depth: 1845
DATE 4-4-95
Dry Hole Marker x
Marker Correct x
Marker Sturdy x
Marker Capped x
Fences Up NA
Pits Back Fill x
Site Leveled x
Site Smoothed x
Site Seeded x
Site Clean x
Roads Reclaimed x
Approved by MM
Not Approved Remarks: (x-satisfactory, o-not satisfactory, NA - not applicable)
4-4-95: The site has been re-claimed and has re-vegetated. Approved for bond release.
OPERATOR'S TECHNICAL
REPORTS / MAPS
ROBIN DEAN Consulting Geologist
755 Krameria Street Denver, CO 80220
(303) 377-8594
Well Synopsis Hunt Oil Company Sisk Enterprises Partnership #1
NE1/4SW1/4 Section 21, T108N, R7OW Buffalo County, South Dakota
Elevation: 1833 Gr, 1845 KB Total Depth: 1850 (driller), 1845 (logs) Drilling Contractor: Elenburg Rig #11; Al Meznarich, Toolpusher Drilling Foreman: Larry Todd Mudlogging: Tooke: Norm Kozak and Paul Jeffcoat-Sacco, Loggers Electric Logs: Halliburton: T. Schmidt, Engineer Drilling Fluids: Summit Drilling Fluids: Don Jackson, Engineer Geologists: Rod Shepherd, Hunt Oil Company; Robin Dean, Consultant DSTs: None Cores: None Casing: 9 5/8" @ 309' set 4/30/93 Drilled out of surface casing 5/2/93 Reached TD 5/3/93 Ran electric logs 5/4/93 Plugged and abandoned 515/93
Formation Tops
Sample Log Pierre Surface Surface Niobrara 556 (+1289) Greenhorn 917 (+928) Dakota 1260 1280 (+565)
Main Dakota Sand 1370 1373 (+472) Skull Creek 1540 1518 (+327) Fall River 1590 1574 (+271) Minnelusa (Roundtop Shale Mbr) 1760 1755 (+90)
(Lower Minnelusa) 1785 1780 (+65) Basement 1794 1790 (+55)
Sample Description 330-360 Sh, med gy, v. aft, sli calc, blky, tr inoc 360-390 a/a 390-420 Sh, a/a; tr sltst, It gy, frm, sli calc 420-450 a/a 450-480 Sh, lt-med gy, v sit, blky; tr la, whi-lt gy, frm ,, 480-510 Sh a/a; tr Is & sltst a/a; shell frays; bent /4.
::::
510-540
a/a
540-570
Sh, med gy, aft-frm, blky; tr bent, whi, waxy
570-600
Sh a/a; tr bent a/a; tr blk mica
600-630
Sh, med gy, aft, blky, mic, calc, coccolithic; tr bent a/a
630-660
Sh a/a; tr bent, wh, waxy, blk mica
660-690 a/a
690-720
Misaing-ahaker screen plugged, cuttings washed over it
720-750
Missing
750-780
Missing
780-810
Sh, med gy, calc, blky-abplty, mic, aft; bent, whi, waxy
810-840
Sh, med-dk gy, sli calc, cart, blky-sbplty, mic; bent, waxy, aft
840-870
a/a
870-900
Missing-shaker screen plugged, cuttlngs washed over it
900-930
Miasing
930-960
Miaaing
960-990
Sh, pled gy, calc, mic, carb; bent, whi, waxy, aft; tr altst, tan
990-1020 Sh, med gy, calc, carb, aft; tr bent a/a 1020-1050 Sh, med gy-lt brn, celc, carb, aft, abplty; tr bent, whi, speckled 1050-1080 Sh, med-dk gy, calc, aft, abplty, inoc; tr bent a/a 1080-1110 Sh, med-dk gy, slty, calc, carb, soft, abplty, cocca; tr bent a/a; tr as, vfg, cly fld, whi, aft. Asked driller to reduce penetration rate at 1080 1110-1140 Sh, med gy, slty, sli calc, aft, pyr; 1 piece as, vfg-slty, cly fld, whi 1140-1170 50% sh, med gy, alty, pyr, calc; 50% as, wh-lt gy, calc, cly fld 1170-1200 Sh, med gy, alty, pyr, carb; tr as a/a; apl mostly polymer 1200-1230 Sh, pled gy, sbplty, pyr; as vfg-alt, lt gy, s&p; tr la dolomitic, wh-tan frm 1230-1260 Clyat, It brn, v highly calc, hd, dnse, healed fracs, carb; altat, It gy-whi, calc, frm 1260-1290 Sltat, ady, It gy, pyr; la, alty, fossil debris; abdt tan siderite pellets, few cae loose ad gra; loose pyrite 1290-1320 Ss, wh-lt gy, f-mgr, friable-loose gra; clyst, v calc; ls, wh It gy, arg; pyrite loose, siderite pellets, tr coal 1320-1350 Ss, ten, vfg, rd cuttings, hard, tite; marl, tan-lt gy; pyr, loose 1350-1380 Ss, tan, clr, cse-fgr, uncons-hd, gd-poor por,; pyr, loose; marl, calc, gy 1380-1410 Ss, clr, cse-med, well rded, loose gra, tr coal, frm 1410-1440 a/a 1440-1470 a/a
