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| Well ID: 34-013-20609
 
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| County: [[Belmont County, Ohio|Belmont]]
 
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| Operator Name: [[CNX GAS COMPANY LLC]]
 
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| Spud Date: 2010-07-13
 
| Spud Date: 2010-07-13
 
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| Unconventional: No
 
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| Configuration: Vertical
 
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| Well Status: Active Injection
 
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| Latitude: 40.0267459322
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| Inspection revealed that owner is still working on unloading pad and new building constructed art site they are still waiting on installing flow line too well head instructed them we would need to pressure test line once installed.
 
| Inspection revealed that owner is still working on unloading pad and new building constructed art site they are still waiting on installing flow line too well head instructed them we would need to pressure test line once installed.
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| On day of inspection drill pit has been covered. Pit liner and French drain has been removed. There is no more seepage out of the bank. Compliance Notice has been resolved.
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| Team Service rig on site to release packer and pull tubing, it was noted that packer has been released and they were placing 10# brine in well  so it would not flow during packer removal.
 
| Team Service rig on site to release packer and pull tubing, it was noted that packer has been released and they were placing 10# brine in well  so it would not flow during packer removal.
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| Inspection revealed that operator was waiting on enough water to be received so he could start injection pump it was noted that Force Well Service had one vacuum truck unloading at facility during my inspection.
 
| Inspection revealed that operator was waiting on enough water to be received so he could start injection pump it was noted that Force Well Service had one vacuum truck unloading at facility during my inspection.
 
Note: Operator stated that well was taking approximately 1400 bbl of brine per day.
 
Note: Operator stated that well was taking approximately 1400 bbl of brine per day.
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that the cage for the wellhead has been put back in place.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that the cage for the wellhead has been put back in place.
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| This well has been drilled and is currently shut in and awaiting completion work. There is 10,000 PSI frac valve on the well head. The earthing pits were found to be in good condition.
 
| This well has been drilled and is currently shut in and awaiting completion work. There is 10,000 PSI frac valve on the well head. The earthing pits were found to be in good condition.
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| FOLLOW UP TO NOV #  1282048725 On day of inspection I was in on site for a BOP Test. The BOP test could not be completed at present time because of wrong rubber size for the job. The CNX engineer Jay Hewitt notified me on a situation with water leaking out of hill. There were four places. There was a 4''flow and two 2''flows.There was also a 8''plastic corrugated pipe that was used for a french drain between the pit and the west wall of the location. I contacted Supervisor Simmers and Inspector Moravy. They told me to notify Inspector Farnsworth to assist me with this situation. I contacted Inspector Farnsworth and he would be in route ASAP.I started taking samples of the water.WS-1 was taken at the 4''stream down over the north end of the pit.WS-2 was taken at the sediment trap.WS-3 was taken at the center of the pit.Quantab readings revealed that the chlorides were 10,000-13,000ppm at WS-1 and WS-2.WS-3 and at site behind rig indicated that the chlorides were higher than that.Baroid employee Titus Robinson took samples also. He indicated that the ground water sample was at a chloride level at 13,000ppm.The pit sample was at a 28,000ppm in chlorides. Jay Hewitt contacted the construction team and advised them that he needed them on site to construct the containment pit down over hill. At this point in time, the source of water is yet to be determined. I contacted Tom Tomastik in Columbus and he advised that there were no wells in area near the CNX site.Delrick construction showed up and started to get prepared to construct the containment pit. Approximately 6:00pm Inspector Farnsworth arrived and Hewitt and I briefed him about the situation. We assessed the pit and the water flowing out of the hillside. There was no visible indication on the pit liner that there was a fluid loss from the drilling pit at this time. Inspection of the drilling pit revealed that pit liner was scorched and melted during the flaring of the Utica gas. We observed that the fluid level was at the lowest visible hole at this time. We tied an empty plastic sample bottle onto the flare line so that it was touching the fluid level so we could use this as fluid level indicator. Later in the evening we observed the water level was approximately one inch below the plastic bottle and the was a visible ring on the pit liner indicating a fluid loss. The drilling pit was losing fluid earlier in the evening , but due to the hot sun evaporating the fluid on the liner it was difficult to see the fluid loss. We notified Jay Hewitt that there was a visible fluid loss at this time and he immediately contacted water trucks and he also advised the drilling rig crew to start pumping the drilling pit into frac tanks. During the course of removing fluid from the drilling pit , we noticed a significant loss of water flow on the hillside. We continued to monitor the removal of the fluid from the drilling pit and the water flow on the hillside thru out the night and into the early morning. We advised Jay Hewitt to pump the fluids from the sediment trap and to keep pumping the fluid from the drilling pit until the water quits flowing out of the hillside. He advised that his company would empty the drilling pit and reline the drilling pit. We advised that they could pump it down below the holes or the could empty the pit and reline it. The operator is taking the appropriate remedial actions at this time. I advised Jay Hewitt that I would return to the site later today (Friday 13th) to check on compliance.
 
| FOLLOW UP TO NOV #  1282048725 On day of inspection I was in on site for a BOP Test. The BOP test could not be completed at present time because of wrong rubber size for the job. The CNX engineer Jay Hewitt notified me on a situation with water leaking out of hill. There were four places. There was a 4''flow and two 2''flows.There was also a 8''plastic corrugated pipe that was used for a french drain between the pit and the west wall of the location. I contacted Supervisor Simmers and Inspector Moravy. They told me to notify Inspector Farnsworth to assist me with this situation. I contacted Inspector Farnsworth and he would be in route ASAP.I started taking samples of the water.WS-1 was taken at the 4''stream down over the north end of the pit.WS-2 was taken at the sediment trap.WS-3 was taken at the center of the pit.Quantab readings revealed that the chlorides were 10,000-13,000ppm at WS-1 and WS-2.WS-3 and at site behind rig indicated that the chlorides were higher than that.Baroid employee Titus Robinson took samples also. He indicated that the ground water sample was at a chloride level at 13,000ppm.The pit sample was at a 28,000ppm in chlorides. Jay Hewitt contacted the construction team and advised them that he needed them on site to construct the containment pit down over hill. At this point in time, the source of water is yet to be determined. I contacted Tom Tomastik in Columbus and he advised that there were no wells in area near the CNX site.Delrick construction showed up and started to get prepared to construct the containment pit. Approximately 6:00pm Inspector Farnsworth arrived and Hewitt and I briefed him about the situation. We assessed the pit and the water flowing out of the hillside. There was no visible indication on the pit liner that there was a fluid loss from the drilling pit at this time. Inspection of the drilling pit revealed that pit liner was scorched and melted during the flaring of the Utica gas. We observed that the fluid level was at the lowest visible hole at this time. We tied an empty plastic sample bottle onto the flare line so that it was touching the fluid level so we could use this as fluid level indicator. Later in the evening we observed the water level was approximately one inch below the plastic bottle and the was a visible ring on the pit liner indicating a fluid loss. The drilling pit was losing fluid earlier in the evening , but due to the hot sun evaporating the fluid on the liner it was difficult to see the fluid loss. We notified Jay Hewitt that there was a visible fluid loss at this time and he immediately contacted water trucks and he also advised the drilling rig crew to start pumping the drilling pit into frac tanks. During the course of removing fluid from the drilling pit , we noticed a significant loss of water flow on the hillside. We continued to monitor the removal of the fluid from the drilling pit and the water flow on the hillside thru out the night and into the early morning. We advised Jay Hewitt to pump the fluids from the sediment trap and to keep pumping the fluid from the drilling pit until the water quits flowing out of the hillside. He advised that his company would empty the drilling pit and reline the drilling pit. We advised that they could pump it down below the holes or the could empty the pit and reline it. The operator is taking the appropriate remedial actions at this time. I advised Jay Hewitt that I would return to the site later today (Friday 13th) to check on compliance.
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| On day of inspection well was showing large flares at 8464'and at 8474'.They were at 1575 units on air.Haliburton Engineer is showing up. They will go to fluid. They plan to mix up 9.1weight and not go over 9.3ppg.
 
| On day of inspection well was showing large flares at 8464'and at 8474'.They were at 1575 units on air.Haliburton Engineer is showing up. They will go to fluid. They plan to mix up 9.1weight and not go over 9.3ppg.
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| Fishing for lost tools within tubing string.
 
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| On day of inspection Bret Farnsworth and I inspected well and found that chlorides were at 4360ppm.Wait on rain to purge. All water will be contained. Rig is at depth of 8995'.No major gas just slow drilling.
 
