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FACILITIES OF A PUBLIC UTILITY
3Y SPECIAL REVIEW APPLICAT;
Department of Planning Services, 915 Tenth Street
Phone - 356-4000 - Ext. 4/
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TO BE COMPLETED BY APPLICANT: (please print or type, except for necessary
signature)
I (we), the undersigned, hereby request a hearing before the Weld County
Planning Commission concerning the proposed Major Facilities of a Public
Utility Special Review Permit on the following described unincorporated
area of Weld County, Colorado:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF SPECIAL REVIEW PERMIT AREA:
T 1 N. R 68 W
LEGAL DESCRIPTION of contiguous property
Permit is proposed: Section
Section 3
owned upon which
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Special Review
68 W
Property Address (if available) NE/4 SW/4 Sec. 3, TIN R68W
PRESENT ZONE _
TOTAL ACREAGE
PROPOSED LAND USE
EXISTING LAND USE Agricultural / Oil & Gas
'32 acres
OVERLAY ZONES
Produced Water Disposal from Oil & Gas Operations
SURFACE FIFE (PROPERTY OWNERS) OF
REVIEW PERMIT:
NE/4 SW/4 Sec. 3 TIN R68W
Name: Laurence H. Rieder Family
Address: 3715 Weld Co. Road 7
Home Telephone //
AREA PROPOSED FOR -THE USE BY SPECIAL
(Pipeline R.O.W. to injection well)
Trust, Mary Alice Rieder, and Laurence S. Rieder
City Erie, CO Zip 80516
// (303) 833-2249
Business Telephone
300' x 175'
Name: Chrisand Investment Corp (Tank Battery)S/2 NE/4 Sec. 3 1N 68W
Address: 5720 N. Washington City Denver, CO Zip 80216
Home Telephone // Business Telephone //
APPLICANT OR AUTHORIZED AGENT _f different than above):
Name: Basin Operating Company
Address: 370 17th Street, Suite 1800 City Denver, CO Zip 80202
Home Telephone // Business Telephone // (303) 685-8000
List the owner(s) and/or lessees of mineral rights on or under the subject
properties of record.
Name: Basin Exploration, Inc.
Address: 370 17th Street, Suite 1800 City Denver, CO Zip 80202
Name: Union Pacific Resources Corp.
Address: P.O. Box 7
City Fort Worth, TX Zip 76101
I hereby depose and state under the penalties of perjury that all
statements, proposals and/or plans submitted with or contained within the
application are true and correct to the best of my knowledge.
COUNTY OF WELD )
STATE OF COLORADO )
Signature: Owner or Authorized Agent
Subscribed and sworn to befcre me this ojad day of 9(i_
NOTARY PUBLIC
My commission expires lv -
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Basin Operating Company
370 17th Street, Suite 1800
Denver, CO 80202
Office 303/685-8000
Fax 303/685-8030
Howard L. Boigon
Vice President. General Counsel
July 28, 1993
Weld County Department of
Planning Services
915 Tenth Street
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Re: Use by Special Review Application
Oilfield Produced Water Disposal Facilities
BASIN
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Ladies and Gentlemen:
We enclose our application for Use by Special Review Permit
pertaining to conversion of existing oil and gas wells and related
storage facilities to produced water disposal facilities. The
application covers an existing well that has received a permit for
operation from the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
("COGCC") and a proposed well on the same site.
As we have discussed with Lee Morrison, Assistant Weld County
Attorney, we are submitting this application as a show of good
faith in our desire to work with Weld County in a constructive
fashion, notwithstanding our concerns that the COGCC has exclusive
jurisdiction to regulate oilfield injection well operations and
that local regulation cannot burden such operations with
requirements and limitations that interfere with the COGCC's duty
to maximize the production of oil and gas in a manner consistent
with protection of the public health, safety and welfare. We do
reserve our right to object to the jurisdiction of Weld County to
regulate our disposal operations. However, as we have discussed
with Mr. Morrison, once a permit is issued by the County without
conditions that we regard as onerous or unduly restrictive, we will
waive our objection to jurisdiction, subject to our right to
reassert our jurisdictional objections in the event the County
changes its regulatory requirements or the terms and conditions of
the permit.
If you have any questions about the enclosed application, please
address them to Steve Schmitz or Dan Schwartz of our office. If
you have questions about the jurisdictional issues addressed above,
please call me.