1470-1500 a/a, some conaol aa 1500-1530 Ss a/a, some conaol as, inc coal 1530-1560 40% as a/a; ah, tan-lt brn, ali calc, frm, sbplty; as, It gy, a&p, fgr, frm, cly fld,: pyr, loose 1560-1590 Sh, tan-lt brn, sli calc, frm, abplty,; as, It gy, a&p, fgr, frm,: pyr, Ise 1590-1620 Ss, clr, cse-med, well rded, loose gra-friable,: sh a/a; pyr a/a 1620-1650 Sa, clr, frosted, tan, well rded, Ise gra; as, lt gy, fgr ang, frm; sh, tan-lt brn, frm abplty, Ise pyr 1650-1680 Ss, wh-lt gy, f-vfg, v calc, coaly, glauc, frm 1680-1710 Ss a/a; ah tan ncalc, hd, sbplty; pyr, Ise 1710-1725 Sh, tan, ncalc, hd, abplty; sa, mgr, clr & tan frated gra; as fgr, ang, calc, clyfld 1725-1740 Sa, clr, cae-mgr, well rded, lae; anhy, whi, rd cuttings, tr coal 1740-1755 Sa & anhy a/a 1755-1770 Clayat, brick red, v aft; clayat, gr-gn, aft-frm; anhy, red atn, sa adta loose 1770-1785 Clyat, dk red-brn, aft-frm, sdy, alty; as, clr, cse-med gr (cvga?); anhy, red stn; as, It gy, cly fld 1785-1795 Ls, wackestone-packstone, brn; la, dolomitic, gy-gn, shell frags, clyat, dk red brn a/a; anhy aft; as a/a 1795-1800 Schist, dk gn, finely foliated, ferromag & light mins, micaceous, hard (scratches glass), occ. large ?augite crystal 1800-1805 Schist a/a 1805-1810 Schist a/a
Hydrocarbon Shows A minor amount of background gaa was encountered while drilling in the Pierre, Niobrara and Greenhorn shales. No other shows were observed.
SAMPLE DESCRIPTION
Description by: Fred V. Steece Date: January, 1993 Well Name: Hunt #1 Sisk Enterprises Permit #1535 Location: 108N-70W-21 NESW, Buffalo County API #40 047 20002 Elevation: 1845 KB Test Hole: Oil Test Samples: 320-1810 Drilling Company: Elenburg #11 Date Plugged: May, 1993 E-Log: IES, N Density Source of data: DENR - Oil and Gas files
Lithologic Description From-to Feet Sh lt gry, v.s calc; sm dk gry arag(?)
sm amber fish scales(?) 330- 60 Sh aa 360- 90 Sh aa; sm wht fnly micous bent (?) 390- 420 Sh aa; few chips tan ls 420- 50 Sh aa; ls aa 450- 80 Sh aa: ls aa 480- 510 Sh aa: sm dk gray firm sh 510- 40 Sh aa: dk gry sh; tan ls, wht bent 540- 70 Sh, dk gry, silty, firm; blue bent and wht bend aa 570- 600 Spl aa 600- 30 Sh, lt to dk gry; spkld, strgly calc; sm sh aa; fish tooth,
wht & blue bent (some sandy) 630- 60 Spl aa 660- 90 No spl 690- 780 Mostly LCM; sh dk gry & dk brn gry silty, firm 780- 810 Sh, lt to dk gry, fissile, firm LCM and sh aa 840- 70 No spl 870- 960 Kg(?) Sh, lt, med & dk gry, firm fissile; sh (chalk ?)
med brn spkld 960- 90 Spl aa; more spkld shale 990-1,020 Stsn, dk brn; wht & blue bent; sh aa 1,020- 80 Poor spl;varieties of sh 108-1,110 V. poor spl n 1,110- 40 Ls, fn xln - fragmental, aragomite, pyrite, mother of
pearl, pyrite, LCM 1,140- 70 V. poor spl 1,170-1,200 No spl 1,200-1,230 Ls, tan, v. fn. xln; pale brn slty frag ls; gray sh;
bent pyrite 1,230- 60 Clay/claystone, lt gry, encloses aband tan siderite
pellets; various shales; pyrite' abent, LCM 1,260- 90 Poor spl, mostly aa; LCM 290-1,320 Clay/claystone aa; pellets are tan, brn-red and blk 1,320- 50 Spl aa; sm pAnkish tan med ss 1,350- 80 Sand, crs, rOd, clr, wht, pnk and other pastel shades;
tr pyrite 1,380-1,410 Sd, aa 1,410- 40 Sd, aa; pyrite incr 1,440- 70 Sd, aa; a few v. crs grns n 1,470-1,500
1,500- 30 1,530- 60 1,560- 90
tan slty ls; abund pyrite 1,590-1,620 Sd, crs to v. crs, subang, gtzose blak subits coal; blk
v. hd peat clay; abund pyrite 1,620- 50
Sd, crs to v. crs, qtbe, rAd v. well sorted;, few chips of lt gray v. f.ss; one chip tan hard lyi
Sd, clean, aa Dirty spl; prob sd aa Sh, med-dk gry, silty, v. firm; sm charcoal-like black
material sm w/pyrite replacement; few chips of
HUNT #1 SISK Lithologic Description From-to Feet Ss, pale gry, qtzose but w/g4uc; sm coal; sm v. dk gry
drlg mud; pyrite; sm v. crs sd float Poor spl; v. dk gry sh Sd, m to crs, qtzose; also sd w/v. lt gry matrix and
some w/dk gry matrix, pyrite; a few chips of lt grn gry firm sh
Sd, crs to v. crs, qtzose, v.w. mud pale pink; a few qtz granules
Sd, aa; sm lt gry firm splty sh; pyrite; sd w/whtM.Mt3 clay (Kaolin?) matrix; lignite
Sd, med to v. crs, stng to rud, qtzose w/red coating; red siderite pellets; red clay matrix; wht kaolin (?) (weathering zone)
Sd (?) w/red & tan clay matrix; a wide variety of material including; red sidrite (?), clr to milky calcite, lt to dk gry sh (cpving4 ?); pyrite; qtz sd float; (junk zone)
Ls, brn to brn - red, silty (?), dirty looking
1,650- 80 1,680-1,710
1,710- 25
1,725- 40
1,740- 55
1,755- 70
1,770- 85
(fragmental ?, some grn and grn/red mottled micacous clay (sericite ?); few chips of fresh sharp qtz 1,785-1,800
