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Home My WebLink About20251205.tiffQtev 0n April 14, 2025 Via USPS Certified Mail Return Receipt Requested RECEIVED APR 2 8 2025 WELD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS RE: Notification of Completeness Determination of an Oil and Gas Development Plan Pursuant to Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission Rule 303.e. Trout Creek OGDP — ECMC Docket No. 241200300 Dear Interested Party, In accordance with the requirements of Rule 303.e. set forth by the Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission ("ECMC"), this letter serves as notice by PDC Energy, Inc. ("PDC") that the ECMC Director has made a completeness determination on the "Trout Creek" Oil and Gas Development Plan ("OGDP"). The Trout Creek OGDP was deemed complete on April 8, 2025. No variances pursuant to Rule 502 have been requested for the subject OGDP. Trout Creek Oil and Gas Development Plan Details: Locations: Amended Quandary 5N66W32 Location (Location ID 452472) (33 new Wells) (the "Quandary Pad"): approximately 18 -acres in the NW%SE% and NEME% of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Amended Sanford South 5N66W29 Location (Location ID 452410) (14 new Wells) ("Sanford South Pad"): approximately 11.6 -acres in the SEANW% of Section 29, Township 5 !North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Amended Yale 4N66W6 Location (Location ID 329607) (24 new Wells) ("Yale Pad"): approximately 21.2 -acres in the SW%NE% of Section 6, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. (Estimated Timine of aerations Please Quandary Pad Sanford South Pail Yale Paid Construction 2nd Quarter 2026 1st Quarter 2O26 3rd Quarter 2027 Drilling 3rd Quarter 2026 2nd Quarter 2026 2nd Quarter 2028 Completions 2nd Quarter 2027 2nd Quarter 2027 4th Quarter 2028 Production 3rd Quarter 2027 4th Quarter 2027 ist Quarter 2029 Interim Reclamation 4th Quarter 2027 1st Quarter 2028 2nd Quarter 2029 The contact information for PDC, the ECMC and the Rellevant Local Government is as follows: PDC Energy Inc. Colorado Energy & Carbon Weld County Oil and Gas Energy Department Community Engagement Line Management Commission Brett Cavanagh, Director 2115 117th Ave 303-894-2100 1402 N. 17th Ave. Greeley, CO 80634 https://ecmc.state.co.us Greeley, CO 80631 303-318.6100 (970) 400-3580 coloradoinfo@chevron.com oged@weld.gov C p r.r.wv.,.h, Y\ S cc . CTi3 (5R), CA(TSB /KM),OG630 05/06/25 2025-1205 05/12/2.5 Chevron r Attached is a description of each operational phase of development, what to expect during each phase, and the projected traffic volume associated with each phase and the proposed haul route. Also enclosed is the following related to the Trout Creek OGDP Hearing Application, the Notice of Hearing and the following ECMC information sheets: • Notice of nearing for a July 2, 2025 ECMC Hearing on the Trout Creek OGDP; • Trout Creek OGDP Hearing Application and Exhibits A through G; • The Commission's information sheet about the procedural steps involved with the {Director's and Commission's review of Oil and Gas Development Plans; The Commission's information sheet about the Commission's public comment process and the relevant deadlines; The Commission's information sheet about Hydraulic Fracturing Treatments; and The Commission's information sheet about how the public may view the status of the proposed OGDP application on the Commission's website Please feel free to contact PDC at any time with any questions, comments you may have regarding this Oil and Gas Development Plan. Respectfully, PDC Energy, Inc. 6-v Dawn Lang Senior Permitting Coordinator Enclosures: Operational Phases of Development Traffic Volume and Proposed Haul Route Notice of Hearing Trout Creek OGDP Application ECMC Information Sheet Clew= Rockies Business BA 2115117"' Avenue, Greeley, Colorado 80634 970 313-5521 tammy.vaa6els@dhevron.com DESCRIPTION OF EACH OPERATIONAL PHASE AND WHAT TO EXPECT Construction Phase —Typical earthmoving equipment prepares the wellpad and production facility pad locations. Topsoil is stored for interim reclamation. Sound walls will be installed at each location after well pad and production facility pad is constructed. PDC anticipates the construction phase to take approximately 60-145 days for these locations. Drilling Phase — The drilling rig is moved on the wellpad and will be on location for approximately 70-165 days, depending on well count and lateral length. The actual drilling time is approximately 5 days per well, dependent on lateral length. The wells are drilled to a vertical depth of approximately 6,500 - 7,800 feet. The horizontal portion of the wellbores are planned to extend up to 4.0 miles. Production Facility Construction — Production Facilities are constructed adjacent to the wells to collect and separate out the oil, natural gas and water that is produced. This phase runs concurrently with drilling and completion operations. Completion Phase —Trucks equipped with hydraulic pumps send water and sand down the well to fracture the rock so that oil and gas can be liberated. This phase takes approximately 70-165 days, depending on well count. Flowback Phase - The flowback phase entails cleaning any plugs and sand that were pumped in the well during the completions phase. Flowback from the wells will be piped directly to the production facility. Interim Reclamation — Upon completion of all development phases, the location is reclaimed around the drill pad and completion operations area using typical earthmoving equipment. This phase takes approximately 60 days. Production Phase — It is anticipated that a horizontal well will produce for approximately 25-30 years. During the initial 6-9 months after completions activity, the production facility is manned 24 x 7 with trained employees who focus on the safe and compliant operation of the facility. A temporary light plant is utilized at night for the first 6-9 months while the facility is manned 24 x 7. Once 24 x 7 facility coverage is no longer required, PDC utilizes several technologies to assist with facility oversight and remote monitoring through the integrated Operations Center {staffed 24 x 7) utilizing security cameras and remote emergency shut down controls to manage the facility when the pumper is not on location. Final Reclamation - After a well has been plugged and reclaimed PDC moves to the final reclamation phase. Final reclamation is the process of returning or restoring the surface of disturbed land as nearly as practicable to its condition prior to the commencement of oil and gas operations or to landowner specifications with an approved variance under state rules. All equipment road base/gravel is removed and as applicable, compaction alleviation, restoration, and revegetation of well sites, associated production facilities, and access roads shall be performed. PDC is responsible for weed maintenance and erosion control until the location passes a ECMC inspection. This can take at least two years in crop locations as the area has to prove to have two successful growing seasons. TRAFFIC VOLUME ASSOCIATED WITH EACH PHASE OF OPERATIONS The table (below represents the anticipated daily and total trips by operational phase. Operational Phase Quandary 5N66W32 Sanford South 5N66W29 Yale 4N66W6 Total Construction 2,498 1,505 1,505 5,508 I IDrilling 28,639 12,399 20,946 i 61,983 Completions 29,731 12,840 , 21,730 64,301 Interim Reclamation 515 515 51'5 1,545 Production (est. 30- years) Heavy Trips (1) 1,080 0 0 1,080 Production (est. 30- years) Light Trips (1) I 10,950 1) Production trips consist of projected light truck inspections and maintenance and limited heavy truck trips for maintenance over a 30 -year life cycle. To 'minimize the number of production trips, light truck inspections are conducted at each location on the same trip resulting in approximate/y 10;950 overlapping trips. i BEFORE THE !ENERGY AND GARB'ON'MANAGEMIENT COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO 1N THE !MATTER OF THIE PROMULGATION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF HELD IRULES TO GOVERN OPERATIONS FOR THE NIOBRAIRA AND (FORT SHAYS FORMATIONS, WATTENBERG HELD, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO ) CAUSE NO. 407 ) DOCKET NO..241200300 ) TYPE: OIL & GAS ) !DEVELOPMENT PLAN NOTICE OF HEARING PiDC (Energy, Inc. (OperatorlNo. 69175) ("PDG" or "Applicant") filed an AOlicMion with the Commission for an order to establish an Oil & Gas Development Plan ("OG iP") on the lands identified below. Generally, an Oil & Gas 1Developmerit Plan is the ;process Whereby an -applicant obtains approval to develop oil or gas resources at one or more oil and gas locations by drilling a specific number of wells. Importantly, an °GiDP-is not a pooping application. This ,Notice was seat to yo u :because the Applicant believes you may: 1) .be an -Owner of oil and/or gas ("mineral") interests to be developed 'by the proposed OGDIP; 2) own, .reside, or operate a first responder agency on property within 2;000 feet of a working :pad surfa=ce included in the OGDP; or 3) be otherwise entitled to notice pursuant 'toCommission (Rule 303.e.(1). APPLICATION LANDS Township 4 North, (Range 66 West, Btt' Section 2: N�/�NIAN%N'/ (approx. 40 -acres) Section 3: N' AI%N%N% (approx. 40 -acres) Section 4: W'/ (approx. 3'~1.4.7 -acres); dNI/AVM/MEI/ (approx. 20 acres) • Section 5: All (approx. 636.14 -acres) Section .6: IPA; NW%(approx 471.16 -acres) Township 5North, IRange 66 West, 6"' P.M. Section 26: S% (approx. 320 -acres) Section 27: All (approx. ,640 -acres) Section 28: All (approx. 640-a- cres) Secfiio+n 29: All (approx: .640 -acres) Section 30: All (approx. 641.64 -acres) Section 31: All (approx. 641 -acres) Section 32: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 33: All(approx. 640 -acres) Section 34: All(approx. 640 -acres) Section 35: All (approx. 640 .acres) Township 4 (North, (Range 67 West, 6th P.M. Section 1: N% (approx. 324.13 -acres) Section 2: IN% (approx. 327,36 -acres) Section 3: INI (approx. 329.22 -acres) Section 4: NEY4 (approx. 164 -acres) DATE, TIME, AND LOCATION OF HEAR'I'NG (Subject to chance) A Commission hearing on the above -referenced docket number is currently scheduled for the following date, time, and location: Date: ,July 2, 2025 Time: 9:00 a.m. 'Location: Virtual Hearing with Remote Access via .Zoom To participate virtually navigate to https://ecmc.state.co.us/#/home and locate the Zoom meeting link on the left side of the webpage. :Energy and 'Carbon WIanagement Commission The Chancery Building 11,20 Lincoln Street, Suite 801 [Denver, CO 8203 Parties to this bearing Will .be notified if this date, time, or place changes. For -the 'most up- to-date information regarding -theCommission's bearing schedule, please visit https://ecmc.state.co.us/#/home, click on 'Commission Hearings," and click on 'Preliminary Agendas." PUBLIC COWIN/TENT Any :party may file a public comment .for the review of Commission Staff related to the above -described OG'DP. All .public comments will be ,included in the administrative record for the OGfDP proceeding. !Parties wishing to file a public comment on the above -described OGDP may find the "e!Filing .Public Comment Portal" under `Hearings" on the ECNI°C bornepage or ruse the aF ling system outlined bellow. PETITIONS DEADLINE FOR PETITIONS [BY ,APFEICT D PERSONS: June 2, 2025 Any interested party who wishes to participate formally in this matter must file a written petition with the Commission .no dater than the deadline ,provided above. !Please see Commission Rule 507 at https://ecmc.state. co. us/#/home, under 9Regulation,"then sellect'lRules"Please nOte than, under 'Commission Rule 5101, the deadline for petitions may orily be continued for good cause, -even if the bearing is continued (beyond the date that is stated above. !Pursuant to Commission Rule 507, if you do not file .a proper !petition, the Hearing 'Officer will not know that you wish to formally participate in this matter and the date and time of the bearing may change without additional notice to you. [Parties wis!hing to file a (petition must register online .at https://oitco.hylandcloud.com/DNRCOG`ExternalAccess/Accounfill_ogin.aspx and select 'Request Access to Site." IPlease ,refer to our '`eFiling Users Guidebook at https://ecmc.state.co.us/documents/rec/Hearings/External EfilinaSYsternGuidebook 2023 FIN AL.pdf for more information. 2 (241200300) -Any Affected Person Who files a petition must be able to :participate in a virtual preheating conference during the week of .dune 2, .2025, if a virtual preihearing conference ;is requested by the Applicant erby any person who .has filed a,petition. ADDITIONAL IN'FORMATIO`N For more information, you may preview the Application, which was sent to you with this Notice. You may also contact the Applicant at the phone ;number or email address Misted .bealow. In .accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act, if any party requires special accomrraodations as .a result of a disability for this hearing, please contact Margaret Humecki at Dnr ECM Hearings UnitaRstate.co.us, prior to the hearing __and arrangements will be made. ENERGY AND CARBON INIANAGEMENT COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO :Elias .J. -Thomas, Thomas, Commission Secretary Dated: April 9, 2025 ApPHcawrit PDC Energy, ,b:i;rc. John Krattesnma'ker, Asset iDeve lopme,nt Land Manager 1099 18th Street, Suite 1500 Denv"er, CO 80202 (303) "860-5829 john. krattenmakea_chevron,com Attorneys for Applicant ,host Energy !Law,1P.C. Jamie L. Jost ,Kdspy oH. Wasy!lenky 35'11 Riingshy Court; Unit 103 Denver, Colorado 802'.1,6 (7.20) .4,146-5020 Jiost@jostenerdylaw.com sttc7rjo stenergylaw. co m Kwasylenlw(@;iostene rgylaw.com 3 BEFORE THE ENERGY AND CARBON MANAGEMENT COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO IN THE MATTER OF THE PROMULGATION AND ESTABLISHMENT OF FIELD RULES TO GOVERN OPERATIONS FOR THE NIOBRARA AND FORT HAYS FORMATIONS, WATTENBERG FIELD, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO APPLICATION CAUSE NO. 407 DOCKET NO. 2412003OO TYPE: OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN COMES NOW PDC Energy, Inc. (Operator No. 69175) ("PDC" or "Applicant") by and through its attorneys, Jost Energy Law, P.C., respectfully submits this Application to the Colorado Energy and Carbon Management Commission (the "Commission" or the "ECMC") for an Oil and Gas Development Plan ("OGDP"). In support of its Application, Applicant states as follows: 1. The Applicant is a corporation and is a registered operator in good standing with the Commission. 2. Applicant seeks approval of an approximate 8,749.55 -acre OGDP for the development and production of 71 new horizontal wells to be developed from a total of three amended Oil and Gas Locations on the below -described lands ("Application Lands") (the "Trout Creels OGDP"): Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Section 2: NY2N'/ZN'/zN'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 3: NIANIANIAN% (approx. 40 -acres) Section 4: WY2 (approx. 314.7 -acres); NIAN%NlANE% {approx. 20- acres) Section 5: All (approx. 636.14 -acres) Section 6: E'h; NW% (approx. 471.16 acres) Township 5 North, Range 66 West, eh P.M. Section 26: SY2 (approx. 324 -acres) Section 27: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 28: All (approx. 6443 -acres) Section 29: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 30: All (approx. 641.84 -acres) Section 31: All (approx. 641 -acres) Section 32: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 33; All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 34: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 35: All (approx. 640 -acres) Township 4 North, Range 67 West, 6th P.M. Section 1: N'/2 (approx. 324.13 -acres) Section 2: N% (approx. 327.36 -acres) Section 3: NY2 (approx. 329.22 acres) Section 4: NE% (approx. 164 -acres) (241200 /4074OOO() Surface Locations: Amended Quandary 5N66W32 Location (Location ID 452472) (33 new Wells): approximately 18 -acres in the NW'/4SE% and NE'/SE'/4 of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Amended Sanford South 5N66W29 Location (Location ID 452410) (14 new Wells): approximately 11.6 -acres in the SEANW'/4 of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Amended Yale 4N66W6 Location (Location ID 329607) (24 new Wells): approximately 21.2 -acres in the SWIANEY, of Section 6, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P M Nearby Public Crossroads: C.R. 52 & Two Rivers Parkway C.R. 25 & C.R. 48 A reference map of the Application Lands is attached hereto as Exhibit A. 3. With this Application, PDC is providing a copy of an Oil and Gas Lease for at least one portion of a mineral tract within the Application Lands showing the Applicant's status as an Owner in accordance with ECMC Rule 303.a.(1). See Exhibit B, attached and made a part hereto. 4. With this Application, PDC submits three Drilling and Spacing Unit (DSU) Applications for the Application Lands. See Exhibit C (Sanford State DSU), Exhibit D (Quandary DSU) and Exhibit E (Yale DSU). 5. With this Application, PDC submitted a Form 2A for the development of 33 new horizontal wells within the Application Lands from the proposed amended Quandary 5N66W32 Oil and Gas Location (Location ID 452472) pursuant to Rule 303.a.(2) and Rule 304, Document No. 403987414. PDC has an approved Guanella CDP siting permit from Weld County (1041 WOGLA22-0025) for the siting and the related surface disturbance for the Quandary 5N66W32 Oil and Gas Location. The J32-10 Pad (Location ID 452472) is an abandoned location that PDC proposes to amend for the Quandary 5N66W32 Oil and Gas Location. 6. With this Application, PDC submitted a Form 2A for the development of 14 new horizontal wells within the Application Lands from the proposed amended Sanford South 5N66W29 Oil and Gas Location (Location ID 452410) pursuant to Rule 303.a.(2) and Rule 304, Document No. 403987416. PDC has an approved Guanella CDP siting permit from Weld County (1041 WOGLA22-0025) for the siting and the related surface disturbance for the Sanford South 5N66W29 Oil and Gas Location. The J29-06 Pad (Location ID 452410) is an abandoned location that PDC proposes to amend for the Sanford South 5N66W29 Oil and Gas Location. 7. With this Application, PDC submitted a Form 2A for the development of 24 new horizontal wells within the Application Lands from the proposed amended Yale 4N66W6 Oil and Gas Location (Location ID 329607) pursuant to Rule 303.a.(2) and Rule 304, Document No. 403987417. PDC has an approved Guanella CDP siting permit from Weld County (1041 WOGLA22-0025) for the siting and the related surface (241200 /407-XXXX) disturbance for the Yale 4N66W6 Oil and Gas Location. The existing KAMMERZELL- 64N66W/6SWNE Pad is an active location with one shut in Well, the KAMMERZELL #6-7F Well (API No. 05-123-17593). PDC will plug and abandon the KAMMERZELL #6-7F Well (API No. 05-123-17593) as part of this Trout Creek OGDP and this Well is excluded from the Trout Creek OGDP. PDC proposes to amend the KAMMERZELL- 64N66W/6SWNE Pad for the Yale 4N66W6 Oil and Gas Location. 8. The existing Sanford 21-29 Pad (Location ID 329853) is located within the Application Lands in the NEY,NWIA of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. with 26 producing Wells within the Application Lands. No new production will be going to the existing Sanford 21-29 Pad from the Trout Creek OGDP and the Sanford 21-29 Pad is not being expanded as part of the Trout Creek OGDP, and therefore the Sanford 21-29 Pad and associated 26 Wells are excluded from the Trout Creek OGDP. 9. The Form 2As for the Quandary 5N66W32 Pad, the Sanford South 5N66W29 Pad and the Yale 4N66W6 Pad were granted preliminary siting approval pursuant to Rule 314.b.(5) within the approved Guanella CAP, Order No. 407-3416. Order No. 407- 3416 further requires expedited review of the Trout Creek OGDP pursuant to Rule 306.d. 10. PDC anticipates commencing drilling operations on the Quandary 5N66W32 Location in the third quarter of 2026; on the Sanford South 5N66W29 Location in the second quarter of 2026; and the Yale 4N66W6 Location in the second quarter of 2028, subject to rig availability, wildlife timing stipulations, and other factors. 11. With this Application, PDC submitted a Form 2B Cumulative Impact Data Identification pursuant to Rule 303.a.(5), Document No. 403987418. 12. With this Application, PDC submitted a Form 2C OGDP Certification pursuant to Rule 303.a.(7), Document No. 403987419. 13. With this Application PDC submitted its required Rule 505 testimony. 14. PDC certifies that pursuant to Rule 302.e, it notified Weld County as the Relevant Local Govemment for the Quandary 5N66W32 Pad, the Sanford South 5N66W29 Pad and the Yale 4N66W6 Pad, the City of Evans as the Proximate Local Govemment for the Sanford South 5N66W29 Pad, and the Town of Milliken as the Proximate Local Government for the Quandary 5N66W32 Pad and the Yale 4N66W6 Pad, that it planned to submit the Trout Creek OGDP Application no less than 30 days prior to submitting this Trout Creek OGDP Application. The Rule 302.e 30 -day notice letters to Weld County, the City of Evans and the Town of Milliken are attached and made a part hereto as Exhibit F. The 30 -day pre -notice complied with the procedural and substantive requirements of Rules 303.e.(2) and (3). 15. PDC certifies that copies of this Application and the Notice of Hearing will be served on each interested party as required by Rule 504.a, Rule 504.b.(1), Rule 504.b.(2), 504.b.(5) and Rule 303.e. The Interested Parties list is attached hereto and submitted with this Application as Exhibit G. (241200 /407-XXXX) 16. PDC certifies that upon completeness determination by the Director of the Trout Creek OGDP, PDC will provide notice of the Director's Completeness Determination to each interested party required by Rule 303.e. 17. The granting of this Application is in accord with the Oil and Gas Conservation Act, found at C.R.S. §§ 34-60-101 et seq., and the Commission Rules. 18. Applicant requests that relief granted under this Application should be effective on oral order by the Commission, and Applicant hereby agrees to be bound by said oral order. WHEREFORE, PDC respectfully requests that this matter be set for hearing in accordance with applicable Commission Rules, that notice be given as required by law, and that upon such hearing this Commission enter its order to: A. Approve the approximate 8,749.55 -acre Trout Creek OGDP for the development of 71 new horizontal wells within the three proposed drilling and spacing units for the Application Lands for the development of the Niobrara and Fort Hays Formations; B. Provide that the subject welds shall be located on the amended Quandary 5N66W32 Pad (Location 1D 452472), the amended Sanford South 5N66W29 Pad (Location 113 452410) and the amended Yale 4N66W6 Pad (Location ID 329607) within the Application Lands and approve the associated Form 2As for the Quandary 5N66W32 Pad, the Sanford South 5N661/V29 Pad and the Yale 4N66W6 Pad where applicable; C. Find that the Trout Creek OGDP will protect and minimize adverse impacts to public health, safety, and welfare, the environment, and wildlife resources and will protect against adverse environmental impacts on any air, water, soil or biological resource in compliance with C.R.S. § 34-60-106(2.5)(a); D. For such other findings and orders as the Commission may deem proper or advisable in this matter. (241200 /407-XXXX) Dated this 4th day of December, 2024. PDC ENERGY, INC. By Jamie L. Jost Kelsey H. Wasylenky Jost Energy Law, P.C. Attorneys for Applicant 3511 Ringsby Court, Unit 103 Denver, Colorado 80216 (720) 446-5620 Jjost@jostenergylaw.com Kwasylenky@jostenergyiaw.com Applicant's Contact Information: PDC Energy, Inc. ATTN: John Krattenmaker, Asset Development Land Manager 1099 18th Street, Suite 1500 Denver, CO 80202 john.krattenmaker@chevron.com 303-860-5829 (241200_/407-XXXX) Affirmation John Krattenmaker, of 'lawful age, being first duly sworn upon oath, deposes and says that he is the Asset Development Land Manager for PDC Energy, Inc., and that he has read the foregoing Application and that the matters therein contained are true to the best of his knowledge, information and belief. Dated December 4, 2024. John Krattenmaker Asset Development Land Manager PDC Energy, Inc. (241200 /40740000 Exhibit A — Reference Map Wattenberg Field, Weld County Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Section 2: NI/AI/Z1 VM% (approx. 