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34-059-22662

Well Details

Well ID: 34-059-22662
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Spud Date: 1996-10-31
Unconventional:
Horizontal:
Producing: No
Violations: 5
Latitude: 40.0006083062
Longitude: -81.3656604

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
-1491534590 2013-11-21 On the day of my Compliance Agreement Follow-up, I spoke with Bill Arnholt with Northwood Energy on the status and production of the well, Mr. Arnholt informed me that the land owner wants to take ownership of the well and the paper work was at there legal department.
-1609610209 2004-01-27 PHONE CALL TO RALPH TALLMEDGE,NORTHWOOD ENERGY,614-457-1024,WELL APPEARS TO BE IDLE.NOT SURE IF WELL IS BEING USED FOR DOMESTIC GAS.MR. TALLMEDGE SAID HE WOULD CHECK TO ASCERTAIN WETHER WELL IS BEING USED FOR DOMESTIC GAS,IF NOT HE WOULD LOOK INTO STATUS
1302630809 2005-05-09 STATUS CHECK
1367250850 2013-04-29 Pryor to my field inspection I received a phone call on this date of 04/26/2013 from Debbie Nelson which had a concern of the well being idle and oil laying around the compressor and tank. On the day of my inspection I reviewed the Division of Oil and Gas production records and found them not current for the years of (2002/03/04/05/06/07/2010/2011), there is four inch production casing with a (4x2") swedge and ball valve standing from the ground, the valve on the well is closed. There is a electric power box and line leading into a compressor/ separator and (1) fifty barrel plastic brine tank setting inside a containment dike, the compressor was running on the day of my inspection. I witnessed soil containment ion around the compressor/ separator and tank, I made a phone call to Ron Moore the pumper for Northwood Energy about the well being idle and the soil containment ion, Ron Moore told me that a small steel brine tank was removed and replaced with a plastic fifty barrel brine tank, the pumper also mentioned the well was idle due to a hole in the casing and he also put Pete moss on the areas of contamination to help absorb the oil. I instructed Ron Moore to have the soil removed and replace with limestone, there is no I.D. posted at the well site. The requirements to meet the Division of Oil and Gas Standards will be to have the well capable of commercial production within thirty days or plugging is required within ninety days, failure to comply may result in Forfeiture of Bond. 9-9-02
1367250850 2013-04-29 Pryor to my field inspection I received a phone call on this date of 04/26/2013 from Debbie Nelson which had a concern of the well being idle and oil laying around the compressor and tank. On the day of my inspection I reviewed the Division of Oil and Gas production records and found them not current for the years of (2002/03/04/05/06/07/2010/2011), there is four inch production casing with a (4x2") swedge and ball valve standing from the ground, the valve on the well is closed. There is a electric power box and line leading into a compressor/ separator and (1) fifty barrel plastic brine tank setting inside a containment dike, the compressor was running on the day of my inspection. I witnessed soil containment ion around the compressor/ separator and tank, I made a phone call to Ron Moore the pumper for Northwood Energy about the well being idle and the soil containment ion, Ron Moore told me that a small steel brine tank was removed and replaced with a plastic fifty barrel brine tank, the pumper also mentioned the well was idle due to a hole in the casing and he also put Pete moss on the areas of contamination to help absorb the oil. I instructed Ron Moore to have the soil removed and replace with limestone, there is no I.D. posted at the well site. The requirements to meet the Division of Oil and Gas Standards will be to have the well capable of commercial production within thirty days or plugging is required within ninety days, failure to comply may result in Forfeiture of Bond. 9-9-05(A)10
1367250850 2013-04-29 Pryor to my field inspection I received a phone call on this date of 04/26/2013 from Debbie Nelson which had a concern of the well being idle and oil laying around the compressor and tank. On the day of my inspection I reviewed the Division of Oil and Gas production records and found them not current for the years of (2002/03/04/05/06/07/2010/2011), there is four inch production casing with a (4x2") swedge and ball valve standing from the ground, the valve on the well is closed. There is a electric power box and line leading into a compressor/ separator and (1) fifty barrel plastic brine tank setting inside a containment dike, the compressor was running on the day of my inspection. I witnessed soil containment ion around the compressor/ separator and tank, I made a phone call to Ron Moore the pumper for Northwood Energy about the well being idle and the soil containment ion, Ron Moore told me that a small steel brine tank was removed and replaced with a plastic fifty barrel brine tank, the pumper also mentioned the well was idle due to a hole in the casing and he also put Pete moss on the areas of contamination to help absorb the oil. I instructed Ron Moore to have the soil removed and replace with limestone, there is no I.D. posted at the well site. The requirements to meet the Division of Oil and Gas Standards will be to have the well capable of commercial production within thirty days or plugging is required within ninety days, failure to comply may result in Forfeiture of Bond. NONE
1367250850 2013-04-29 Pryor to my field inspection I received a phone call on this date of 04/26/2013 from Debbie Nelson which had a concern of the well being idle and oil laying around the compressor and tank. On the day of my inspection I reviewed the Division of Oil and Gas production records and found them not current for the years of (2002/03/04/05/06/07/2010/2011), there is four inch production casing with a (4x2") swedge and ball valve standing from the ground, the valve on the well is closed. There is a electric power box and line leading into a compressor/ separator and (1) fifty barrel plastic brine tank setting inside a containment dike, the compressor was running on the day of my inspection. I witnessed soil containment ion around the compressor/ separator and tank, I made a phone call to Ron Moore the pumper for Northwood Energy about the well being idle and the soil containment ion, Ron Moore told me that a small steel brine tank was removed and replaced with a plastic fifty barrel brine tank, the pumper also mentioned the well was idle due to a hole in the casing and he also put Pete moss on the areas of contamination to help absorb the oil. I instructed Ron Moore to have the soil removed and replace with limestone, there is no I.D. posted at the well site. The requirements to meet the Division of Oil and Gas Standards will be to have the well capable of commercial production within thirty days or plugging is required within ninety days, failure to comply may result in Forfeiture of Bond. NONE18
1367250850 2013-04-29 Pryor to my field inspection I received a phone call on this date of 04/26/2013 from Debbie Nelson which had a concern of the well being idle and oil laying around the compressor and tank. On the day of my inspection I reviewed the Division of Oil and Gas production records and found them not current for the years of (2002/03/04/05/06/07/2010/2011), there is four inch production casing with a (4x2") swedge and ball valve standing from the ground, the valve on the well is closed. There is a electric power box and line leading into a compressor/ separator and (1) fifty barrel plastic brine tank setting inside a containment dike, the compressor was running on the day of my inspection. I witnessed soil containment ion around the compressor/ separator and tank, I made a phone call to Ron Moore the pumper for Northwood Energy about the well being idle and the soil containment ion, Ron Moore told me that a small steel brine tank was removed and replaced with a plastic fifty barrel brine tank, the pumper also mentioned the well was idle due to a hole in the casing and he also put Pete moss on the areas of contamination to help absorb the oil. I instructed Ron Moore to have the soil removed and replace with limestone, there is no I.D. posted at the well site. The requirements to meet the Division of Oil and Gas Standards will be to have the well capable of commercial production within thirty days or plugging is required within ninety days, failure to comply may result in Forfeiture of Bond. NONEC
1408553044 2014-08-20 On the day of my inspection I witnessed that the site passed final restoration according to ORC 1509.072B.
604132133 2014-05-12 On the day of my inspection, I witnessed Cemenco Services bull head thirty sacks of Class A cement into the Oriskany formation to set a four hundred foot plug.
631297911 2005-10-12 PRELIMENARY RESTORATION
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