Schist, lt greenish gry chloritic (?), micaceous (?); some brownish red (weathered ?); a little layered calcite; some clean sharp qtz; ol. gry (5Y 3/2) frag dolo or marble% (?); Qtzt (meta ?) pink to dk red, med; Ss w/pyrite cmt, nearly spherical crs to v. crs grained 1,805- 05
Spl aa w/ dusky red (5 R 3/4) sericitic (?) clay (firm; phyllite-like) 1,850- 10
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Mr. David D. Peterson Hunt Oil Company 2205 First Avenue East Williston, North Dakota 58801
Dear Mr. Peterson:
Subject: Geotechnical Exploration Program Proposed Oil Wells and Drilling Pits Buffalo County, South Dakota TCT No. 6100-93-0089
Attached are three copies of our report covering the geotechnical exploration program that we recently conducted for the proposed Oil Wells and Drilling Pits in Buffalo County, South Dakota. This work was conducted in accordance with your written authorization extended as a representative of Hunt Oil Company on December 21, 1992.
The soil samples obtained during our exploration will be retained for a period of one month at which time they will be discarded. Please advise us in writing if you wish to have us retain them for a longer period of time.
We appreciate the opportunity to be of service to you on this project. If there are questions about the data or our recommendations, please feel free to contact me at (605) 348-5850. Sincerely,
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
TCT NO. 6100-93-0089
1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Project Information 1.2 Purpose and Scope of Services
2.0 EXPLORATION PROGRAM RESULTS 2.1 Exploration Scope 2.2 Regional Geology 2.3 Robert Parson #1
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2.3.1 Location and Surface Conditions 3 2.3.2 Geology 3 2.3.3 Hydrology 3 2.3.4 Groundwater Quality 3 2.3.5 Adjacent Water Wells 4 2.3.6 Surface Waters 5 2.3.7 Drill Pit Area Permeability 5
2.4 Sisk Enterprises #1 5 2.4.1 Location and Surface Conditions 6 2.4.2 Geology 6 2.4.3 Hydrology 6 2.4.4 Adjacent Water Wells 6 2.4.5 Surface Waters 7 2.4.6 Drill Pit Area Permeability 7
2.5 Eagle Pass Ranch #1 7 2.5.1 Location and Surface Conditions
8 2.5.2 Geology 8 2.5.3 Hydrology 8 2.5.4 Adjacent Water Wells 8 2.5.5 Surface Waters 9 2.5.6 Drill Pit Area Permeability 9
2.6 General Liner Recommendations 9 10
3.0 EXPLORATION LIMITATIONS I I
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Boring Location Map, Robert Parson #1 Figure I Log of Test Boring, Boring No. Parson 1 Figure 2 Report of Chemical Analysis Figure 3a - 3e Boring Location Map, Sisk Enterprises ff I Figure 4 Log of Test Borings, Boring No. Sisk 1 Figure 5 Borign Location Map, Eagle Pass Ranch #1 Figure 6 Log of Test Boring, Boring No. Eagle I Figure 7 Methodologies Figure 8
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GEOTECHNICAL EXPLORATION PROGRAM
PROPOSED OIL WELLS AND DRILLING PITS
BUFFALO COUNTY, SOUTH DAKOTA
TCT NO. 6100-93-0089
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 Project Information
The drilling of three oil wells and associated drilling pits is being proposed at various locations
in Buffalo County, South Dakota. Twin City Testing's (TCT) geotechnical exploration was
conducted in accordance with the written authorization of Mr. David D. Peterson as
representative of Hunt Oil Company, on December 21, 1992.
1.2 Purpose and Scope of Services
The purpose of this report is to present the results of the field work, laboratory test results,
geologic and hydrologic review, and recommendations for drill pit liners with regard to soil
conditions for the proposed well sites.
The scope of work under this authorization is limited to the following:
1. Explore the subsurface conditions by means of 1 auger boring, "rat hole", to a depth of 30 feet below existing grade at each proposed well location.
2. Obtain a soil sample for permeability testing from the drill pit location at a depth of approximately 6 feet, the proposed depth of the base of the pit.
3. Describe the geology of the well site.
4. Describe the surface hydrology within a 'A mile of the well site.
5. Describe the subsurface hydrology encountered within the "rat hole".
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6. Determine a baseline water quality of ground water, if encountered, in the "rat hole".