40 -acres) Section 3: NIANIANIAN'h (approx. 40 -acres) Section 4: W'/2 (approx. 314.7 -acres); NIANIAN'hNE% (approx. 20- acres) Section 5: All (approx. 636.14 -acres) Section 6: PA; NW% (approx. 471.16 -acres) Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Section 26: S'h (approx. 320 -acres) Section 27: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 28: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 29: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 30: All (approx. 641.84 -acres) Section 31: All (approx. 641 -acres) Section 32: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 33: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 34: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 35: All (approx. 640 -acres) Township 4 North, Range 67 West, 6th P.M. Section 1: NIA (approx. 324.13 -acres) Section 2: NIA (approx. 327.36 -acres) Section 3: NIA (approx. 329.22 -acres) Section 4: NE% (approx. 1.64 -acres) Surface Locations: Amended Quandary 5N66W32 Location (Location ID 452472) (33 new Wells): approximately 18 -acres in the NW%SE% and NEASE% of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, eh P.M. Amended Sanford South 5N66W29 Location (Location ID 452410) (14 new Wells): approximately 11.6 -acres in the SE ANW'/ of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Amended Vale 4N66W6 Location (Location ID 329607) (24 new Wells): approximately 21.2 -acres in the SVIPANE% of Section 6, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M_ Nearby Public Crossroads: C.R. 52 & Two Rivers Parkway C.R. 25 & C.R. 48 (Reference Map on Following Page] Exhibit A -- Reference Map Wattenberg Field, Weld County 1/1• I /: •.'I r1. " • = ��^. • •n _ �� y �,....�^� y s... t ..INS AAA AA. .. •I _ ••. 41h ==` 20(1' 50n� 1 0.000 .. _ 7 ,_I - .ig.teZ— — ra Imo•» ... �ts- • ,i At a W. f _.• J l 1 •"_► f "term ktc--( Producer. a Kan.. Okla. ( e►10. Exhibit B r. EP 2 4 1931 _ �gg �� BOOK. R,ECEPTION_.l no_ DATE TIME_1._..._,�17 MARY A FEUER5TEI N, rferk T Recorder, Weil Cot. , Coiorado OM �M AND GAS LEASE el T)115 AGiti~>•:MENT, [=ntered into this the 1 0 <Lay of Senteraber convent Harold L. Daniels, a married man dealing- in his sole and separate property, individually and as Administrator of the Estate of Walter B. Daniels and Anna G. Daniels. . 19 81 and hereinafter eafied le•saur, o Energy_ x+05_ Urban' /PO2 _ _Lakewood, Coloradohereinalter called lesser, does n ino-se: . I. That lessor, for and in consideration of the Sinn of ten & more Dollars in hand paid and Of the covenants and agreements hereinafter contained to be performed by the lessee•. has this clay granted, leased. and let and by these presents cloys hereby grant. !rase. and let recite site!) unto the lessee the hereinafter described and. and with the right to unitize this lease or any fart thereof with other oil and gas leases as to all or arty part of the lands entered thereby as heveinxtter provided. for the purpose of carrying on geological. geophysical and other exploratory work, me eluding Corr drilling. and the drilling, maims, and operating for, producing, and fai.ing all of the aril, gas. aasirghead gas, casitnghead gastaline and all other gases :and their respective constituent vapors. and for constructing roars, laying pipe lines. building tanks. stating oil. building grower stations, telephone lines and other structures thereon necessary lay convenient for the economical operation of said land alone or conjointly with neighboring lands• to produce. save, take care of, and :manufacture all of such substances. and fur hu,using and boarding employees, said tract of land with any reversionary D rights therein bents; situated in thr County of Weld h1 ' J Le 3 State of _Co.ora d o • JAC described as follows: Townshin 4 !North, Range 06 West of the oth. Section 5: S;; S-� t4ry . 2 Sa 4 :and containing 120 befell, fiats• Of less. 11 is agreed ttiatt this (rase shall remain in full fusee for x tear! of _ five ( 5 ) years from this dame. and as long thereafter as earl us gas. •or either of them, is produced lions Najd laird (or front lands with which said land isronstulidated) or the premises are being developed or operated. 3. In consideration of the premise the said lessee covenants and agrees: To deliver to the credit of lessor, free of cost. in the pipe line to which lessee may connect his wells. the equal one -eight (1/8) part of all oil produced :and saved irons thr leased preiniaes. •1. The lesser shall monthly pay leaven as royalty ten gas market_d from each well here gas only is found. one-etglith (l /8) of the proceeds if sual at the well, err if marketed by lessee off the leased ;sunrises, then ►,rstaeighlli (1/8) of its market value at the well. The leaser shall pay the: lessor: (ae) one - eighth (1/S), ul the proceeds% received by the k•sate frum the site of se -naught -ad gas. produced from any tail well; (b)ont-eighth (1/8)of the ►ante. at the snout') of the well, computed at the prevailing market prig-., of the ea_ingl►ead gas. pr•.duced from any evil well and used by lessee off the leased pre:Mars for any purpose or listed nn the leased premises by the lessee for liurposea other than the develoPmrrsti acrid operation thereof. Lessor shall have the privil- ege at his (suen risk and expense of usin,. gaa Orton any teas well on said Lind fur stoves and inside lights ir► the principal dwelling located osthate tress) premises by making tux I nt•ss connections thereto. Where gas from a well or wells, capable cif pm:luting gas only. is not aid or used for a period of one yeisr.!ware shall pay or tender as anatty, an animate( equal to the delay rental as 13envided in p atageaph (5) here. -of, payable .annually on the .anniversary date of this lease following the ern: of .aeli such year Junta: which auch gas is not nald at used. and while said ruyatty is so paid or tendered this lease shad be ha -Ed as a producing property angles paragraph numbered into hetretef. 5. ti op retions fur the drilling of a well for oil or gas are not cotninenced on said land an or before the 10 day of Sent ell b.er 19 tat. . this. (rase shall terminate as to both pestles. unless the lessee Avail on or before said date pay or tender to the lessor or for the lessor's credit in ti,e Boul evard Colo. National harsh at ai_er_, Colorado 802U6 , or its successors, which !Tank and its successors are the !resat's agent :and that: continue as the depository ail .any :and all sums payable tender this lease regardless 1 c 1 airs of otertershipa in & 00 isle! land or in tier nil and son in the rentals to .accrue• hereunder, the sumof `'hree Hundred_ rufe 'rt�?'y Doll:ara, which shat!! operate UU a rental and cover the privilege of defening the commencement eaf operations fur drilling free r period of one year. in like manner and upon !site payments or tenders the commencement of operatto ny for *transit Mae Wither tae deferred for like periods successively. All payments or tenders may at made by check or draft ikf lessee or any assignee duress!, ,!sailed or s; eb:tied on or before the rental ;saying date. tither direct to lessor or assigns tie to said de•;►usitury Lank. and it is underatood anti arrived that the csansiderieturn Siro recited herein. Ott (linen payment. covers not only ter privilege grasttt .I to the date !alters said fist rental is payable eats aforesaid, but also the lessee's option of r.tending that period as aforesaid and any and all other right 4:Widene d• Lessee may at any time execute and deliver to t.e•satar, so place of record. a release or releases covering any portion or portions, of the ai;va• described premises and thereby surrender this k•ase as to such nurtis,n ter orations and be relieved of all obligations as to the: acreage surrendered, anit thereafter the rentals payable hereunder shall be reduced in that ;important that the acreage cohered Uereon is reduced by said release or releases. G. should the first well tlriliecl un the above descrnbeci land lrr :a tlry hole, then. and in that event. if :l second well is not cennineneed an said land within twelve rnuntlu 'Torn rzTntatiun of the Iasi rental period for which rental has been paid, this lease shall let-mittate as to barkh patties, uuleas the leuee on Of bcfure the espnation of saal beelike months shall stomas. the payment of rentals in the sine :mount and in the same manner as litre snbefore provided. And it is :Creed that citron Pie resumption of the payment of rentals. as above provided. that the last preceding paragraph hereof, teen rainy tit. payment of rentals and the effect thereat shall continue in three lust as though there had been nO interruption in the rental payments. ?. If said lessor anises as leas interest in the above lk-serilaed hunt than the entire and undivided far simple: estate therein, then the rots:sale s .Ural ient:As herein provident shall be paid the !raster only in the )-Ytatrurtrlan ultit:h his interest bears to the whole and undivided fee. flowerer, such rental shall the increased at the next succeeding rental ar:nivera.ary after .any reversion .occurs to cheer the interest so ace;uirrd. 8. The lessee shall have the rtaht to use. niter of COO, gas, Oil amid :aster found can acid land for its operations ations Uteravn, except water hams the wetis ut the !easter. When required by lessor, !lie le»te shall bury its t>t}3a- hues below pl.aw depth anti shall pay for damage cauard be its oneralinns to etentire,. ezr.pi on said land. No well t shall he eltillral neater than .. 200 fart ta> (kin• hotsae or ban riot!' on said premises. without written consent of the lesatat. laa.st•• shall have the right at any time during. or attar the expiration el, this lease to remove all machinery. fixtures. houses. buildings and other structures 'dared on wild premises, including the right to draw and re:ttiate :ati casing. I.eszgre agaves. upon the completion of any teat ats i dry pule or upon the .ilr•andostinene of any producing :tell, laa restote the piteniaes. to their original eunoeux as near as practicable and to remove :ail installations Within a reasonable time. tt. If the estate of either harts hereto is assigned kasul the privilege of a.sa#y;uing in Whole or in part is expkressly allowed). the covenants brrent shall extend to thr heirs, devisees, executors, administrators. successors, and asSigns. Gut no change ut uwsrrrahsts in the land or in the rentals or royalties or .ta,a Man due under this lease shall be landing on the lessee anti! it ties he,-ct furnialted :with either the original reeea ded instrument Of coaseeanee ear a dtliv certified ropy thereat or as certified eapy of the will ut .env a eetased ,triter and of the probate thereof, or certified copy of thr proceedings shot%:nil ;alapointme nt of an atltnintstratwr for the estate of any siteeased .swats:, whichever is appropriate. together with all original recorded instruments at eota. veyante or duly certified rupees thereof rure:r�:.:try in showing a clanntete chitin of title back to leSSOF to the Intl interest asul all advartee pa% • moots of rentals mach hereunder tsefore receipt of Sinid slacur_►ents shall be binding on any direct or indirect assignee. grantee, devisee., arl►hinistrutos, e %tietrtaar, or ,heir of 2essot. In. It is liete by agreed that its the event this !rata: shall by tssignesi as to a part or as to pasts of the above described land and the holder tar tatctu•t of ant such ;cart or parts shall rn:ake default in the payment of thr p e opauticanate heart Of the rent due front him or them, such default -.!Sall not eapeVAI tea defeat or affect this lease insofar its it covers a part of said land upon which the lessee or any designer hereof Juan snake due payment of saitl rentals_ option, I t. UMW, hereby vea:r:ants aril agrees eta defend the title to !lac Lind herein described and agrees that this t>:sstt:, at itS o i> may pay and thin charge in whole in in kart any taxes. mottgagea, or other liens exiating. levied. Of aasse:aed On Or against the above &s:.ribed lands and, in event it esrrctses such option, it shall be subrugsted to the nights of any holder or holders thorrof and may reimburse itself by applying to the Machette lit any such mere!• ave, tux of Other lien, any royalty Or rentals accruing hereunder. 12. Notwithstanding anything in this It-ase rontainett to the runtrary, at is expressly agreed that sf lesser shall commence operations for drilling at rty puree while this lease is iii torte, this lease shalt remain its force ar.d it; terms shah continue so lung as such operations are prosecuted and, it await! u► - nun results therefWM. then as !cane as 1>r•adtaclion curitinties If within the primare tern: tf this lease, production on the letta_t( premises. shall etaase from any cause. this lease shall not terminate pa -mated operations for the drilling of a well riwn be tosnrne need before lit can the etaxt ensuing: rental paying date: or. provided lessee b:giess or renames the 041-- n:ent of rentals in the matinee and -mutant l►en inhefore• Provided. lf, .tutee !!tact expiratis>n sal the primary term of this lease. ptoduction on the Ira:0•.1 pit-surses _hall cease front any cause. this lease sitall not terst►inate provided lessee re.ume-s operations for rte -working or drilling as well aolun sixty int), clays from such cessation and this lease shall remain :tea firer during. the prosecution of such operations and, if production resultsthereferm, then: as tithe production etnItiriues. 23. laease e is hereby given the right at its upturn, at ;: ay time and front time to time. to pool or unitize aU ear arty part or ;sans of the above alt•• scribed lass!! with Whet land, lease. or leases in the immediate vicinity thereof, such pooling to be into uttits not eseteding the minimum size nisei an which a well may be drilled under )darts, rules, or regulattons ten forte at the time of such pooling or unitization: provided. however. Ilan such units Mel exceed such minimum by not more than tier! .acres tt tu.sch escrss is necessary in tartlet to conform to ownersl►ap subdivisions or tease tines_ Lessee sterol exercise said option. Its to each desires! mut, by executing and recording art instrument idrntsfeing the unitised area. Any well drilled or opetatio ns • ta:- ducted on any part of each such unit shalt be 4:wincf -nett .. stir!t drilled ea operations conducted under this lase. and there shall be allocated to thi port ..:► of the above described land Included in any such unit steels p ippin::urn of the aacttial inoth:ctit►n front all wells on such unit as lestalr's interest, if ant , iss such portion. computed on sit acreage basis. bears to the elitist anent eaf inch unit. Aril it is understood and egreed that the production sir altacate•a stall be cunsidered for all purposes. including the PM>srsrsst ur delivery of royalty. to be the entire production truss Elie portion of the above di -scuba -4-2 !.arks included in such unit In the souse suanner as through tsr•ulocett treats. the above alestribed land Tandy, the terms of this teases 1.1. This lease and :all its terms. ronditinns and stipulation> shall extend to. anti be binding on each of the parties who signs this tram., regardless at :e: hether both lessor is named above and regardless eaf %vhether it ie. sighed by any of Ow other parties herein teamed as lessors. This leas.: May he signed to cyan trrp,arts,each to have the same effect AS the original. t5: wins f:SS N.'IlEitirOF. pre sign the day and year first a ve written. ia: iturss: / . / • • Harold L. Daniels, Administrator of the Estate of Walter B. Daniels Harold L. Daniels, _Indiyiduallr S511524-42-7624-- and Anna G. 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INneat, ditJidir.. ro Amended Exhibit C To PDC Trout Creek OGDP Application Sanford South DSU BEFORE THE ENERGY AND CARBON MANAGEMENT COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF PDC ENERGY, INC. FOR AN ORDER TO ESTABLISH AN APPROXIMATE 2,881.84 -ACRE DRILLING AND SPACING UNIT FOR THE SIA OF SECTION 26 AND ALL OF SECTIONS 27, 28, 29 AND 30, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6T" P.M., FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF 14 NEW HORIZONTAL WELLS FROM ONE NEW OIL AND GAS LOCATION WITHIN AN APPROXIMATE 8,749.55 -ACRE "TROUT CREEK" OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE NIOBRARA AND FORT HAYS FORMATIONS, WATTENBERG FIELD, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO CAUSE NO. 407 DOCKET NO. 241200300 TYPE: SPACING AMENDED APPLICATION COMES NOW PDC Energy, Inc. (Operator No. 69175) ("PDC" or "Applicant"), by and through its attorneys, Jost Energy Law, P.C., and respectfully submits this Application to the Energy and Carbon Management Commission of the State of Colorado (the "Commission" or "ECMC") for an order to: 1) vacate Order No. 407-2918; 2) amend Order No. 407-2436 to authorize up to 26 horizontal wells; and 3) establish an approximate 2,889.84 -acre drilling and spacing unit for the below -described lands and approve 14 new horizontal wells to be developed from one amended Oil and Gas Location within the proposed unit for the production of oil, gas and associated hydrocarbons from the Niobrara and Fort Hays, Formations within an approximate 8,749.55 -acre Oil and Gas Development Plan (the "Trout Creek OGDP") filed by Applicant concurrently herewith. In support of its Application, Applicant states and alleges as follows: 1. Applicant is a corporation duly organized and authorized to conduct business in the State of Colorado and is a registered operator in good standing with the Commission. 2. Applicant is an "Owner" as defined by the Oil and Gas Conservation Act and ECMC Rules, and owns leasehold interests or holds the right to operate on the following Ilands (hereafter "Application Lands"): Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Section 26: SY2 (approx. 320 -acres) Section 27: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 28: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 29: Ail (approx. 640 -acres) Section 30: All (approx. 641.84 -acres) Surface Location: Page 1 of 10 Amended Sanford South 5N66W29 Location (Location ID 452410) (14 new Wells): approximately 11.6 -acres in the SEIANWY. of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Nearby Public Crossroads: C.R. 52 & Two Rivers Parkway A reference map of the Application Lands is attached hereto. 3. With this Application, PDC is providing a copy of an Oil and Gas Lease for at least one portion of a mineral tract within the Application Lands showing the Applicant's status as an Owner in accordance with ECMC Rule 303.a.(1). See Exhibit B, submitted with the Trout Creek OGDP Application. 4. Rule 401.a. provides that a Well completion 2,500 feet or greater below the surface will be located not less than 600 feet from any lease line and not less than 1,200 feet from any other existing or permitted Well completion in the same common source of supply, unless authorized by order of the Commission or an exception under Rule 401.c is obtained. 5. On April 27, 1998, the Commission adopted Rule 318A, the Greater Wattenberg Area Special Well Location, Spacing and Unit Designation Rule. The Application Lands are subject to this Rule for the Niobrara and Codell Formations. Effective January 15, 2021, Commission Rule 318A was moved to Rule 402 and modified to have no effect on future operations and development in the Greater Wattenberg Area. However, Rule 402.c states that any wellbore spacing units established prior to January 15, 2021 will remain in effect unless the applicable Form 2s, if any, expire without spud. 6. On February 19, 1992 (amended August 20, 1993), the Commission entered Order No. 407-87, which established 80 -acre drilling and spacing units for the production of oil, gas and associated hydrocarbons from the Codell and Niobrara Formations, with the permitted well locations in accordance with the provisions of Order No. 407-1. The Application Lands are subject to Order No. 407-87 for the Niobrara and Codell Formations. 7. On May 1, 2017, the Commission entered Order No. 407-1954, which, among other things, established an approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit for Sections 27, 28, 29, and 30, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., and approved up to 26 horizontal wells within the unit, for production from the Niobrara and CoddeII Formations. Order No. 407-1954 was amended by Order Nos. 407-2113, 407-2436 and 407-2918. 8. On July 24, 2017, the Commission entered Order No. 407-2113, which, among other things, amended Order No. 407-1954 to allow no less than 100 feet from the productive interval of another well within the unit, unless the Director grants an exception. 9. On April 30, 2018, the Commission entered Order No. 407-2436, which, among other things, approved a total of up to 40 horizontal wells within the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1954, for production from the Niobrara and Codell Formations. 10. On May 21, 2019, the Commission entered Order No. 407-2830, which, among other things, pooled all interests in the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1954 for production from the Niobrara and Codell Formations, effective as of the earlier of the date of the Application, or the date that any of the costs specified Page 2 of 10 in § 34-60-116(7)(b)(II), C.R.S., are first incurred for the drilling of the Sanford 4N -30C -M Well (API No. 05-123-4511); the Sanford 4N -30B -M Well (API No. 05-123-45532); the Sanford 4C -30- M Well (API No. 05-123-45533); the Sanford 4N -30A -M Well (API No. 05-123-45534); the Sanford 31 N -30C -M Well (API No. 05-123- 45545); the Sanford 31 N -30B -M Well (API No. 05-123-49929); the Sanford 5N -30C -M Well (API No. 05-123-49931); the Sanford 5C -30-M Well (API No. 05-123- 49925); the Sanford 5N -30B -M Well (API No. 05-123-49923); the Sanford 32N -30C -M Well (API No. 05-123-49917); and the Sanford 32N -30B -M Well (API No. 05- 123-49930). 11. On September 25, 2019, the Commission entered Order No. 407-2918, which, among other things, approved a total of up to 44 horizontal wells within the approximate 2,560 - acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1954, for production from the Niobrara and Codell Formations. 