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| On day of inspection met with OEPA and USEPA on the site. There was a complaint about soap suds down hillside from site. It was biodegradable rig soap. The company provided a set of MSDS sheets for us. Looked at the pit and the problems that were at the site. They were satisfied that the issues were being rectified.
 
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| This inspection was due to a Compliance Notice that had not been resolved. The leaking pit was fixed and has since been closed. Compliance notice RESOLVED.
 
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation today they were changing out injection pump during my inspection and were planning on starting pump if they got it hooked up and plumbed in.
 
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| Injection pump not operating today and unloading pad was clean and neat and no evidence of any spillage with in dike area.
 
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and there was two Force Trucking vacuum trucks unloading at facility during my inspection.
 
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| On day of inspection met with CNX man Clint Kelly. We took a tour of the rig and the site. We went over safety and the summary of the job. The rig started to drill mouse hole.
 
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| On site with company rep to discuss plumbing issues at well head he stated that corrections will be made within the next week and once they are completed he will call and request inspection on the repairs that were made.
 
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| On day of Inspection Inspector Farnsworth and I met with CNX Compliance man Jim Black and Jay Hewitt and Chris Miller. Water has stopped coming out of bank and sediment trap is lined and containing water and all chloride water is contained in containment pit at bottom. Water still seeping out around french drain. Chlorides are 5800ppm.All fluid is contained.
 
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| Inspected site along with local inspector Andrew Corder to go over guidelines for UIC inspection at SWIW facilities.
 
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that three 500 barrel storage tanks still remained on site and I called company rep and requested that they be emptied and removed from site.
 
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| On the day of my inspection the well site was restored in accordance with the ORC and preliminary restoration is now passed. PASSED
 
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and it was noted that annulus pressure has come up since my last inspection and I discussed this with company rep and he decided they would perform MIT test within the next couple weeks.
 
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| On day of inspection rig was getting stuck in the Utica shale. From 8190 -7600 set kick plug through drill pipe. Schlumberger set a 500' kick plug. Ran 40%excess and which is 569 sks. Then reversed circulated after a 500 ft pull.
 
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| On site to gather water sample to take to lab to be analyzed, inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that three vacuum trucks were unloading at facility during my inspection.
 
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| Per my conversation with Kevin Smith I stopped to look at the site of the proposed well. The conductor hole will be drilled in a smaller rig at the end of the week.
 
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| On day of inspection stopped in to look at rig. Rig was drilling at depth of 10,318'.Checked chlorides at place north and below drill pit. They were at 2700ppm.I also met with mud logger Scott Tyrell. I also met with Chris Miller CNX.
 
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| On day of inspection per phone call from Jay Hewitt of CNX well has been TD at 10,490'.They will probably set 26lb/ft 7''on formation packer to depth of 10,375'.At depth of 10,433'there was zone that took fluid at a rate of 100bbl -200bbl/hr.The fluid was at a weight of 10.5-10.7 and at 41visc.The drill pipe was being sucked over to the well bore. They set a gel pill with lcm and pulled drill pipe into the 9 5/8 casing. Topping off as needed. I talked with mud engineer and company man. I talked with TOOL pusher on Les Wilson rig 30.
 
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| On day of inspection I stopped in to check the status on the rig. They were drilling on 17.5''air hammer. They were at a depth of 1031'. They were going to 1800'.There will be at every 1000'a deviation survey ran to check the drift. The drift can only be 1%.After 4000' there will be a company come in and ran deviation tools. There was a Tim Rinehart with CNX that I spoke with.
 
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| On day of inspection drill pit has been covered. Pit liner and French drain has been removed. There is no more seepage out of the bank. Compliance Notice has been resolved.
 
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| On day of inspection Les Wilson rig running in with pipe and overshot and jars to retrieve the fish. The Total depth is at is at 8474'.At 8425 is where the bit is at.1200 bbl was what it should have took to load hole.1500bbl is what was actual. Lost circulation and started pulling drillpipe. Will trip out all pipe out of hole and mud up.
 
| On day of inspection Les Wilson rig running in with pipe and overshot and jars to retrieve the fish. The Total depth is at is at 8474'.At 8425 is where the bit is at.1200 bbl was what it should have took to load hole.1500bbl is what was actual. Lost circulation and started pulling drillpipe. Will trip out all pipe out of hole and mud up.
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| At about 9:00am Chris Miller the drilling consultant with CNX called and stated that the water quit running out of hill. Water trucks are not available today but water is contained. Chris stated that he has pictures. The trap/impoundment has been pulled down and they will line with a pit liner. I stated that we will continually monitor the chlorides.
 
| At about 9:00am Chris Miller the drilling consultant with CNX called and stated that the water quit running out of hill. Water trucks are not available today but water is contained. Chris stated that he has pictures. The trap/impoundment has been pulled down and they will line with a pit liner. I stated that we will continually monitor the chlorides.
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| On day of inspection I was in on site for a BOP Test. The BOP test could not be completed at present time because of wrong rubber size for the job. The CNX engineer Jay Hewitt notified me on a situation with water leaking out of hill. There were four places. There was a 4''flow and two 2''flows.There was also a 8''plastic corrugated pipe that was used for a French drain between the pit and the west wall of the location. I contacted Supervisor Simmers and Inspector Moravy. They told me to notify Inspector Farnsworth to assist me with this situation. I contacted Inspector Farnsworth and he would be in route ASAP.I started taking samples of the water.WS-1 was taken at the 4''stream down over the north end of the pit.WS-2 was taken at the sediment trap.WS-3 was taken at the center of the pit. Quantab readings revealed that the chlorides were 10,000-13,000ppm at WS-1 and WS-2.WS-3 and at site behind rig indicated that the chlorides were higher than that.The Baroid employee Titus Robinson took samples also. He indicated that the ground water sample was at a chloride level at 13,000ppm.The pit sample was at a 28,000ppm in chlorides. Jay Hewitt contacted the construction team and advised them that he needed them on site to construct the containment pit down over hill. At this point in time, the source of water is yet to be determined. I contacted Tom Tomastik in Columbus and he advised that there were no wells in area near the CNX site. Delrick construction showed up and started to get prepared to construct the containment pit. Approximately 6:00pm Inspector Farnsworth arrived and Hewitt and I briefed him about the situation. We assessed the pit and the water flowing out of the hillside. There was no visible indication on the pit liner that there was a fluid loss from the drilling pit at this time. Inspection of the drilling pit revealed that pit liner was scorched and melted during the flaring of the Utica gas. We observed that the fluid level was at the lowest visible hole at this time. We tied an empty plastic sample bottle onto the flare line so that it was touching the fluid level so we could use this as fluid level indicator. Later in the evening we observed the water level was approximately one inch below the plastic bottle and the was a visible ring on the pit liner indicating a fluid loss. The drilling pit was losing fluid earlier in the evening , but due to the hot sun evaporating the fluid on the liner it was difficult to see the fluid loss. We notified Jay Hewitt that there was a visible fluid loss at this time and he immediately contacted water trucks and he also advised the drilling rig crew to start pumping the drilling pit into flow back tanks. During the course of removing fluid from the drilling pit , we noticed a significant loss of water flow on the hillside. We continued to monitor the removal of the fluid from the drilling pit and the water flow on the hillside thru out the night and into the early morning. We advised Jay Hewitt to pump the fluids from the sediment trap and to keep pumping the fluid from the drilling pit until the water quits flowing out of the hillside. He advised that his company would empty the drilling pit and reline the drilling pit. We advised that they could pump it down below the holes or the could empty the pit and reline it. The operator is taking the appropriate remedial actions at this time. I advised Jay Hewitt that I would return to the site later today (Friday 13th) to check on compliance.
 