7. Prepare a report presenting the results of the field and laboratory testing as well as engineering recommendations for the drill pit liner.
2.0 EXPLORATION PROGRANI RESULTS
2.1 Exploration Scope
A soil boring, "rat hole", was drilled to approximately 31 feet below the existing ground level
at each of the three proposed well locations on December 28 and 29, 1992. The well locations
had been previously located and marked. In addition, an auger boring to a depth of 6 feet was
drilled at the approximate center of the drilling pit location. We were instructed to locate the
center of the drill pit approximately 60 feet up slope from the proposed well location at each
site. The location of the "rat holes" are illustrated on the attached Boring Location Maps
included as Figure 1, 4 and 6 of the Appendix.
2,2 Regional Geology
The following description of the regional geology is from an article by M. J. Tipton of the South
Dakota Geologic Survey as published in the report entitled "Mineral and Water Resources of
South Dakota", prepared by the United States Geologic Survey in cooperation with the South
Dakota Geologic Survey, the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, the United States
Bureau of Reclamation, and the United States Bureau of Mines at the request of Henry M.
Jackson, Chairman, Committee on Interior and Insular Affairs, United States Senate, July 1975,
all of South Dakota. Mr. Tipton reports that east of the Missouri River, including all of Buffalo
County where our exploration was performed, has been glaciated. Typical geology east of the
Missouri River in South Dakota consists of Quatemary age glacial drift deposits which reach
thicknesses of up to 800 feet in the eastern portion of the state. These glacial deposits
principally overlie Cretaceous age shale formations and in a few areas Precambrian age igneous
and metamorphic rocks.
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The drift will be classified in two ways for the purpose of this report. 1) Glacial till which is
deposited directly by the glacial activity. Till is unstratified and in the area of our exploration,
rich in clay fragments from the Cretaceous Pierre Shale bedrock. 2) Glacial outwash is the
stratified, reworked till deposited by alluvial action of the glacial melt waters. The deposits in
the area of our exploration are fairly fine grained suggesting a low energy alluvial environment.
The geology local to each well location will be discussed in the following paragraphs.
2.3 Robert Parson #1
2.3.1 Location and Surface Conditions
The Robert Parson #1 site is located 1980 feet from the south line and 660 feet from the east
line of Section 26, T 108 N, R 69 W, of the 5th Prime Meridian in Buffalo County, South
Dakota. The site is located in a hay field with moderately rolling topography. The location of
the "rat hole" is illustrated on Figure 1, "Boring Location Map, Robert Parson #1", of the
Appendix.
2.3.2 GeoIon,
The Robert Parson #1 "rat hole" encountered glacial drift to the depth of the boring. The drift
consisted of outwash soils which we classified using the Unified Classification System as sandy
lean clay and silty sand with clay. These soils extend to an approximate depth of 20 feet below
the existing ground elevation. The outwash soils are underlain by glacial till consisting of sandy
fat clay with gravel to the maximum depth of our exploration. A graphical representation of this
geology is provided on Figure 2, "Log of Test Boring, Boring No. Parson 1", of the Appendix.
2.3.3 Hydrology
Due to the presence of water bearing soils encountered during the drilling of the "rat hole" at
the Robert Parson #1 well location, a 2 inch diameter PVC well was set on December 28, 1992.
Sand was placed from a depth of approximately 30 feet to approximately 5 feet below the
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existing ground level. Bentonite was placed from 5 feet below existing grade to ground level.
Fifteen feet of screened PVC was placed with the top and bottom of the screen at approximately
9 and 24 feet below existing grade, respectively.
Approximately 24 hours after the well was installed, a static groundwater level of 15 feet below
the existing surface elevation was measured at the site. It is our opinion that the groundwater
is "perched" on the sandy fat clay with gravel layer encountered at 20 feet below existing grade
and is contained in the silty sand with clay layer that extends from 12 feet to 20 feet below the
existing grade. The lateral extent of the groundwater is not lcnown.
2.3.4 Groundwater Ouality
Groundwater samples obtained on December 29, 1992 from the monitoring well set in the
Robert Parson #1 "rat hole" were analyzed. The results of analysis are reported on the
following table adjacent to the Administrative Rules of South Dalcota (ARSD), Groundwater
Quality Standards. Standards and results are reported in parts per million (ppm).
PARAMETER ARSD STANDARD RESULTS MDL
Total Hydrocarbons as Gasoline
10.000 0.029 0.010
Benzene 0.005 ND 0.001 Toluene 1.000 ND 0.001 Ethyl Benzene 0.700 ND 0.001 Xylenes 10.00 ND 0.001
Sodium (Nal none given 42 1 Chloride (CI) 250* 1
Sulfate (SO4) 250* 205 1 Nitrogen, Nitrate (N01) 10.0 MCL 2.08 0.1 Solids, Dissolved 500* 656 20
ND = Not Detected MCL = Maximum Contaminant Level * indicates a recommended limit
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It is our opinion that the "show" detected under Total Hydrocarbons as Gasoline is well below
the ARSD Standard. The hydrocarbon "show" may be a result of the natural decomposition of
organic matter. Individual test results may be reviewed on Figure 3a through 3e of the
Appendix.
2.3.5 Adiacent Water Wells
According to Mr. Kent Buhler of the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural
Resources, there are no recorded shallow water wells within a 1/4 mile radius of the Robert
Parson #1 well location.