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Weld County Department
of Planning Services
July 28, 1993
Page 2
We appreciate your cooperation and we look forward to working with
you.
Sincerely,
BASIN OPERATING COMPANY
By
Howard L. Boigon
Vice President and General Counsel
cc: Ronald B. Jacobs, Esq.
J. Michael Morgan, Esq.
Lee Morrison, Esq.
Steve Schmitz
Dan Schwartz
John F. Welborn, Esq.
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1. PROPOSED USE: Basin Operating Company has received a permit from the
Colorado Oil & Gas Conservation Commission to inject produced water back into the
Sussex and Shannon formations in the UPRR 43 B1 & Futura Horse Village No. 2 wells.
Water will be trucked to the tank battery where it will be filtered and pumped via
underground flowline to the disposal well. Approximately 200 to 1000 barrels of water
will be disposed on a daily basis. The water originates from adjacent and outlying oil &
gas wells owned and operated by Basin in the Spindle Field. Basin will be receiving a
permit from the COGCC to inject water into the Futura Horse Village No. 2 well.
2. NEED FOR USE: The sustained production of oil and gas in the Spindle Field
hinges upon Basin's ability to conduct water disposal operations in an environmentally
sound and economically sensible method. The consensus of environmental and industry
experts is that re -injection of produced oil field water back into the formation from where
it originated is the preferred course of action.
3. EXISTING USE ON SURROUNDING PROPERTIES: The surrounding area is
zoned for agricultural use and the facility is located within the Spindle Oil & Gas Field.
State Highway 52 is located 1/2 mile to the north. Numerous oil and gas wells and
surface facilities are located on surrounding properties.
4. DISTANCE TO RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES IN EACH DIRECTION: There
are residences located 1/2 mile to the east, 1/2 mile to the north and 1/2 mile to the
south.
5. MAXIMUM NUMBER OF USERS: The expected normal operation of the facility
will be six water trucks each day each containing 80-130 barrels of produced oil field
water. Basin Operating Company will be the only user.
6. NUMBER OF EMPLOYEES AND HOURS OF OPERATION: There will be an
employee at the tank battery and well site while water deliveries are accepted. Normal
hours of operation of the tank battery and well site will be from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. The
facility is automated and will dispose produced water 24 hours per day. When the facility
is not manned it will be secured with locked gates.
7. FRESH WATER SOURCE: The operation will not require the use of potable
fresh water.
8. ACCESS ROUTE TO BE UTILIZED: Motorized traffic will ingress and egress
the location by exiting Highway 52 south onto I-25 Frontage Road approximately 1/2
mile and west into location.
9. TYPE, SIZE, WEIGHT, AND FREQUENCY OF VEHICULAR TRAFFIC: Traffic
will consist of 80-130 barrel capacity water transport with approximate gross vehicle
weight of 85,000 pounds each when full of water.
10. SEWAGE FACILITIES: There will not be sewage facilities on location.
11. FIRE PROTECTION MEASURES: There will be a portable fire extinguisher
located at the tank battery. All company employees carry portable fire extinguishers in
their vehicles. The facility is identical to the many oil and gas tank batteries located
throughout Spindle Field in Weld County and there exist no extraordinary fire hazards.
12. TYPE AND SIZE OF ANY WASTE, STOCKPILE, OR STORAGE AREAS: There
will be no stockpiling of any waste at the facility. Two fiberglass tanks (400 bbls each),
and one steel tank (300 bbls) will be used to hold produced water prior to disposal down
the wellbore. A 90 barrel fiberglass tank will be used to skim oil from the system. A
cartridge filter system will be used to remove particulate from the injected water. These
cartridges are the size of domestic under -sink models and will be disposed of in approved
landfills. Approximately two fiber cartridges will be generated daily. Water treatment
chemicals for corrosion and bacteria control are stored in fiberglass drums.
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13. STORM WATER RETENTION FACILITIES: A storm water retention permit
is not required at this 2 acre facility. The site would also be exempt from the Heavy
Industrial Stormwater Discharge Permit until or unless a reportable spill of oil or water
or other chemicals occurs during a storm water runoff event. Therefore, there is no
scheduled installation of storm water retention facilities for the water disposal site. If
runoff occurs it will tend to flow toward the Northwest end of the site. The entire facility
is contained within a two foot spill prevention, control, and countermeasure berm.
