FEB 2 5 2013 SECRETARY, BOARD OF

OfL, GAS & MlNING

BEFORE THE BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

STATE OF UTAH

IN THE MATTER OF THE REQUEST FOR AGENCY ACTION OF BILL BARRETT CORPORATION FOR AN ORDER AUTHORIZING THE FLARING OF GAS IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNTS ALLOWED UNDER UTAH ADMIN. CODE RULE R649-3-20(1.1) FROM THE FD 15-7-2-2 WELL LOCATED IN THE SWV4SEV4 OF SECTION 7, TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH, RANGE 2 EAST, USM, UINTAH COUNTY UTAH

PETITIONER'S EXHIBITS

I>ocket~0.2013-009

Cause No. 131-133

Pursuant to Utah Admin. Code Rule R641-105-500, Petitioner Bill Barrett

Corporation ("BBC"), by and through its counsel of record, MacI>onald & Miller Mineral

Legal Services, PLLC, hereby respectfully submits the following exhibits intended to be

offered into evidence in support of its Request for Agency Action at the March 27, 2013

hearing on this cause:

EXHIBIT "A" - BBC's witnesses ' resumes (collectively, 4 pages):

• Thomas J. Abell - Landman • Anna M. Young -Reservoir Engineering Advisor

EXHIBIT "B" - PI> 15-7-2-2 location map (l page).

EXHIBIT "C" - Aerial photograph with PI> 15-7-2-2 Well location (l page).

EXHIBIT "D" - Leasehold Ownership (collectively, 2 pages).

EXHIBIT "E" - Aerial photographs reflecting planned pipeline route and proposed tie-in (collectively, 2 pages).

EXHIBIT "F" - Gas Analysis of the 15-7 Well (also previously submitted as Exhibit "2" to the RAA) (1 page)

EXHIBIT "G" - FD 15-7 production and forecast (1 page).

EXHIBIT "H" - FD 15-7 projected production (1 page).

EXHIBIT "I" - Surrounding Green River/Wasatch completions (1 page).

EXHIBIT "J" - Gas production from surrounding Green River/Wasatch completions (1 page).

EXHIBIT "K" - Economic Evaluation, including a description of the amount of gas used in lease operations (collectively, 2 pages).

Respectfully submitted this26" h day of February, 2013.

MACDoNALD & MILLER MINERAL LEGAL

SERVICES, PLLC

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BY: /~ Relm . Miller 7090 S. Union Park Ave., Suite 420 Salt Lake City, UT 84047 Telephone: (801) 676-0050 Facsimile: (801) 676-0051 E-Mail: relma@macmillerlegal.com Attorneys for Petitioner Bill Barrett Corporation

THOMAS JOHN ABELL 2825 South Monroe Street. Denver, Colorado 80210 • 303-408-7765 • tom.abell@rockymountainoilandgas.com

SKILLS AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS

• Recently completed Masters program in Natural Resource Law and Policy at the University of Denver • Skilled in upstream project development, contract preparation, negotiation, communication, title research • Third generation land professional; excellent interpersonal skills, work well individually and in team environment • Firm understanding of real property law, conveyancing, interest calculations and AAPL Code of Ethics

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

In-House Landman - Bill Barrett Corporation May 20n-Present • Manage Land Operations in Uintah Basin for 30,000 Net Acre Exploration and Development Program • Oversee 10 field Landmen performing various aspects oflandwork in Uintah Basin • Responsible for coordinating communication between internal teams and external contractors • Make key development decisions on new leasehold acquisitions, pipeline routes and facilities placements • Insure Company is compliant with relevant County, State and Federal Oil and Gas Regulations

Independent Landman - Wyoming, Nebraska, Kansas, North Dakota, Utah, Colorado Apr 2008-May 20n Roc1cy Mountain Oil and Gas, LLC - Owner Upstream Innovations/Chesapeake Energy May 2010 - Present

• Mineral acquisition and surface negotiations in highly competitive DJ Basin Niobrara play; complex semi-urban environment

• Produced patent to present Grantor/Grantee chain of title utilizing PLAN CRM system • High value lease negotiations with governmental authorities, HOA's and large land holdings firms

