Well Details

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Spud Date: 2010-07-12
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Producing: No
Violations: 0
Latitude: 41.4596040077
Longitude: -81.5106739833

Production Data

PERIOD	GAS QUANTITY	GAS PRODUCTION DAYS	CONDENSATE QUANTITY	CONDENSATE PRODUCTION DAYS	OIL QUANTITY	OIL PRODUCTION DAYS

Waste Data

PERIOD	TYPE	QUANTITY	UNITS	DISPOSAL METHOD	WASTE FACILITY PERMIT ID	WASTE FACILITY NAME	FACILITY CITY	FACILITY STATE

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID	DATE	DESCRIPTION	COMMENT	VIOLATION ID	VIOLATION CODE	VIOLATION_COMMENT
-472450972	2013-07-22		Final restoration passed. No sign of well or equipment found at site. Access road removed.
-923620917	2010-10-13		Crew working on fencing and grading around tank battery.
1279632323	2010-07-19		On site for long string cement. Rig crew and service company were wearing FRC uniforms, driller loaned FRC clothing to me. Hole was 7 7/8 inch TD at 3766 feet. Top of the Lockport was 3050 feet. Operator ran 3739 feet of new R-3 11.6 pipe. Fill up needed 816 feet, 816 X .2278 / 1.18= 157 sacks of cement for fill up. Operator ran 230 sacks of Class A 2% CaCl. Operator broke circulation, mixed cement, ran cement, displaced and locked plug down with 1500psi. No loss of circulation noted during cementing. Cement water was from a municipal water supply, pH 7. Operator placed 7 centralizers on the long string 1 st centralizer was placed on the pup joint then every other joint after that. Operator requested that they be allowed to solidify pits then dig a 2nd pit in the bank were the rig is located and encapsulate drill cutting there. Company was given two options: preferred option is to solidify pits and remove from site. Operator was given contact information to Waste Managements Geneva land fill, the land fill will take PCS waste. 2nd option solidify pits and construct 2nd pit in bank. Operator was informed that current pits do not meet (1501:9-3-08 standards.) Operator excavated pits and built a 4 foot berm to increase the capacity of the pits. Water level was above natural ground level.
1403203582	2014-06-19		I inspected this producing unit as part of regular site check and inspection activity. The well was completed on 07/13/2011. Production records are current. Elements of the well consist of a production wellhead with standard valve assembly and mechanical plunger lift system. The wellhead is located along the perimeter parking area for the City of Beachwood Maintenance Garage. The wellhead is enclosed in a chain-link fence which is locked. There are no signs of leakage or problems at the wellhead. The aboveground storage tank battery is located north of the wellhead, along the same perimeter area. The battery is comprised of 1 steel 100-barrel production tank, a 25-barrel poly brine tank, and a horizontal separator. The battery is located in a separate chain-link enclosure which is in good condition. The load-out is bull-plugged and locked. The secondary containment at the battery appears is well maintained. I did not observe any signs or evidence of leakage, spills, or problems. There is ID signage at the battery which is in need of maintenance. Process safety equipment is present. The area of the well is generally level with a slight topographic drop to the west. Surface drainage is primarily controlled by engineered storm sewer infrastructure and drain inlets, of which there is one within several feet of the battery. I did not observe any signs of gully formation or washouts. Access to the unit is afforded by general entry into the maintenance garage area, and there is no dedicated access route or roadway. Beyond the area cleared for the wellhead and tank battery, the areas surrounding the unit are comprised of advanced development for commercial use. Numerous multi-tenant commercial and professional offcie buildings are located along Mercantile Drive. I notified Seagull about the need for maintenance on the ID signage.
493691137	2010-07-13		Drilling 220' on fluid no violation.
737752179	2013-02-19		The wellhead consists of a mechanical plunger lift unit in an 8-foot fenced enclosure. The associated tank battery consists of 1 100-barrel (BBL) tank, 1 50 BBL tank, mechanical separator and metering run, also in a separate, locked enclosure.. The spacing is in accordance with the rule. The tank battery dike is adequate. Safety gear in place as required by 1501:9-9-05. The unit is lacking identification signs. I contacted John Vizner, of Seagull Dev. Corp. and advised him about the need for required signage.