12. On May 26, 2021, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3210 which, among other things, pooled all interests within the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1954 and subjected any nonconsenting interests to the cost recovery provisions of § 34-60-116(7), C.R.S., for the drilling of the Sanford 03N Well (API No. 05-123-49916), Sanford 04NA Well (API No. 05-123-49919), Sanford 05N Well (API No. 05-123- 49928), Sanford 06N Well (API No. 05-123-49935), Sanford 07N Well (API No. 05-123-49933), Sanford 8C Well (API No. 05-123-49926), Sanford 09N Well (API No. 05-123-49924), Sanford 10N Well (API No. 05-123-49920), Sanford 11N Well (API No. 05-123-49934) and Sanford 12N Well (API No. 05-123-49922) for the development and operation of the Niobrara and Codell Formations. 13. Also on May 26, 2021, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3211 which, among other things, pooled all interests in two approximate 878 -acre designated horizontal wellbore spacing units established for portions of the Application Lands and subjected all nonconsenting interests to the cost recovery provisions of §34-60-116(7), C.R.S., for the drilling of the Sanford 01C Well (API No. 05-123-49921) and the Sanford 02N Well (API No. 05-123- 49932) for the development and operation of the Niobrara and Codell Formations. 14. On December 8, 2022, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3416 which, among other things, approved an approximate 33,427 -acre Rule 314 Comprehensive Area Plan covering portions of the Application Lands for the development and operation of the Niobrara, Fort Hays, Codell, and Carlile Formations (the "Guanella CAP"), and granted preliminary siting approval for the Sanford State Location. 15. On June 12, 2024, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3622 which, among other things, approved an approximate 4,255.9 -acre Oil and Gas Development Plan comprised of one approximate 15.9 -acre Oil and Gas Location, one approximate 12.1 -acre Oil and Gas Location, and one approximate 21.5 -acre Oil and Gas Location, for the drilling of 40 new horizontal wells to be developed from three multi -well pads for the development and operation of the Niobrara, Fort Hays, Codell, and Carlile Formations (the "Raton OGDP"). The Raton OGDP overlaps the Application Lands in the PAEY.E'/2E'/2 of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. but will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 16. Also on June 12, 2024, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3624 which, among other things, established an approximate 360 -acre Welibore Spacing Unit (the "Capitol WSU") for portions of the Application Lands for the development and operation of one horizontal well in the Niobrara, Fort Hays, Codell, and Carlile Formations, and approved 300 -foot productive interval setbacks from the eastem and western boundaries of the unit, 200 -foot productive interval Page 3 of 10 setbacks from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, and provided that the horizontal well shall be no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any well located in the same common source of supply within the unit, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable. The Capitol WSU overlaps the Application Lands in the EAPAEY2E'/z of Section 26, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6t' P.M. but will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 17. Prior to the date of this Application, the Commission entered various Orders pooling all interested in designated horizontal wellbore spacing units overlapping a portion of the Application Lands for the development of the Niobrara and CodeII Formations. These Orders are wellbore specific and do not affect the relief requested in this Application. 18. The records of the Commission reflect that the following 26 horizontal Wells are producing (PR) or shut in (SI) in the Niobrara or Codel! Formations within portions of the Application Lands from the Sanford 21-29 Pad (Location ID 329853), operated by Applicant: Well Name API No. Status Location ID Operator Applicant Sanford #30N-30B-lVI 05-123-45508 PR 329853 Sanford #30C -30-M 05-123-45509 PR 329853 Applicant Sanford #30N -30A -M 05-123-45510 PR 329853 Applicant Applicant Applicant Sanford #4N -30C -M 05-123-45511 PR 329853 Sanford #4N -30B -M 05-123-45532 PR 329853 Sanford #4C -30-M 05-123-45533 PR 329853 Applicant Applicant Applicant Applicant Sanford #4N -30A -M 05-123-45534 SI 329853 Sanford #31 N -30C -M 05-123-45545 PR 329853 Sanford #03N 05-123-49916 PR 329853 Sanford #32N -30C -M 05-123-49917 PR 329853 Applicant Applicant Applicant Applicant Applicant Applicant Applicant Applicant Applicant Applicant Sanford #04NA 05-123-49919 PR 329853 Sanford #10N 05-123-49920 PR 329853 Sanford #01C 05-123-49921 PR 329853 Sanford #12N 05-123-49922 PR 329853 Sanford #5N -30B -M 05-123-49923 PR 329853 Sanford #09N 05-123-49924 PR 329853 Sanford #5C -30-M 05-123-49925 PR 329853 Sanford #O8C 05-123-49926 PR 329853 Sanford #05N 05-123-49928 PR 329853 Sanford #31 N -3013-M 05-123-49929 PR 329853 Applicant Sanford #32N -30B -M 05-123-49930 PR 329853 Applicant Applicant Sanford #5N -30C -M 05-123-49931 PR 329853 Sanford #02N 05-123-49932 PR 329853 Applicant Sanford #07N 05-123-49933 PR 329853 Applicant Applicant Sanford #11N 05-123-49934 PR 329853 Sanford #06N 05-123-49935 PR 329853 Applicant 19. While the existing Sanford 21-29 Pad (Location ID 329853) is located within the Application Lands, no new production will be going to the existing Sanford 21-29 Pad from the Trout Creek OGDP and the Sanford 21-29 Pad is not being expanded as part of the Trout Creek OGDP, and therefore the Sanford 21-29 Pad and associated 26 Wells are excluded from the Trout Creek OGDP. Applicant requests that the above -described Wells continue to allocate production proceeds, if any, pursuant to Order Nos. 407-1954, 407-2113, 407-2830, 407-3210 Page 4 of 10 and 407-3211. Applicant requests that Order Nos. 407-2436 and /107 2918 be vacated amended to provide that only 26 horizontal Wells are authorized within the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1954. 20. The records of the Commission reflect that the following vertical, directional and/or horizontal Wells are producing (PR), shut in (SI) or temporarily abandoned (TA) within the Application Lands for production in the Niobrara and/or CodeII Formations: Well Name API No. Status Location ID Operator MEYER J #26-16 05-123-19218 TA 330507 Noble Energy, Inc. RAiSLEY #34-27 05-123-16825 TA 329067 Noble Energy, Inc. WIEST J #28-65- 1HN 05-123-35088 SI 327126 Applicant MOSSBERG J #33- 27 05-123-28020 TA 302255 Noble Energy, Inc. IVIOSSBERG J #33- 28 05-123-28027 TA 302256 Noble Energy, Inc. MOSSBERG #28- 15116 05-123-18156 TA 329988 Noble Energy, Inc. MOSSBERG J #31- 27 05-123-28058 PR 302271 Applicant SCHANK J #35-27 05-123-26672 PR 332774 Applicant 21. With respect to the Applicant -operated Wells, PDC may plug and abandon all or a portion of the above -referenced Wells as part of the Trout Creek OGDP development. Any of the above -described Wells that continue to produce will be subject to their wellbore-specific Spacing Order and/or Rule, and will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 22. The records of the Commission reflect that a portion of the following Rule 318A horizontal wellbore spacing units overlap a portion of the Application !Lands for designated Rule 318A horizontal Wells in the Niobrara and/or Code ll Formations: Well Name Stugart #24N Stugart #23N API No. 05-123-51258 05-123-51257 Status PR PR Location lD 332647 332647 Operator Applicant Applicant 23. Applicant states that the above -referenced Wells will continue to allocate production proceeds, if any, in accordance with Rule 318A and will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 24. PDC will utilize the amended Sanford South 5N66W29 Location (Location iD 452410) in the SEANW'/4 of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. for the development of 14 new Wells within the Application Lands. The Sanford South 5N66W29 Location is subject to the Trout Creels OG P Application filed concurrently herewith. 25. Based on the location of the Sanford South 5N66W29 Location for development of the Application Lands, Weld County is the jurisdiction with siting authority. PDC has an approved Guanella CDP siting permit from Weld County (1041 WOGLA22-0025) for the siting and the related surfaoe disturbance for the Sanford South 5N66W29 Oil and Gas Location. The Form Page 5 of 10 2A for the Sanford South 5N66W29 Pad was granted preliminary siting approval pursuant to Rule 314.b.(5) within the approved Guaneila CAP, Order No. 407-3416. 26. PDC anticipates that it will submit an application to pool all interests, including any non -consent interests, within the Application Lands at a future date. PDC currently owns over 45% leasehold interest in the Application Lands, and therefore PDC may pool the proposed Wells in the Application Lands pursuant to the requirements of C.R.S. § 34-60-116(6)(b)(1), subject to the requirement to tender a reasonable and good faith lease offer to ail unleased mineral interest owners within the Application Lands in accordance with C.R.S. § 34-60-116(7)(d)(I). 27. PDC certifies that the approval of an approximate 2,881.84 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application 'Lands will result in development that will protect and minimize adverse impacts to public health, safety, and welfare, the environment, and wildlife resources and will protect against adverse environmental impacts on any air, water, soil or biological resource in compliance with C.R.S. § 34-60-106(2.5)(a). PDC certifies that its operations in the Application Lands will be conducted in a reasonable manner to protect and minimize adverse impacts to public health, safety, welfare, the environment, and wildlife resources. With this Application, PDC submitted sworn testimony pursuant to Rule 505 supporting the protection of public health, safety, welfare, the environment and wildlife resources. 28. PDC further certifies that the approval of an approximate 2,881.84 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands prevents waste of oil and gas resources, avoids the drilling of unnecessary Wells, and protects correlative rights. With this Application, PDC submitted sworn testimony pursuant to Rule 505 supporting the prevention of waste, the avoidance of drilling unnecessary Wells, and the protection of correlative rights. 29. PDC requests that the spacing order authorize up to 14 new horizontal wells within the Application Lands, with the treated interval of the Niobrara and Fort Hays wellbores to be located not less than 300 feet from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, 150 feet from the eastern and western boundaries of the unit, and provide that each horizontal well shall be no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any other horizontal well producing from the same formation or common source of supply, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable. The Wells within the Application Lands will be drilled from an east -west and west -east lateral orientation. 30. The undersigned certifies that copies of this Application and the Notice of Hearing will be served on each interested party as required by Rules 504.a., 504.b.(2) and 504.b.(6). 31. The granting of this Application is in accord with the Oil and Gas Conservation Act, found at §§ 34.60-101 et seq., C.R.S., and the Commission Rules. 32. Applicant requests that relief granted under this Application should be effective on oral order by the Commission, and Applicant hereby agrees to be bound by said oral order. WHEREFORE, PDC respectfully requests that this matter be set for hearing in accordance with applicable Commission Rules, that notice be given as required by law, and that upon such hearing this Commission enter its order to: A. Vacate Order No. 407-2918; B. ,Amend Order No. 4!07-2436 to authorize up to 26 horizontal wells; Page 6 of 10 C. Establish an approximate 2,881.84 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands for the development and operation of 14 new horizontal Wells for the production of oil, gas, and associated hydrocarbons from the Niobrara and Fort Hays Formations; D. Provide that the productive interval of the Wells in the Niobrara and Fort Hays Formations will be no closer 300 feet from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, 150 feet from the eastem and western boundaries of the unit, and provide that each horizontal well shall be no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any other horizontal well producing from the same formation or common source of supply, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable; E. Provide that the approved wells will be developed from the Sanford South 5N66W29 Location located within the Application Lands, unless an exception is granted by the Director; F. Find that the establishment of an approximate 2,881.84 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands will prevent waste of oil and gas resources, avoid the drilling of unnecessary Wells, protect correlative rights, and protect public health, safety, welfare, the environment and wildlife resources; and G. For such other findings and orders as the Commission may deem proper or advisable in this matter. DATED March 4, 2025. Page 7 of 10 Respectfully submitted: PDC Energy, Inc. By: Jamie L. Jost Kelsey H. Wasylenky Jost Energy Law, P.C. Attorneys for Applicant 3511 Ringsby Court, Unit 103 Denver, Colorado 80216 (720) 446-5620 J iosa iosteneravlaw. co m Kwasylenkvt�iosteneravlaw.co m Applicant's Contact Information: PDC Energy, Inc. ATTN: John Krattenmaker, Asset Development Land Manager 1099 18th Street, Suite 1500 Denver, CO 80202 303 860 5829 coloradoinfo@chevron.com 303-318-6100 Page 8 of 10 VERIFICATION John Krattenmaker, of lawful age, being first duly sworn upon oath, deposes and says that he is the Asset Development Land Manager for PDC Energy, Inc., and that he has read the foregoing Amended Application and that the matters therein contained are true to the nest of his knowledge, information and belief. Dated March 4, 2025. John Krattenmaker Asset Development Land Manager PDC Energy, Inc. Page 9 of 10 Reference Map Wattenberg Field, Weld County Township 5 Section 26: S ection 27: Section 28: Section 29. S ection 30: North, Range 66 West, 6"' P.M. S'/2 (approx. 320 -acres) All (approx. 640 -acres) All (approx. 640 -acres) All (approx. 640 -acres) All (approx. 641.84 -acres) S urface Location: Amended Sanford South 5N66W29 Location (Location ID 452410) (14 new Wells): approximately 11.6 -acres in the SEA/4NWIA of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6t" P.M. Nearby Public Crossroads: C.R. 52 & Two Rivers Parkway 1.1 _ T 4.- -- .fig et' 0 f4)0,41,. tr. ° ° ee. ttin 0 6-i - 0 x:36 )4,!514-) it` • e 4 1 0 I) . ;fir ., �1 4 411y anic ,0 ..,•• 1 41, Q Page 10 of 10 Amended Exhibit D To PDC Trout Creek OGDP Application Quandary DSU BEFORE THE ENERGY AND CARBON MANAGEMENT COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF PDC ENERGY, INC. FOR AN ORDER TO ESTABLISH AN APPROXIMATE 3,606 -ACRE. DRILLING AND SPACING UNIT FOR CERTAIN LANDS IN TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 67 WEST AND TOVI/NSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6T" P.M., FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF 33 NEW HORIZONTAL WELLS FROM ONE NEW OIL AND GAS LOCATION WITHIN AN APPROXIMATE 8,749.55 -ACRE "TROUT CREEK" OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE NIOBRARA AND FORT HAYS FORMATIONS, WATTENBERG FIELD, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO CAUSE NO. 407 DOCKET NO. 241200300 TYPE: SPACING AMENDED APPLICATION COMES NOW PDC Energy, Inc. (Operator No. 69175) ("PDC' or "Applicant"), by and through its attorneys, Jost Energy Law, P.C., and respectfully submits this Application to the Energy and Carbon Management Commission of the State of Colorado (the "Commission" or "ECMC) for an order to: 1) vacate the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1955 for Sections 31, 32, 33, and 34, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M.; 2) vacate Order No. Order No. 407-2749; and 3) establish an approximate 3,606 -acre drilling and spacing unit for the below -described lands and approve 33 new horizontal wells to be developed from one amended Oil and Gas Location within the proposed unit for the production of oil, gas and associated hydrocarbons from the Niobrara and Fort Hays Formations within an approximate 8,749.55 -acre Oil and Gas Development Plan (the Trout Creek OGDP") filed by Applicant concurrently herewith. In support of its Application, Applicant states and alleges as follows: 1. Applicant is a corporation duly organized and authorized to conduct business in the State of Colorado and is a registered operator in good standing with the Commission. 2. Applicant is an "Owner" as defined by the Oil and Gas Conservation Act and ECMC Rules, and owns leasehold interests or holds the right to operate on the following lands (hereafter "Application Lands"): Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Section 2: N'AN%ZNIANY2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 3: N%N1ANY2N'/z (approx. 40 -acres) Section 4: NIANY2NY2N'h (approx. 40 -aces) Section 5: NIANYZN1ANY2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 6: N'/2N'hN'hN'h (approx. 40 -acres) Township 4 North, Range 67 West, 6th P.M. Section 1: NIANE'/.NEANE% (approx. 5 -acres) Page 1 of 12 Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Section 26: S'AS'/2S'/2S'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 27: S'/2S'/2S'/2S'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 28: S'/2S'/2S'/2S'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 29: S'/2S'/2S'/2S'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 30: S'/2SY2S'/2S'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 31: All (approx. 641 -acres) Section 32: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 33: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 34: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 35: All (approx. 640 -acres) Surface Location: Amended Quandary 5N66W32 Location (Location ID 452472) (33 new Wells): approximately 18 -acres in the NWIASEA and NEASEIA of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Nearby Public Crossroads: C.R. 52 & Two Rivers Parkway A reference map of the Application Lands is attached hereto. 3. With this Application, PDC is providing a copy of an Oil and Gas Lease for at least one portion of a mineral tract within the Application Lands showing the Applicant's status as an Owner in accordance with ECMC Rule 303.x.(1). See Exhibit B, submitted with the Trout Creek OGDP Application. 4. Rule 401.a. provides that a Well completion 2,500 feet or greater below the surface will be located not less than 600 feet from any lease line and not less than 1,200 feet from any other existing or permitted Well completion in the same common source of supply, unless authorized by order of the Commission or an exception under Rule 401.c is obtained. 5. On April 27, 1998, the Commission adopted Rule 318A, the Greater Wattenberg Area Special Well Location, Spacing and Unit Designation Rule. The Application Lands are subject to this Rule for the Niobrara and Codell Formations. Effective January 15, 2021, Commission Rule 318A was moved to Rule 402 and modified to have no effect on future operations and development in the Greater Wattenberg Area. However, Rule 402.c states that any wellbore spacing units established prior to January 15, 2021 will remain in effect unless the applicable Form 2s, if any, expire without spud. 6. On February 19, 1992 (amended August 20, 1993), the Commission entered Order No. 407-87, which established 80 -acre drilling and spacing units for the production of oil, gas and associated hydrocarbons from the Codell and Niobrara Formations, with the permitted well locations in accordance with the provisions of Order No. 407-1. The Application Lands are subject to Order No. 407-87 for the Niobrara and Code ll Formations. 7. On May 1, 2017, the Commission entered Order No. 407-1954, which, among other things, established an approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit for Sections 27, 28, 29, and 30, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., and approved up to 26 horizontal wells Page 2 of 12 within the unit, for production from the Niobrara and Codell Formations. Order No. 407-1954 was amended by Order Nos. 407-2113, 407-2436 and 407-2918. 8. Also on May 1, 2017, the Commission entered Order No. 407-1955, which among other things, established an approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit covering Sections 31, 32, 33, and 34, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., and authorizing the drilling of up to 26 horizontal wells within the proposed unit, for the production of oil, gas, and associated hydrocarbons from the Niobrara and Codell Formations, with the treated intervals of the wellbore of any permitted wells to be located not less than 460 feet from the boundaries of the proposed unit, with an inter -well setback of not less than 150 feet from the treated interval of a well producing from the Niobrara and Codell Formations, without exception being granted by the Director. 9. On July 24, 2017, the Commission entered Order No. 407-2113, which, among other things, amended Order No. 407-1954 to allow no less than 100 feet from the productive interval of another well within the unit, unless the Director grants an exception. 10. Also on July 24, 2017, the Commission entered Order Nos. 407-2114 which, among other things, amended the inter -well setbacks for the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Docket No. 407-1955 to allow not less than 100 feet from the productive interval of another well within the unit, unless an exception is granted by the Director. 11. On April 30, 2018, the Commission entered Order No. 407-2436, which, among other things, approved a total of up to 40 horizontal wells within the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1954, for production from the Niobrara and Codell Formations. Applicant requests that Order No. 407-2436 be vacated in the spacing application submitted as Exhibit C to the Trout Creek OGDP. 12. January 28, 2019, the Commission entered Order No. 407-2749 which, among other things, modified the setbacks established by Order No. 407-1955 such that for any permitted wells, the treated intervals of the welibore should be no closer than 150 feet from the western boundary of the drilling and spacing unit, with an inter -well setback of no closer than 150 feet from the treated interval of a welt producing from the Niobrara and Codell Formations. 