Fossil and Associates Jun 2009 - Present • Field project manager of 18 section E & P project in Kansas; patent to present title, lease acquisition, title curative

Wapiti Energy Jun 2010 - JUl20l0 • Completed A&D Due Diligence; verified "sellers" mineral interest, WI and NRI on behalf of "buyer" • Reviewed TO's, JIB statements, D/O's, and JOAs to ensure accuracy of accounting and method of acquiring title • Informed clients of contractual obligations or burdens; preferential rights to purchase, consents to assign, depth

restrictions, and other unusual lease provisions; $130M Assets involved in acquisition • Identified title defects; conducted analysis of Seller's land well files and technical files; such defects were

subsequently used to adjust in Buyer's favor and negotiate final closing prices • Composed land well files to be used for both A&D review and a post-closing E&P tool

Fitzsimmons LLC/Strata Energy Jan 2010 - Aug 2010 • Mineral acquisition and complex mineral title for large uranium development project in northeast Wyoming

Fidelity Land, LLC/Spiral Energy Apr 2008 - Dec 2009 • Negotiated oil and gas leases, SUA's, seismic permits, farmout agreements • Performed title Curative on 5 wells in ND; prepared stipulations, ratifications, affidavits of heirship etc. • Land Supervisor, 15 section seismic operation - bridged communication between seismic crew and land owners • Post production research - HBP lands, open/leased minerals, surface ownership, right-of-way, easements

Service Source - Sales Representative, Denver, Colorado May 2oo7-Apr 2008 • Surpassed quota in all but one quarter during tenure; adapt personal style to relate to specific customers • Overcame objections using proven sales techniques, consistently top performer on team, results driven

Nova Guides - Professional Backcountry Guide, Vail, Colorado May 2004-May 2006 Certified Class IV Colorado River Rafting Guide and Backcountry Snowmobile Guide • Demonstrated leadership and composure in high-stress situations; instructed clients on water safety and rescue;

anticipated hazards and modified experiences to ensure safety and enjoyment of clientele

EDUCATION

Masters in Natural Resource Law and Policy, University of Denver, Denver, CO Dec 2009 • Economics of Natural Resource Transactions, Oil and Gas Law, International Petroleum Transactions, Natural

Resource Law, Negotiation of Natural Resource Agreements, Public Land Law, Water Law, Indian Resource Law

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Cause No. 131-133

B.S. Business Administration, University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS Study Abroad Program, University of Wisconsin, Seville, Spain

AFFILIATIONS

Dec 2003

Sep-Jan 2001

American Association of Petroleum Landmen (AAPL), Denver Association of Petroleum Landmen (DAPL), Young Professionals in Energy (YPE)

- References Upon Request -

WORK EXPERIENCE

Anna M. Young 8973 E 29th Place

Denver, CO 80238

Reservoir Engineering Advisor, Bill Barrett Corp. Denver (Uinta Basin, Utah)

12110-present

Provide reservoir support for oil properties in the Uinta basin. Primary responsibilities include reserve determination, production forecasting, type curve development, evaluating exploration opportunities and analog well performance analysis. Serve as team coordinator, coordinating team meetings, field development plans, rig scheduling and yearly corporate budgeting.

Recognized and testified as an expert witness in Petroleum Engineering in a number of causes before the Board of Oil, Gas and Mining in the State of Utah.

Reservoir Engineering Advisor, Rosetta Resources Denver (Rocky Mountains)

1/10-12/10

Provide reservoir engineering support for Pinedale Anticline and southern San Juan CBM. Primary responsibilities include reserve determination, log evaluation, production forecasting, and analog performance analysis. Also provided engineering support for acquisition proposals in the eastern DJ basin biogenic Niobrara play.

Sr. Reservoir Engineer, New Ventures, Cimarex Energy Denver (Continental US.)

11/08-1/10

Provide reservoir engineering support in evaluating unconventional new plays including Haynesville shale, Eagleford shale, Bakken, Niobrara, and Marcellus shale. Primary responsibilities include data gathering, log evaluation, play studies, reserve determination, competitor analysis and economics.