| On day of inspection I was in on site for a BOP Test. The BOP test could not be completed at present time because of wrong rubber size for the job. The CNX engineer Jay Hewitt notified me on a situation with water leaking out of hill. There were four places. There was a 4''flow and two 2''flows.There was also a 8''plastic corrugated pipe that was used for a French drain between the pit and the west wall of the location. I contacted Supervisor Simmers and Inspector Moravy. They told me to notify Inspector Farnsworth to assist me with this situation. I contacted Inspector Farnsworth and he would be in route ASAP.I started taking samples of the water.WS-1 was taken at the 4''stream down over the north end of the pit.WS-2 was taken at the sediment trap.WS-3 was taken at the center of the pit. Quantab readings revealed that the chlorides were 10,000-13,000ppm at WS-1 and WS-2.WS-3 and at site behind rig indicated that the chlorides were higher than that.The Baroid employee Titus Robinson took samples also. He indicated that the ground water sample was at a chloride level at 13,000ppm.The pit sample was at a 28,000ppm in chlorides. Jay Hewitt contacted the construction team and advised them that he needed them on site to construct the containment pit down over hill. At this point in time, the source of water is yet to be determined. I contacted Tom Tomastik in Columbus and he advised that there were no wells in area near the CNX site. Delrick construction showed up and started to get prepared to construct the containment pit. Approximately 6:00pm Inspector Farnsworth arrived and Hewitt and I briefed him about the situation. We assessed the pit and the water flowing out of the hillside. There was no visible indication on the pit liner that there was a fluid loss from the drilling pit at this time. Inspection of the drilling pit revealed that pit liner was scorched and melted during the flaring of the Utica gas. We observed that the fluid level was at the lowest visible hole at this time. We tied an empty plastic sample bottle onto the flare line so that it was touching the fluid level so we could use this as fluid level indicator. Later in the evening we observed the water level was approximately one inch below the plastic bottle and the was a visible ring on the pit liner indicating a fluid loss. The drilling pit was losing fluid earlier in the evening , but due to the hot sun evaporating the fluid on the liner it was difficult to see the fluid loss. We notified Jay Hewitt that there was a visible fluid loss at this time and he immediately contacted water trucks and he also advised the drilling rig crew to start pumping the drilling pit into flow back tanks. During the course of removing fluid from the drilling pit , we noticed a significant loss of water flow on the hillside. We continued to monitor the removal of the fluid from the drilling pit and the water flow on the hillside thru out the night and into the early morning. We advised Jay Hewitt to pump the fluids from the sediment trap and to keep pumping the fluid from the drilling pit until the water quits flowing out of the hillside. He advised that his company would empty the drilling pit and reline the drilling pit. We advised that they could pump it down below the holes or the could empty the pit and reline it. The operator is taking the appropriate remedial actions at this time. I advised Jay Hewitt that I would return to the site later today (Friday 13th) to check on compliance.
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| On day of inspection I was in on site for a BOP Test. The BOP test could not be completed at present time because of wrong rubber size for the job. The CNX engineer Jay Hewitt notified me on a situation with water leaking out of hill. There were four places. There was a 4''flow and two 2''flows.There was also a 8''plastic corrugated pipe that was used for a French drain between the pit and the west wall of the location. I contacted Supervisor Simmers and Inspector Moravy. They told me to notify Inspector Farnsworth to assist me with this situation. I contacted Inspector Farnsworth and he would be in route ASAP.I started taking samples of the water.WS-1 was taken at the 4''stream down over the north end of the pit.WS-2 was taken at the sediment trap.WS-3 was taken at the center of the pit. Quantab readings revealed that the chlorides were 10,000-13,000ppm at WS-1 and WS-2.WS-3 and at site behind rig indicated that the chlorides were higher than that.The Baroid employee Titus Robinson took samples also. He indicated that the ground water sample was at a chloride level at 13,000ppm.The pit sample was at a 28,000ppm in chlorides. Jay Hewitt contacted the construction team and advised them that he needed them on site to construct the containment pit down over hill. At this point in time, the source of water is yet to be determined. I contacted Tom Tomastik in Columbus and he advised that there were no wells in area near the CNX site. Delrick construction showed up and started to get prepared to construct the containment pit. Approximately 6:00pm Inspector Farnsworth arrived and Hewitt and I briefed him about the situation. We assessed the pit and the water flowing out of the hillside. There was no visible indication on the pit liner that there was a fluid loss from the drilling pit at this time. Inspection of the drilling pit revealed that pit liner was scorched and melted during the flaring of the Utica gas. We observed that the fluid level was at the lowest visible hole at this time. We tied an empty plastic sample bottle onto the flare line so that it was touching the fluid level so we could use this as fluid level indicator. Later in the evening we observed the water level was approximately one inch below the plastic bottle and the was a visible ring on the pit liner indicating a fluid loss. The drilling pit was losing fluid earlier in the evening , but due to the hot sun evaporating the fluid on the liner it was difficult to see the fluid loss. We notified Jay Hewitt that there was a visible fluid loss at this time and he immediately contacted water trucks and he also advised the drilling rig crew to start pumping the drilling pit into flow back tanks. During the course of removing fluid from the drilling pit , we noticed a significant loss of water flow on the hillside. We continued to monitor the removal of the fluid from the drilling pit and the water flow on the hillside thru out the night and into the early morning. We advised Jay Hewitt to pump the fluids from the sediment trap and to keep pumping the fluid from the drilling pit until the water quits flowing out of the hillside. He advised that his company would empty the drilling pit and reline the drilling pit. We advised that they could pump it down below the holes or the could empty the pit and reline it. The operator is taking the appropriate remedial actions at this time. I advised Jay Hewitt that I would return to the site later today (Friday 13th) to check on compliance.
 
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| On day of inspection Jay Hewitt called stated that there be a BOP Test at 8:00am.The test would consist of testing pipe rams,choke,kill line,annular,sheer rams. The test would be later today because of well head rubber size is 9 5/8 and Green energy group brought 11''well head rubber. The test revealed that we tested pipe rams, shear rams,annular,kill line to 250psi for 10min on low and 4500psi for 15min on high side. We tested choke to 4000psi on high and 250psi on low side. BOP test passed.
 
| On day of inspection Jay Hewitt called stated that there be a BOP Test at 8:00am.The test would consist of testing pipe rams,choke,kill line,annular,sheer rams. The test would be later today because of well head rubber size is 9 5/8 and Green energy group brought 11''well head rubber. The test revealed that we tested pipe rams, shear rams,annular,kill line to 250psi for 10min on low and 4500psi for 15min on high side. We tested choke to 4000psi on high and 250psi on low side. BOP test passed.
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| On day of inspection went in to site and took a chloride reading on a quantab and it revealed that the water has dropped back to 2400ppm on chlorides. It is all being contained and monitored. Still extracting from the drill pit. Rig drilled into Utica shale and drilled through and hit a good flare on 10.2ppg on drill mud and showed 350units.Met with Jim Black and Jay Hewitt and Chris Miller. At 4:30 was at 8528'.Just getting into the Trenton. The will take samples every 10' for mud logger.
 
| On day of inspection went in to site and took a chloride reading on a quantab and it revealed that the water has dropped back to 2400ppm on chlorides. It is all being contained and monitored. Still extracting from the drill pit. Rig drilled into Utica shale and drilled through and hit a good flare on 10.2ppg on drill mud and showed 350units.Met with Jim Black and Jay Hewitt and Chris Miller. At 4:30 was at 8528'.Just getting into the Trenton. The will take samples every 10' for mud logger.
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| On day of inspection rig was at depth of 9818'.They tripped drill pipe out and removed PDC bit and installed tricone bit. They were at 10.7 ppg mud and 41 viscosity.
 
| On day of inspection rig was at depth of 9818'.They tripped drill pipe out and removed PDC bit and installed tricone bit. They were at 10.7 ppg mud and 41 viscosity.
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| On day of inspection stopped in to check status and tricone bit went down. They were tripping pipe out of hole and going in with a magnet and junk basket. Depth was at 10,134'.Checked the chlorides and they were at 3500ppm.
 
| On day of inspection stopped in to check status and tricone bit went down. They were tripping pipe out of hole and going in with a magnet and junk basket. Depth was at 10,134'.Checked the chlorides and they were at 3500ppm.
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| On day of inspection checked status on how the production job went and picked up samples for geological survey. No water running out of bank anywhere.
 
| On day of inspection checked status on how the production job went and picked up samples for geological survey. No water running out of bank anywhere.
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| On day of inspection it was raining I had met with Jim Black on the site. It was causing soap suds on hillside and I told Black to get some environmental friendly de foamer sent to site. I was told that a tote of biodegradable soap was opened up and causing the problem. Up on inspection found that there was 25 roll offs on site and the company was loading them with pit cuttings. They will remove the pit liner and install fire clay in the bottom of the pit. All cuttings are hauled to an approved landfill.
 
| On day of inspection it was raining I had met with Jim Black on the site. It was causing soap suds on hillside and I told Black to get some environmental friendly de foamer sent to site. I was told that a tote of biodegradable soap was opened up and causing the problem. Up on inspection found that there was 25 roll offs on site and the company was loading them with pit cuttings. They will remove the pit liner and install fire clay in the bottom of the pit. All cuttings are hauled to an approved landfill.
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| On day of inspection a company called McCutcheon was in sucking sludge out of tanks. Cleaning two fishburn tanks.
 