2.3.6 Surface Waters
The location of all surface water within 1/4 mile of the proposed location of the Robert Parson
#1 is shown on Figure 1, "Boring Location Map, Robert Parson #1", of the Appendix. There
are three natural basins within a 'A mile of the proposed location, however, they are all dry at
this time. Further, the quality of vegetation within these areas suggests that they do not retain
surface waters for any extended period of time.
The proposed well site drains to the west. This drainage terminates in a small lake
approximately % of a mile west of the proposed location.
2.3.7 Drill Pit Area Permeability
A single auger boring to a depth of 5 feet was drilled at the approximate center of the proposed
drill pit. In the area of the Robert Parson #1, we located the pit boring 60 feet east southeast
of the proposed well location. An undisturbed soil sample was then obtained from an
approximate depth of 6 feet by pushing a 2 inch ID tube sampler with brass liners.
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The undisturbed soil sample obtained in the field was transported to the lab and placed in a
constant head permeability apparatus. The test is currently in progress. At this time the
discharge rate has not stabilized, however, preliminary results have yielded an average
permeability rate of 1.3 X 101 cm/sec. The test will be continued and the final results reported
in a addendum to this report.
2.4 Sisk Enterprises #1
2.4.1 Location and Surface Conditions
The Sisk Enterprises #1 site is located 1625 feet from the south GLO line and 3410 feet from
the east GLO line of Section 21, T 108 N, R 70 W, of the 5th Prime Meridian in Buffalo
County, South Dakota. The proposed location of the Sisk Enterpris6s #1 oil well is located
immediately southwest of the crest of a broad northwest to southeast trending ridge in a pasture
of native grasses. The location of the proposed well is illustrated on Figure 6, "Boring Location
Map, Sisk Enterprises #1", of the Appendix.
2.4.2 Geology
The Sisk Entetprises #1 "rat hole" encountered glacial drift to the depth of approximately 19 feet
below grade Weathered Pierre Shale was encountered from 19 feet to the final depth of
exploration. The drift consisted of glacial till soils which were classified as fat clay with silt and
sand. These soils are underlain by weathered and glaciated shale consisting of moist, fat clay
with occasional mineralized fractures. A graphical representation of this geology is provided
on Figure 5, "Log of Test Boring, Boring No. Sisk 1", of the Appendix.
2.4.3 Hydrology
Groundwater was not encountered at the site during drilling. The boring was left open for a
period of approximately 24 hours and re-measured. No water was present after 24 hours. The
"rat hole" was backfilled with auger cuttings and abandoned.
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2.4.4 Adjacent Water Wells
According to Mr. Kent Buhler of the South Dakota Department of Environment and Natural
Resources, there are no recorded shallow water wells within a 'A mile radius of the Sisk
Enterprises #1 well location.
2.4.5 Surface Waters
The location of all surface water within 'A mile of the proposed location of the Sisk Enterprises
#1 well is shown on Figure 4, "Boring Location Map, Sisk Enterprises #1", of the Appendix.
There is a natural basin approximately 'A mile northwest of the proposed location, however, it
is dry at this time. Further, the quality of vegetation within this area suggests that this basin
does not retain surface waters for any extended period of thne.
A dam is also located approxitnately 'A mile to the southwest of the site. The dam does not
appear on the USGS Quadrangle of the area. The last revision of the quadrangle was 1973.
Apparently the datn has been constructed since that titne. The water within the dam was not
sampled due to excessive ice cover.
The proposed well site drains to the northwest for approximately 'A mile and then due south.
The above referenced dam is across this drainage. The distance from the proposed well site to
the dam along the course of the drainage is approximately % of a mile
2.4.6 Drill Pit Area Permeability
A single auger boring to a depth of 5 feet was drilled at the approximate center of the proposed
drill pit. In the area of the Sisk Enterprises #1, we located the pit boring 60 feet to the
south/southeast of the proposed well location. An undisturbed soil sample was then obtained
from an approximate depth of 6 feet by pushing a 2 inch ID tube sampler with brass liners. The
undisturbed soil sample obtained in the field was transported to the lab and placed into a falling
head permeability apparatus.
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The permeability test is currently in progress. At this time the water influx rate and discharge
rate has not stabilized, however, preliminary results have yielded an average permeability rate
of 9.7 X 10' cm/sec. The test will be continued and the final results reported in an addendum
to this report.
2.5 Eagle Pass Ranch #1
2.5.1 Location and Surface Conditions
The Eagle Pass Ranch #1 site is located 660 feet from the south line and 4560 feet from the west
line of Section 6, T 108 N, R 72 W, of the 5th Prime Meridian in Buffalo County, South
Dakota. The proposed location of the Eagle Pass Ranch #1 oil well is located near the crest of
a broad northwest to southeast trending ridge in a pasture of native grasses. The location of the
proposed well is illustrated on Figure 6, "Boring Location Map, Eagle Pass Ranch #1", of the
Appendix.
2.5.2 Geology
The Eagle Pass Ranch #1 "rat hole" drilled on December 29, 1992 encountered weathered to
unweathered Pierre Shale to the final depth of exploration. The weathered shale consisted of
moist, mottled brown and gray, fat clay with occasional oxidized fractures. The less weathered
or unweathered shales are a dark gray to nearly black with unoxidized fractures filled with
selenite. A graphical representation of this geology is provided on Figure 7, "Log of Test
Boring, Boring No. Eagle 1", of the Appendix.