13. On May 21, 2019, the Commission entered Order No. 407-2830, which, among other things, pooled all interests in the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1954 for production from the Niobrara and Codell Formations, effective as of the earlier of the date of the Application, or the date that any of the costs specified in § 34-60-116(7)(b)(II), C.R.S., are first incurred for the drilling of the Sanford 4N -30C -M Well (API No. 05-123-4511); the Sanford 4N -30B -M Well (API No. 05-123-45532); the Sanford 4C -30- M Well (API No. 05-123-45533); the Sanford 4N -30A -M Well (API No. 05-123-45534); the Sanford 31 N -30C -M Well (API No. 05-123- 45545); the Sanford 31 N -30B -M Well (API No. 05-123-49929); the Sanford 5N -30C -M Well (API No. 05-123-49931); the Sanford 5C -30-M Well (API No. 05-123- 49925); the Sanford 5N -30B -M Well (API No. 05-123-49923); the Sanford 32N -30C -M Well (API No. 05-123-49917); and the Sanford 32N -30B -M Well (API No. 05- 123-49930). 14. On September 25, 2019, the Commission entered Order No. 407-2918, which, among other things, approved a total of up to 44 horizontal wells within the approximate 2,560 - acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1954, for production from the Niobrara and Codell Formations. Applicant requests that Order No. 407-2918be vacated in the spacing application submitted as Exhibit C to the Trout Creek OGDP. Page 3 of 12 15. On May 26, 2021, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3210 which, among other things, pooled all interests within the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1954 and subjected any nonconsenting interests to the cost recovery provisions of § 34-60-116(7), C.R.S., for the drilling of the Sanford 03N Well (API No. 05-123-49916), Sanford 04NA Well (API No. 05-123-49919), Sanford 05N Well (API No. 05-123- 49928), Sanford 06N Well (API ,No. 05-123-49935), Sanford 07N Well (API No. 05-123-49933), Sanford 8C Well (API No. 05-123-49926), Sanford 09N Well (API No. 05-123-49924), Sanford 10N Well (API No. 05-123-49920), Sanford 11N Well (API No. 05-123-49934) and Sanford 12N Well (API No. 05-123-49922) for the development and operation of the Niobrara and Codell Formations. 16. On December 8, 2022, the COMMiSSi011 entered Order No. 407-3416 which, among other things, approved an approximate 33,427 -acre Rule 314 Comprehensive Area Flan covering portions of the Application Lands for the development and operation of the Niobrara, Fort Hays, Codell, and Cattle Formations (the "Guahella CAP"), and granted preliminary siting approval for the Quandary 5N66W32 Location. 17. On ,June 12, 2024, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3622 which, arnong other things, approved an approximate 4,255.9 -acre Oil and Gas Development Plan comprised of one approximate 15.9 -acre Oil and Gas Location, one approximate 12.1 -acre Oil and Gas Location, and one approximate 21.5 -acre Oil and Gas Location, for the drilling of 40 new horizontal wells to be developed from three multi -well pads for the development and operation of the Niobrara, Fort Hays, Codell, and Carlile Formations (the "Raton OGDP"). The Raton OGDP overlaps portions of the Application Lands but will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 18. Also on June 12, 2024, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3624 which, among other things, established an approximate 360 -acre Wel'bore Spacing Unit (the "Capitol WSU") for portions of the Application Lands for the development and operation of one horizontal well in the Niobrara, Fort Hays, Codell, and Carlile Formations, and approved 300 -foot productive interval setbacks from the eastern and western boundaries of the unit, 200 -foot productive interval setbacks from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, and provided that the horizontal well shall be no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any well located in the same common source of supply within the unit, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable. The Capitol WSU overlaps portions of the Application Lands but will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 19. Also on June 12, 2024, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3626 which, among other things, established an approximate 1,280 -acre drilling and spacing unit (the Oxford DSU) for Section 2: W'h, Section 3: All and Section 4: E'/2, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., and approved a total of 14 horizontal wells within the unit, for production from tihe Niobrara, Fort Hays, Codell, and Cattle Formations, with the productive interval of any wellbore to be located no closer than 200 feet from the eastern and western boundaries of the unit, no closer than 300 feet from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, and no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any other wellbore located in the same common source of supply within the snit, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable. The Oxford DSU overlaps portions of the Application Lands but will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 20. Also on June 12, 2024, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3627 which, among other things, established an approximate 240 -acre Wellbore Spacing Unit for portions of Page 4 of 12 Sections 2, 3 and 4, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. and portions of Sections 33, 34 and 35, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., for the development and operation of one horizontal well in the Niobrara, Fort Hays, Codell, and Cardile Formations, and approved 200 -foot productive interval setbacks from the eastern and western boundaries of the unit, 300 -foot productive interval setbacks from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, and provided that the horizontal well shall be no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any well located in the same common source of supply within the unit, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable. The 240 -acre WSU overlaps portions of the Application Lands but will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 21. Prior to the date of this Application, the Commission entered various Orders pooling all interested in designated horizontal wellbore spacing units overlapping a portion of the Application Lands for the development of the Niobrara and Codell Formations. These Orders are wellbore specific and do not affect the relief requested in this Application. 22. The records of the Commission reflect that the following vertical, directional and/or horizontal Wells are producing (PR), shut in (SI) or temporarily abandoned (TA) within all or a portion of the Application Lands for ,production in the Niobrara and/or Codell Formations: Well Warne API No. Status Location ID Operator SORIN NATURAL RESOURCES #2M-303 05-123-37334 PR 432911 Applicant Sorin Natural Resources #2R-243 05-123-37346 PR 432911 Applicant Sorin Natural Resources #2M-423 05-123-37350 PR 432911 Applicant Sorin Natural Resourceo tt2R 403 86423-37389 SI 432846 Applicant Sorin Natural Resources #2U-203 05-123-37310 PR 432846 Applicant Sorin Natural Resources #2U-443 05-123-37311 S1 432846 Applicant SORIN NATURAL RESOURCES #2R-323 05-123-37312 PR 432846 Applicant WERNING #41-3 05-123-16524 PR 328858 Applicant ALVA SHABLE #1-4 fly -123-13253 SI 323599 Applicant GARCIA J #33-33D 05-123-30587 SI 326882 Applicant Applicant Applicant Applicant GARCIA K #04-30D 05-123-30672 PR 326882 GARCIA #31-5 05-123-16338 SI 328717 BERNHARDT-PM #K6-4 05-123-13995 PR 327003 BERNHARDT J #31-22D 05-123-29102 PR 332790 Applicant BERNHARDT J #31-21D 05-123-29252 PR 332790 Applicant Applicant Honey Badger #J31-64- 1 HIS 05-123-35979 PR 332665 BERNHARDT J #31-20D 05-123-28163 PR 332665 Noble Energy, Inc. UPRC #31-1266 05-123-18496 SI 332665 Noble Energy, Inc. Page 5 of 12 MOSSBERG #8-31 05-123-22271 PR 332414 Applicant UPRC J #31-6 05-123-20068 PR 331045 Applicant UPRC #31-5H6 05-123-18494 PR 330139 Applicant SPOMER #9-32 05-123-12749 05 123 12518 SI 323233 Noble Energy, Inc. CARL -SON -#4 TA 323073 Noble Energy, Tric— SPOMER #32-16H6 05-123-18031 SI 329913 Noble Energy, Inc. LESSER PM J #33-2 05-123-14005 TA 327013 Noble Energy, Inc. ASHTON J #33-18D 05-123-29276 PR 302605 Applicant ASHTON J #33-21D 05-123-29363 PR 302605 Applicant ASHTON J #33-32D 05-123-29364 PR 302605 Applicant ASHTON J #33-19 05-123-29469 Si 302605 Applicant ASHTON J #33-20D 05-123-29477 PR 302605 Applicant LESSER -PM #J33-7 05-123-14006 TA 327014 Noble Energy, Inc. RAISLEY #21-34 05-123-16741 SI 329009 Applicant DOS RIOS #34-8H6 05-123-18375 PR 336630 Applicant DOS RIOS #34-7H6 05-123-18376 PR 336630 Applicant DOS RIOS #43-34 05-123-16740 PR 329008 Applicant RAISELY #11-34 05-123-13317 PR 323649 Applicant DOS RIOS #12-34A 05-123-24903 PR 332833 Applicant DOS RIOS #5-34A 05-123-30055 SI 332833 Applicant RUMSEY #10-34 05-123-20663 PR 332916 Applicant SCHANK J #36-31 05-123-26483 PR 332774 Applicant SCHANK J #35-27 05-123-26672 PR 332774 Applicant HARD-FOUGHT #1-35 05-123-13159 PR 332631 Applicant RODRIGUEZ #4-35 05-123-21859 PR 332631 Applicant NICHOLS #35-12 05-123-17046 SI 329234 Applicant SCHANK J #35-7 05-123-26553 PR 332768 Applicant SCHANK J #35-22 05-123-26482 PR 332768 Applicant SCHANK J #35-17 05-123-26442 PR 332768 Applicant SCHANK J #35-08 05-123-19203 PR 330495 Applicant SCHANK J #35-06 05-123-19202 PR 336706 Applicant Applicant SCHANK J #35-20 05-123-26252 PR 336706 SCHANK J #35-21 05-123-26443 PR 336706 Applicant NICHOLS #1 05 123 11622 SI 322549 Applicant MOSSBERG J #31-27 05-123-28058 PR 302271 Applicant MOSSBERG J #33-28 05-123-28027 TA 302256 Noble Energy, Inc. Page 6 of 12 MOSSBERG 9 #33-27 05-123-28020 TA 302255 Noble Energy, inc. RAISLEX #34-27 05-123-16825 TA 329067 Noble Energy, Inc. 23. With respect to the Applicant -operated Wells, PDC may plug and abandon all or a portion of the above -referenced Wells as part of the Trout Creek OGDP development. Any of the above -described Wells that continue to produce will be subject to their wellbore-specific Spacing Order and/or Rule, and will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 24. PDC will utilize the amended Quandary 5N66W32 Location (Location ID 452472) in the NWY4SE% and NE ASE% of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. for the development of 33 new Wells within the Application Lands. The Quandary 5N66W32 Location is subject to the Trout Creek OGDP Application filed concurrently herewith. 25.Based on the location of the Quandary 5N66W32 Location for development of the Application Lands, Weld County is the jurisdiction with siting authority. PDC has an approved Guanella CDP siting permit from Weld County (1041 WOGLA22-0025) for the siting and the related surface disturbance for the Quandary 5N66W32 Oil and Gas Location. The Form 2A for the Quandary 5N66W32 Pad was granted preliminary siting approval pursuant to Rule 314.b.(5) within the approved Guanella CAP, Order No. 407-3416. 26. PDC anticipates that it will submit an application to pool all interests, including any non -consent interests, within the Application Lands at a future date. PDC currently owns over 45% leasehold interest in the Application Lands, and therefore PDC may pool the proposed Wells in the Application Lands pursuant to the requirements of C.R.S. § 34-60-116(6)(b)(I), subject to the requirement to tender a reasonable and good faith lease offer to all unleased mineral interest owners within the Application Lands in accordance with C.R.S. § 34-60-116(7)(d)(I). 27. PDC certifies that the approval of an approximate 3,606 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands will result in development that will protect and minimize adverse impacts to public health, safety, and welfare, the environment, and wildlife resources and will protect against adverse environmental impacts on any air, water, soil or biological resource in compliance with C.R.S. § 34-60-106(2.5)(a). PDC certifies that its operations in the Application Lands will be conducted in a reasonable manner to protect and minimize adverse impacts to public health, safety, welfare, the environment, and wildlife resources. With this Application, PDC submitted sworn testimony pursuant to Rule 505 supporting the protection of public health, safety, welfare, the environment and wildlife resources. 28. PDC further certifies that the approval of an approximate 3,606 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands prevents waste of oil and gas resources, avoids the drilling of unnecessary Wells, and protects correlative rights. With this Application, PDC submitted sworn testimony pursuant to Rule 505 supporting the prevention of waste, the avoidance of drilling unnecessary Wells, and the protection of correlative rights. 29. PDC requests that the spacing order authorize up to 33 new horizontal wells within the Application Lands, with the treated interval of the Niobrara and Fort Hays wellbores to be located .not less than 300 feet from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, 150 feet from the eastern and western boundaries of the unit, and provide that each horizontal well shall Page 7 of 12 be no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any other horizontal well producing from the same formation or common source of supply, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable. The Wells within the Application Lands will be drilled from an east -west and west -east lateral orientation. 30. The undersigned certifies that copies of this Application and the Notice of Hearing will be served on each interested party as required by Rules 504.a., 504.b.(2) and 504.b.(6). 31. The granting of this Application is in accord with the Oil and Gas Conservation Act, found at §§ 34-60-101 et seq., C.R.S., and the Commission Rules. 32. Applicant requests that relief granted under this Application should be effective on oral order by the Commission, and Applicant hereby agrees to be bound by said oral order. WHEREFORE, PDC respectfully requests that this matter be set for hearing in accordance with applicable Commission Rules, that notice be given as required by law, and that upon such hearing this Commission enter its order to: A. Vacate the approximate 2,560 -acre drilling and spacing unit established by Order No. 407-1955 for Sections 31, 32, 33, and 34, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M B. Vacate Order No. Order No. 407-2749; C. Establish an approximate 3,606 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands for the development and operation of 33 new horizontal Wells for the production of oil, gas, and associated hydrocarbons from the Niobrara and Fort Hays Formations; D. Provide that the productive interval of the Wells in the Niobrara and Fort Hays Formations will be no closer 300 feet from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, 150 feet from the eastem and western boundaries of the unit, and provide that each horizontal well shall be no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any other horizontal well producing from the same formation or common source of supply, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable; E. Provide that the approved wells will be developed from the amended Quandary 5N66W32 Location (Location ID 452472) located within the Application Lands, unless an exception is granted by the Director, F. Find that the establishment of an approximate 3,606 acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands wiil prevent waste of oil and gas resources, avoid the drilling of unnecessary Wells, protect correlative rights, and protect public health, safety, welfare, the environment and wildlife resources; and G. For such other findings and orders as the Commission may deem proper or advisable in this matter. DATED March 4, 2025. Page 8 of 12 Respectfully submitted: PiDC Energy, Inc. By: Jamie L. Jost Kelsey H. Wasylenky Jost Energy Law, P.C. Attorneys for Applicant 3511 Ringsby Court, Unit 103 Denver, Colorado 80216 (720) 446-5620 Jiostaiostenergvlaw.com KwasvlenkvCo�iostenercivlaw.com Applicant's Contact Information: PDC Energy, Inc. ATTN: John Krattenmaker, Asset Development Land Manager 1099 18th Street, Suite 1500 Denver, CO 80202 john.krattcnmakcr@chcvron.com 303 860 5823 coloradoinfo@chevron.com 303-318-6100 Page 9 of 12 VERIFICATION John Krattenmaker, of lawful age, being first duly sworn upon oath, deposes and says that he is the Asset Development Land Manager for PDC Energy, Inc., and that he has read the foregoing Amended Application and that the matters therein contained are true to the nest of his knowledge, information and ,belief. Dated March 4, 2025. John Krattenmaker Asset Development Land Manager PDC Energy, Inc. Page 10 of 12 Reference Map Wattenberg Field, Weld County Township 4 North, Range 66 West, eh P 1111 Section 2: NIANIANY2N% (approx. 40 -acres) Section 3: NIANIANY2N% (approx. 40 -acres) Section 4: N'/2N'/2N'/2N% (approx. 40 -acres) Section 5: NY2NY2NY2N'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 6: NIANIANY2N'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Township 4 North, Range 67 West, eh P.M. Section 1: NIANEANE%NE'/4 (approx. 5 -acres) Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Section 26: SY2SY2SY2S'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 27: SIASY2SY2S'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 28: SIASY2S'/2S'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 29: SY2SIASY2S'/2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 30: SY2S1ASIASY2 (approx. 40 -acres) Section 31: All (approx. 641 -acres) Section 32: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 33: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 34: All (approx. 640 -acres) Section 35: All (approx. 640 -acres) Surface Location: Amended Quandary 5N66W32 Location (Location ID 452472) (33 new Wells): approximately 18 -acres in the NWIASEY4 and NE%SE'/ of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Nearbv Public Crossroads: C.R. 52 & Two Rivers Parkway [Reference Map on the Following Pagel Page 11 of 12 Reference Map Wattenberg Field, Weld County , • ) w" 7.4.47:444"%,_ 7..-r-. -�., `- _ t -11 _ 30 ;,3 e �- A) ei �, _ 41-} ® 6 O re) _ (46t • , i'v r } €11 41 r` ! r—, — -'..y'ln-rin-�... cal �e' ) t. 41- f y 16W + _ tom, Y I. A �SIIPEMUSEM r y a.. _. Tali:1k �3- 3;� • • ti 4 !'1 • s tti o * • t 1 ` 9 f �. � X11 €3 ._ . .__r �: rim • et--, Ci% O La ses. r. Page 12 of 12 Amended Exhibit E To PDC Trout Creek OGDP Application Yale DSU BEFORE THE ENERGY AND CARBON MANAGEMENT COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF COLORADO IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF PDC ENERGY, INC. FOR AN ORDER TO ESTABLISH AN APPROXIMATE 2,566.71 -ACRE DRILLING AND SPACING UNIT FOR PORTIONS OF SECTIONS 4, 5 AND 6, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6' P.M., AND PORTIONS OF SECTIONS 1, 2, 3 AND 4, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 67 WEST, 6' P.M., FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND OPERATION OF 24 NEW HORIZONTAL WELLS FROM ONE NEW OIL AND GAS LOCATION WITHIN AN APPROXIMATE 8,749.55 -ACRE "TROUT CREEK" OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN FOR THE NIOBRARA AND FORT HAYS FORMATIONS, WATTENBERG FIELD, WELD COUNTY, COLORADO CAUSE NO. 407 DOCKET NO. 241200300 TYPE: SPACING AMENDED APPLICATION COMES NOW PDC Energy, Inc. (Operator No. 69175) ("PDC" or "Applicant"), by and through its attorneys, Jost Energy Law, P.C., and respectfully submits this Application to the Energy and Carbon Management Commission of the State of Colorado (the "Commission" or "ECMC) for an order to establish an approximate 2,566.71 -acre drilling and spacing unit for the below -described lands and approve 24 new horizontal wells to be developed from one amended Oil and Gas Location within the proposed unit for the production of oil, gas and associated hydrocarbons from the Niobrara and Fort Hays Formations within an approximate 8,749.55 -acre Oil and Gas Development Plan (the "Trout Creek OGDP") filed by Applicant concurrently herewith. In support of its Application, Applicant states and alleges as follows: 1. Applicant is a corporation duly organized and authorized to conduct business in the State of Colorado and is a registered operator in good standing with the COMMiSSiOll. 2. Applicant is an "Owner" as defined by the Oil and Gas Conservation Act and ECMC Rules, and owns leasehold interests or holds the right to operate on the following lands (hereafter "Application Lands"): Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Section 4: W% (approx. 314.7 -acres) Section 5: All (approx. 636.14 -acres) Section 6: EY2; NW% (approx. 471.16 -acres) Township 4 North, Range 67 West, 6th P.M. Section 1: NIA (approx. 324.13 -acres) Section 2: N'h (approx. 327.36 -acres) Section 3: NY2 (approx. 329.22 -acres) Section 4: NE% (approx. 164 -acres) Page 1 of 9 Surface Location: Amended Yale 4N66W6 Location (Location ID 329607) (24 new Wells): approximately 21.2 -acres in the SW'/NE'/ of Section 6, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Nearby Public Crossroads: C.R. 25 & C.R. 48 A reference map of the Application Lands is attached hereto. 3. With this Application, PDC is providing a copy of an Oil and Gas Lease for at least one ;portion of a mineral tract within the Application Lands showing the Applicant's status as an Owner .in accordance with ECMC Rule 303.x(1). See Exhibit 13, submitted with the Trout Creek OGDP Application. 4.. Rule 401.a. provides that a Well completion 2,500 feet or greater below the surface will be located not less than 600 feet from any tease line and not less than 1,200 feet from any other existing or ;permitted Well completion in the same common source of supply, unless authorized by order of the Commission or an exception under Rule 401.c is obtained. 5. On April 27, 1998, the Commission adopted Rule 318A, the Greater Wattenberg Area Special Well Location, Spacing and Unit Designation Rule. The Application Lands are subject to this Rule for the Niobrara and Codell Formations. Effective January 15, 2021., Commission Rule 318A was moved to Rule 402 and modified to have no effect on future operations and development in the Greater Wattenberg Area. However, Rule 402.c states that any wellbore spacing units established prior to ,January 15, 2021 will remain in effect unless the applicable Form 2s, if any, expire without spud. 6. On February 19, 1992 (amended August 20, 1993), the Commission entered Order No. 407-87, which established 80 -acre drilling and spacing units for the production of oil, gas and associated hydrocarbons from the Coded and Niobrara Formations, with the permitted well locations in accordance with the provisions of Order No. 407-1. The Application Lands are subject to Order 'No. 407-87 for the Niobrara and Coded Formations. 7. On December 8, 2022, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3416 which, among other things, approved an approximate 33,427 -acre Rule 314 Comprehensive Area Plan covering portions of the Application Lands for the development and operation of the Niobrara, Fart Hays, Codell, and Carlile Formations (the "Guanella CAP"), and granted preliminary siting approval for the Yale 4N66W6 Location. 