14. TIME SCHEDULE AND METHOD OF REMOVAL AND DISPOSAL OF
DEBRIS, JUNK AND OTHER WASTE: Spent water filters will be the only form of
waste and will be transported to an approved disposal site on a weekly basis.
15. LANDSCAPING AND EROSION CONTROL: The tanks and buildings will be
painted desert tan and will blend in with the natural environment surrounding the
facility. Erosion is not expected to be a problem because of the relatively flat contour of
the existing topography.
16. RECLAMATION UPON CESSATION OF ACTIVITIES: The facility will be
returned to farmland upon cessation of oil and gas activity. Equipment and tanks will
be removed. The disposal well will be properly plugged and abandoned per COGCC
rules.
17. TIMETABLE FOR CONSTRUCTION AND START-UP: An existing well has
been converted to disposal status in accordance with COGCC rules and under COGCC
permit. The tank battery has been retrofitted to accommodate water disposal operations.
18. STATEMENT RE: WELD COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
The proposed use is consistent with the Weld County Comprehensive Plan for the
following reasons:
A. The facility is designed to be an environmentally preferred produced water
disposal option.
B. The traffic impact will be minimal and in fact redirects a concentrated volume
of water truck traffic away from local commercial disposal facilities. The facility is located
within the Spindle Oil and Gas Field and accommodates water disposal by re -injecting
the water back into the formation from where it was produced. This method minimizes
long distance truck transportation to other disposal wells within Weld County.
C. The facility is consistent and compatible with oil and gas development and
facilities throughout the area. The Weld County Comprehensive Plan allows for mineral
owners and lessees to have the right to develop their mineral properties.
D. The facility will only be visited during the hours of dawn to 8 p.m. for delivery
and maintenance purposes.
19. CONSISTENCY WITH THE INTENT OF THE DISTRICT: The use is
consistent with the intent of the Agricultural Zoning District. Existing oil and gas
facilities have been utilized rather than construction of new facilities or additional location
excavations.
20. EFFORTS TO CONSERVE AGRICULTURAL LAND: Existing facilities have
been utilized for this project. There has been no additional impact on agricultural land.
21. PROVISIONS FOR THE PROTECTION OF HEALTH, SAFETY AND
WELFARE OF THE RESIDENTS OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE COUNTY:
A six foot chain link security fence has been installed on both sites to prevent any harm
to either livestock or unauthorized personnel. A containment berm has been installed
to prevent any spillage within the tank battery.
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22. COMPATIBILITY WITH EXISTING SURROUNDING LAND USES: The
facility is compatible with existing oil and gas development activity and has minimal
impact of surrounding agricultural or rural environment.
23. FUTURE COMPATIBILITY WITH SURROUNDING AREA: The long-range
future uses of the surrounding areas is likely to be agricultural and mineral development.
24. FLOOD PLAIN, GEOLOGIC HAZARD, AIRPORT OVERLAY: The facility is not
located in a flood plain, geologic hazard, or airport overlay.
25. PROOF OF WATER SUPPLY: No fresh water is required for the facility.
26. COPY OF DEED: A copy of the "Water Disposal Agreement" which was executed
between Basin and the surface owners of the disposal well is attached.
27. NOISE REPORT: The facility's pumping equipment will be housed in an enclosed
shed. The operation is silent outside the building.
28. SOIL REPORT: A description of the soil types from the Soil Conservation Service
is enclosed herewith.
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Basin Exploration, In
370 17th Street, Suite 1800
Denver, CO 80202
Office 303/685-8000
Fax 303/685-8010
December 14. 1994
Keith Schnell
Department of Planning Services
Weld County Administrative Offices
1400 N. 17th Avenue
Greeley, Colorado 80631
Re: UPRR_ 43 Pan An, B# 1. Ne/4 Sw/4 Section 3, TIN. R68W
UPRR 43 Pan Am B# 1 I. Nwf4 Se/4 Section 3, T1N. R68W
Dear Mr. SchnetL
Per our telephone conversation today. please find enclosed the approvals that were issued by the Oil & Gas
Conservation Commission, on the abovereferenced wells.