2.5.3 Hydrology
Groundwater was not encountered at the site during drilling. The boring was left open for a
period of approximately 4 to 6 hours and re-measured. No water was present after this period
of time and there was no indication of infiltrating water. The "rat hole" was backfilled with
auger cuttings and abandoned.
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3.0 EXPLORATION LIMITATIONS
The recommendations contained in this report represent our professional opinions. These
opinions were arrived at in accordance with currently accepted engineering practices at this time
and location. Other than this, no warranty is intended or implied.
This report was written by:
Todd M. Merchen Rapid City Office
This report is being written in accordance with our quality assurance program. This service is provided as an additional assurance to you that work was performed with the level of care and skill ordinarily exercised by members of the profession practicing under similar conditions at the time the service is performed.
This report was reviewed by:
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BORING AND MONITORING WELL LOG SOIL JOB NO. 6100-93-0089 VERTICAL SCALE in =- 5' BORING NO. SISK 1 WELL NO N/A
PROJECT Buffalo County Oil Wells Buffalo County, South Dakota
Depth in
Feet
Description of Material Geologic Origin
Satnple
NO• TYPE
hnu
(PPI1H STANDPIPE ELEVATION N/A
URFACE ELEVATION Well • street..
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l'OPSOIL. FA CLAY, organics,
Glacial Drift
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7— 2L _ _
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
SB
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ozen, brown (CH)
ACIAL TILL (Textural
Classification: FAT CLAY WITH
SILT AND SAND, brown, moist
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(CH))
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---:—Ir WEATHERED/GLACIATED SHALE (Textural Classification: FAT CLAY, brown, with dark gray
shale clasts, grading to dark gray
shale with selenite filled fractures,
moist (CH))
Pierre Shale 20 —
25
_
_ _
30 _ _ _ _
35 _ _
END OF BORING
WATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS START 12-28 92 COMPLETE 12-28-92
DATE TIME SAMPLED DEPTH CAVE-IN DEPTH
WATER LEVEL WATER
ELEVATION METHOD a 11:45
4" FA to 24.0'
12-28-92 12:10 - - none measured
12-29 92 1:42 none measured
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TABLE 2
TCLP METALS RESULTS
LAB NO: 2639 Parson 1MW
PARAMETER FtESULTS ANALYZED
Sodium (Na) 42 12/30/92 BC
Chloride (CO 1 1/7/93 AF
Snlfate (SO4) 205 12/31/92 CH
Nitrogen, Nitrate (NO3) 2.08 12/30/92 AF
Solids, Dissolved 656 12/31/92 LN
DATE SAMPLED: 12/29/92 DATE RECEIVED: 12/3Q/92
All soil values are in mg/kg which is equivalent to parts-per-million (ppm). All water values are in mg/L which is equivalent to parts-per-million (ppm).
ND = Not Detected MDL = Method Detection Limit
WORK ORDER NO: 6100-93-0089
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TABLE I (Continued)
ANALYTICAL RESULTS LAB NO: 2641 Trip BK
PARAMETER RESULTS MD L
Total Hydrocarbons as Gasoline ND 10 (0.010 ppm)
Benzene ND 1
Toluene ND 1
Ethyl Benzene ND 1
Xylenes ND 1
Date Analyzed: 1/4/93, HD
COMMENTS: No #2 Fuel Oil present.
All soil values are in ug/kg which is equivalent to parts-per-billion (ppb). All water values are in ug/L which is equivalent to parts-per-billion (ppb).
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ND = Not Detected MDL = Method Detection Limit WORK ORDER NO: 6100-93-0089
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FIGURE 3b
REPORT OF: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS
PROJECT: Hunt Oil
DATE: January 8, 1993 6100-93-0089
JOB NO: 6110-03-32
Total Dissolved Solids
EPA Method 160.1
Chloride
EPA Method 325.3
Sulfate
EPA Method 375.4
Sodium
EPA Method 273.1
Nitrate
EPA Method 352.1
RESULTS
The results are listed in the attached tables.
REMARKS
The samples were collected on December 29, 1992 and were consumed in the analysis.
HUNTINGDON - TVVIN CITY TESTING CORPORATION
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Karen Cdoper /
Kim Hejde Laboratory Manager Volatiles Group Leader
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TABLE I
ANALYTICAL RESULTS LAB NO: 2639 Parson 1MW
PARAMETER RESULTS
Total Hydrocarbons
MDL
as Gasoline 29 (0.029 ppm) 10 (0.010 ppm)
Benzene ND 1
Toluene ND
Ethyl Benzene ND 1
Xylenes ND 1
Date Analyzed: 1/4/93, HD
COMMENTS: No #2 Fuel Oil present.
LAB NO: 2640 Bailer BK
PARAMETER RESULTS MDL -
Total Hydrocarbons as Gasoline ND 10 (0.010 ppm)
Benzene ND 1
Toluene ND 1
Ethyl Benzene ND
Xylenes ND 1
Date Analyzed: 1/4/92, HD
COMMENTS: No #2 Fuel Oil present.
All soil values are in ug/kg which is equivalent to parts-per-billion (ppb). All water values are in ug/L which is equivalent to parts-per-billion (ppb).