8. On December 20, 2023, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3555 which, among other things, approved an approximate 4,869.66 -acre Oil and Gas Development Plan, comprised of one approximate 21.12 -acre Oil and Gas Location, one approximate 21.66 -acre Oil and Gas Location, one approximate 8.27 -acre Oil and Gas Location, and one approximate 7.19 - acre Oil and Gas Facility, for the drilling of 94 new horizontal wells to be developed from three multi -well pads and one facility for the development and operation of the Niobrara, Fort Hays, Coded, and Carlile Formations (the "Cameron 2 OGDP"). The Cameron 2 OGDP overlaps portions of the Application Lands but will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 9. Also on December 20, 2023, the Commission entered Order No. 407-3559 which, among other things, established an approximate 160 -acre wellbore spacing unit for portions of Page 2 of 9 the Application Lands for the Bona State 24N Well to be developed from one new Oil and Gas Location and the associated Facility adjacent to the Application Lands, and approved subsurface setbacks of no closer than 150 feet from the eastern and western boundaries of the unit for the Niobrara, Fort Hays, Codell and Cathie Formations, 200 feet from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit for the Niobrara Formation, 335 feet from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit for the Fort Hays, Codell and Carlile Formations, and no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any other wellbore producing within the sarne common source or formation, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable, for the production of oil, gas and associated hydrocarbons from the Niobrara., (Fort Hays, Codell and Carlile Formations. The 160 -acre WSU overlaps portions of the Application Lands but will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 10. Prior to the date of this Application, the Commission entered various Orders pooling all interested in designated horizontal wellbore spacing units overlapping a portion of the Application Lands for the development of the Niobrara and Codell Formations. These Orders are wellbore specific and do not affect t'he relief requested in this Application. 11. The records of the Commission reflect that the following vertical, directional and/or horizontal Wells are producing (PR), shut in (SI) or temporarily abandoned {TA) within all or a portion of the Application Lands for production in the Niobrara and/or Codell Formations: Well Name API No. Status Location ID Operator HENDERSON #41-4 05-123-07402 PR 317625 Kerr-McGee LOVELAND #2-3 05-123-23191 PR 333040 Kerr-McGee LOT 'HOLDINGS #1-3 05-123-23123 PR 332655 Kerr-McGee LOVELAND #8-3 05-123-22269 PR 332655 Kerr-McGee WAGNER #F 11-2-P 05-123-15063 SI 327715 Applicant WAGNER #2-1 05-123-12826 PR 323293 Blue Chip BERNHARDT #1-1 05-123-13532 SI 326706 Noble Energy, 'Inc. HULL #1-1 05-123-13735 SI 326833 Applicant BERNHARDT #1-12 05-123-17368 TA 329450 Noble Energy, Inc. BERNHARDT #1-11 05-123-17367 TA 329449 Noble Energy, Inc. 'BE,RNIHA'RDT #7-1 05-123-20664 TA 331419 Noble Energy, Inc. BERNHARDT #4-1 05-123-31266 SI 416041 Applicant BERNHARDT #31-1 05-123-31267 SI 416041 Applicant Applicant 'BERNHARDT #37-36 05-123-31268 SI 416041 BERNHARDT #21-1 05-123-31277 SI 416041 Applicant BERNHARDT #29-1 05-123-31280 SI 416041 Applicant Applicant BERNHARDT #22-1 05-123-31281 SI 416041 BERNHAR3T #18-1 05-123-31285 SI 416041 Applicant BERNHARDT #24-1 05-123-31286 S1 416041 Applicant BERNHARDT-PM #K6-4 05-123-13995 PR 327003 Applicant KAMIVIERZELL #6-7F 05-123-17593 SI 329607 Applicant ELLA #1 05-123-12145 Si 322840 Applicant Applicant GARCIA #31-5 05-123-16338 SI 328717 Page 3 of 9 Bernhardt #6O-243 05-123-40493 PR 439398 Applicant GARCIA J #33-33D 05-'123-30587 SI 326882 Applicant GARCIA K #04-30D 05-'123-30672 PR 326882 Applicant KAMMERZELL K #6- 23 fl5-123-24603 SI 306410 Applicant DANIELS-PM #K5-10 05-123-13975 SI 326989 Noble Energy, Inc. ALVA SHABLE #1-4 05-123-13253 SI 323599 Applicant CAMENISCH- SUPREME CAMP #2- 4B 05-123-27185 PR 332843 Applicant Five Rivers #K04 -32D 05-123-33700 TA 423757 Noble Energy Inc. 12. With respect to the Applicant -operated Wells, PDC may plug and abandon all or a portion of the above -referenced Wells as part of the Trout Creek OGDP development. Any of the above -described Wells that continue to produce will be subject to their wellbore-specific Spacing Order and/or Rule, and will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 13. The records of the Commission reflect that a portion of the following Rule 318A horizontal wellbore spacing units overlap a portion of the Application Lands for designated Rule 318A horizontal Wells in the Niobrara and/or CodeII Formations: Well Name API No. Status Location ID Operator Bernhardt #6O-243 05-123-40493 PR 439398 Applicant Bernhardt #6O-443 05-123-40399 PR 439398 Applicant SHABLE #K08-69HN 05-123-39558 PR 437479 Applicant Applicant SHABLE #1(08-69-1HN 05-123-39561 PR 437479 14. Applicant states that the above -referenced Wells will continue to allocate ,production proceeds, if any, in accordance with Rule 318A and will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 15. The records of the Commission reflect that a portion of the following horizontal well is permitted (AP) in a Wellbore Spacing Unit overlapping a portion of the Application Lands for development of the Niobrara, Fort Hays, CodeII and/or Carlile Formations: Well Name API No. Status Location ID 485815 Operator Applicant BONA STATE #12N 05-123-52886 AP 16. Applicant states that the above -referenced Well will allocate production proceeds, if any, in accordance with Order No. 407-3559 and will not be affected by the relief requested in this Application. 17. PDC will utilize the amended Yale 4N66W6 Location (Location ID 329607) in the SWANEY, of Section 6, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. for the development of 24 new Wells within the Application Lands. The Yale 4N66W6 Location is subject to the Trout Creek OGDP Application filed concurrently herewith. Page 4 of 9 18. Based on the location of the Yale 4N66W6 Location for development of the Application Lands, Weld County is the jurisdiction with siting authority. PDC has an approved Guanella CDP siting permit from Weld County (1041 WOGLA22-0025) for the siting and the related surface disturbance for the Yale 4N66W6 Oil and Gas Location. The Form 2A for the Yale 4N66W6 Pad was granted preliminary siting approval pursuant to Rule 314.b.(5) within the approved Guanella CAP, Order No. 407-3416. 19. PDC anticipates that it will submit an application to pool all interests, including any non -consent interests, within the Application Lands at a future date. PDC currently owns over 45% leasehold interest in the Application Lands, and therefore PDC may pool the proposed Wells in the Application Lands pursuant to the requirements of C.R.S. § 34-60-116(6)(b)(I), subject to the requirement to tender a reasonable and good faith lease offer to all unleased mineral interest owners within the Application Lands in accordance with C.R.S. § 34-60-116(7)(d)(i). 20. PDC certifies that the approval of an approximate 2,566.71 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands will result in development that will protect and minimize adverse impacts to public health, safety, and welfare, the environment, and wildlife resources and will protect against adverse environmental impacts on any air, water, soil or biological resource in compliance with C.R.S. § 34-60-106(2.5)(a). PDC certifies that its operations in the Application Lands will be conducted in a reasonable manner to protect and minimize adverse impacts to public health, safety, welfare, the environment, and wildlife resources. With this Application, PDC submitted sworn testimony pursuant to Rule 505 supporting the protection of public health, safety, welfare, the environment and wildlife resources. 21. PDC further certifies that the approval of an approximate 2,566.71 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands prevents waste of oil and gas resources, avoids the drilling of unnecessary Wells, and protects correlative rights. With this Application, PDC submitted sworn testimony pursuant to Rule 505 supporting the prevention of waste, the avoidance of drilling unnecessary Wells, and the protection of correlative rights. 22. PDC requests that the spacing order authorize up to 24 new horizontal wells within the Application Lands, with the treated interval of the Niobrara and Fort Hays wellbores to be located not less than 300 feet from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, 150 feet from the eastern and western boundaries of the unit, and provide that each horizontal well shall be no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any other horizontal well producing from the same formation or common source of supply, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable. The Wells within the Application Lands will be drilled from an east -west and west -east lateral orientation. 23. The undersigned certifies that copies of this Application and the Notice of Hearing will be served on each interested party as required by Rules 504.a., 504.b.(2) and 504.b.(6). 24. The granting of this Application is in accord with the Oil and Gas Conservation Act, found at §§ 34-60-101 et seq., C.R.S., and the Commission Rules. 25. Applicant requests that relief granted under this Application should be effective on oral order by the Commission, and Applicant hereby agrees to be bound by said oral order. WHEREFORE, PDC respectfully requests that this matter be set for hearing in accordance with applicable Commission Rules, that notice be given as required by law, and that upon such hearing this Commission enter its order to: Page 5 of 9 A. Establish an approximate 2,566.71 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands for the development and operation of 24 new horizontal Wells for the production of oil, gas, and associated hydrocarbons from the Niobrara and Fort Hays Formations; B. Provide that the productive interval of the Wells in the Niobrara and Fort Hays Formations will be no closer 300 feet from the northern and southern boundaries of the unit, 150 feet front the eastern and western boundaries of the unit, and provide that each horizontal well shall be no closer than 150 feet from the productive interval of any other horizontal well producing from the same formation or common source of supply, unless authorized by Rule 401.c or Rule 408.u.(1) as applicable; C. Provide that the approved wells will be developed from the Quandary 5N66W32 Location (Location ID 452472) Yale 4N66W6 Location (Location ID 329607) located within the Application Lands, unless an exception is granted by the Director, D. Find that the establishment of an approximate 2,566.71 -acre Drilling and Spacing Unit for the Application Lands will prevent waste of oil and gas resources, avoid the drilling of unnecessary Wells, protect correlative rights, and protect public health, safety, welfare, the environment and wildlife resources; and E. For such other findings and orders as the Commission may deem proper or advisable in this matter. DATED March 4, 2025. Page 6 of 9 Respectfully submitted: PDC Energy, Inc. By: Jamie L. Jost Kelsey H. Wasylenky Jost Energy Law, P.C. Attorneys for Applicant 3511 Ringsby Court, knit 103 Denver, Colorado 80216 (720) 446-5620 Jiost(a)iosteneravlaw. com KwasvlenkvCc�iostenergvlaw.com Applicant's Contact Information: PDC Energy, inc. ATTN: John Krattenmaker, Asset Development Land Manager 1099 18th Street, Suite 1500 Denver, CO 80202 john.krattcnmakcr@chcvron.com 303 860 5829 coloradoinffo@chevron.com 303-318-6100 Page 7 of 9 VERIFICATION John Krattenmaker, of lawful age, being first duly swom upon oath, deposes and says that he is the Asset Development Land Manager for PDC Energy, Inc., and that he has read the foregoing Amended Application and that the matters therein contained are true to the best of his knowledge, information and belief. Dated March 4, 2025. John Krattenmaker Asset Development Land Manager PDC Energy, Inc. Page 8 of 9 Reference Map Wattenberg Field, VVeld County Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M. Section 4: W1/2 (approx. 314.7 -acres) Section 5: All (approx. 636.14 -acres) Section 6: E1/2; NW% (approx. 471.16 -acres) Township 4 North, Range 67 West, 6th P.M. N 1/2 (approx. 324.13 -acres) N 1/2 (approx. 327.36 -acres) N % (approx. 329.22 -acres) N E1/4 (approx. 164 -acres) Section 1: Section 2: Section 3: Section 4: Surface Location: Amended Yale 4N66W6 Location (Location ID 329607) (24 new Wells): approximately 21.2 -acres in the SW1ANE1/4 of Section 6, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6t" P.M. Nearby Public Crossroads: C.R. 25 & C.R. 48 Page 9of9 Exhibit F Otiorron aaguniattg Perrriittigg CooFdin3to,BUiDeveloprnentiRermittirig October 24, 2024 Sent VIA Electronic Mail Weld County Oil and Gas Energy Department Attn: Jason Maxey, Director 1402 N 17th Ave. Greeley, CO 80631 RE: NOTICE OF INTENT TO SUBMIT AN OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN COLORADO OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION RULE 302.e. Dear Director of Weld County OGED: You are receiving this letter because you have been identified as the Relevant and/or Proximate Local Government of the proposed oil and gas locations referenced below located within the Guanella CAP boundary. In accordance with the requirement of Rule 302.e. of the Energy & Carbon Management Commission ("ECMC"), this letter serves as a thirty (30) day notice by PDC Energy, Inc. ("PDC") of its intent to apply for an Oil and Gas Development Plan from the ECMC for the Trout Creek Oil and Gas Development Plan ("Trout Creek OGDP"), which is included in the Guanella CAP. The Trout Creek OGDP will include three (3) well pads and one (1) centralized facility, situated on the Quandary location, and flowline infrastructure to the one facility. No variances pursuant to Rule 502 will be requested for the subject locations. Oil and Gas Development Plan Details: OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP Location Name: Sanford South 5N66W29 Number of Wells: 14 Description: SENW of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO Anticipated Date of Construction Operations: Q1 2026 Anticipated Date of Drilling Operations: Q2 2026 Anticipated Date of Completion Operations: Q2 2027 Location Name: Quandary 5N66W32 Number of Wells: 33 Description: NWSE,'NESE of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO Anticipated Date of Construction Operations: Q2 2026 Anticipated Date of Drilling Operations: Q3 2026 Anticipated Date of Completion Operations: Q2 2027 OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP Location Name: Yale 4N66W6 Number of Wells: 24 Description: SWNE of Section 6, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO Anticipated Date of Construction Operations: Q3 2027 Anticipated Date of Drilling Operations: Q2 2028 Anticipated Date of Completion Operations: Q4 2028 The contact information for PDC and the ECMC are as follows: PDC Energy Inc. Dawn Lang 2115 117th Avenue Greeley, CO 80634 970-803-2130 (mobile) RBUDevPermitting@chevron.com Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 303-894-2100 https://ecmc.state.co.us Please feel free to contact PDC at your earliest convenience with any questions or comments you may have. Respectfully, Vamet Zete49 Dawn Lang Permitting Coordinator Enclosures: Operational Phases of Development Approximate Operations Traffic Count Location Drawings and Proposed Haul Routes Consultation Form ECMC Procedural Steps information sheet ECMC Public Comment Process and Relevant Deadlines ECMC Hydraulic Fracturing Treatments information sheet ECMC OGDP Public Viewing Access and Comment Period details Rockies Business Unit PDOEnergy, Inc 211511,Ave, Greeley, OJ80634 Mobile 970803.2130 Dawn.lang@cheuron.com OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP OPERATIONAL PHASES OF DEVELOPMENT Construction Phase Operations are expected to begin by commencing construction of the site by leveling the ground surface to accommodate the drilling rig. Once the pad is completed, drilling rig equipment will be brought onto location. Drilling operations, which run twenty-four (24) hours a day until completed, will commence after the drilling rig is brought on location and prepared for drilling ("rigged up"). The surface holes will be drilled to approximately 1,950 feet using fresh water in place of other types of drilling fluids. Surface and production casing will then be run and cemented to surface to protect any shallow freshwater zones. A minimum surface casing setting depth is determined from subsurface ground water maps prepared by the State Engineer and supplemented by the latest data available from offsetting wells. Drilling Phase The cement is allowed to set, and well control equipment is installed and tested. After waiting on cement and installing well control equipment, a drill bit is run into the hole to drill the vertical and horizontal portions of the well into the potential oil and gas bearing formations. The wells will be drilled horizontally. The wells will be turned or steered such that a curve will be drilled to approximately 90 degrees or parallel to the surface of the ground. The typical vertical depth for the wells is approximately 6,800-7,200 feet below ground level and the length of the horizontal leg will be vary between approximately 1 to 3 miles long. The total Measured Depth (MD) of the wells in this project is approximately 12,300 to 24,000 feet. Once the horizontal section of the wellbore is drilled, a string of production casing will be run into the wellbore. This casing will be cemented into place to isolate the productive zones of the reservoir. Drilling rigs are equipped with a closed loop system. The drilling rig will be on location for approximately 5 days per horizontal well. At the end of the drilling phase, the drilling rig will be rigged down and moved off location. Completion Phase The completion phase begins after the drilling rig and associated equipment is moved off the location. Completion operations are conducted twenty-four (24) hours per day intermittently over a period of several weeks. The site may be bladed and leveled to accommodate the completion equipment. Additional operations including cementing, drilling, and logging may occur as circumstances require. For horizontal wells, multiple hydraulically fractured stages are induced along the length of the wellbore in the respective formation into which the well has been drilled. During hydraulic fracturing, water is pumped at rates and pressures that exceed the minimum in -situ rock stresses which induces a fracture of the formation. Sand is placed into the fractures to allow hydrocarbons to flow freely from the formation into the well bore. The fracturing equipment will consist of tanks and water lines for fresh water, pressure pumps, blending and bulk material trucks with other necessary equipment. Production Phase After fracturing is completed, the mobile equipment is removed, and all flowback (the process of fluids and gas flowing from the well during the first stages of production) will be transported via underground pipelines to be processed at the off -site production facility. No water is allowed to accumulate or be disposed of on surface. Production from the proposed wells will be processed at a centralized production facility. All fluids (water and oil) and gas produced from the wells will be transported to the production facility via underground pipelines. Therefore, no heavy truck traffic to and from the well pads will occur during production. There also will be very limited equipment on the well pads during production, such as wellheads, meter buildings, and pipeline risers. Interim Reclamation After all the wells on each pad begin producing, areas of the original disturbance that are not needed for long-term operations will be reclaimed. A designated representative will monitor the location on a regularly scheduled basis. Rockies Business Unit PDC Energy, Inc 2175117^ Pare, Greeley, CO 86634 Mobile 970.803.2130 Dawn.lang@cheraon.com OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP These inspections are done as a routine part of the regular responsibilities of the production operations team. The designated representative will conduct a visual inspection of the facility which includes all valves, fittings, wellhead, vapor control systems and all connections. In addition, the designated representative will inspect the site for hazards and weed control and confirm that the appearance of the Pads is being maintained. Final Redamation At the time when plugging and abandonment of the wells is appropriate, a workover rig will remove downhole tools and equipment from the wellbores and plug the productive zones with a combination of bridge plugs and cement plugs. Surface equipment no longer needed for other wells on the pad will be removed. Surface restoration involves removal of any above -ground casing and the installation of regulation markers that will not interfere with subsequent surface use. After all equipment is removed, the surface will be restored to the original grade with reseeding in compliance with EC IC Rules and applicable law and in accordance with the surface owners' future land use plans. Rockies Business Unit PDCEnekg9l, Inc 2115117tl1i Ave, Greelev, OD &9634 Mobile 970.8032130 Dawn.tang@chevdon.coka OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP APPROXIMATE OPERATIONS TRAFFIC COUNT Quandary 5N66W32 Baseline Traffic Summary Operational Phase Leavy Truck Trips Light Truck Trips Cumulative Trips Construction 1,740 758 2,498 Drilling 13,978 14,661 28,639 Completions 18,977 10,754 29,731 Interim Reclamation 465 50 515 Production (1) 1,080 10,950 12,030 Total Ex: Production 35,160 26,223 61,382 Total 36,240 37,173 73,412 Sanford South 5N66W29 Baseline Traffic Summary Operational Phase Heavy Truck Trips Light Truck Trips Cumulative Trips Construction 1,160 345 1,505 Drilling 6,117 6,282 12,399 Completions 8,190 4,651 12,840 Interim Reclamation 465 50 515 Production (1) 0 10,950 10,950 Total Ex: Production 15,931 11,328 27,259 Total 15,931 22,278 38,209 Vale 4N66W6 Baseline Traffic Summary Operational Phase Heavy Truck Trips Light Truck Trips Cumulative Trips Construction 1,160 345 1,505 Drilling 10,254 10,692 20,946 Completions 13,867 7,863 21,730 Interim Reclamation 465 50 515 Production (1) 0 10,950 12,030 Total Ex: Production 25,746 18,950 133,337 Total 25,746 29,900 145,367 Rockies Business Unit ?DC Energy, Inc. 2315117th Ave, Greeley, CO 8 534 Mobile 970.803.2130 Dawn.Lang@chevron.com LOCATION DRAWING SANFORD SOUTH 5N66W29 SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO LEGEND g EXISTING WELI. I'&A WELL WATER WELL PROPOSED WELL PUBLIC ROAD PRIVATE ROAD W 37TH STREET / COUNTY ROAD 94 , , . I - - W - WORKING PAD SURFACE BUFFER PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE EXISTING PIPELINE ABOVE GROUND UTILITY EXISTING WATER LINE EXISTING FENCE Pt.t„ •-.V 4• PROPERTY ! INF D EXISTING FACILITY EXISTING BUILDING cue RESIDENTIAL BUILDING Cal NON-RESIDENTIAL hill\ I 111.1 DISPROPORTIONATELY 0 SCHOOL 0 CHILI) CARE UNIT DING UNIT IMPACTED COMMUNITY InVELANU OFFICE 6706 Noah Irunhlin Menus Lou land, Colorado HOS1H Phuna 970,776.4111 S1ITRMAN OFFICE I ll9S Sakerinn Avenue Sheridan, Wyoming H:H01 Phone 107•n74•r4nr41 lA IMPROVEMENT DISTANCE/BEARING (MEASURED FROM WORKING PAD SURFACE) B BUILDING Bl x1704' S, B2 x1773' W, 83:1823' N, B4 /.1904' PI RESIDENTIAUNON•RESIDENTiAL BUILDING UNIT :16251S, :1937' W 1 HIGH OCCUPANCY BUILDING UNIT NIA ? SCHOOL FACILITY NIA 3 DESIGNATED OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA N/A 4 CH SPROPORTIONATLY IMPACTED COMMUNITY N/A S PUBLIC ROAD 1104' E (77TH AVE./ COUNTY ROAD 27 1/1) :1985 Vi/ (83RD AVE. / COUNTY ROAD 17) 6 AAOVE GROUND UTILITY 187' E, x16-15' S 7 RAILROAD N/A 8 PROPERTY LINE t119 E,1135' SE, :171' E, :173' E, :329' E, 1366 NF., x456' NE., :465' N, :509' N, x604' NE, :640' S, 2712 E, :841' E.:921' NE, :929' NE, :1041' S, 11072' N, :1171' N, 7.1231' E, x1335' S, :1556' N, E_ 1812' N, z1854' NE, 11920' NE 9 FENCE 141'5, x1598' S,:1812' N,11894' N 10 PIPELtNE/PIPf.LINE MARKERJfLOWUNE ill' N, #24' SE, 234' E, r34' SE,t SY S, 180' SE, :91' W, 1164' S, 1174' S, _213' N, _306' S, x357' SE, _714' N, x782' N,:806' N 11 MINE N/A 12 OIL ANn GAS WELL AND FACILITY :109'5, x,209' S, =557' N, 21103' N, 21207' N, 11123' N, 11223' N, 11227' It :1243' N,11247' N, :1266' N, :1266' N, 11285 N, :1186' N,11305' N, 11.305' N, 11325' N,11326' N,11.344' N. 1134 N,11364' II, 1136S' N. +13B5' N, 11403' N, t 1408' N.:142.3' N, :1427' N, :144 7' N, x1463' N, x1467' N 13 INJECT1Ot4 WELL N/A 14 PLUGGED OIL AND GAS WELL 171x3' N, 1'776' E, :986' NW, :1207' W.: 111O' SE, x12.26' N, :1514' NE, :1530' NE, 7,1560' NE,:1562' NE, z1591' SW, x1631' NE, :35.1(11 E. x1965' S 15 WATER WELL - GIS LOCATION 185 NW, 407 N. x817 N, 1817' N, :830' N, :856' N, :856' N.:856' N, :1780' W, :1825' W, :1875' W, 11836' W, :1853' W, =1885' LV, :1908' W, 119W WI tie -12'W, :1970' W 16 WATER WELL • SURVEYED LOCATION N/^ 17 SEINER/SEPTIC MANHOLE N/A OTHER VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS 1L3 PRIVATE ROAD x255' SE, x31:; S,:320' SE, :S411 N, :948' W, 71027' W,:1029' N, 11171' N, :1179' NJ, :1680' W, 1.1698' W, x1884' NE 19 UTILITY - ELECTRIC N/A 20 Ur. IUTY - WATER :542' N 21 UTILITY • TELEPHONE N/A 22 nilTY • FIBER OPTIC N/A 23 Ul(WY- PROPANE TANK :1608'S, 1.1963' W 24 UTILITY - OTHER N/A 25 BRIDGE N/A 26 DITCH/DRAINAGE/CANAL 134' S, 7265' SE,1550' E, :635' S. _933' SW,:942' W,1989' SW, _1659' W, 2171015, r185F1' N 27 POND 11571' SW 28 MISCELLANEOUS N/A 3nnl ; how j,P=Goa Chevron �r. PDC ENERGY 1099 IRO Street Granite Traver, Suite 1:100 Denver, Colorado 80212 f)n Aupnl 7, 707-.1, Chevron at belt rd Mr I nom rat. (1'O(1 I'M 6 r untlown to ormolu +r a r,hully u..ocbl wh.till+,r ul Cluvruw DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 9/9/24 10/11/24 CDI NOTES: - ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE. MADE FROM THE PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE. ▪ VI510I E IMPIRIVFMENTS SHOWN AND I ISTED HEREON THAI ARE LYING OtITSiDE TIIE St 'PEACE PROPERTY MAY HAVE RFEN OBTAINED FROM Tilt AERIAL PHOTO AND OTHER PUBLICLY AVAII.ABI E DATA. EXISTING CONDITIONS MAY DIFFER FROM WHAT IS SHOWN. 