| On day of inspection a company called McCutcheon was in sucking sludge out of tanks. Cleaning two fishburn tanks.
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that one Force vacuum truck was unloading at facility during my inspection.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that one Force vacuum truck was unloading at facility during my inspection.
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| On site to witness setting of storage tanks and building construction of pump house and electrical building they will start plumbing tanks together tomorrow and possibly start on construction of unloading pad.
 
| On site to witness setting of storage tanks and building construction of pump house and electrical building they will start plumbing tanks together tomorrow and possibly start on construction of unloading pad.
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| Stopped by site to check on progress of building construction and placing of flow line to wellhead the line was installed to well it will need to be tested before well goes into operation and building for the injection pump is nearly complete and tanks are plumbed up and ready to be put into service.
 
| Stopped by site to check on progress of building construction and placing of flow line to wellhead the line was installed to well it will need to be tested before well goes into operation and building for the injection pump is nearly complete and tanks are plumbed up and ready to be put into service.
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| Facility under construction nearly complete with electrical work once done they will be ready to go into operation once pressure testing is complete.
 
| Facility under construction nearly complete with electrical work once done they will be ready to go into operation once pressure testing is complete.
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| On site to witness testing of flow line to well head and also witness pressure testing of injection pumps, we tested flow line @2500 psi and monitored pressure for 15 minutes with no decline in pressure and we tested plumbing and injection pumps at 2400 psi and monitored for leaks for 30  minutes with no leaks detected.
 
| On site to witness testing of flow line to well head and also witness pressure testing of injection pumps, we tested flow line @2500 psi and monitored pressure for 15 minutes with no decline in pressure and we tested plumbing and injection pumps at 2400 psi and monitored for leaks for 30  minutes with no leaks detected.
 
Note: Facility is fully automated and  there will be company personell on site while vaccum trucks unload at facility.
 
Note: Facility is fully automated and  there will be company personell on site while vaccum trucks unload at facility.
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation today.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation today.
 
Note: Onsite to witness MIT testing along with UIC Director and group from Central Office to witness testing preformed by Producers Services they pressured up on annulus to 2540 psi and we monitored pressure for 15 minutes with a 5 lb pressure loss(TEST PASSED).
 
Note: Onsite to witness MIT testing along with UIC Director and group from Central Office to witness testing preformed by Producers Services they pressured up on annulus to 2540 psi and we monitored pressure for 15 minutes with a 5 lb pressure loss(TEST PASSED).
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation and it was noted that two Force water trucks were unloading at facility during my inspection.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation and it was noted that two Force water trucks were unloading at facility during my inspection.
 
Note: Personnel was on site applying protective winter cover on all exposed plumbing at facility.
 
Note: Personnel was on site applying protective winter cover on all exposed plumbing at facility.
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| Inspection revealed  that facility is nearly complete and within the next couple weeks they should be ready to pressure test lines and plumbing before putting well into operation.
 
| Inspection revealed  that facility is nearly complete and within the next couple weeks they should be ready to pressure test lines and plumbing before putting well into operation.
 
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Note: Liner in tank area needs to be covered with stone too help prevent it from deteriorating due to exposure to sunlight.
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| Notice of Compliance is resolved on 3-19-13 by Patrick Shreve.
 
| Notice of Compliance is resolved on 3-19-13 by Patrick Shreve.
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that annulus pressure is building up due to thermal expansion and I called company and requested that they bring out small tank so we can bleed down annular pressure.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that annulus pressure is building up due to thermal expansion and I called company and requested that they bring out small tank so we can bleed down annular pressure.
 
Note: Annulus pressure was recorded from there monitor due to bad valve on annulus and I contacted company and requested that they replace valve so I can place my gauge on and record pressure with state gauge.
 
Note: Annulus pressure was recorded from there monitor due to bad valve on annulus and I contacted company and requested that they replace valve so I can place my gauge on and record pressure with state gauge.
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| 1371173235
 
| 1371173235
 
| 2013-06-13
 
| 2013-06-13
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| On the day of my inspection I accompanied Dave Ball who took pressure readings and conducted a full site inspection. No violations noted.
 
| On the day of my inspection I accompanied Dave Ball who took pressure readings and conducted a full site inspection. No violations noted.
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| 2013-08-29
 
| 2013-08-29
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and contractor was working on concrete containment area for small storage tank up at the wellhead.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and contractor was working on concrete containment area for small storage tank up at the wellhead.
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| 2013-09-24
 
| 2013-09-24
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation today and it was noted that plumbing on well head will need to be replaced due to seals leaking on seal ring on flanges leaking when valves are in open position.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation today and it was noted that plumbing on well head will need to be replaced due to seals leaking on seal ring on flanges leaking when valves are in open position.
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| 2012-02-21
 
| 2012-02-21
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| Inspection revealed that unloading pad is under construction and pump house and electrical facility also will monitor site as time permits.
 
| Inspection revealed that unloading pad is under construction and pump house and electrical facility also will monitor site as time permits.
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| 2013-10-18
 
| 2013-10-18
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that more plumbing work is needed at wellhead.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that more plumbing work is needed at wellhead.
 
Note: Valve needs to be placed on line to tank so inspector can isolate pressure coming from annulus of tubing and pressure check down hole tubing pressure.
 
Note: Valve needs to be placed on line to tank so inspector can isolate pressure coming from annulus of tubing and pressure check down hole tubing pressure.
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| 2013-11-27
 
| 2013-11-27
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that wellhead has been winterized by applying insulation to all fittings.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that wellhead has been winterized by applying insulation to all fittings.
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| 2014-01-27
 
| 2014-01-27
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that there was a small leak in one of the flange connections and I informed operator that it would need to be repaired before injecting any more fluid into well.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that there was a small leak in one of the flange connections and I informed operator that it would need to be repaired before injecting any more fluid into well.
 
Note: Well was shut down  after discovering leak until repairs to faulty flange connection were made.
 
Note: Well was shut down  after discovering leak until repairs to faulty flange connection were made.
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| 2014-03-04
 
| 2014-03-04
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| On site to test tubing for possible leakage Continental Wire line ran slick line unit to 10,500' and then they set plug inside of tubing and Producers Services pressured up on tubing to check for possible leakage if no leaks are found they will bring in service rig to release packer and replace packer and tubing string.
 
| On site to test tubing for possible leakage Continental Wire line ran slick line unit to 10,500' and then they set plug inside of tubing and Producers Services pressured up on tubing to check for possible leakage if no leaks are found they will bring in service rig to release packer and replace packer and tubing string.
 
It was determined that tubing has leak and while testing the plug they set inside of packer with wire line got stuck they will attempt to free it up tomorrow and retrieve is they are unsuccessful they will pull packer and tubing.
 
It was determined that tubing has leak and while testing the plug they set inside of packer with wire line got stuck they will attempt to free it up tomorrow and retrieve is they are unsuccessful they will pull packer and tubing.
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| 2014-03-05
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| Wire line retrieved from inside of tubing they will try and fish remaining articles out of tubing tomorrow.
 
| Wire line retrieved from inside of tubing they will try and fish remaining articles out of tubing tomorrow.
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| Still fishing for lost tools within tubing string.
 
| Still fishing for lost tools within tubing string.
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| 2014-03-17
 
| 2014-03-17
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| Inspection revealed that service rig has arrived on site waiting on orders from company, once they receive the go ahead they will rig up and release packer and pull from well and once removed they will install a new packer and tubing and flush annulus with fresh water laden with inhibitor and perform required pressure test.
 
| Inspection revealed that service rig has arrived on site waiting on orders from company, once they receive the go ahead they will rig up and release packer and pull from well and once removed they will install a new packer and tubing and flush annulus with fresh water laden with inhibitor and perform required pressure test.
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| 2014-03-24
 
| 2014-03-24
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| On site to witness rebuilt Baker Hornet packer started in hole they ran 107 joints of tubing today and will resume running tubing in well tomorrow.
 
| On site to witness rebuilt Baker Hornet packer started in hole they ran 107 joints of tubing today and will resume running tubing in well tomorrow.
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| 2014-03-25
 
| 2014-03-25
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| On site to witness tubing and packer run into well and pressure test annulus of tubing once packer gets set in place.
 
| On site to witness tubing and packer run into well and pressure test annulus of tubing once packer gets set in place.
 
Note: Packer was set@10,305' and set in compression35K and we tested annulus pressure@2480 psi for 15 minutes with no decline in pressure.
 