ND = Not Detected MDL = Method Detection Limit WORK ORDER NO: 6100 -93 -0089
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SOIL boRING AND MONITORING 'VVELL LOG JOB NO. 6100-93-0089 VERTICAL SCALE PI = 5' BORING NVARSON i. WELL NOPARSON 1 PROJECT Buffalo County Oil Wells Buffalo County, South Dakota
Depth in
Feet
Description of Material URFACE ELEVATION
Geologic Origin
sampl e NO. TYPE
lulu (ppm)
ni STANDPIPE ELEVATION N/A
Well Construction
5
ID
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s
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4" Steel Locking Cap
Bentonite
2" PVC Riser Pipe
#10-20 Silica Sand Pack
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rozen, organics, brown, moist (CH)
InIIAL GUI WASH (1 extural Classification: SANDY LEAN
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CLAY, tan, moist to wet (CL))
15
2 0
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GLACIAL OUTWASH (Textural Classification: SILTY SAND WITH CLAY yellowish brown, wet (SM))
Flush Threaded 2" PVC Screen .010" Screen Size Opening
Sand
. --_, GLACIAL TILL (Textural Classification. SANDY FAT CI.AY —.1-1
--.— • WITH GRAVEL, maroon grading to _.'—', grayish brown, sand seams, pebbles, wet (CH)) —
25 _ _.
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30 .-cn n_
Bottom of Well
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—
—
35 _ _
END OF BORING
WATER LEVEL MEASUREMENTS START 12-28 92 COMPLETE 12 28-92
DATE TIME SAMPLED DEPTH CASING DEF'TH WATER LEVEL WATER
ELEVATION METHOD (0 15:05 6" FA to 30.0
12-28-92 14:10 - - uhstable 12-29 92 12:24 - - 15.0
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III Huntingdon .... Twin City Testing Corporation
• GansuIlung frupneers Errolonmenfal Snentrsis 2821 Plant Street 640 West Main
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P 0 Box 6703, 57709 6703 Lead, South Dakota 57/54 Rapid City, South Dakota 57702-0335
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FilX 1303)584 200/ Frigineermg/Envounmental (605)348 5850
Fax 16051341 0868
II REPORT OF: CHEMICAL ANIALYSIS
si PROJECT: Hunt Oil DATE: January 8, 1993
Mi 6100-93-0089
4 REPORTED TO: Huntingdon - Twin City Testing Corp. ATTN: Todd Merchen 2821 Plant Street
011 Rapid City, SD 57702
JOB NO: 6110-03-32
Il INTRODUCTION
111 This report presents the results of the analyses of three (3) water samples received on December 30, 1992 .5 from a representative of Huntingdon - Twin City Testing Corporation. The scope of our services was
limited to the parameters listed in the attached tables.
SAMPLE IDENTIFICATION
Parson 1 MW - LAB # 2639 Bailer BK - LAB # 2640 Trip BK - LAB # 2641
METHODOLOGY
Volatiles
Gasoline concentrations were determined using a method sinailar to EPA Method 8020. A Varian Gas Chromatogragh equipped with a Flame Ionization Detector and a Tekmar Liquid Sample Concentrator were used to perform the analysis. Compounds were identified by column retention times and quantified
di by peak area comparisons to those of known standards using a 5 point calibration curve that was gi established for each instrument.
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METHODOLOGIES FIGURE 8
Subsurface Soil Sampling Soil sampling was done in accordance with American Society for Testing Materials (ASTM):D1586-84. Using this procedure, a 2 inch outer diameter split barrel sampler was driven into the soil by 140 pound weight falling 30 inches.
Soil Classification As the subsurface soil samples were obtained in the field, they were visually and manually classified by the crew chief or site engineer/geologist in accordance with ASTM:D 2487-84 and ASTM:D 2488. Representative portions of the samples were then returned to the laboratory for further examination and for verification of the field classification. Logs of the borings indicating the depth and identification of the various strata, water level information and pertinent information regarding the method of maintaining and advancing the drill holes are included in Appendix B. Charts illustrating the soil classification procedure, the descriptive terminology and symbols used on the borings logs are also attached in Appendix C.
Monitoring Well Installation The monitoring well construction and installation details are provided on a soil boring log/monitoring well constniction data sheet.
Groundwater Sampling Groundwater samples were collected using laboratory cleaned, bottom loading plastic bailers. The samples were collected in 40 ml teflon lined, septum sealed glass purge and trap vials or 1 liter amber bottles, as appropriate.
Chain of Custody Upon collection of a sample to be analyzed in the laboratory, a chain of custody log was initiated. The chain of custody log included the following information: project, work order number, shipped by, shipped to, sampling point, location, field identification number, date taken, sample type, number of containers, analysis required, and sampler's signature.
The chain of custody log was shipped with the samples to the laboratory. On arrival at the laboratory, the samples were checked in and signed over to the appropriate laboratory personnel. A copy of the chain of custody log was then turned over to the project manager.