0 Lat40°, inc. 6250 W. 10th Street, Unit 2, Greeley, CO 970-515-5294 2000 1"=2000' HAUL ROUTE MAP SAr1FORD STATE oN66vvz. .-20 PAD PDC ENERGY EXISTING SANFORD FACILITY 37TH ST (PAVED) 80% TRAFFIC i LEASE ACCESS ROAD 1_ 20% TRAFFIC t 0_ cn r w 0 t *NO TRAFFIC ON 49TH STREET* W 49TH ST (GRAVEL) ,!-1.-c)1\ /=5-1 LEGEND WM ® _ TRAFFIC ROUTE 4. TRAFFIC ROUTE DIRECTION NO SCHOOL FACILITY, FUTURE SCHOOL FACILITY OR CHILD CARE LOCATED ALONG HAUL ROUTE. Q -Q: SE4NW4,NE4SW4 SECTION: 23 TOWNSHIP: 5N RANGE: 66W 6TH. P.M. WELD COUNTY, CO DATE: 5/13/2022 PROJECT#: 2021204.04 LOCATION DRAWING QUANDARY 5 N66W32 SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO 2 5 i a s 7 W LEGEND EXISTING WELL P&A WELL WATER WELL • PROPOSED WELL PUBLIC ROAD PRIVATE ROAD WORKING PAD SURFACE BUFFER - PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE EXISTING PIPELINE ABOVE GROUND UTILITY • - EXISTING FENCE PROPERTY LINE EXISTING FACILITY EXISTING BUILDING RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY POND CID SCHOOL Q CHILD CARE 609 i.OVELAND OITICT. 6706 North Franklin Avenue Loveland, Colorado 80578 Phone 970476 —MI SHERIDAN OFFICE 1095 Subertnn Avenue Sheridan, Wyoming 828111 l�horm 307.67.1.0609 CONSULTING, LLC 700' 1" = 700' w ID IMPROVEMENT DISTANCE/BEARING(MEASURED FROM WORKING PAD SURFACE) B BUILDING B1±1324' SE, B2 ±1475' SE, B3±1488' SE, B4 ±1536' SE, B5±1592' SW, B6±1625'SE,B7±1634'SE, 68±1636' SE, B9±1659'SW, B10t1688'SE, B11 ±1696' SE, B12 ±1737' NE, B13 ±1774' NE RESIDENTIAL/NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT ±1527' SE, ±1767 NE 1 HIGH OCCUPANCY BUILDING UNIT N/A 2 SCHOOL FACILITY N/A 3 DESIGNATED OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA N/A 4 DISPROPORTIONATLY IMPACTED COMMUNITY N/A 5 PUBLIC ROAD ±561' W (77TH AVE. / COUNTY ROAD 271/2), ±1008' S (COUNTY ROAD 378) 6 ABOVE GROUND UTILITY ±861' W, ±971' SE, ±1573' SW 7 RAILROAD N/A 8 PROPERTY LINE ±0', ±276' NE, ±320' SW, ±577' E, ±735' SW, ±798' W, ±804' SW, ±874' SE, ±940' SE, ±974' SE, ±1038' SE, ±1114' SW, ₹1185' NE, ±1235' E, ±1282' S, ±1307' E, +1348' S, ±1433' SW, ±1451' NE, ±1453' NE, ±1475' NE, ±1554' NW, ±1580' SE, ±1610' SE, ±1627' NE, ±1647' NE, ±1648' E, ±16841E, ±1717' E, ±1744' NE, ±1753' NE, ±1.7811E, ±1808' NE, ±1815' NE, ±1825' NE, t1858' NE, ±1879' NE, ±1883' NE, ±1884' NE, ±1930' NE, ±1945' NE, ±2000' N E 9 FENCE ±545' W, ±971' SE, ±1038' SE 10 PIPELINE/PIPELINE MARKER/FLOWLINE N/A 11 MINE N/A 12 OIL AND GAS WELL AND FACILITY ±299' NE, ±644' S, ±713' N, ±780' NW, ±821' NW, ±858' S,±863' S, ±975' NE, ±1100' SE, ±1112' SE, 11134' SE, ±1906' S, ±1954' S 13 INJECTION WELL N/A 14 PLUGGED OIL AND GAS WELL ±395' W, +1302' S, ±1326' E, ±1632' SE, ±1643 SE, ±1743' E, ±1816' SW, ±1947 E, ±1998' S 15 WATER WELL GIS LOCATION ±691S, ±901'W, ±933'W, ±1197' SW, ±1493' SW, ±1545' SE, ±1643' SW, ±1734' SW, ±1773' SW, ±1817' SW, ±1835' SW, ±11352'W 16 WATER WELL- SURVEYED LOCATION N/A 17 SEWER/SEPTIC MANHOLE N/A OTHER VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS 18 PRIVATE ROAD ±O', ±704' SW, ±831'W, ±893' S, ±946' SW, ±986' NE, ±1271 SW, ±1281' SW, ±1301' E, ±1450' E, ±17-26' NE 19 UTILITY -ELECTRIC N/A 20 UTILITY- WATER N/A 21 UTILITY- TELEPHONE N/A 22 UTILITY- FIBER OPTIC N/A 23 UTILITY -PROPANE TANK ±1479' SE, ±1818' NE 24 UTILITY- OTHER N/A 25 BRIDGE N/A 26 NDHFLOWLINE/DITCH/CANAL/DRAINAGE ±0', ±655' E, ±682' SW, ±1486' N 77 pt7N0 ±891' Wt ±1034' SW, ±1147' W, ±1299'W 28 MISCELLANEOUS N/A Chevron PDC ENERGY 1099 181h Street Granite Tower, Suite 1500 Denver, Colorado 80202 On August 7, 077, Chevron acquired roc 1 orgy, Inc. I- rDC"1. ►OC Is continuing to outwit. at a uhnlly mord u.h Odfart of Chevron DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 9/13/24 9/20/24 AMPZ NOTES: -ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE FROM THE PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE. -VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS SHOWN AND LISTED HEREON THAT ARE LYING OUTSIDE THE SURFACE PROPERTY MAY HAVE IIEEN OBTAINED FROM TIM AERIAL PIIOTO AND OTHER PUBLICLY AVAILABLE: DATA. EXISTING CONDITIONS MAY DUFER FROM WHAT IS SHOWN. • KAPDC ENERGY1202412024 104 QUANDARY_ T5N_R66W_SEC_32WWGIQUANDARY_T5N_R66W_SEC_32.dwg, 9/18/2024 85537 PM, azahares HAUL ROUTE MAP (WOGLA) QUANDARY 5N66W32 SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO PROPOSED QUANDARY 5N66W32 OIL & GAS LOCATION ll�Tsr LEGEND i PROPOSED WELL j; _l, _;! PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION TRAFFIC ROUTE NIND TRAFFIC ROUTE DIRECTION IIA TOWN OF MILLIKEN LIMITS CITY OF EVANS LIMITS CITY OF GREELEY LIMITS HEALTH FACILITY q SCHOOL FACILITY CHILD CARE CENTER DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 9/13/24 9/20/24 CD) PREPARED FOR: Chevron PDC ENERGY 1099 18th Wei Granite Tower, Suite 1500 Denver, Colorado 80202 a Asa 7.api I.Owns v ti IDt e.ni• SC, ►DC amiblrei/s rr II• hall r, oral raid Wr a O..-- i LOCATION DRAWING YALE 4N66W6 SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE fife WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO t< a a a e 6 u P- LEGEND EXISTING WELL P&A WELL WATER WELL PROPOSED WELL PUBLIC ROAD PRIVATE ROAD WORKING PAD SURFACE BUFFER - PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION 1 PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE EXISTING PIPELINE - ABOVE GROUND UTILITY - EXISTING FENCE PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION Illi; T I OMPSON ItIV[R 111I0P(n[D YALE -IN6bW6 WORKING PAD SURtACL c> ) . seer PROPERTY LINE POND EXISTING FACILITY Q SCHOOL a®^ EXISTING BUILDING Q CHILD CARE COO RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT E[___J NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY ■l!•Ell 609 . ,, ••, 0 350' 700' 1" = 700'1 •.4, , • ID IMPROVEMENT DISTANCE/BEARING (MEASURED MUM WORKING PAD SURFACE) B BUILDING B1 s 102' NW, B2 t1692' SE, B3 s1927' SE RESIDENTIAL/NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT N/A 1 HIGH OCCUPANCY BUILDING UNIT N/A 2 SCHOOL FACILITY N/A 3 DESIGNATED OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA N/A 4 DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY N/A 5 PUBLIC ROAD x1897' W (COUNTY ROAD 25) 6 ABOVE GROUND UTILITY x104' S, x156' W, x186' NW, x211' NW, x578' SW 7 RAILROAD N/A 8 PROPERTY LINE s0' (2), s95' W, x291' E, 388' NW, x416' NW, x517' W, 11185' SE, ±1574' E, x1579' E, ±1613' N,±1781'N, x1868' NW, ±1877' NW 9 FENCE s53' W, x107' NW, ±159' N, x1890' W W 10 PIPELINE/PIPELINE NIARKER/FLOWLINE .0', x62' NE, ±113' NE, *246' E, x370' NW, x505' 11 MINE N/A 12 OIL AND GAS WELL AND FACILITY ±95' E, x189' E, x295' E, *1418' SW, x1447' SW, ±1475' SW, x1476' S, .1505' SW, s1506' W, x1540' W, x1571' W, *1598' W, x1629' W, *1658' W, *1659' W, ±1684' SW, x1966' W, ±1975' S 13 INJECTION WELL N/A 14 PLUGGED OIL AND GAS WELL ±410' SE, ±6141 S, x1032' E, x1210' NE, ±1461' SE, x1516' NW, ±1945' W, s1991' S 15 WATER WELL QC LOCATION .1472' S, -P200ff S (2) 16 WATER WELL- SURVEYED LOCATION N/A 17 SEWER/SEPTIC MANHOLE N/A OTHER VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS 18 PRIVATE ROAD A' (5), x21' W, *35' E, x94' S, ±281' NE, ±1085' SE, ±1391' S, 1396' SW, ±1458' W, x1578' E, *1615' S, *1662' SE, x1724' E,±1793' SW 19 UTILITY -ELECTRIC N/A 20 UTILITY- WATER N/A 21 UTILITY- TELEPHONE N/A 22 UTILITY- FIBER OPTIC N/A 23 UTILITY - PROPANE TANK x1991' SE 24 UTILITY- OTHER N/A 25 BRIDGE N/A 26 DITCH/DRAINAGE/CANAL s0', t607' W, *868' SE, *1192' SE, ±1542' N 27 POND x158' N, ±1382' SW, *1719' SW, ±1856' SW 28 MISCELLANEOUS N/A LOVELAND OFFICE 6706 North Franklin Avenue Loveland, Colorado 80538 Phone 970.776-1331 SHERIDAN OFFICE 1095 Saberton Avenue Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Phone 30747/-0609 CONSU LTING, LLC DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 7/10/24 10/24/24 AMPZ NOTES: -ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE FROM THE PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION. -VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS SHOWN AND LISTED HEREON THAT ARE LYING OUTSIDE THE SURFACE PROPERTY MAY HAVE BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE AERIAL PHOTO AND OTHER PUBLICLY AVAILABLE DATA. EXISTING CONDITIONS MAY DWI ER FROM WHAT IS SHOWN. -PROPERTY LINES DEPICTED ON THIS EXHIBIT ARE COURTESY OE WILD COUNTY r:lti HAUL ROUTE MAP (WOGlA) YALE 4N66W6 1-28 SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., \R✓E!D COUNTY, COLORADO LEGEND • PROPOSED WELL j; _�; _l PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION TRAFFIC ROUTE ..' TRAFFIC ROUTE DIRECTION Dam law Rermittit.Coorslirtator, MU Damelopment Rerrinttigg October 24, 2024 Sent VIA Electronic Mail City of Evans Attn: Kurtis Cunningham, Assistant to the City Manager 1100 37th Street Evans, CO 80620 RE: NOTICE OF INTENT TO SUBMIT AN OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN COLORADO OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION RULE 302.e. Dear Mr. Cunningham: You are receiving this letter because you have been identified as the Relevant and/or Proximate Local Government of the proposed oil and gas locations referenced below located within the Guanella CAP boundary. In accordance with the requirement of Rule 302.e. of the Energy & Carbon Management Commission ("ECMC"), this letter serves as a thirty (30) day notice by PDC Energy, Inc. ("PDC") of its intent to apply for an Oil and Gas Development Plan from the ECMC for the Trout Creek Oil and Gas Development Plan ("Trout Creek OGDP"), which is included in the Guanella CAP. The Trout Creek OGDP will include three (3) well pads and one (1) centralized facility, situated on the Quandary location, and flowline infrastructure to the one facility. No variances pursuant to Rule 502 will be requested for the subject locations. Oil and Gas Development Plan Details: OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP Location Name: Sanford South 5N66W29 Number of Wells: 14 Description: SENW of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO Anticipated Date of Construction Operations: Q12026 Anticipated Date of Drilling Operations: Q2 2026 Anticipated Date of Completion Operations: Q2 2027 Location Name: Quandary 5N66W32 Number of Wells: 33 Description: NWSE, NESE of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO Anticipated Date of Construction Operations: Q2 2026 Anticipated Date of Drilling Operations: Q3 2026 Anticipated Date of Completion Operations: Q2 2027 OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP Location Name: Yale 4N66W6 Number of Wells: 24 Description: SWNE of Section 6, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO Anticipated Date of Construction Operations: Q3 2027 Anticipated Date of Drilling Operations: Q2 2028 Anticipated Date of Completion Operations: Q4 2028 The contact information for PDC and the ECMC are as follows: PDC Energy Inc. Dawn Lang 2115 117th Avenue Greeley, CO 80634 970-803-2130 (mobile) RBUDevPermitting@chevron.com Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 303-894-2100 https://ecmc.state.co.us Please feel free to contact PDC at your earliest convenience with any questions or comments you may have. Respectfully, Dares .deurf Dawn Lang Permitting Coordinator Enclosures: Operational Phases of Development Approximate Operations Traffic Count Location Drawings and Proposed Haul Routes Consultation Form ECMC Procedural Steps information sheet ECMC Public Comment Process and Relevant Deadlines ECMC Hydraulic Fracturing Treatments information sheet ECMC OGDP Public Viewing Access and Comment Period details Rookies Business Unit ^PDC Energy, Inc 2115117^ Ave, Greeley. Cn 80634 Mobile 970.803.2130 Dawn:Lang@oheuron.com OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP OPERATIONAL PHASES OF DEVELOPMENT Construction Phase Operations are expected to begin by commencing construction of the site by leveling the ground surface to accommodate the drilling rig. Once the pad is completed, drilling rig equipment will be brought onto location. Drilling operations, which run twenty-four (24) hours a day until completed, will commence after the drilling rig is brought on location and prepared for drilling ("rigged up"). The surface holes will be drilled to approximately 1,950 feet using fresh water in place of other types of drilling fluids. Surface and production casing will then be run and cemented to surface to protect any shallow freshwater zones. A minimum surface casing setting depth is determined from subsurface ground water maps prepared by the State Engineer and supplemented by the latest data available from offsetting wells. Drilling !Phase The cement is allowed to set, and well control equipment is installed and tested. After waiting on cement and installing well control equipment, a drill bit is run into the hole to drill the vertical and horizontal portions of the well into the potential oil and gas bearing formations. The wells will be drilled horizontally. The wells will be turned or steered such that a curve will be drilled to approximately 90 degrees or parallel to the surface of the ground. The typical vertical depth for the wells is approximately 6,800-7,200 feet below ground level and the length of the horizontal leg will be vary between approximately 1 to 3 miles long. The total Measured Depth (MD) of the wells in this project is approximately 12,300 to 24,000 feet. Once the horizontal section of the wellbore is drilled, a string of production casing will be run into the wellbore. This casing will be cemented into place to isolate the productive zones of the reservoir. Drilling rigs are equipped with a closed loop system. The drilling rig will be on location for approximately 5 days per horizontal well. At the end of the drilling phase, the drilling rig will be rigged down and moved off location. Completion Lase The completion phase begins after the drilling rig and associated equipment is moved off the location. Completion operations are conducted twenty-four (24) hours per day intermittently over a period of several weeks. The site may be bladed and leveled to accommodate the completion equipment. Additional operations including cementing, drilling, and logging may occur as circumstances require. For horizontal wells, multiple hydraulically fractured stages are induced along the length of the wellbore in the respective formation into which the well has been drilled. During hydraulic fracturing, water is pumped at rates and pressures that exceed the minimum in -situ rock stresses which induces a fracture of the formation. Sand is placed into the fractures to allow hydrocarbons to flow freely from the formation into the well bore. The fracturing equipment will consist of tanks and water lines for fresh water, pressure pumps, blending and bulk material trucks with other necessary equipment. Production Phase After fracturing is completed, the mobile equipment is removed, and all flowback (the process of fluids and gas flowing from the well during the first stages of production) will be transported via underground pipelines to be processed at the off -site production facility. No water is allowed to accumulate or be disposed of on surface. Production from the proposed wells will be processed at a centralized production facility. All fluids (water and oil) and gas produced from the wells will be transported to the production facility via underground pipelines. Therefore, no heavy truck traffic to and from the well pads will occur during production. There also will be very limited equipment on the well pads during production, such as wellheads, meter buildings, and pipeline risers. interim Reclamation After all the wells on each pad begin producing, areas of the original disturbance that are not needed for long-term operations will be reclaimed. A designated representative will monitor the location on a regularly scheduled basis. itoddesilusinessUnit POCENegctlic 2115 U7.1tve,Gweley,038063s .0 970.8032130 �awrlaNg@citeNroN cam OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP These inspections are done as a routine part of the regular responsibilities of the production operations team. The designated representative will conduct a visual inspection of the facility which includes all valves, fittings, wellhead, vapor control systems and all connections. In addition, the designated representative will inspect the site for hazards and weed control and confirm that the appearance of the Pads is being maintained. Final Reclamation At the time when plugging and abandonment of the wells is appropriate, a workover rig will remove downhole tools and equipment from the wellbores and plug the productive zones with a combination of bridge plugs and cement plugs. Surface equipment no longer needed for other wells on the pad will be removed. Surface restoration involves removal of any above -ground casing and the installation of regulation markers that will not interfere with subsequent surface use. After all equipment is removed, the surface will be restored to the original grade with reseeding in compliance with ECMC Rules and applicable law and in accordance with the surface owners' future land use plans. Rockies liminess Unit PDCHNennolm 211.5217•AvgGaeeien,CONI634 indble970.803.2130 Darmilang@clienrcamcom OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP APPROXIMATE OPERATIONS TRAFFIC COUNT Quandary 5N66W32 Baseline Traffic Summary Operational Phase Heavy Truck Trips Light Truck Trips Cumulative Trips Construction 1,740 758 2,498 Drilling 13,978 14,661 28,639 Completions 18,977 10,754 29,731 Interim Reclamation 465 50 515 Production (1) 1,080 10,950 12,030 Total Ex: Production 35,160 26,223 61,382 Total 36,240 37,173 73,412 Sanford South 5N66W29 Baseline Traffic Summary Operational Phase Heavy Truck Trips Light Truck Trips Cumulative Trips Construction 1,160 345 1,505 Drilling 6,117 6,282 12,399 Completions 8,190 4,651 12,840 Interim Reclamation 465 50 515 Production (1) 0 10,950 10,950 Total Ex: Production 15,931 11,328 27,259 Total 15,931 22,278 38,209 Yale 4N66W6 Baseline Traffic Summary Operational Phase Heavy Truck Trips Light Truck Trips Cumulative Trips Construction 1,160 345 1,505 Drilling 10,254 10,692 20,946 Completions 13,867 7,863 21,730 Interim Reclamation 465 50 515 Production (1) 0 10,950 12,030 Total Ex: Production 25,746 18,950 133,337 Total 25,746 29,900 145,367 Rockies Business Unit PDC Energy, Inc 2115117. Ave, Greeley, CO8084 Mobile 970.803.2130 Dawn.tang�cbe�ron.com SAN SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, FORD LOCATION RANGE SOUTH fife DRAWING WEST, 5 11TH N 66W29 P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO _ ' _ .. - �. =-` W 37TH STREET / COUNTY ROAD 54 % ;,,�..�,.,, - - ~ - _"-•�--Per - _ , - �e r .- .�.,� ...� _..- _ _ _ _� - �scs, a...-n,..ir S1- . -ter _ _-.�-wa."•"r��".�.-r _ ...� • - -i'• �'�•'a-�i-i•1. �.�..+��. •-. -_ - -e_I-+-/wt' / 4 t �� ^ �� 1 i I IIIII� 1. _ "11 1 A , , ert ` i ID IMPROVEMENT DISTANCE/BEARING {MEASURED FROM WORKING PAD SURFACE} 1 . Y �. �. � r 0 BUILDING B1 z17D1. 5, B2 =17731 W, B3•118234 N. fil -±19&I' N yr''' � �R�t 4,1 -¢ '�• V .d+'� � �.� I RESIDENTIAL/NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT _ :1625'S, ,I•..,.:1937 W �''a�� J *+ i. 1 itGHOCCUPANCY BUILDING UNIT N/A i Ne SCHOOL FAGLITY N/A N .. • - a __:ry,;�1*''rY,... I M I �;::-=- -.�= `i,•_ ��' .° fr'��' , r 7n .51 • 3 DESIG"JATED(.1tITDOORACIIVIT! AftEA N/A VI _ -^ti, 4 DISPP,OPORI IONAT!.Y IMPACTED CO!v1t.4UtII'fY NIA ~y ' - tt I�T �, �\ :� ,. f ' 1 • t1 J • -' q.• ` i.! + 5 PUBLIC ROAD xlOq' E (77TH AVF. / COt1N ll' ROAD 27 1/2) . . ; t ,• ,• e tal. x1985' W 163RD AVE. J COUNTY ROAD 27) ', C `• 1 'r 1 i I v f t Ei ABOVE GROUND tlJ iu (" 7137' E. ziEia5' ;� y4:. ! 7 RAILROAD N/A ��` �' �' . , — ye/ ` E,:329' E, NE, NE, FI, �. 5� _. ; Y - 1 :119' E, :13S' SE, x171' E,:173' =366' 2456' =46� { _ . +1 i ' '. ,• ' I =509' N:: N' NE, :640' S, 1712' E,:841' E, x921' NE, x929' NE, :10411S, it °.- ,i 20 _ ,�,,w �.>< �' : H PROPERTY LINE =107?' N.:1171' N, x1231' E, :1335' S, =1556' N, E:1812' N, :1854' NE, 1 cg ' �. ..• �' » ,• : -stfr I ' r ,dS��'. ,.,� f t :1920' NE - � `_ J L ` e 9 FENCE x11' 5, _1590 S, =1812' N, "1894' N ' • .►y .� `' "'-`� ..., .. �` � 1 =.11. N, =24' 5E, :34' E, x34' SE,.152' 5,:90' 5E,191' W, :16415, =174' 5, ... , lD PI MARKER/FLOWLINE :.. r•; , . _ •-r .;� - � r,,� _ , , :213' N, :306' 5,1357' SE, 1714' N, _782' N,:806' N • _._ - , - . _- _ , .ya -.' ! y' '•! ..,--i-.1 uLL � � ., ; �:.. T,:�, <; - `t* .4 ' i x�� 2 , rP 1 0 Z 1� • , ,�„ a's 5 (T � _ _ •a. '!, ^` , y 1 • 12 Gn AND BAs WELL AND FACILITY =109' SI x20915, =x57'11,:1203'tJ, x12QT N, =1223' N, x1223' N, x1227' N, =1243' N ' 12.17' N ~ l?p6' N. z1266' N w 1285' N � I28ti' N *130x' hl , ' . - , ' ' - ' ±13061 N, x1325' N,:1325' N, 11344' N, =1345' N,11364' N, ±1365' N, :1365' N, =1403' N,:1408' N, :1423' N, =1427' N, :1447' N, :1463' N, :1467' N `y :. . - �: . - ,.0 1 - . `'i' t -a=- .