Note: Packer was set@10,305' and set in compression35K and we tested annulus pressure@2480 psi for 15 minutes with no decline in pressure.
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| 2014-04-04
 
| 2014-04-04
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| On site to witness 1200 gallon acid job performed on said well Producers Services pumped acid and displaced it into formation and we monitored pressures throughout entire job.
 
| On site to witness 1200 gallon acid job performed on said well Producers Services pumped acid and displaced it into formation and we monitored pressures throughout entire job.
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| 2015-05-23
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| On site to witness tubing and packer run into well Basic Well Services ran 10,369' of 3.5 tubing and Baker Hornet packer and set it and Producers Services pumped fresh water and inhibitor and we pressured tested annulus at 2460 psi for 15 minutes with no decline in pressure
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| 2015-05-21
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| Basic Well Service running casing scrapper in well and they plan on cleaning out well bore to total depth of 10,394' and then they will prepare to run packer back into well on 5/23/15.
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| 2013-03-21
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| Injection pump not operating today and unloading pad was clean and neat and no evidence of any spillage with in dike area.
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| 2012-12-13
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and there was two Force Trucking vacuum trucks unloading at facility during my inspection.
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| On day of inspection met with CNX man Clint Kelly. We took a tour of the rig and the site. We went over safety and the summary of the job. The rig started to drill mouse hole.
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection.
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| 2013-09-26
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| On site with company rep to discuss plumbing issues at well head he stated that corrections will be made within the next week and once they are completed he will call and request inspection on the repairs that were made.
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| 2010-08-16
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| On day of Inspection Inspector Farnsworth and I met with CNX Compliance man Jim Black and Jay Hewitt and Chris Miller. Water has stopped coming out of bank and sediment trap is lined and containing water and all chloride water is contained in containment pit at bottom. Water still seeping out around french drain. Chlorides are 5800ppm.All fluid is contained.
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| 2013-06-13
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| Inspected site along with local inspector Andrew Corder to go over guidelines for UIC inspection at SWIW facilities.
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| 173415178
 
| 173415178
 
| 2010-07-09
 
| 2010-07-09
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| On day of inspection the Les Wilson co. is moving large rig in on location.
 
| On day of inspection the Les Wilson co. is moving large rig in on location.
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| 2010-08-13
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| On this day received phone call from Jim Black and Kevin Smith on water issue at site.
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| 1779679926
 
| 1779679926
 
| 2012-04-09
 
| 2012-04-09
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| Inspection revealed that facility is still under construction but is nearly complete we will test flow line and plumbing at pump house before putting well into operation.
 
| Inspection revealed that facility is still under construction but is nearly complete we will test flow line and plumbing at pump house before putting well into operation.
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| 1820614002
 
| 1820614002
 
| 2010-08-13
 
| 2010-08-13
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| On day of inspection I checked the drill pit and the area on hillside where water was coming out. Water was at a small tricle. Water trucks were hauling out of the pit. I took Quantab samples from the holes on the hill down to where there is a lined containment pit and down to culvert at St.Rt.800.The chlorides were at 5800 ppm. From the culvert to creek that runs parallel with State Route 800 The Chlorides were at .01 Parts Per Million. I told Chris Miller the CNX Consultant to haul out of the pit and the trap. Line the trap and from now on haul the fluids. I will be stopping in to Quantab the site and check chlorides.
 
| On day of inspection I checked the drill pit and the area on hillside where water was coming out. Water was at a small tricle. Water trucks were hauling out of the pit. I took Quantab samples from the holes on the hill down to where there is a lined containment pit and down to culvert at St.Rt.800.The chlorides were at 5800 ppm. From the culvert to creek that runs parallel with State Route 800 The Chlorides were at .01 Parts Per Million. I told Chris Miller the CNX Consultant to haul out of the pit and the trap. Line the trap and from now on haul the fluids. I will be stopping in to Quantab the site and check chlorides.
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| 2014-02-19
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| On site to witness testing on annulus of tubing, Producers Services pumped 450 gallon of fresh water and reached pressure of 2150# then ran out of water they shut one side of well head off and we monitored pressure with state gauge and pressure declined too 500# within four minutes which indicated that they have tubing leak or packer failure.
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| 1887229527
 
| 1887229527
 
| 2013-06-27
 
| 2013-06-27
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| 2014-06-17
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that three 500 barrel storage tanks still remained on site and I called company rep and requested that they be emptied and removed from site.
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| 2012-10-11
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| On the day of my inspection the well site was restored in accordance with the ORC and preliminary restoration is now passed. PASSED
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| 2013-12-16
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and it was noted that annulus pressure has come up since my last inspection and I discussed this with company rep and he decided they would perform MIT test within the next couple weeks.
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| 2013-02-01
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and well tender stated that they had brine trucks coming later today weather permitting.
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| 2013-08-14
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that one Force Energy vacuum truck was unloading at facility during my inspection.
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| Injection pump was in operation today and it was noted that owner has recently replaced filer pod in the pump house.
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| 2010-08-09
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| On day of inspection rig was getting stuck in the Utica shale. From 8190 -7600 set kick plug through drill pipe. Schlumberger set a 500' kick plug. Ran 40%excess and which is 569 sks. Then reversed circulated after a 500 ft pull.
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| On site to witness Basic Well Service set wireline plug inside of packer and pressure test tubing it checked out OK and it was determined that they have packer leakage and decision was made to release packer and pull from well.
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection.
 
| Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection.
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| 408655377
 
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| 2010-07-26
 
| 2010-07-26
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| On day of inspection talked with drilling consultant.tri cone bit was installed at 4935'. Rig is at 6206'.AT 6120'switched to soap. The Heidelberg showed 440 units.
 
| On day of inspection talked with drilling consultant.tri cone bit was installed at 4935'. Rig is at 6206'.AT 6120'switched to soap. The Heidelberg showed 440 units.
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| 2013-02-14
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation and dike area was clear of fresh water build up and unloading pad was clean and pump house was neat and clean.
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| 2012-09-19
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| On site to gather water sample to take to lab to be analyzed, inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that three vacuum trucks were unloading at facility during my inspection.
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| 2010-06-10
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| Per my conversation with Kevin Smith I stopped to look at the site of the proposed well. The conductor hole will be drilled in a smaller rig at the end of the week.
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| 2010-08-30
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| On day of inspection stopped in to look at rig. Rig was drilling at depth of 10,318'.Checked chlorides at place north and below drill pit. They were at 2700ppm.I also met with mud logger Scott Tyrell. I also met with Chris Miller CNX.
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| 2015-05-28
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| Producers Services on site to perform 2000 gallon acid treatment on said well they pumped 2000 gal of 28% acid and displaced it into the formation and they will resume operations on Monday June 1,2015.
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| 2015-06-03
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| Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation and BBU is in the process of cleaning out 500 barrel storage tanks that were used during recent work over project on said well.
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| 2010-09-02
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| On day of inspection per phone call from Jay Hewitt of CNX well has been TD at 10,490'.They will probably set 26lb/ft 7''on formation packer to depth of 10,375'.At depth of 10,433'there was zone that took fluid at a rate of 100bbl -200bbl/hr.The fluid was at a weight of 10.5-10.7 and at 41visc.The drill pipe was being sucked over to the well bore. They set a gel pill with lcm and pulled drill pipe into the 9 5/8 casing. Topping off as needed. I talked with mud engineer and company man. I talked with TOOL pusher on Les Wilson rig 30.
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| 2011-03-28
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| On day of inspection pit at bottom is needing sucked down.There is a 10,000psi frac valve installed.Will call company.
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| 2010-07-15
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| On day of inspection I stopped in to check the status on the rig. They were drilling on 17.5''air hammer. They were at a depth of 1031'. They were going to 1800'.There will be at every 1000'a deviation survey ran to check the drift. The drift can only be 1%.After 4000' there will be a company come in and ran deviation tools. There was a Tim Rinehart with CNX that I spoke with.
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| 839215518
 
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| 2011-10-26
 
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| Inspected site at request of UIC Director, company is applying for conversion of said well to SWIW well walked parameter of lease to check for water wells and waterways there were none found in area of wellhead, company has started construction of tank facility but it is not completed as of this date.
 
| Inspected site at request of UIC Director, company is applying for conversion of said well to SWIW well walked parameter of lease to check for water wells and waterways there were none found in area of wellhead, company has started construction of tank facility but it is not completed as of this date.
 
Note: Called and talked to company rep Kevin Smith concerning placing stone in ditch beside of lease road to help prevent erosion that might occur during heavy rainfall.
 