Sr. Reservoir Engineer, Gulf Coast Exploration Region, Cimarex Energy Denver (SE Texas, South Louisiana)

7/05-11/08

Provide reservoir engineering support for a multi-disciplinary South Louisiana, SE Texas exploration team. Primary responsibilities included probabilistic reserve determination, risked prospect economics, analog field studies, log evaluation, reservoir simulation and reserve forecasting.

Staff Reservoir Engineer, Shell Rocky Mtn. Production Denver (Pinedale Anticline, W}j

1/02-7/05

Developed and implemented a development process for the Pinedale Anticline which included managing construction, drilling, and completion schedules, internal and external AFE's, coordinating well permitting activities, managing internal and external AFE's, and well justifications. Regularly met with BLM to discuss permitting and development activity with regard to the Pinedale ROD/EIS. Instituted and lead weekly rig schedule and weekly engineering meetings to better manage all facets of the development of the Anticline. Developed 2003 and 2004 capital investment programs. Coordinated major subsurface projects with both Denver and Houston staff Provided reservoir engineering support including reservoir simulation, economics, reserve estimates and production forecasts.

Sr. Reservoir Engineer, Shell Offshore Inc. New Orleans (GOM - Shelf, LA State Waters)

1/97-12/01

Worked as a reservoir engineer in a development group, updating field studies and preparing drilling

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EDUCATION

opportunities for fields in primary and secondary re-development. Responsibilities included well economics, justifications, and reserve evaluation using volumetric analysis, reservoir simulation, and material balance. Served as team lead on two of the projects.

Worked as a surveillance reservoir engineer within a multidisciplinary team responsible for Eugene Island 3301175/136 and 152 fields in Gulf of Mexico and Louisiana State Waters. Specific activities included reserve evaluation, production forecasting, pressure transient analysis, reservoir simulations, determining acid stimulation candidates, determining additional well and recompletion opportunities, and lease tract value during lease sales.

Reservoir Engineer, Shell Western E&P Inc. Houston (Texas - South/North/East)

6/92-12/96

Worked as a reservoir engineer on various multidisciplinary teams in South Texas (Vicksburg and Frio). Provided well economics, reserve and production forecasts, pressure transient analysis and material balance analysis for both production and exploration projects. Recommended reconditioning and recompletion work in wells, primarily on hydraulic fracture performance. Aided in the preparation of wells/fields for severance tax exemption and commingled well status.

Performed a broad reservoir study of an old waterflood (North Texas) and increased the value of the waterflood by identifying some unconventional ideas to access unswept reserves which included horizontal sidetracks and a horizontal well. Coordinated the drilling of 3 Cotton Valley sandstone wells on East Texas leasehold. Prepared sale values for both fields and aided in the final sale transaction.

Served as team leader for a Frio field, South Texas field and NorthlEast Texas fields. Duties included coordinating bi-monthly team meetings, preparing agendas, and serving as the focal point for issues regarding these fields.

Worked as a member ofthe 'growth team' for one year in the South Texas area calculating field acquisition prices and evaluating economics of exploration prospects.

Summer Intern, Mobil Oil Corp. 7/91-8/91

6/89-8/89, 6/90-8/90,

Employed three summers as a summer intern for Mobil Oil. Worked two summers with operations in Duncan, OK and Hugoton, KS and one summer in the Denver office with engineering on 2 waterfloods in Wyoming.

Various inhouse training courses at Shell E&P Co. (Phase I, II, III) 6/92-7/05 B.Sc. in Petroleum Engineering, Colorado School of Mines, 5/92

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BBC -79.159141% Forest Oil - 4.096137%

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• Slover Minerals, L.P. - 0.117714%

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GaS! Analysis by Chromatograph @14.73 NAME MOLEO/O BTIJ Nitrogen 0.3340 0.0000 Methane 84.4737 855.1583 CO2 0.6990 0.0000 Ethane 7.3732 130.7854 HlS 0.0000 0.0000 Propane 3.9253 98.9930 i-Butane 0.8011 26.1112 n-Butane 1.1860 38.7804 I-Pentane 0.3940 15.8000 D-Penlane 0.4036 16.2165 hexanes 0.2786 13.2806 heptanes 0.1012 5.5815 octanes 0.0248 1.5533 nonanes 0.0055 0.3857