� ,-- 13 INJECT! ON WELL N/A •x986' NW, W, SE, N,:1514' NE, . _._ _ ; - .,.. .� 1 • .�' �. ,, 14 PL I.IGGE.0OILAND GASWEL( 1219' N, =776', 11207' x1210' 11226' - _ - { 11530' FIE, :1560' NE, =1562' NE, x1591' SW, 11631' NE, :1900' E, :1965' S ' ' � '' NW, _807' N, x817' N, x817' N, T830' N, =856' N, 1856' N, :8561N, _ C3 '' 8 - 18x' 1V, W. W, W, *1908' W, —,-. _ I 15 l'!A i ER 1h1£Lr (316 LOCATION t1780' W, :18154 W, =1825' 11836' :1853' 21885' - Q. ,. , •. ; t' 11919'W, =1942'W, :1970' W r I it; 16 WATER WELL • SURVEYED LOCATION NIA ".r 'ti '., 17 SEWER/SEPTIC MANHOLE N/A ,. 4 07 ` 1 .. . OTHER IMPROVEMEt1T5 - ,cam:.. .VIiInI • {.�� - F. 125: SE, :31� 5, :320' SE, x5.11' hl, :948' W, =1022'W, -x1029' hl, =1171' N, k. 18 PRIVATE ROAD _ - ;� :'• 4- =1179' W, x1C80' W, =1698' 4b', -18841 NE •r•', ,, �- • - \,;.:. ,�. L UTILITY ELECTRIC NiA �� t - � `' =•^. .• 3 20 UTILITY 1.9ATER =542' 1'1 • •. �y. • r �. d.i ./.. .5 • �- _" *-'�!.3, - 21 LIT ILItY - TELEPHONE NIA ' y - - - _ . I ••.. •..•;'; •" _ f 22 elfILITY- FIBEROPT!C N/A ✓, . 9� ` ?3 UTILITY - PROPANE TANK x1608'';, =1%3' W .1 '. • ' l; 74 UTILITY • OTHER N/A , ..__ 1` _ - ._ ;, ., 25 BRIDGE N/A ?. a .p ) "• ' 3 �'' - z5S0' E, :635' 5, =933' SW, =942' W, =989' SW, =1659' W, 134• s, 265 SE, - '• 26 fuTCtalpRa,!rdA(,L/!�.IIAL �. n" rr..•+t... x1710' 5, =1858'N - `R. .w �`+ '� ..�CD '' 4:.0_. •v «.. •' ''R - •�, �� 27 POND SW ..;.'� �"._�,.."_ � „" M _ " 1•1571' • • •'r 4� �i� w•.m+•k"'" -i ' - ', 28 !MISCELLANEOUS N/A , ti,} : r� I. _ - -- . _ -- H _ • . . , .. • r' I•; 11 3(0i J i • bull' i•'. t LEGEND PROPERTY LINE Q SCHOOL I.uvEI.ANDclr•Flcr•. n7On Nnnh Fronkli„ A.on,Iv Chevron NOTES: ARE MADE FROM THE PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE. WORKING PAD SURFACE BUFFER WELL 8011H DATE SURVEYED: -ALL MEASUREMENTS EXISTING - I'i2O1'OSED OIL. ANU GAS I [)CATION Cl EXISTING FACILITY CHILD CARE Loveland,cotnmdn 1�7u-776-{ul f PDC ENERGY 9/9/24 VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS SHOWN AND LISTED IiEREON THAT ARE LYING Plum., FROM THE AERIAL MA WELL - EXISTING BUILDING 1099 1AIh Slreel DATE: 10/11 /24 OUTSIDE TI1E SURFACE PROPERTY MAY IIAVE BEEN OBTAINED PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE • 60ii __ _ �` AND OTHER PUBLICLY DATA. EXISTING CONDITIONS MAY soil- WATER WILL EXISTING PIPELINE CM RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT SITT•.R1AAN OMCE 10.1s8nhcrlunA••ynuo Granite Tower, Suite 1500 Denver, ColaroloH0202 DRAFTER: CDJ PHOTO AVAILABLE DIFFER FROM WHAT IS SHOWN. • PROPOSED WELL AIIOVEC,ROUNUUTILITY NON-ItESIUf:NTIALRUILllINGUNIT P11111.IC ROAD Slialdan, N'yumL,K 8.801 1'hone 107-n7•i4400 REVISED: — w — EXISTING WATER LINE ■1>•�1� DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY onnlbclll� Fig CYUC initebplvn+rquhuJlb,momryY•Inliitt Clinton.11 PRIVATE ROAD EXISTING FENCE CONSULTING, LLC L cunllnuhi to u w/alr y a „Lolly uwnvJ wL.IJi.>• ul _•_„_- 3 • k ra S LOCATION DRAWING QUANDARY 5N66W32 SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO sib V r 1 2ao01 writIS\ IA— . t t • •, '.7TH AVE. / COUNTY ROAD 2i 1/2 0 0 127 14 're -- 5 • ics r JT 'it • e • s • r • " ;•ki 4 S • ' • •,- ` ;` y IP 0 e I I r • • 23 0 l Iii �r Q • t, • 1 1 • r, • y t �av ` K t' P- i a i r S �0 3501 700' J♦ �i r� 1"= 700' LEGEND • EXISTING WELL P&A WELL WATER WELL PROPOSED WELL PUBLIC ROAD PRIVATE ROAD - -- WORKING PAD SURFACE [SUFFER - - PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE EXISTING PIPELINE - - ABOVE GROUND UTILITY EXISTING FENCE POND PROPERTY LINE a SCHOOL D EXISTING FACILITY Q CHILD CARE ®: EXISTING BUILDING [Ca] RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY MOM LOVELA ELA NI) OFFICE 6706 North Franklin Avenue I-ovtlarwl, CnInnaln 80538 Phone 970.776-4311 St1ERIDAN OFFICE 1095 Bnhcrton Avn/t1c Shciclan, Wy Inp 8Z801 Phone 307.674.0609 CONSULTING, 'IC ID IMPROVEMENT DISTANCE/BEARING (MEASURED FROM WORKING PAD SURFACE) B BUILDING B1 ±1324' SE, 82 ±1475' SE, B3 ±1488' SE, B4 ±1536' SE, B5 t1592' SW, B6 ±1625' SE, B7 ±1634' SE, BS±1636'SE, B9±1659'SW, B10±1688'SE, 811 ±1696' SE, 812 ±1737' NE, 813 #1774' NE RESIDENTIAL/NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT +1527' SE, ±1767' NE 1 HIGH OCCUPANCY BUILDING UNIT N/A 2 SCHOOL FACILITY N/A 3 DESIGNATED OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA N/A 4 N/A DISPROPORTIONATLY IMPACTED COMMUNITY S PUBLIC ROAD ±561' W (77TH AVE. / COUNTY ROAD 271/2), ±1008' S (COUNTY ROAD 378) 6 ABOVE GROUND UTILITY ±861' W, ±971' SE, ±1573' SW 7 RAILROAD N/A 8 PROPERTY LINE ±0', ±276' N E, ±320' SW, ±577' E, ±735' SW, ±-198' W, ±8041 SW, ±874' SE, #9401 SE, 1-974' SE, ±1038' SE, ±1114' SW, #1185' NE, ±1235' E, ±1282' S, ±1307' E, ±1348' S, ±1433' SW, ±1451' NE, ±1453' NE, ±1475' NE, ±1554' NW, ±1580' SE, ±1610' SE, ±1627' NE, ±1647' NE, ±1648' E, ±1684' E, ±1717' E, t1744' NE, ±1753' NE, ±1781' E, ±1808' NE, ±1815' NE, ±1825' NE, ±1858' NE, ±1879' NE, 11883' NE, ±1884' NE, ±1930' NE, ±1945' NE, ±2000' N E 9 FENCE ±545' W, ±971' SE, ±1038' SE 10 PIPELINE/PIPELINE MARKER/FLOWLINE N/A 11 MINE N/A 12 OIL AND GAS WELLAND FACILITY #299' NE, ±644' S, ±713' N, ±780' NW, ±821' NW, +858' S,±863' S, ±975' NE, ±1100' SE, ±1112' SE, 11134' SE, ±1906' S, ±1.954'S 13 INJECTION WELL N/A 14 PLUGGED OIL AND GAS WELL ±395' W, ±1302' S, ±1326' E, ±1632' SE, ±1643 SE, ±1743' E, ±1816' SW, ±1947' E, 11998' S 15 WATER WELL - GIS LOCATION 1-69' S, ±901' W, ±933' W, ±1197' SW, ±1493' SW, ±1545' SE, ±1643' SW, +1734' SW, 11773' SW, ±1817' SW, ±1835' SW, ±1852' W 16 WATER WELL - SURVEYED LOCATION N/A 17 SEWER/SEPTIC MANHOLE N/A OTHER VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS 18 PRIVATE ROAD ±0', ±704' SW, ±831' W, ±893' S, ±946 SW, ±986' NE, ±1271' SW, ±1281' SW, ±1301' E, ±1450' E, ±1726' NE 19 UTILITY - ELECTRIC N/A 20 UTILITY- WATER N/A 21 UTILITY - TELEPHONE N/A 22 UTILITY- FIBER OPTIC N/A 23 UTILITY- PROPANE TANK 11479' SE, ±1818' NE 24 UTILITY - OTHER N/A 25 BRIDGE N/A 26 NDH FLOWLINE/DITCH/CANAL/DRAINAGE ±0', ±655' E, ±6821 SW, ±1486' N 27 POND ±891' W, ±1034' SW, ±1147' W, ±1299' W 28 MISCELLANEOUS N/A Chevron tallr PDC ENERGY 1099 18th Street Granite Tower, Suite 1500 Denver, Colorado 80202 -- 4 — On August 7, 2071, Chevron a quit ell PDC I tiers?, Inr. rrt)ci roc i, continuing to operate as • wholly owned uubr{dlry of Chevron. DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 9/13/24 9/20/24 AMPZ NOTES: -ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE FROM THE PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE. -VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS SHOWN ANI) IISTED HEREON THAT ARE LYING OUTSIDE THE SURFACE PROPERTY MAY IIAVE BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE AERIAL PHOTO AND OTHER PUBLIC'Y AVAIL Atli I DATA. EXISTING CONDITIONS MAY DIFFER FROM WHAT IS SHOWN. • __ __. .- .. .... . .... n.nn1. I% r•r er.• HAUL ROUTE MAP (WOGIA) QUANDARY 5N66W32 SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO LEGEND • PROPOSED WELL -'771;! PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION TRAFFIC ROUTE TRAFFIC ROUTE DIRECTION TOWN OF MILLIKEN LIMITS ep HEALTH FACILITY CITY OF EVANS LIMITS q SCHOOL FACILITY CITY OF GREELEY LIMITS Q CHILD CARE CENTER LOVELAND OFFICE 6706 North Franklin Avenue Loveland, Colorado 80538 Phone 970-776-4331 SHERIDAN OFFICE 1095 Saberton Avenue Sheridan. Wyontnp 82801 Phone 307-6:4-0609 DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 9/13/24 9/20/24 CD) PREPARED FOR: -41 Chevron r PDC ENERGY 1099 18th Street Granite Tower, Suite 1500 Denver, Colorado 80202 ,242:. 0. nr.+ acquit*, rDC Iwq.. Iwc.r•DCI PDC i. od..wq"cal. • • need it. Y+T.wI HCl,..nn LEGEND EXISTING WELL P&A WELL e) WATER WELL PROPOSED WELL PUBLIC ROAD PRIVATE ROAD .20nn' IIIIFFER+ tDi4.aorti� WORKING PAD SURFACE (SUFFER - PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION [ J PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE EXISTING PIPELINE ABOVE GROUND UTILITY EXISTING FENCE LOCATION DRAWING YALE 4N66W6 SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO YALE 4N6GW6 WORKING PAD SURFACE PROPOSED OIL AND CAS LOCATION PROPERTY LINE POND C EXISTING FACILITY Q SCHOOL �(®► EXISTING (BUILDING Q CHILD CARL Cr-j-I RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT E[LI7 NON-RESIDENTIAI. BUILDING UNIT ■tl•�1 DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY 0 350' 700' SHE.RIDAN OFFICE 1095 Saherton Avenue Sheridan, Wyoming 8`[801 Phone 307.674.0609 Chevron ID IMPROVEMENT BUILDING DISTANCE/BEARING (MEASURED FROM WORKING PAD SURFACE) B B1± 102' NW, B2±1692'SE,B3±1927'SE RESIDENTIAL/NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT N/A I 2 3 4 HIGH OCCUPANCY BUILDING UNIT SCHOOL FACILITY DESIGNATED OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY N/A N/A N/A N/A 5 PUBLIC ROAD ±1897' W (COUNTY ROAD 25) 6 ABOVE GROUND UTILITY ±104' S, ±156' W,±186' NW, ±217' NW, 1578' SW 7 8 RAILROAD PROPERTY LINE N/A A' t1579' (2), ±95' W, *291' E, 388' NW, 11116' NW, ±5171W, ±1185' SE, ±1574' E, E, 11613' N, t1781'N,±1868' NW, ±1877' NW 9 FENCE ±53' W,±107' NW, ±1591N, ±1890' W 10 PIPELINE/PIPELINE MARKER/FLOWLINE ±0', ±62' NE, ±113' NE, *246' E, ±370' NW, ±505' W 11 MINE N/A 12 OIL AND GAS WELL AND FACILITY ±95' E, ±189' E, ±295' E, ±1418' SW, ±1447' SW, t1475' SW, ±1476' S, ±1505' SW, ±1506' W, ±1540' W, ±1571' W, ±1598' W,±1629' W,±1658' W, 11659' W, ±1684' SW, ±1966' W, ±1975' S N/A ±410' SE, ±614'S, ±1032' E,±1210' NE, ±1461' SE, ±1516' NW, ±1945' W, t1991' S t1472' S, ±2000' S (2) 13 INJECTION WELL 14 PLUGGED OIL AND GAS WELL WATER WELL - GIS LOCATION 15 16 17 WATER WELL - SURVEYED LOCATION N/A N/A ±0' ±1458' N/A SEWER/SEPTIC MANHOLE IMPROVEMENTS (5), ±21' W,±35' E, ±94' S, ±281' NE, ±1085' SE, ±1391' S, 1396' SW, W, ±1578' E,±1615' S, ±16)62' SE, ±1724' E, ±1793' SW OTHER VISIBLE 18 PRIVATE ROAD UTILITY - ELECTRIC 19 20 UTILITY - WATER N/A 21 UTILITY - TELEPHONE N/A 22 UTILITY - FIBER OPTIC N/A 23 24 UTILITY - PROPANE TANK UTILITY - OTHER ±1991 N/A SE 25 BRIDGE NIA 26 DITCH/DRAINAGE/CANAL t0', ±607' W,±868' SE, ±1192' SE, ±1542' N 27 28 POND MISCELLANEOUS ±158' N/A N, ±1382' SW, ±1719' SW, t1856'SW PDC ENERGY 1099 1811, Street Granite Tower, Suite 1500 Denver, Colorado 80202 On Angus* 7, 7077, Chevron anpdrnl PIl(- f nrrgy, Int. ("POCi• Ng. Is eontinodnr, In operate a. a wholly °wont, udnhlluy of Chevron. DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 7/10/24 10/24/24 AMPZ NOTES: -ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE [ROM THE PROPOSED OIL AND CAS LOCATION. -VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS SIIOWN AND l ICU() IIEREON THAT ARE LYING OUTSIDE TIIE SURFACE PROPERTY MAY HAVE BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE AERIAL PHOTO AND OTHER PUBLICLY AVAILABLE DATA. EXISTING CONDITIONS MAY DIFFER FROM WHAT IS SHOWN. -PROPERTY LINES DEPICTED ON THIS EXHIBIT ARE COURTESY Of WELD COUNTY f;lS HAUL ROUTE MAP (WOGIA) YALE 4N66W6 1-28 SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 4 FORTH, RANG[ 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO Dawn Lang Peroiittigg Coordmator, RBU Uaudopment Remo.. October 24, 2024 Sent VIA Electronic Mail Town of Milliken Attn: Pepper McClenahan, Town Planner PO Box 290 Milliken, CO 80543 RE: NOTICE OF INTENT TO SUBMIT AN OIL AND GAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN COLORADO OIL AND GAS CONSERVATION COMMISSION RULE 302.e. Dear Ms. McClenahan: You are receiving this letter because you have been identified as the Relevant and/or Proximate Local Government of the proposed oil and gas locations referenced below located within the Guanella CAP boundary. In accordance with the requirement of Rule 302.e. of the Energy & Carbon Management Commission ("ECMC"), this letter serves as a thirty (30) day notice by PDC Energy, Inc. ("PDC") of its intent to apply for an Oil and Gas Development Plan from the ECMC for the Trout Creek Oil and Gas Development Plan (`Trout Creek OGDP"), which is included in the Guanella CAP. The Trout Creek OGDP will include three (3) well pads and one (1) centralized facility, situated on the Quandary location, and flowline infrastructure to the one facility. No variances pursuant to Rule 502 will be requested for the subject locations. Oil and Gas Development Plan Details: OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP Location Name: Sanford South 5N66W29 Number of Wells: 14 Description: SENW of Section 29, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO Anticipated Date of Construction Operations: Q12026 Anticipated Date of Drilling Operations: Q2 2026 Anticipated Date of Completion Operations: Q2 2027 Location Name: Quandary 5N66W32 Number of Wells: 33 Description: NWSE, NESE of Section 32, Township 5 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO Anticipated Date of Construction Operations: Q2 2026 Anticipated Date of Drilling Operations: Q3 2026 Anticipated Date of Completion Operations: Q2 2027 OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP Location Name: Yale 4N66W6 Number of Wells: 24 Description: SWNE of Section 6, Township 4 North, Range 66 West, 6th P.M., Weld County, CO Anticipated Date of Construction Operations: Q3 2027 Anticipated Date of Drilling Operations: Q2 2028 Anticipated Date of Completion Operations: Q4 2028 The contact information for PDC and the ECMC are as follows: PDC Energy Inc. Dawn Lang 2115 117th Avenue Greeley, CO 80634 970-803-2130 (mobile) RBUDevPermitting@chevron.com Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission 303-894-2100 https://ecmc.state.co.us Please feel free to contact PDC at your earliest convenience with any questions or comments you may have. Respectfully, Daum .E'a`sy Dawn Lang Permitting Coordinator Enclosures: Operational Phases of Development Approximate Operations Traffic Count Location Drawings and Proposed Haul Routes Consultation Form ECMC Procedural Steps information sheet ECMC Public Comment Process and Relevant Deadlines ECMC Hydraulic Fracturing Treatments information sheet ECMC OGDP Public Viewing Access and Comment Period details Rockies Business Unit PDCEnergy, Inc 211.5 Ave,Gietley,COB0634 ana6Be970.8031730 Davtalae.@dsernanxiorn OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP OPERATIONAL PHASES OF DEVELOPMENT Construction Phase Operations are expected to begin by commencing construction of the site by leveling the ground surface to accommodate the drilling rig. Once the pad is completed, drilling rig equipment will be brought onto location. Drilling operations, which run twenty-four (24) hours a day until completed, will commence after the drilling rig is brought on location and prepared for drilling ("rigged up"). The surface holes will be drilled to approximately 1,950 feet using fresh water in place of other types of drilling fluids. Surface and production casing will then be run and cemented to surface to protect any shallow freshwater zones. A minimum surface casing setting depth is determined from subsurface ground water maps prepared by the State Engineer and supplemented by the latest data available from offsetting wells. Drilling Phase The cement is allowed to set, and well control equipment is installed and tested. After waiting on cement and installing well control equipment, a drill bit is run into the hole to drill the vertical and horizontal portions of the well into the potential oil and gas bearing formations. The wells will be drilled horizontally. The wells will be turned or steered such that a curve will be drilled to approximately 90 degrees or parallel to the surface of the ground. The typical vertical depth for the wells is approximately 6,800-7,200 feet below ground level and the length of the horizontal leg will be vary between approximately 1 to 3 miles long. The total Measured Depth (MD) of the wells in this project is approximately 12,300 to 24,000 feet. Once the horizontal section of the wellbore is drilled, a string of production casing will be run into the wellbore. This casing will be cemented into place to isolate the productive zones of the reservoir. Drilling rigs are equipped with a closed loop system. The drilling rig will be on location for approximately 5 days per horizontal well. At the end of the drilling phase, the drilling rig will be rigged down and moved off location. Completion Phase The completion phase begins after the drilling rig and associated equipment is moved off the location. Completion operations are conducted twenty-four (24) hours per day intermittently over a period of several weeks. The site may be bladed and leveled to accommodate the completion equipment. Additional operations including cementing, drilling, and logging may occur as circumstances require. For horizontal wells, multiple hydraulically fractured stages are induced along the length of the wellbore in the respective formation into which the well has been drilled. During hydraulic fracturing, water is pumped at rates and pressures that exceed the minimum in -situ rock stresses which induces a fracture of the formation. Sand is placed into the fractures to allow hydrocarbons to flow freely from the formation into the well bore. The fracturing equipment will consist of tanks and water lines for fresh water, pressure pumps, blending and bulk material trucks with other necessary equipment. Production Phase After fracturing is completed, the mobile equipment is removed, and all flowback (the process of fluids and gas flowing from the well during the first stages of production) will be transported via underground pipelines to be processed at the off -site production facility. No water is allowed to accumulate or be disposed of on surface. Production from the proposed wells will be processed at a centralized production facility. All fluids (water and oil) and gas produced from the wells will be transported to the production facility via underground pipelines. Therefore, no heavy truck traffic to and from the well pads will occur during production. There also will be very limited equipment on the well pads during production, such as wellheads, meter buildings, and pipeline risers. Interim Reclamation After all the wells on each pad begin producing, areas of the original disturbance that are not needed for long-term operations will be reclaimed. A designated representative will monitor the location on a regularly scheduled basis. 'Rods.siressailt PDC ale. lac 2n511,AAre aedey toao63a 14.1.70.803.2130 DamAng@cbeuron.cont OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP These inspections are done as a routine part of the regular responsibilities of the production operations team. The designated representative will conduct a visual inspection of the facility which includes all valves, fittings, wellhead, vapor control systems and all connections. In addition, the designated representative will inspect the site for hazards and weed control and confirm that the appearance of the Pads is being maintained. Final Reclamation At the time when plugging and abandonment of the wells is appropriate, a workover rig will remove downhole tools and equipment from the wellbores and plug the productive zones with a combination of bridge plugs and cement plugs. Surface equipment no longer needed for other wells on the pad will be removed. Surface restoration involves removal of any above -ground casing and the installation of regulation markers that will not interfere with subsequent surface use. After all equipment is removed, the surface will be restored to the original grade with reseeding in compliance with ECMC Rules and applicable law and in accordance with the surface owners' future land use plans. Rockies Business Unit PDC Energy, Inc 2115117. Ave,Greeley, CO 80634 Mobile 970.8032130 Davallang@chevron.com OGDP Name: Trout Creek OGDP APPROXIMATE OPERATIONS TRAFFIC COUNT Quandary 5N66W32 Baseline Traffic Summary Operational Phase Beaver Truck Trips Light Truck Trips Trips Cumulative Construction 1,740 758 2,498 Drilling 13,978 14,661 28,639 Completions 18,977 10,754 29,731 Interim Reclamation 465 50 515 Production (1) 1,080 10,950 12,030 Total Ex: Production 35,160 265223 61,382 Total 36,240 37,173 73,412 Sanford South 5N66W29 Baseline Traffic Summary Operational Phase Leavy Truck Trips Light Truck Trips Cumulative Trips Construction 1,160 345 1,505 Drilling 6,117 6,282 12,399 Completions 8,190 4,651 12,840 Interim Reclamation 465 50 515 Production (1) 0 10,950 10,950 Total Ex: Production 15,931 11,328 275259 Total 15,931 22,278 38,209 Yale 4N66W6 Baseline Traffic Summary Operational Phase Heavy Truck Trips Light Truck Trips Cumulative Trips Construction 1,160 345 1,505 Drilling 10,254 10,692 20,946 Completions 13,867 7,863 21,730 Interim Reclamation 465 50 515 Production (1) 0 10,950 12,030 Total Ex: Production 25,746 18,950 1335337 Total 25,746 29,900 145,367 Rockies Business Unit PDC Energy, Inc 2115117th Ave, Greeley, CO 80634 Mobile 970.803.2130 Dawn.Lang@chevron.com LOCATION DRAWING SAN FORD SOUTH 5 N 66W29 SECTION 29, TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TFI P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO a r, Chevron • W 37111 STREET / COUNTY ROAD 54 LEGEND 9EXISTING WELL I'KA WELL ,s• WATER WELL • PROPOSED WELL PURI IC ROAD PRIVATE ROAD �• WORKING PAD SURFACE BUFfER PitOPOSFD OIL AND GAS LOCATION PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE EXISTING PIPELINE ABOVE GROUND UTILITY - EXISTING WATER LINE EXISTING FENCE PROPERTY LINE Q SCHOOL. EXISTING FACILITY V CHILD CARE: EXISTING BUILDING RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY MAMII 609 , '.414 ' `:1�• ''S S' e 0 3001 * 61101 1" = GOOr lA)VELAN1) OFFICE 6704 North Frsnl.lin Anmur I.orrlana. C'nhlnJn 11011tt 1'honn 97047n-1111 SFITAIDAN OTTTCP. Ilr1s yl1lKrlua A• rnna Sheridan, 'Wyoming H2601 rho nr 107•n74•MOO CONSULTING? LLC ID I IMPROVEMENT DISTANCE/REARING (MEASURED FROM WORKING PAD SURFACE R RUIt.DING R1:170415, Q2:1773' W, R3:1823' N, 9411001' N RESIDENTIAL/NON•RESIDENDALQUILDING UNIT :1625' S, :1937' W 1 I'ON OCCUPANCY ItiM LNG UNIT N/A 2 SCHOOL FACTL11 Y N/A 3 DESIGNATED OuTDOO_R ACTIVITY AREA N/A 4 [ASP ROPORTIONATLY IMPACTED COMMUNITY N/A 5 PUBLIC ROAD x104' E (77TH AVE. / C'OuN TY ROAD 271/2) :1965' W (133RD AVE./ COUNTY ROAD 27) 6 »' ABOVE GROUND UfttIP) 187' f., 21645' S 7 IRAtLROAD N/A R PROPERTY UNE :119' E.:1351SE, E,:173' E,:329' E. :3CG' NE, :456' NE, 146S' N, .1509' N, z6a4' NE, 1640' S, x712' E,:841' F., x921' NE, x929' NE, :10.11' S, :10721N, z1171' N, x1231' E, z1335' S, :1556' N, E=1812' N, x1854' NE, :1920' NE 9 FENCE 1.11. S. 1598' S1 :1812' N, :1894' N lA NINEIINe/PIPEUNf MARKER/PLOWuNe :11' N, 224' 5E, 134' L,23‘11 SE,: S2' S, z80' SE, :91' W, :161' S, x174' S, 1213' N, :306' S,:357 SE, x71.4' N, 1782' N, AOC tl 11 MINE N/A 12 Olt, AND GAS WELL AND FACILITY :109'S, :209' S, z3 a l' Pi, :1203' N, :1207 N, :1223' N, :1223' N, :1227' N. :1243' N, 21247' N, z1266' N, :12x,6' N, 112851N, 212F16' N, :1313x' NI, :1306' N, :1325' N,:1326 N, :1344'N, x1315' N,:1364' N, :1365' N, x1985' N 11403'N, x14081 N, :1423'N, 11427 N, 21447 N, :146.3' N, x1467' N 13 INJECTION WELL WA 1A PLOGGED OIL AND GASM/ELL 2219' N,:776' E,:986' NW, 11207'Vv, 21210' SE, :1226' N,:1514' NE, :1530' NE, 21560' NE, :1562' hl E, :1591' SW, x1631' NE, x19004 E, 11965'S 15 WATER WELL • GIS LOCATION :85NW, :807' N, :817 N, x817' N, :1301 N, x856' N, x856' N, 2856' N, x1780' W, :1825' W, z1$7S` W, 21836' W, :1853' W, :18E5' W. :1:908' W, 21919' W, :1942' WI 21970' W . 