Note: Called and talked to company rep Kevin Smith concerning placing stone in ditch beside of lease road to help prevent erosion that might occur during heavy rainfall.
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| 2013-07-22
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| Injection pump was not operating during my inspection and it was noted that one Force Energy vacuum truck was unloading during my inspection.
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Well Details

Well ID: 34-013-20609
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County: Belmont
Municipality:
Operator Name: CNX GAS COMPANY LLC
Well Pad ID:
Farm/Lease Name:
First Permit Date:
Last Permit Date:
Spud Date: 2010-07-13
Unconventional: No
Configuration: Vertical
Well Status: Active Injection
Violations: 0
Latitude: 40.02666984
Longitude: -81.15989188

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID DATE DESCRIPTION COMMENT VIOLATION ID VIOLATION CODE VIOLATION COMMENT
-1080824226 2012-03-05 Inspection revealed that owner is still working on unloading pad and new building constructed art site they are still waiting on installing flow line too well head instructed them we would need to pressure test line once installed. Compliance Notice
-1080824226 2012-03-05 Inspection revealed that owner is still working on unloading pad and new building constructed art site they are still waiting on installing flow line too well head instructed them we would need to pressure test line once installed. Compliance Notice
1104872061 2010-12-09 On day of inspection drill pit has been covered. Pit liner and French drain has been removed. There is no more seepage out of the bank. Compliance Notice has been resolved.
-1133218044 2014-03-20 Team Service rig on site to release packer and pull tubing, it was noted that packer has been released and they were placing 10# brine in well so it would not flow during packer removal.
-1162343719 2013-01-16 Inspection revealed that operator was waiting on enough water to be received so he could start injection pump it was noted that Force Well Service had one vacuum truck unloading at facility during my inspection.

Note: Operator stated that well was taking approximately 1400 bbl of brine per day.

-1178263128 2014-08-19 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that the cage for the wellhead has been put back in place.
-1182533367 2011-03-28 This well has been drilled and is currently shut in and awaiting completion work. There is 10,000 PSI frac valve on the well head. The earthing pits were found to be in good condition.
1211769218 2012-02-16 Inspection revealed that 8-300 bbl tanks and 2-400 bbl tanks and 1-100 bbl tank were set within dike area and pump house and electrical building is under construction will monitor site too make sure contractor follows site plans established for said well.
-1236205293 2010-08-12 FOLLOW UP TO NOV # 1282048725 On day of inspection I was in on site for a BOP Test. The BOP test could not be completed at present time because of wrong rubber size for the job. The CNX engineer Jay Hewitt notified me on a situation with water leaking out of hill. There were four places. There was a 4flow and two 2flows.There was also a 8plastic corrugated pipe that was used for a french drain between the pit and the west wall of the location. I contacted Supervisor Simmers and Inspector Moravy. They told me to notify Inspector Farnsworth to assist me with this situation. I contacted Inspector Farnsworth and he would be in route ASAP.I started taking samples of the water.WS-1 was taken at the 4stream down over the north end of the pit.WS-2 was taken at the sediment trap.WS-3 was taken at the center of the pit.Quantab readings revealed that the chlorides were 10,000-13,000ppm at WS-1 and WS-2.WS-3 and at site behind rig indicated that the chlorides were higher than that.Baroid employee Titus Robinson took samples also. He indicated that the ground water sample was at a chloride level at 13,000ppm.The pit sample was at a 28,000ppm in chlorides. Jay Hewitt contacted the construction team and advised them that he needed them on site to construct the containment pit down over hill. At this point in time, the source of water is yet to be determined. I contacted Tom Tomastik in Columbus and he advised that there were no wells in area near the CNX site.Delrick construction showed up and started to get prepared to construct the containment pit. Approximately 6:00pm Inspector Farnsworth arrived and Hewitt and I briefed him about the situation. We assessed the pit and the water flowing out of the hillside. There was no visible indication on the pit liner that there was a fluid loss from the drilling pit at this time. Inspection of the drilling pit revealed that pit liner was scorched and melted during the flaring of the Utica gas. We observed that the fluid level was at the lowest visible hole at this time. We tied an empty plastic sample bottle onto the flare line so that it was touching the fluid level so we could use this as fluid level indicator. Later in the evening we observed the water level was approximately one inch below the plastic bottle and the was a visible ring on the pit liner indicating a fluid loss. The drilling pit was losing fluid earlier in the evening , but due to the hot sun evaporating the fluid on the liner it was difficult to see the fluid loss. We notified Jay Hewitt that there was a visible fluid loss at this time and he immediately contacted water trucks and he also advised the drilling rig crew to start pumping the drilling pit into frac tanks. During the course of removing fluid from the drilling pit , we noticed a significant loss of water flow on the hillside. We continued to monitor the removal of the fluid from the drilling pit and the water flow on the hillside thru out the night and into the early morning. We advised Jay Hewitt to pump the fluids from the sediment trap and to keep pumping the fluid from the drilling pit until the water quits flowing out of the hillside. He advised that his company would empty the drilling pit and reline the drilling pit. We advised that they could pump it down below the holes or the could empty the pit and reline it. The operator is taking the appropriate remedial actions at this time. I advised Jay Hewitt that I would return to the site later today (Friday 13th) to check on compliance.
-12674869 2010-08-02 On day of inspection well was showing large flares at 8464'and at 8474'.They were at 1575 units on air.Haliburton Engineer is showing up. They will go to fluid. They plan to mix up 9.1weight and not go over 9.3ppg.
-1275814882 2014-03-06 Fishing for lost tools within tubing string.
1280930825 2010-08-04 On day of inspection Les Wilson rig running in with pipe and overshot and jars to retrieve the fish. The Total depth is at is at 8474'.At 8425 is where the bit is at.1200 bbl was what it should have took to load hole.1500bbl is what was actual. Lost circulation and started pulling drillpipe. Will trip out all pipe out of hole and mud up.
1281878267 2010-08-15 At about 9:00am Chris Miller the drilling consultant with CNX called and stated that the water quit running out of hill. Water trucks are not available today but water is contained. Chris stated that he has pictures. The trap/impoundment has been pulled down and they will line with a pit liner. I stated that we will continually monitor the chlorides.
1282048725 2010-08-12 On day of inspection I was in on site for a BOP Test. The BOP test could not be completed at present time because of wrong rubber size for the job. The CNX engineer Jay Hewitt notified me on a situation with water leaking out of hill. There were four places. There was a 4flow and two 2flows.There was also a 8plastic corrugated pipe that was used for a French drain between the pit and the west wall of the location. I contacted Supervisor Simmers and Inspector Moravy. They told me to notify Inspector Farnsworth to assist me with this situation. I contacted Inspector Farnsworth and he would be in route ASAP.I started taking samples of the water.WS-1 was taken at the 4stream down over the north end of the pit.WS-2 was taken at the sediment trap.WS-3 was taken at the center of the pit. Quantab readings revealed that the chlorides were 10,000-13,000ppm at WS-1 and WS-2.WS-3 and at site behind rig indicated that the chlorides were higher than that.The Baroid employee Titus Robinson took samples also. He indicated that the ground water sample was at a chloride level at 13,000ppm.The pit sample was at a 28,000ppm in chlorides. Jay Hewitt contacted the construction team and advised them that he needed them on site to construct the containment pit down over hill. At this point in time, the source of water is yet to be determined. I contacted Tom Tomastik in Columbus and he advised that there were no wells in area near the CNX site. Delrick construction showed up and started to get prepared to construct the containment pit. Approximately 6:00pm Inspector Farnsworth arrived and Hewitt and I briefed him about the situation. We assessed the pit and the water flowing out of the hillside. There was no visible indication on the pit liner that there was a fluid loss from the drilling pit at this time. Inspection of the drilling pit revealed that pit liner was scorched and melted during the flaring of the Utica gas. We observed that the fluid level was at the lowest visible hole at this time. We tied an empty plastic sample bottle onto the flare line so that it was touching the fluid level so we could use this as fluid level indicator. Later in the evening we observed the water level was approximately one inch below the plastic bottle and the was a visible ring on the pit liner indicating a fluid loss. The drilling pit was losing fluid earlier in the evening , but due to the hot sun evaporating the fluid on the liner it was difficult to see the fluid loss. We notified Jay Hewitt that there was a visible fluid loss at this time and he immediately contacted water trucks and he also advised the drilling rig crew to start pumping the drilling pit into flow back tanks. During the course of removing fluid from the drilling pit , we noticed a significant loss of water flow on the hillside. We continued to monitor the removal of the fluid from the drilling pit and the water flow on the hillside thru out the night and into the early morning. We advised Jay Hewitt to pump the fluids from the sediment trap and to keep pumping the fluid from the drilling pit until the water quits flowing out of the hillside. He advised that his company would empty the drilling pit and reline the drilling pit. We advised that they could pump it down below the holes or the could empty the pit and reline it. The operator is taking the appropriate remedial actions at this time. I advised Jay Hewitt that I would return to the site later today (Friday 13th) to check on compliance.
1282131430 2010-08-12 On day of inspection Jay Hewitt called stated that there be a BOP Test at 8:00am.The test would consist of testing pipe rams,choke,kill line,annular,sheer rams. The test would be later today because of well head rubber size is 9 5/8 and Green energy group brought 11well head rubber. The test revealed that we tested pipe rams, shear rams,annular,kill line to 250psi for 10min on low and 4500psi for 15min on high side. We tested choke to 4000psi on high and 250psi on low side. BOP test passed.
1282237901 2010-08-18 On day of inspection went in to site and took a chloride reading on a quantab and it revealed that the water has dropped back to 2400ppm on chlorides. It is all being contained and monitored. Still extracting from the drill pit. Rig drilled into Utica shale and drilled through and hit a good flare on 10.2ppg on drill mud and showed 350units.Met with Jim Black and Jay Hewitt and Chris Miller. At 4:30 was at 8528'.Just getting into the Trenton. The will take samples every 10' for mud logger.
1282921047 2010-08-23 On day of inspection rig was at depth of 9818'.They tripped drill pipe out and removed PDC bit and installed tricone bit. They were at 10.7 ppg mud and 41 viscosity.
1283340614 2010-08-25 On day of inspection stopped in to check status and tricone bit went down. They were tripping pipe out of hole and going in with a magnet and junk basket. Depth was at 10,134'.Checked the chlorides and they were at 3500ppm.
1284510624 2010-09-07 On day of inspection checked status on how the production job went and picked up samples for geological survey. No water running out of bank anywhere.
1287083224 2010-10-06 On day of inspection it was raining I had met with Jim Black on the site. It was causing soap suds on hillside and I told Black to get some environmental friendly de foamer sent to site. I was told that a tote of biodegradable soap was opened up and causing the problem. Up on inspection found that there was 25 roll offs on site and the company was loading them with pit cuttings. They will remove the pit liner and install fire clay in the bottom of the pit. All cuttings are hauled to an approved landfill.
1289239465 2010-11-08 On day of inspection a company called McCutcheon was in sucking sludge out of tanks. Cleaning two fishburn tanks.
1293129805 2014-07-24 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that one Force vacuum truck was unloading at facility during my inspection.
-1303445723 2010-08-19 On day of inspection Bret Farnsworth and I inspected well and found that chlorides were at 4360ppm.Wait on rain to purge. All water will be contained. Rig is at depth of 8995'.No major gas just slow drilling.
-132218032 2010-09-30 On day of inspection met with OEPA and USEPA on the site. There was a complaint about soap suds down hillside from site. It was biodegradable rig soap. The company provided a set of MSDS sheets for us. Looked at the pit and the problems that were at the site. They were satisfied that the issues were being rectified.
1329303680 2012-02-14 On site to witness setting of storage tanks and building construction of pump house and electrical building they will start plumbing tanks together tomorrow and possibly start on construction of unloading pad.
1332586665 2012-03-22 Stopped by site to check on progress of building construction and placing of flow line to wellhead the line was installed to well it will need to be tested before well goes into operation and building for the injection pump is nearly complete and tanks are plumbed up and ready to be put into service.
-133499260 2010-08-12 Logging truck showed up to log hole. Bond log revealed that cement top is at 2040'.We had had sufficient bond.
1335394377 2012-04-25 Facility under construction nearly complete with electrical work once done they will be ready to go into operation once pressure testing is complete.
-1337069427 2012-10-11 This inspection was due to a Compliance Notice that had not been resolved. The leaking pit was fixed and has since been closed. Compliance notice RESOLVED.
1340316894 2012-06-21 On site to witness testing of flow line to well head and also witness pressure testing of injection pumps, we tested flow line @2500 psi and monitored pressure for 15 minutes with no decline in pressure and we tested plumbing and injection pumps at 2400 psi and monitored for leaks for 30 minutes with no leaks detected.