In your review, you will find an initial approval granted by the Commission on the UPRR 43 Pan Am B #1 well,
and a later approval issued for the UPRR 43 Pan Am B#11 well To clear up any misunderstandings you may have
on the approval of the B#11 well, thi3 well was initially granted verbal approval by the Commission until some
unresolved differences surrounding a vclt owned by Amoco in. the Se/4 Neil. of Section 3. 'TIN, R68W, could be
settled. The issues surrounding that well were in debate, and until they could come to a final conclusion as to how
it should be handled, the issuance of a formal approval was withheld. This should explain the final approval
granted by the Commission dated August 24, 1994.
If you should have any further questions regarding any of the material enclosed please feel free to give me a call at
(303) 685-8083.
cc: Greg Schneider
Sincerely,
Jerry H. Dietz
Production Engineer
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DE. _ - 1994
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STATE OF COLORADO
OIL & GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
Department of Natural Resources
1580 Logan Street, Suite 380
Denver, Colorado 80203
('none: 1303i 894-2100
FAX: 1303) 804-2109
August 24, 1994
Mr. Jerry Dietz
Basin Exploration, Inc.
370 17th Street Suite 1-800
Denver, CO. 80202
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Re: UPRR 43 Pan Am B #11 NWSE 3 IN 68W Weld County, CO.
Dear Mr. Dietz:
DEPARTMENT OF
NATURAL
RESOURCES
Rov Rome
Governor
Ken Salazar
exerunve Director
Richard 1 Griebling
Director
Brian I. Mac he
Deputy Dire( for
Patricia C. Beaver
1 ethnical Setreian
The Commission staff has reviewed your letter of July 29, 1994 detailing volume calculations
for the Sussex and Shannon zones in the referenced well. We have made adjustments to the
drainage area (210 acres) and reversed the net pay thickness (perforated interval) from the
values you used. Using these values and the other data submitted by Basin, the Commission
staff will allow Basin to inject a cumulative volume of 546.000 barrels into the Sussex and
Shannon zones in the UPRR B #11 without remedial cement work on the existing Amoco well,
the UPRR 43 Pan Am #X-1, SENE 3 1N 68W. Injection will be allowed under the following
conditions:
1) Injection must cease at 546,000 cumulative barrels or by September 1, 1995 unless the
Sussex and Shannon zones are adequately cemented in the existing Amoco well, UPRR 43 Pan
Am #X-1.
2) Report the cumulative volume injected into the UPRR 43 Pan Am B #11 on monthly
OGCC Form 14A reports.
3) Monitor the bradenhead pressure on the Amoco UPRR 43 Pan Am #X-1 monthly and
report these values on the OGCC Form 14A reports. Injection into the UPRR 43 Pan Am B
#1 must cease and the Commission staff must be notified immediately if abnormal bradenhead
pressure are discovered.
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Thank you for your reply to this matter. The Commission staff hopes that Basin and Amoco
can reach an agreement to provide cement coverage across the Sussex and Shannon zones in
the Amoco well, eliminating these restrictions.
Sincerely,
Dave Shelton
Petroleum Engineer
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STATE OF COLORADO
OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
DENNIS R. BICKNELL
Director
PATRICIA C. BEAVER
Technical Secretary
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
SUITE 380 LOGAN TOWER BUILDING
1580 LOGAN STREET
DENVER, COLORADO 80203
(303) 894-2109 FAX
(303) 894-2100
April 21, 1993
Mr. Steven Schmitz
Basin Operating Company
370 17th Street, Suite 1800
Denver, Colorado 80202
RE: Final Approval UPRR 43 Pan Am B-1, Disposal Application
NE SW Sec. 3 - T1N - R68W 6th P.M.
Weld County, Colorado
ROY ROMER
Governor
Dear Sir,
The Commission has reviewed your application to re -complete the
UPRR 43 Pan Am B-1 as a disposal well in the Sussex formation and
has found it acceptable. This letter serves as final approval of
the disposal application dated February 17, 1993.
Maximum authorized surface injection pressure has been set at
750 psiq. As a condition of approval, bottom hole pressure at the
disposal well must be determined on an annual basis. A bottom hole
reservoir pressures of 1450 psi will not be exceeded. In addition,
water and hydrocarbon production should be monitored and reported
monthly for the five surrounding Sussex producing wellswhich you
operate. This data is required to be submitted to the Commission on
an annual basis.
Submit OGCC Form 14A (Monthly Report of Fluids Injected) by the
25th of the month following the month covered by the report. The
following information should help you in the filing of this report.