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43047302860000 UlE INDIAN TRIBE 1 -35A1E EPENERGY E&PCOMPANY LP ACT GREEN RIVER/WASATCH 1S 1E 35 251,316 224,707 33,620 12116/1977

43047:309310000 UlE TRIBAL COM 1-2 B1E HOM8.AND GAS & OIL INCORPOI SI GREEN RIVER/WASATCH 2S 1E 2 83,411 30,768 21,051 7/2211981

43047306730000 UlE 1-11-B1 E GRAHAM RESOURCES INCORPOF P&A GREEN RIVER/WASATCH 2S 1E 11 33,171 13,889 7,251 3/17/1980

4304730n40000 UlE TRIBAL 1-14B1E HOMB.AND GAS & OIL INCORPOI SI GREEN RIVER/WASATCH 2S 1E 14 39,297 16,543 10,141 10/7/1980

43047301660000 MEAGHER TRUST 1-20-B2E ANR PRODUCTlON COMPANY INC P&A GREEN RIVERIWASATCH 2S 2E 20 63,621 76,356 7,710 11/211974

430473.28490000 FEDERAL 2-28E19E EPENERGY E&PCOMPANY LP ACT GREEN RIVERIWASATCH 5S 19E 28 248,280 18,144 4,855 412411977

43047301750000 FEDERAL 1-28 E19E EPENERGY E&PCOMPANY LP ACT GREEN RIVER/WASATCH 5S 19E 28 159,220 48,899 11,333 611011974

43047301810000 FEDERAL (R-14) 1-27 ALBERTA GAS COMPANY ACT GREEN RIVER/WASATCH 5S 19E 27 127,635 56,260 11,430 11/2311974

43047384000000 HUBER FEDERAL 26-24 UTE ENERGY UPSTlREA M HOLDIN S I WASATCH 5S 19E 26 48,828 16,063 55,167 311012007 43047396410000 OURAY VALLEY ST 36-11-5-19 UTE ENERGY UPSTlREAM HOLDIN SI GREEN RIVER/WASATCH 5S 19E 36 22,741 4,806 18,117 8/1712008

43047155890000 GUSHER UNIT 1 ALBERTA GAS COMPANY ACT GREEN RIVER 5S 19E 35 60,651 14,700 30,152 11/10/1949

43047303000000 FEDERAL 1-33 ALBERTA GAS COMPANY SI GREEN RIVER 5S 19E 33 80,291 20,796 28,371 812811977

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14 Wells Total Totals 1,222,307 542,533 245,511

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• Listing of all Green River/Wasatch completions within an IV township radius around well

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Gas Disposition Options • Gas pipeline alternatives

.:. Other industry processes such as Compressed Natural Gas (CNG), Electrical Generation, Gas-to-Liquids (GTL) or Gas Injection

" All require 'high' capital investment

" Longer time frame than current estimate for pipeline (up to years vs. months)

.:. Lease use " Well is expected to produce more than equipment needs

" Current production> 125 mcf/d, expected usage 20 mcf/d

• Gas pipeline (preferred option) .:. Planned infrastructure to south ("'8 miles), will be connecting

future new wells to system (5 in 2013 alone) .

. :. Construction timing is expected to commence mid-March 2013 and take "'6 months to complete

.:. Cost effective given ability to connect future wells'" $4,000M

Bill Barrett Corporation Docket No. 2013-009 Exhibit K-1

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Flaring justification • Economic impact of shutting in well

.:. Reduction in net present value ~ 6 months curtailment to 1,800 mcf/mo would result in 4% lower present value

~ Assumes a flat $90/bbl oil and $2.75/mmcf gas price with appropriate price adjustments

~ Flaring volume limit request of 6,000 mef/mo .:. Well initially produced higher than 6,000 mcf/mo but subsequently

declined until put on artificial lift when production increased again

.:. 6,000 mcf/mo (IV 200 mcf/d) is a reasonable high end limit given well's current performance. Do not expect to exceed.

Bill Barrett Corporation Docket No. 2013-009 Exhibit K-2

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