Note: Facility is fully automated and there will be company personell on site while vaccum trucks unload at facility.

1345588529 2012-08-21 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation today.

Note: Onsite to witness MIT testing along with UIC Director and group from Central Office to witness testing preformed by Producers Services they pressured up on annulus to 2540 psi and we monitored pressure for 15 minutes with a 5 lb pressure loss(TEST PASSED).

1352939225 2012-11-14 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation and it was noted that two Force water trucks were unloading at facility during my inspection.

Note: Personnel was on site applying protective winter cover on all exposed plumbing at facility.

135535475 2012-05-24 Inspection revealed that facility is nearly complete and within the next couple weeks they should be ready to pressure test lines and plumbing before putting well into operation.

Note: Liner in tank area needs to be covered with stone too help prevent it from deteriorating due to exposure to sunlight.

-136307755 2014-05-16 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and it was noted that one Force Trucking vacuum truck was unloading at facility during my inspection.
1363708567 2013-03-19 Notice of Compliance is resolved on 3-19-13 by Patrick Shreve.
-1368363680 2012-08-29 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation today they were changing out injection pump during my inspection and were planning on starting pump if they got it hooked up and plumbed in.
1368735629 2013-05-16 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that annulus pressure is building up due to thermal expansion and I called company and requested that they bring out small tank so we can bleed down annular pressure.

Note: Annulus pressure was recorded from there monitor due to bad valve on annulus and I contacted company and requested that they replace valve so I can place my gauge on and record pressure with state gauge.

1371173235 2013-06-13 On the day of my inspection I accompanied Dave Ball who took pressure readings and conducted a full site inspection. No violations noted.
1377879682 2013-08-29 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and contractor was working on concrete containment area for small storage tank up at the wellhead.
1380056586 2013-09-24 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation today and it was noted that plumbing on well head will need to be replaced due to seals leaking on seal ring on flanges leaking when valves are in open position.
1381999290 2012-02-21 Inspection revealed that unloading pad is under construction and pump house and electrical facility also will monitor site as time permits.
1382225740 2013-10-18 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that more plumbing work is needed at wellhead.

Note: Valve needs to be placed on line to tank so inspector can isolate pressure coming from annulus of tubing and pressure check down hole tubing pressure.

1385744448 2013-11-27 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that wellhead has been winterized by applying insulation to all fittings.
1390867327 2014-01-27 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that there was a small leak in one of the flange connections and I informed operator that it would need to be repaired before injecting any more fluid into well.

Note: Well was shut down after discovering leak until repairs to faulty flange connection were made.

1393968083 2014-03-04 On site to test tubing for possible leakage Continental Wire line ran slick line unit to 10,500' and then they set plug inside of tubing and Producers Services pressured up on tubing to check for possible leakage if no leaks are found they will bring in service rig to release packer and replace packer and tubing string.

It was determined that tubing has leak and while testing the plug they set inside of packer with wire line got stuck they will attempt to free it up tomorrow and retrieve is they are unsuccessful they will pull packer and tubing.

1394138763 2014-03-05 Wire line retrieved from inside of tubing they will try and fish remaining articles out of tubing tomorrow.
1394224007 2014-03-07 Still fishing for lost tools within tubing string.
1395090801 2014-03-17 Inspection revealed that service rig has arrived on site waiting on orders from company, once they receive the go ahead they will rig up and release packer and pull from well and once removed they will install a new packer and tubing and flush annulus with fresh water laden with inhibitor and perform required pressure test.
1395746231 2014-03-24 On site to witness rebuilt Baker Hornet packer started in hole they ran 107 joints of tubing today and will resume running tubing in well tomorrow.
1395959677 2014-03-25 On site to witness tubing and packer run into well and pressure test annulus of tubing once packer gets set in place.

Note: Packer was set@10,305' and set in compression35K and we tested annulus pressure@2480 psi for 15 minutes with no decline in pressure.

1396650864 2014-04-04 On site to witness 1200 gallon acid job performed on said well Producers Services pumped acid and displaced it into formation and we monitored pressures throughout entire job.
1416070640 2014-11-14 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and it was noted that two HWR vacuum trucks were unloading at the facility during my inspection.
1432386355 2015-05-20 Inspection revealed that Basic Well Service was pulling tubing from well today.
1432464053 2015-05-23 On site to witness tubing and packer run into well Basic Well Services ran 10,369' of 3.5 tubing and Baker Hornet packer and set it and Producers Services pumped fresh water and inhibitor and we pressured tested annulus at 2460 psi for 15 minutes with no decline in pressure

Note: 35 gallon of inhibitor and 272 bbl fresh water and packer is set in 51K compression.

