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Latest revision as of 18:34, 15 May 2020

Well Details

Well ID: 37-113-20396
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Country: United States
State: Pennsylvania
County: Sullivan
Municipality: Fox Township
Operator Name: CHIEF OIL & GAS LLC
Well Pad ID: 151436
Farm/Lease Name: LARRY BAUMUNK UNIT 3H
License Status:
Spud Date:
Permit Date: 2018-02-08
Well Type: GAS
Unconventional Well: Y
Configuration: Horizontal Well
Conservation: No
Latitude: 41.570964
Longitude: -76.741586

For data sources see[1][2][3]

Well History

Date Event
2018-02-08 New Permit Application
2018-11-27 Permit Renewal Application

For data sources see[4]



Inspection Data

Inspections Performed

Inspection ID Inspection Category Inspection Date Inspection Type Inspection Result Inspection Comments
2827053 Primary Facility 2019-01-14 Routine/Complete Inspection No Violations Noted Arrived onsite for a routine inspection at 12:04; the weather was ~30°F and breezy. The gate was open when I arrived.

There were 3 properly tagged Marcellus wells staged for production. The well cellars were filled with gravel. The Baumunk 1H annulus was plumbed to an ~350 gallon poly tank and the Czop 1H and 2H were plumbed to a 550 gallon poly tank. The tanks were not on additional secondary containment. There were 3 GPUs, 3 produced water tanks, and 1 fresh water injection tank onsite and in secondary containment. It did not appear that the fresh water tank was labeled.

Two detention basins were recently installed/modified. These areas were not yet vegetated but they were temporarily stabilized with straw and erosion control matting. The matting was rolled in several areas and may need to be repositioned (Photos #3-6). These areas also had CFS and straw bales as E&S controls. Other areas of the pad were well vegetated and no E&S issues were noted.

The Department recommends repositioning and securing

For data sources see[5]

References