If State lease numbers or codes are needed to complete this form
please contact Marsha Choury of this office.
Facility No.: 349 Field: Spindle
Well Name: UPRR 43 Pan Am B-1 API No.: 123-07568
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Currently Approved Source Leases:
COGCC Lease No.: Lease Name:
NA
A. D. Jeffers
NA
Shannon 24-30
60705
Premium Turkey B-1
60914
Suckle Farms G-1
60729
Thomas Quinn B
62235
Cannonland 42-35
61864
Amoco Ch. Sch. 1
60936
Three Farms
60272
Martin Hart H-1
60724
Premium Turkey c-1
58653
M. Twomble B-1
60315
Glen Horton 1
6O400
Lawrence Lowery 1
60340
R. Johnson C-1
60342
R. Johnson D-i
58505
Alfred Herman Unit 1
NA
Boss 32-14
59299
RMF D-1
61068
UPRR 42 Pan Am 3
60100
Sam Funakoshi
58406
Charles Bell
58539
John Kunzman 1
60324
Walter Hunziker 1
04894
Morrison 33-1
NA
Stonehocher 31-7
NA
No. Colorado 9
68769
A. Stromquist 2
59809
Perrin B-1
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If additional produced water source leases are anticipated,
approval must be obtained from the Commission prior to their
injection into the disposal well. The request should be submitted
on OGCC Form 4 (Sundry Notice) and specify the OGCC lease number, if
one has been assigned, lease name, operator, location, and producing
formation. Additional water analyses may be required if water is
obtained from other producing horizons or if the distance between
new sources is determined to be significant from those analyses
already submitted.
If you have any questions on this approval, please do not
hesitate to call me at 894-2100.
Very truly yours,
Ed DiMatteo
Sr. Petroleum Engineer
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ATTACHMENT V: WELLBORE DIAGRAM
BASIN EXPLORATION
WELLBORE DIAGRAM
WELL:
LOCATION:
FORMATION:
PERF'S:
ELEVATIONS:
SPUD:
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WELD COUNTY, COLORADO
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5055' GL, 5065 RKB
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STATE OF COLORADO
DENNIS R. BICKNELL
Director
PATRICIA C. BEAVER
Technical Secretary
OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES
SUITE 380 LOGAN TOWER BUILDING
1580 LOGAN STREET
DENVER, COLORADO 80203
(303) 894-2109 FAX
(303) 894-2100
April 21, 1993
Mr. Steven Schnitz
Basin Operating Company
370 17th Street, Suite 1800
Denver, Colorado 80202
RE: Final Approval UPRR 43 Pan Am B-1, Disposal Application
NE SW Sec. 3 - T1N - R68W 6th P.M.
Weld County, Colorado
Dear Sir,
ROY ROMER
Governor
The Commission has reviewed your application to re -complete the
UPRR 43 Pan Am B-1 as a disposal well in the Sussex formation and
has found it acceptable. This letter serves as final approval of
the disposal application dated February 17, 1993.
Maximum authorized surface injection pressure has been set at
750 psiq. As a condition of approval, bottom hole pressure at the
disposal well must be determined on an annual basis. A bottom hole
reservoir pressures of 1450 psi will not be exceeded. In addition,
water and hydrocarbon production should be monitored and reported
monthly for the five surrounding Sussex producing wellswhich you
operate. This data is required to be submitted to the Commission on
an annual basis.
Submit OGCC Form 14A (Monthly Report of Fluids Injected) by the
25th of the month following the month covered by the report. The
following information should help you in the filing of this report.
If State lease numbers or codes are needed to complete this form
please contact Marsha Choury of this office.
Facility No.: 349 Field: Spindle
Well Name: UPRR 43 Pan Am B-1 API No.: 123-07568
950675
If additional produced water source leases are anticipated,
approval must be obtained from the Commission prior to their
injection into the disposal well. The request should be submitted
on OGCC Form 4 (Sundry Notice) and specify the OGCC lease number, if
one has been assigned, lease name, operator, location, and producing
formation. Additional water analyses may be required if water is
obtained from other producing horizons or if the distance between
new sources is determined to be significant from those analyses
already submitted.
If you have any questions on this approval, please do not
hesitate to call me at 894-2100.
Very truly yours,
Ed DiMatteo
Sr. Petroleum Engineer
950675
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