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Notary Public In and for --halt
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Signature of Afflarrt
MAY 1 0 1993 DO NOT WRITE BELO I LINE
OIL OAS H ARD OF LE ATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
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S. Dak. 011 ft Gas Board
FORM 7
PLUGGING RECORD Operator
Hunt Oil Company N•me of Lease
Sisk Enterprises Location of Well
19801 FSL & 1
Address
P.O. Box 3119, Casper, WY 82602
Well No. Field Reservoir
1 I Wildcat
Set.TverkRge or Mock & Survey County
,__---f .....,,..fluaLy ouLycyj Dee. LI, ILUONe RAM Application I Buffalo to drill this well was filed In name of
Hunt Oil Company Date plugged:
Itas this well ever produced oil or gas
No
Character of wed •t 011 Ibbia/daY)
N/A
completion (Initial production): Gas (MCF/day)
N/A Dry?
Yes
5/5/93 N•me
Total depth
1845'
Amount well producing 011 (bbistclaY)
N/A
when plugged: 1 Gas (SICF/day)
I N/A 1A'ater (bbls./day)
N/A of each formation contain- ing oil or gas. Indicate which formation open to well.bore al time of plugging
Fluid content of each formation Depth Interval of each formation Size, kin indicate giving amount
A depth of plug. used zones squeeze cemented.
cement.
1790 - 1450' 100 sx Premium, 2% i 1110 - 1280' 50 sx Premium, 2% Ci
50 sx Premium, 2% Ci 220 - 360'
60 - Surface 15 sx Premium, 2% Ci'
CASING R but Pine Put In well (ft) Pulled out (ft) Left I A ell (fl.) Give depth and
method of part. Ing casing (shot
ripped etc)
Packers and shoes
9-5/8" 297 None 297
Was wed filled with mud-laden fluid, according to regulations?
Yes In
Indicate deepe t formation containing fresh water.
Dakota addition to other Information required on this form if rm. ...al ..... — L.__ . . . . - • - ' --' - - .. ons
ase of fresh water sand. perforated Interval to fresh water sand, name and address of surface owner, and attach or use as a resh water well. give all pertinent details
ging which might be reouiretL Irtter from surface owner authorizing completion of this well as a a Ater well and •greeing to assume full liability for any subsequent plug-
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SUNDRY N OTICES AND REP ORT ON WELLS
SISK ENTERPRISES WELL /JO.
FARM OR LEASE NAME
om WELL 0 GAS WELL 0 0 DRY Flk.L0 AND POO , UR WILDCAT
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HUNT OIL COMPANY A U
P .0. BOX 3119 CASPER, WY 82602 (307) 237-8461 LOCATION (In feet from nearest nes section or legal subdivis ON where POW
1980' FSL 4 1980' FWI (TREATY BOUNDARY SURVEY)
(D. R B.. 1LT.. etermme
1832' GRD, 1843' KB
WILDCAT NO. ACRES IN LEASE
1457;54 . nA P. AGE-
NESW SEC.21,T108N,R7OW COUNTY
OEL 'D G BOARD F THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA
Silessase
S. nth. 011 Oas Board • FORM
BUFFALO INDICATE BELOW DT CHECK MA-RIC NATURE OF REPORT. NOTICE OR OTHER DATA
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO: SUBSEQUENT REPORT OF:
WATER SHUT-OFFm SHOOTING CHI ACIDIZING I_ REPAIRING WELL
NOTICE OF SPUD XX A.LTERING CASTNG
ejortipeleHonn.P:rn Trlee;ouimuiplecUemntiritearraleth" F9onrmWeell of starting any proposed work) DESCRIBE PROPOSED OR COMPLETED OPERATIONS (Clearly slate all pertinent details. •nd give pert nant dates. Including estimated d•te
THIS WELL WAS SPUDDED AT 7:30 P.M. ON 4/29/93.
I hereby certlfct t the ego adys ork or operation performed • true and correct report of each work or operaUon. SIGNED —Jo TITLE .S.R.L_EINDLEElla DATE ' -7/4-1/F Riki41593 DO NOT WIUTE BELO TILI LIKE
TEST WATER SHUT-OFF
FRACTURE TREAT
MULTIPLE COMPLETE
ABANDON
SHOOT OR ACIDIZE
REPAIR WELL
PULL OR ALTER CASING
Approved Date
CONDIT/ONS, IF ANT:
CORRESPONDENCE
[EAT FACES.GREAT PLACES.
January 19, 1995
DEPARTMENT of ENVIRONMENT and NATURAL RESOURCES
OIL AND GAS PROGRAM 2050 West Main, Suite #1 Rapid City, SD 57702 Telephone 605-394-2229 FAX Number 605-394-5317
Sisk Enterprises 203 East 2nd Street Miller, SD 57362
This Department has recently inspected the following well site drilled on your land. We found the surface restoration meets with our requirements.
Permit Well name and location
1535 Hunt #1 Sisk Enterprises 108N-70W-21 NESW, Buffalo County
At the bottom of this letter is an acknowledgement that the surface restoration has been returned to a condition that meets with your approval. If this is true, please date, sign and return this letter to our office. If this does not meet with your approval, please advise us what work needs to be completed by notation at the bottom of this letter.
Thank you for this information.
-,Yhzzf Sue Waite
The surface restoration at the site listed has been completed to nny satisfaction.
Dated: /— Signed.e-- -77 for Sisk nterprises
cc/ Roberta Pastorkovich Hunt Oil Company Fountain Place 1445 Ross at Field Dallas, TX 75202-2785
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RECEIVEI5
JAN 0 1995
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MISCELLANEOUS
NO MISCELLANEOUS INFORMATION FOR THIS WELL
AS OF 5/10/2011