1484414063 2015-05-21 Basic Well Service running casing scrapper in well and they plan on cleaning out well bore to total depth of 10,394' and then they will prepare to run packer back into well on 5/23/15.
-1515817249 2013-03-21 Injection pump not operating today and unloading pad was clean and neat and no evidence of any spillage with in dike area.
-1531334974 2012-12-13 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and there was two Force Trucking vacuum trucks unloading at facility during my inspection.
-1535072050 2010-07-13 On day of inspection met with CNX man Clint Kelly. We took a tour of the rig and the site. We went over safety and the summary of the job. The rig started to drill mouse hole.
-153742220 2014-10-14 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection.

Note: 500 bbl storage tanks are still up on location waiting on operator to truck material down to storage tanks and then inject it into well.

-1553022298 2013-09-26 On site with company rep to discuss plumbing issues at well head he stated that corrections will be made within the next week and once they are completed he will call and request inspection on the repairs that were made.
-1581721333 2010-08-16 On day of Inspection Inspector Farnsworth and I met with CNX Compliance man Jim Black and Jay Hewitt and Chris Miller. Water has stopped coming out of bank and sediment trap is lined and containing water and all chloride water is contained in containment pit at bottom. Water still seeping out around french drain. Chlorides are 5800ppm.All fluid is contained.
-15954706 2013-06-13 Inspected site along with local inspector Andrew Corder to go over guidelines for UIC inspection at SWIW facilities.

Note: Injection pump was not in operation during our inspection and it was noted that annulus pressure on tubing has risen a little since my last inspection.

173415178 2010-07-09 On day of inspection the Les Wilson co. is moving large rig in on location.
-1761133136 2010-08-13 On this day received phone call from Jim Black and Kevin Smith on water issue at site.
1779679926 2012-04-09 Inspection revealed that facility is still under construction but is nearly complete we will test flow line and plumbing at pump house before putting well into operation.
1820614002 2010-08-13 On day of inspection I checked the drill pit and the area on hillside where water was coming out. Water was at a small tricle. Water trucks were hauling out of the pit. I took Quantab samples from the holes on the hill down to where there is a lined containment pit and down to culvert at St.Rt.800.The chlorides were at 5800 ppm. From the culvert to creek that runs parallel with State Route 800 The Chlorides were at .01 Parts Per Million. I told Chris Miller the CNX Consultant to haul out of the pit and the trap. Line the trap and from now on haul the fluids. I will be stopping in to Quantab the site and check chlorides.
-1849759703 2014-02-19 On site to witness testing on annulus of tubing, Producers Services pumped 450 gallon of fresh water and reached pressure of 2150# then ran out of water they shut one side of well head off and we monitored pressure with state gauge and pressure declined too 500# within four minutes which indicated that they have tubing leak or packer failure.

Note: Well was shut down until repairs can be made !!.

1887229527 2013-06-27 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection.
-1889192932 2014-06-17 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that three 500 barrel storage tanks still remained on site and I called company rep and requested that they be emptied and removed from site.
-1950042564 2012-10-11 On the day of my inspection the well site was restored in accordance with the ORC and preliminary restoration is now passed. PASSED
-195503247 2013-12-16 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation today and it was noted that annulus pressure has come up since my last inspection and I discussed this with company rep and he decided they would perform MIT test within the next couple weeks.
-2052380716 2013-02-01 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and well tender stated that they had brine trucks coming later today weather permitting.
-209788825 2013-08-14 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation during my inspection and it was noted that one Force Energy vacuum truck was unloading at facility during my inspection.
-2098124996 2015-04-08 Injection pump was in operation today and it was noted that owner has recently replaced filer pod in the pump house.
-2144557314 2010-08-09 On day of inspection rig was getting stuck in the Utica shale. From 8190 -7600 set kick plug through drill pipe. Schlumberger set a 500' kick plug. Ran 40%excess and which is 569 sks. Then reversed circulated after a 500 ft pull.
-310723082 2014-04-11 Inspection revealed that well is still down waiting on tank cleaning crew to finish cleaning tanks before placing well into operation.
346839070 2015-05-18 On site to witness Basic Well Service set wireline plug inside of packer and pressure test tubing it checked out OK and it was determined that they have packer leakage and decision was made to release packer and pull from well.
-403427 2013-05-01 Inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection.
408655377 2010-07-26 On day of inspection talked with drilling consultant.tri cone bit was installed at 4935'. Rig is at 6206'.AT 6120'switched to soap. The Heidelberg showed 440 units.
-434066317 2013-02-14 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation and dike area was clear of fresh water build up and unloading pad was clean and pump house was neat and clean.
-524076082 2012-09-19 On site to gather water sample to take to lab to be analyzed, inspection revealed that injection pump was not in operation during my inspection and it was noted that three vacuum trucks were unloading at facility during my inspection.
-53197767 2010-06-10 Per my conversation with Kevin Smith I stopped to look at the site of the proposed well. The conductor hole will be drilled in a smaller rig at the end of the week.
-532124869 2010-08-30 On day of inspection stopped in to look at rig. Rig was drilling at depth of 10,318'.Checked chlorides at place north and below drill pit. They were at 2700ppm.I also met with mud logger Scott Tyrell. I also met with Chris Miller CNX.
-533661460 2015-05-28 Producers Services on site to perform 2000 gallon acid treatment on said well they pumped 2000 gal of 28% acid and displaced it into the formation and they will resume operations on Monday June 1,2015.
545529800 2015-06-03 Inspection revealed that injection pump was in operation and BBU is in the process of cleaning out 500 barrel storage tanks that were used during recent work over project on said well.
-666122243 2010-09-02 On day of inspection per phone call from Jay Hewitt of CNX well has been TD at 10,490'.They will probably set 26lb/ft 7on formation packer to depth of 10,375'.At depth of 10,433'there was zone that took fluid at a rate of 100bbl -200bbl/hr.The fluid was at a weight of 10.5-10.7 and at 41visc.The drill pipe was being sucked over to the well bore. They set a gel pill with lcm and pulled drill pipe into the 9 5/8 casing. Topping off as needed. I talked with mud engineer and company man. I talked with TOOL pusher on Les Wilson rig 30.
-672627116 2011-03-28 On day of inspection pit at bottom is needing sucked down.There is a 10,000psi frac valve installed.Will call company.
-717476768 2010-07-15 On day of inspection I stopped in to check the status on the rig. They were drilling on 17.5air hammer. They were at a depth of 1031'. They were going to 1800'.There will be at every 1000'a deviation survey ran to check the drift. The drift can only be 1%.After 4000' there will be a company come in and ran deviation tools. There was a Tim Rinehart with CNX that I spoke with.
839215518 2011-10-26 Inspected site at request of UIC Director, company is applying for conversion of said well to SWIW well walked parameter of lease to check for water wells and waterways there were none found in area of wellhead, company has started construction of tank facility but it is not completed as of this date.

Note: Called and talked to company rep Kevin Smith concerning placing stone in ditch beside of lease road to help prevent erosion that might occur during heavy rainfall.

-84525282 2013-07-22 Injection pump was not operating during my inspection and it was noted that one Force Energy vacuum truck was unloading during my inspection.

Note: Discussed with operator that lease road to well head needs to be maintained so inspector can get to well head to check pressures.

-938662457 2012-07-24 Inspection on this day revealed that well is in operation and several company personnel were on site doing a walk through inspection.

Note: Exposed liner needs to be covered with stone to help prevent decay due from exposure to sunlight.

-949230984 2012-06-08 Stopped by site they were paving entire parking area and area around pump house and electrical room ,Mike Jenkins site foreman stated that well should be ready to go online by the end of the month.
-954871804 2014-02-19 On the day of my inspection I accompanied Dave Ball and CNX was preparing to run tests to determine cause of well issues. No violations noted.
976701831 2015-05-11 On site along with company rep to witness annulus testing of tubing Producers Services pressured up too 2450 psi and we monitored pressure for 15 minutes and they loss 200 psi indicating that they have possible tubing leak or packer leakage instructed owner to cease operation and perform further testing on tubing before they get service rig on site to possibly pull packer and tubing from well bore.
98998103 2014-04-23 Inspection revealed that well is still down waiting on storage tanks to be cleaned out before placing well back into operation.

For data sources see[1]

References

  1. ↑ "Ohio Department of Natural Resources RBDMS". [1]. 2015-06-19. Retrieved 2015-06-20. 
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