16 WATL•R WELL • SURVEYED LOCATION N/A 17 SEWER/SEPTIC MANHOLE N/A OTHER VtSrAt.F. IMPROVEMENTS 1r3 PR!VA,TFPOAD 1255'5E, _31°2' 5, :320' SE, :541' N, :948' W, :1022'W, :1029' N, 11171' N, :1179'W,_1680'W,:1698'W,:1881'NE N/A 10 UTILITY - ELECTRIC 20 UTILITY - WATER 1542' N 21 UTILITY -TELEPHONE N/A 22 UTILITY • FJURO9TiC. N/A _ 23 UIIUTY • PROPANE. TANK tI6Ce S, x19&3' W 14 UTILITY • OTHER, NIA 2S &RIDGE N/A 26 DITCH/DPAINAGE/CANAI. :34 5, :265'SE, E, 2635' S, :933' SW, 29.42' W, :989' SW. -11659'W, :1710'5,:1858'N 27 POND z1S71' SW 28 M15CEl_LANFOUS N/A PDC ENERGY 1(149 19Th Street Granite lower, Soil° 1500 Denver, Colorado !111202 on Atgoit 7.2022. Charon arqupad prI fletlp, )nr. f•PrIC'I. roc is rulla:s ln; w oparaua a, faintly uannl .uh.4tla,y of Cburnoo. DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 9/9/24 10/11/24 CD] NOTES: -AI l MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE FROM THE PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE. -VISInt E IMPROVEMENTS SHOWN AND LISTED HEREON TtIAT ARE LYING OUTSIDE THE SURFACE PROPERTY MAY HAVE RFFN OBTAINED fROM THE AERIAL PHOTO AND OTHER PURI ILLY AVAILARI F DATA. EXISTING CONDITIONS MAY DIFFER FROM WHAT IS SHOWN. Lat40°, Inc. 6250 W. 10th Street, Unit 2, Greeley, CO 970-515-5294 Q-4: SE4NW4,NE4SW4 SECTION: 29 TOWNSHIP: 5tJ RANGE: 66W 6TH. P.M. WELD COUNT`(, CO Ncyal HAUL ROUTE MAP SANFORD STATE 5Nr36VV29 1-20 FAD PDC ENERGY EXISTING SANFORD FACILITY LEASE ACCESS ROAD SANFORD SEIF ' 5117567129 .1-.20 PAO 2000 i 37TH ST (PAVED) i 4 1 1 I r r 1 f 1 Q 1 1 1 1 1 *NO TRAFFIC ON 49TH STREET* i 1 t ~ _ 80% TRAFFIC W 49TH ST (GRAVEL) l 20% TRAFFIC�r i LEGEND TRAFFIC ROUTE 4ja TRAFFIC ROUTE DIRECTION l 1"=20001 NO SCHOOL FACILITY, FUTURE SCHOOL FACILITY OR CHILD CARE LOCATED ALONG HAUL ROUTE. DATE: 5/13/2022 PROJECT#: 2021204.04 LOCATION DRAWING QUANDARY 5N66W32 SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP S NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO ii 1 LEGEND :; 200u' BURF I EXISTING WELL P&A WELL WATER WELL PROPOSED WELL PUBLIC ROAD PRIVATE ROAD l - - WORKING PAD SURFACE BUFFER PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION ' PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE EXISTING PIPELINE - 4. - ABOVE GROUND UTILITY - EXISTING FENCE MINIM PROPERTY LINE EXISTING FACILITY EXISTING BUILDING RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY aPOND SCHOOL Q CHILD CARE 600 LOVELAND OFFtC t 6716 North Franklin ABC II1C I.ovdan.l, Colorado 805111 Phony 970.776.41I1 SHERIDAN OFFICE 1095 Satwston Avcnu° Shuidan, %Vyaming 81801 Phony 107.674.0609 CONSULTING, LLC 4, NA\ e • t if . 4 350 700' ID IMPROVEMENT DISTANCE/BEARING (MEASURED FROM WORKING PAD SURFACE) B BUILDING B1 ±1324' SE, B2 t1475' SE, B3 ±1488' SE, 8411536' SE, 65 ±1592' SW, B6 #1625' SE, B7 ±1634' SE, 68 ±1636' SE, B9 #1659' SW, 810±1688' SE, B11 ₹1696' SE, B12 ±1737' NE, 813 #1774' NE RESIDENTIAL/NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT ±1527' SE, ±1767' NE 1 HIGH OCCUPANCY BUILDING UNIT N/A 2 SCHOOL FACILITY N/A N/A 3 DESIGNATED OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA 4 DISPROPORTIONATLY IMPACTED COMMUNITY N/A S PUBLIC ROAD 1561' W (77TH AVE. / COUNTY ROAD 27 1/2), ±1008' S (COUNTY ROAD 378) 6 ABOVE GROUND UTILITY #861' W, ±971' SE, ±1573' SW 7 RAILROAD N/A 8 PROPERTY LINE 10', ±276' NE, ±320' SW, #577' E, ±735' SW, t798' W, 1804' SW, ±874' SE, ±940' SE, ±974' SE, ±1038' SE, ±1114' SW, ±1185' NE, ±1235' E, ±1282' S, #1307' E, #1348'S, ±1433' SW, ±1451' NE, ±1453' NE, ±1475' NE, ±1554' NW, +1580' SE, #1610' SE, ±1627' NE, ±1647' NE, ±1648' E, ±1684' F., ±1717' E, ±1744' NE, #1753' NE, #1781' E, #1808' NE, #1815' NE, ±1825' NF., ±1858' NE, #1879' NE, #1883' NE, ±1,884'NE, E, ±1930' NE, ±1945' NE, ±2000' N E ±545' W. ±971' SE, ₹1038' SE 9 FENCE 10 PIPELINE/PIPELINE MARKER/FLOWLINE N/A 11 MINE N/A 12 OIL AND GAS WELL AND FACILITY ±2991 NE, ±644' S, ±7131N, #780' NW, ±821' NW, #858' S,#863' S, ₹9751 NE, ±1100' SE, ±1112' SE, #1134' SE, ±1906'S, #1954' S 13 INJECTION WELL N/A 14 PLUGGED OIL AND GAS WELL #3951 W, ±13021S, ±1326' E, #1632' SE, ±1643 SE, ±17431E, ±1816' SW, #1947' E, ±1998' S 15 WATER WELL - GIS LOCATION 169' S, ±901' W, 1933' W, ±1197' SW, ±1493' SW, #1545' SE, ±1643' SW, ±1734' SW, ±1773' SW, ±1817' SW, #1835' SW, #1852'W 16 WATER WELL -SURVEYED LOCATION N/A 17 SEWER/SEPTIC MANHOLE N/A OTHER VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS 18 PRIVATE ROAD ±0', ±704' SW, #1131'W, ±893' S, 1946' SW, #986' NE, ±1271' SW, ±1281' SW, ±1301' E, ±1450' E, 11726' NE 19 UTILITY- ELECTRIC N/A 20 UTILITY- WATER N/A 21 UTILITY -TELEPHONE N/A 22 UTILITY- FIBER OPTIC N/A 23 UTILITY - PROPANE TANK #1479' SE, ±1818' NE 24 UTILITY- OTHER N/A 25 BRIDGE N/A 26 NDH F LOWLINE/DITCH/CANAL/DRAIN AGE ±0', #655' E, ±682' SW, ±1486' N 27 POND ±891' W, ₹1034' SW, ±1147' W, #1299' W 28 MISCELLANEOUS N/A Chevron PDC ENERGY 1099 1801 Street Granite Tower, Suite 1500 Denver, Colorado 80202 On Angus' 1, }07, Chevron xqubrJ PM ( only, Inc. rPOC I. POC. is conllnulnl la ',prime as a wholly °word subsidiary of Charon. DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 9/13/24 9/20/24 AMPZ NOTES: -ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE FROM THE PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE. -VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS SHOWN AND LISTED HEREON THAT ARE LYING OUTSIDE THE SURFACE PROPERTY MAY HAVE BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE AERIAL PHOTO AND OTHER PUBLICLY AVAILABLE DATA. EXISTING CONDITIONS MAY DIFFER FROM WHAT IS SHOWN. an rU L gN r. Cr; un ry O N (T 1 rnM UI W V)crc I Z ~I r 0 a f 0 N rrin V>l cc vr 7 r I G Q .-a �I N O N 0 re W S Y HAUL ROUTE MAP SECTION 32, TOVVNSHIP 5 QUANDARY NORTH, MANGE 66 WEST, 5N66W32 (WOGLA) 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO As. A•{ ' .11 ` -'�� -� :``�• ,�~ ar .' 37TH COUNTY STREET ; ROAD 54 4. _s_sist / . ,r : vs r . w (PAVED) ~• ,•424 . , IY �. -4; ' Y , a / Pill - �, %`' ' GREELEY , �'�' �.' ,r/ . 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M , ti. s J. _, _ _ ter, - • +"• •' ��_.� Y, - • s•' , r a .. ,. / . �} /!f / r' '- 3141' ' ' / 'j ...---;•a .- ' y,4...— '-- - -r r.r . - : �' • 1; • x 21 �� _ 2000' • `. ,! l ,�� i'.. /•j , a ; ' % /' //f /. !, -I 'ter - /figit l J�`if ,! •/// j, , . /At LEGEND ® PROPOSED WELL �wz... ..i..tii TOWN OF MILLIKEN LIMITS I HEALTH FACILITY 1; 1' 11 PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION CIS' CITY OF EVANS LIMITS ? SCHOOL FACILITY TRAFFIC ROUTE drArin CITY OF GREELEY LIMITS CHILD CARE CENTER "4 TRAFFIC ROUTE DIRECTION I DATE SURVEYED: 9/13/24 PREPARED FOR: Chevron CONSULTING, LLC DATE: 9/20/24 1099 18th Street GraniteLOVELAND olorado 02020 OFFICE SHERIDAN OFFICE 6706 North Franklin Avenue 10?5 Saberton Avenue Loveland, Colorado 80538 Sheridan. Wyoming 82801 Phone 9iD776 X331 Phone 307-674-0609 DRAFTER: CDJ REVISED: D CnVH, Colorado 80202 � Derhe, ei.hard 7,mf,Oa"ma u:,niroc r...p,ow- ertKt ►pC+ o.Nwdyr.yw.,.3YW'ft•.,,,tor.drti.r0...t.>. LOCATION DRAINING YALE 4N66W6 SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO 2000' IIUFF`ER,i PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION BIG THOMPSON RIVER IT( tosLI) YALE 4N6r,VVt• WORKING PAD SURFACE LEGEND Y • EXISTING WELL P&A WELL WATER WELL PROPOSED WELL PUBLIC ROAD PRIVATE ROAD n 1 T — WOIZKING PAD SURFACE BUFFER PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION PROPOSED WORKING PAD SURFACE EXISTING PIPELINE ABOVE GROUND UTILITY EXISTING FENCE PROPERTY LINE POND C� EXISTING FACILITY Q SCHOOL ®� EXISTING BUILDING Q CHILD CARE CC -n RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT CI NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY CONSULTING, LLC 600 LOVELAND OFFICE 6706 North Franklin Avenue Loveland, Colorado 80538 Phone 970.776.4331 SHERIDAN OFFICE 1095 Saherlon Avenue Sheridan, Wyoming 82801 Phone 307-674.0609 i Y, 350' 700' ID IMPROVEMENT DISTANCE/BEARING (MEASURED FROM WORKING PAD SURFACE) B BUILDING 81± 102' NW, 82t1692'SE, B3x1927'SE RESIDENTIAL/NON-RESIDENTIAL BUILDING UNIT N/A 1 HIGH OCCUPANCY BUILDING UNIT N/A 2 SCHOOL FACILITY N/A 3 DESIGNATED OUTDOOR ACTIVITY AREA N/A 4 DISPROPORTIONATELY IMPACTED COMMUNITY N/A 5 PUBUC ROAD 11897' W (COUNTY ROAD 25) 6 ABOVE GROUND UTILITY ±104' S,1156' W, ±186' NW, ±217' NW, ±578' SW 7 RAILROAD N/A 8 PROPERTY LINE t0' (2),195' W, ±2911 E, 388' NW, *416' NW, *517' W,11185' SE, t1574' E, x1579' E, t1613' N, ±1781'N, *1868' NW, t1877' NW 9 FENCE ±53' W,±107' NW,±159' N, t1890' W 10 PIPELINE/PIPELINE MARKER/FLOWLINE 4', ±62' NE, ±113' NE, ±246' E, *370' NW, ±505' W N/A 11 MINE 12 OIL AND GAS WELL AND FACILITY t95' E, ±189' E, *295' E, ±1418' SW, ±1447' SW, ±1475' SW, ±1476' S, t1505' SW, ±15061W, ±1540' W, ±1571' W, *1598' W, ±1629'W, ±1658' W, t1659' W, ±1684' SW, ±1966' W, ±1975' S 13 INJECTION WELL N/A 14 PLUGGED OIL AND GAS WELL 1410' SE, *614' S, *1032' E, ±1210' NE, t1461' SE, ±1516' NW, ±1945' W, ±1991 S 15 WATER WELL - GIS LOCATION ±1472' S, :►:2000' S (2) 16 WATER WELL - SURVEYED LOCATION N/A 17 SEWER/SEPTIC MANHOLE N/A OTHER VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS 18 PRIVATE ROAD 10' (5), ±21' W, t35' E, ±94' S, ±281' NE, ±1085' SE, ±1391' S, 1396' SW, :1458' W, ±1578' E, ±1615' S, ±1662' SE, ±1724' E, ±1793' SW 19 UTILITY - ELECTRIC N/A 20 UTILITY - WATER N/A 21 UTILITY -TELEPHONE N/A 22 UTILITY - FIBER OPTIC N/A 23 UTILITY - PROPANE TANK 11991' SE 24 UTILITY - OTHER N/A 25 BRIDGE N/A 26 DITCH/DRAINAGE/CANAL ±0',1607'W,±868'SE, *1192'SE, ±1542'N 27 POND 1158' N, ±1382' SW, t1719' SW, *1856' SW 28 MISCELLANEOUS N/A Chevron > . PDC ENERGY 1099 1811r Street Granite Tower, Suite 1500 Denver, Colorado 80202 On Aug+nl 7, ;On, Chevron acyuind MC Energy, Inc Pr'DC"). PDC B cooiimning to operate at a v,hulry owned sub rhliny of Charon. DATE SURVEYED: DATE: DRAFTER: REVISED: 7/10/24 10/24/24 AMPZ NOTES: -ALL MEASUREMENTS ARE MADE FROM THE PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCA- ION. -VISIBLE IMPROVEMENTS SHOWN AND LISTED HEREON THAT ARE LYING OUTSIDE THE SURFACE PROPERTY MAY HAVE BEEN OBTAINED FROM THE AERIAI. PHOTO AND OTHER PUBLICLY AVAILABLE DATA. EXISTING CONDITIONS MAY DIFFER FROM WHAT IS SHOWN. -PROPERTY LINES DEPICTED ON TIIIS EXHIBIT ARE COURTESY OF WELD COUNTY CIS KASYNERGY RESOURCES\2.018\2018 185 YALE DSU 226 222 T4N R66W_SEC_6\DWG\YALE.DWG, 8/2/2022 8:55:44 PM, msey PROPOSED YALE 4N661N6 1-28 OIL AND GAS LOCATION �'�—LEASE ACCES. pry ROAD' •'{�eir': akt, O A'ND2IFRO 4CATION. le'' s,• 0 VIA CR 25, C R 48 & CR 23-3/4 -r1 _ 10% HAUL ROUTE MAP (WOGIA) YALE 4N66W6 1-28 SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 4 NORTH, RANGE 66 WEST, 6TH P.M., WELD COUNTY, COLORADO LEGEND ® PROPOSED WELL I.7.71 1 PROPOSED OIL AND GAS LOCATION TRAFFIC ROUTE ..■, TRAFFIC ROUTE DIRECTION AMENDED Exhibit G PDC Trout Creek OGDP Interested Parties 350'0 W. 49th Street LLC 4330 Lake Mead House, LLC A Swink LLC Aaron Bergman ACM Fund Four LLC Acoma Energy, LLC Adolfo Herrera and Laura Chavez Trust Adolfo Herrera and Laura Chavez Trust Adolph C. Gerold and Diana K. Bauer - Gerold Alan K. Stroh Albert Bernhardt and Helen Bernhardt Albert E. Bush Albert J. Kammerzell Allison J. Deputy Amanda Herbstrnan Amber Orback America Rodriguez American Minerals Group LLC Anadarko E&P Onshore LLC Anadarko E&P Onshore LLC "Anadarko E&P Onshore LLC, c/o Occidental Petroleum Corporation" Anadarko Land Corp. Anadarko Land Corp. Andrea Black and Brandi Black Andrew Gallegos Andrew Gallegos Andrew Garza Andrew Isaiah Contreras Andrew Isaiah Contreras Angelina Marie Horatio Ann Brunner Arun Maxine Rea Anna L. Miner Antonio Orozco and Luz E. Leiba Antonio Rangel Anysia Cason and Marqueese Walker . q Bergquist Arden L. Bergquist and Cassandra Bergquist Arthur R Garcia Ashlie E. Antuna f/k/a Ashlie Wagner Aspect Holdings, LLC Atomic Capital Minerals LLC Austin M. Bohn Heritage Trust, c/o Shari S. Bohn, aka Shari S. Wells, Trustee Avery N. Bohn Heritage Trust, c/o Shari S. Bohn, aka Shari S. Wells, Trustee Aztec Exploration, LLC B. Levy Family Partners, Ltd. B. Levy Family Partners, Ltd. Barbara Ann Cox Barbara Dolan Miercort Barbara Farah Barbara J. Strombeck Barney Harris and Bonifacia Harris Barney Harris and Bonifacia Harris Barry L. Snyder BCF Partners Capital II, LLC Benito Trevino and Joyce Trevino Benjamin G. Eckhardt Bennie Rodriguez Bennie Rodriguez Benny Chon Frias Bernard Walters and Anna Carol Walters Bernhardt Farms, LLC Bernie H. Lucero and Anita Carol Lucero Betty Achziger Betty Achziger Betty Achziger Beverly Aragon BJ Mathews Black Goad, LLC Black Gold, LLC Blackbird Co. Bluebird Energy Partners III, LLC Bluebird Energy Partners, LLC Bluebird Energy Partners, LLC BO'KF, NA, as Agent for McClintock & Nikolori, LLC Boulder Scientific Mining Company, LLC Brad Busakowski Brian Anderson, Christi Scheer, Warren Anderson and Tina Niebur Brian Lee Galindo and Emily Lynn Stebintz Brianna L. Baeza Bruno Carreon Bautista and Hilaria Soto Morales BTA Oil Producers, LLC Buffalo Ventures, LLC Carlson Oil and Gas, Inc. Carol K. Thornton Carol L. Brunz Carol L. Brunz Casa Grande LLC Catalina Espinoza CCP Properties, LLC Centennial Mineral Holdings, LLC Cesar Barrera Carrasco Cesar Barrera Carrasco Charlene Bernhardt Michaels Consolidated Trust Charles D. Davies Charles E. Niccoli and Judy M. Niccoti Charles Getting Charles J. Stroh Charles P. Strobie III Charter Resources, LLC Chaz Lauer Cheryl Belt Cheyenne Properties Childers Family Partnership Chloe Chapman Descendant's Trust, c/o Julie Chapman, Trustee Christian Delgado Ortega and Miguel Delgado Ortega Christian S. Kippen and Sheryl A. Kippen Christie R. Lowry and Michael Smith Christopher G. Frank Christopher H. Golding and Tonya L. Golding Christopher Joel Paz Rivera and Luz E. Hernandez -Rivera Cindi J. Richardson Cindy Chadwick Ciro G. Cerullo and Susan C. Cerullo City of Evans CL Energy Rockies, LLC "Claire Radenmacher Trust dated May 13, 2005, c/o Mark Rademacher,Trustee" Clemente C. Gutierrez Clint J. Stadler and Erin L. Stadler Clyde O. Warehime and Ginger L. Warehime Cody Fritchell and Serena Fritchell Cody !ten Colleen Dawn McIntosh Colleen R. Lackey Colorado Energy Minerals, Inc. Colorado Land Services, LLC Colorado Mineral Partners, LLC Colton LLC Colton LLC Colton LLC Colton LLC Come Climb a Tree With Me, LLC Connie L. Matsuda Constance A. Hutt Constance M. Nelson Constance M. Peace Constance Marzano Corrina Mathews Corrina Mathews Corrine Loulies Calhoon and Matthew Paul Calhoon Cory Busch Coulson Minerals LLC Crabtree Oil & Gas Company Crabtree Oil & Gas Company Craig A. Pope Craig A. Pope Craig Eugene Stowell Craig Eugene Stowell Craig Eugene Stowell Cristeta Revolorio Linares CWS Limited -Liability Company, c/o The Clark Estates, Inc. Cynthia Hildred Cynthia L. Hoff D. Clint Seri. and Angie Serl Dale W. Boresen Dallas James Maldonado and Jodi Lynn Maldonado Daniel A. Miller and Rebecca J. Miller Daniel Barber Daniel Belmudes Daniel Campos and Edgar SeReck Daniel L. Busch Daniel T. Tucker and Sherri C. Tucker Daniel T. Tucker and Sherri C. Tucker Danielle M. Dunning Darielle Schaff David A. Frosh David A. Petrocco David B. Vanwormer and Jennifer A. Vanwormer David C. Stroh, a/k/a David Charles Stroh David Caston David Douglas David E. Barber David E. Terrell David Espinoza Gutierrez and Yosibhet Chavez David Espinoza Gutierrez and Yosibhet Chavez David G. Dunn David L. Bernhardt David L. Raehal David Lee Bernhardt Consolidated Trust David Lee Bernhardt Consolidated Trust, c/o David Lee Berhardt, Trustee David Orozco-Batdovinos David P. DeGooyer Dean A. Nichols Dean Archambo and Barbara Archambo Deborah Carol King f/k/a Deborah Carol Brough Debra Ann Ahava Shepherd and Isamel Mendez Declaration of Trust -The 2011 Gehrman Family Trust, Patricia Marie Gehrman, Trustee under a Declaration of Trust, dated December 15, 2011, and entitled " Deisy Prieto Gil Del Rio Working Interest, LLC Del Rio Working Interest, LLC Delbert L. Bernhardt Sr. Trust dated November 17, 1994, c/o Patricia A. Bernhardt, Trustee Denice M. Wagner, a/k/a Deince M. Wagner -Salzman Dennis W. Larson Denver Mineral & Royalty Company, LLC Y Company, Devin Shinkle and Carissa Applegate Dion J. Drake Dixie Water LLC Dominion Energy Partners, Ltd. Donald F. Oatley Donald F. Oatley Donald Sullivan Donita K. Roemmich Donn C. Gettman Donna R. McDonald, a/k/a Donna R. Moser McDaniel Donna R. Sauer Dorchester Minerals L.P. Doris A. Fields Dorothy A. Colton Dorothy Orback and Charles K. Ashaugh Dorothy R. Brethauer and Jerald D. Brethauer Double C Holdings LLC Doug Kammerzell Doug Kammerzell Douglas Brian Malcom and Karena Sue Malcom Douglas Brian Malcom and Karena Sue Malcom Douglas Brian Malcom and Karena Sue Malcom Douglas J. Frosh Duane A. Shable Dwight Kennedy Edgar Horacio Fernandez Cortez and Rosa !seta Torres-Viezcas Edward J. Kammerzell Edward J. Kammerzell Trust Edward M. Custy Edwin Granger and Mary Granger Elinor Pirnie Elizabeth Craven Ells Elizabeth Craven Ells Elizabeth Grace Spomer f/ka Elizabeth Louise Spomer Elizabeth Lynn Smith Elizabeth Stickler -Martin Ella Marie Hayes Revocable Trust, dated January 20, 1999, Michael J. Hayes, Trustee Elliott (Living Trust UDT 1,0-10-17, Robert M. Elliott and Karen R. Elliott, Trustees Elsie M. Burnett Elvin Edgard° Zuniga Sanchez and Stephanie Gissell Mendoza Emiliano Ortiz Emiliano Ortiz Emma Rosin Emmett Zamora and Norma J. Zamora Eric H. Hahn Eric Louis Spomer Eric M. Tice and Misty D. Nickerson Erik Gonzalez and Atexie Trevino Ernestina Chavira Esenes Minerals, LLC Estate George G. Vaught, Jr., c/o Amy Vaught Earls Estate of Arthur L. Wayne, c/o Sharon I. Wayne Estate of Clyde Cason, c/o Sandra K. Burgess Lstate of Ltaine opner t;artson Neetandsvdeeeased Estate of Elaine Gopher Carlson Neelar ds, deceased Estate of Etaine Gopher Carlson Neelands, deceased, c/o Ann Carlson Weber Estate of Gary H. Garvens, deceased c/o Terry E. Garvens Estate of George Osborne Jr. and Clydene Osborne Estate of George Osborne Jr. and Clydene Osborne, c/o Nayo L. Thomas Estate of George Osborne Jr. and Clydene Osborne, c/o Olympia F Osborne Estate of Gordon Duffy, c/o James T. Duffy Estate of Hester P. Bernhardt Estate of Hester P Bernhardt, c/o David Lee Bernhardt Estate of Hester P. Bernhardt, c/o Timothy Bernhardt Estate of Holly A. Snelling, Kristy Snelling and Melinda Snelling, PR Estate of Holly A. Snelling, Kristy Snelling and Melinda Snelling, PR Estate of Holly A. Snelling, Kristy Snelling and Melinda Snelling, PR Estate of John Hoyman c/o Dorothy P Hoyman Estate of John ! loyman c% Dorothy P. I loyman Estate of Kenneth R. Usiak Estate of Kenneth R. Usiak, c/o Kenneth C. Usiak Estate of 1Merna Lee Wilkes a/k/a Merna Lee Hull, c/o Warren Ted Hull Estate of Milo Jeannette Shafto, c/o Pamela Ann Erbacher Estate of Milo Jeannette Shafto, c/o Pamela Ann Erbacher Estate of Norma Evelyn Egeness Estate of Norma Evelyn Egeness, c/o Debra Bengston,'PIR Estate of Reuben Bernhardt Estate of Reuben Bernhardt Estate of Richard Garcia, Andrew Garcia, Conservator of the c/o Don J. Hoff Estate of Ricihard Garcia, Protected Person, Andrew Garcia, Conservator Estate of Richard Garcia, Protected Person, Andrew Garcia, Conservator Estate of Robert E. Pitts, c/o Deb Stevens Esther Santillan and Matilde Santillan Esther Schenk Eugene Kammerzell and Janet M. Kammerzelil Extraction Oil & Gas, Inc., c/o Civitas Resources, inc. Farrington Energy, Ltd. Federal Partners, L.P. c/o The Clark Estates, Ilnc., Federal Partners, L.R, , c/o The Clark Estates, Inc., Floyd Hume Floyd Hume Floyd W. Nichols Foo Foo Panda Rentals LLC Foster Dennis Francis Royalties LLC Frank R. Gomez, Jennifer L. Cross and Victoria M. Mitchell Front Range Fire Rescue Fire Protection District Gary Strohman .and Jerri Strohman Gary Strohman and Jerri Strohman Gary Thompson Gary Thompson Gary W. Wiedeman Gary Werning Gavel Corporation, S.A. Gene & Dorothy Gregg Family Trust dated 4/28/2003 Genesis Tarango George G. Stephens and Hazel D. Stephens George Tavenner and Barbara Tavenner Gert, LLC Gifford Pirnie, Jr. Gilbert Mineral LLP Gillian Flynn Gina M. Mitchell Ginger Raper Giovanni A'lamillo Bracamontes �eptemeer z7 , Lu u Glenn & Kathy Werning Living Trust dated September 21, 2018 Glenn R. Simmons Gloria Gutierrez Gordon Duffy Granite Ridge Holdings, LLC Grass Hawk Partners Grass Hawk Partners Grass Hawk Partners c/o Grasslands Petroleum Co Greg Luse Griffin Chernoff and Kayla Propes Guadalupe Guzman Guadalupe Guzman Guadalupe Pedraza Jr. and Marvine Pedraza Gustavo Ramirez Gustavo Ramirez Gustavo Reyes and Velia Flores Jaquez Gwyneth Flynn H. Phillip Hubbard H. Phillip Hubbard 1 amp on Royalties, LLC Hampton Royalties, LLC Harley Sullivan and Lauralee Sullivan Harold Hume, Jr. Harold T. King and Kenneth K. King 1 larriet l3. Levy Harriet B. Levy, c/o Mindy Levy Peckar Harry H. Neumann and Pamela B. Neumann Heirs or Devisees of Wilma J. Foose, c/o Richard L. Foose ....w Richard L. f nose Helen J. Warn, aka Jolene Warn Helen J. Warn, aka Jolene Warn Henry E. Ortega and Sylvia Ortega Herbies Homes Mineral, LLC Hill -N -Park Senior Citizens, Inc. Horizon Resources III, LLC exas 5u Hugo Carmona Hugo Trujillo Hydrocarbon Minerals 3, LLC Hydrocarbon Minerals II, LLC Incline Energy II, LLC Incline Energy 11, LLC Incline Energy, LLC incline Minerals II, LLC Incline Minerals, LLC Incline Niobrara Partners, LP Ines Pelayo Irma Alicia Payan Chavira Irma D. Romero Isabella Francesca Mitagro De Luna Marquez J&BFood &Gas LLC J & B Food & Gas LLC J & B Food & Gas LLC, c/o Kulwinder Kaur Jack Marks and Julie Marks Jairo Reyes Flores and Perla Reyes James H. Armstrong and !Elizabeth M. Geske James P. Daulton and Patty J. Daulton James R Supernor II and Nancy Joyce Supernor James R. Chapman III James R. Higson Janet E. Spomer Janet Lea Sherrod-Mossberg Janet M. Spomer Janice E. Mauch Janice Orback Jarad Matson Jason Rothe Jason Rothe Jay H. Williams Jay L. Sitzman Jazmin M. Oqueli Benitez JDLB Mineral Investments, LLC Jeff Busch Jennifer Leigh Garza Jeremy S. Keever Lisa Keever Jerome A. Frazee and Christine A. Frazee Jerry G. Hooker Jerry L. Loeffler Jerry Reuben Bernhardt Consolidated Trust Jesus Pureco Jim Ells JK Brown, Inc. JNZHNP LLC Jo Enterprises LLLP Jo Nohre Joaquin Romero and Lourdes Romero Joe E. Maldonado, Jr. and Helen M. Maldonado John Chapman Descendant's Trust, c/o Julie Chapman, Trustee, John Kielian and Sharon L. Kielian John Lee Nichols John M. Coan and Erika A. Coan John M. Coan and Erika A. Coan John R. Held Johnie M. Ourts a/k/a John M. Ourts Jonathan D. Potter Joni Elizabeth Lockhart Jorge Alberto Velazquez Bonilla Jorge Jesus Mireles and Jovana I Vasquez Brazo Jose Angel Mosqueda Mosqueda Jose Gerardo Ramirez, Bianca G. Fernandez and Karen Y. Fernandez Rodriguez Jose Marcial Brito Tapia and Anita Montes Garcia Jose R. Martin Del Campo Jose Reyes Martinez Valencia and Guadalupe Victoria Hernandez Estrada Jose Ricardo Gamboa Ruiz Jose S. Benavente Jose S. Benavente Joseph Burke Joseph J. Lammers, Deceased Joshua D. Mullins and Martha L. Loera Jovanna Bent and William Bent Joy L. Ash Juan Francisco Pineda Hernandez and Maria Dolores Moncada Gonzalez Juanita Maria Vasquez and Felix Vasquez 111 Judah P. Zinn and Melanie D. Zinn Julie A. Chapman Julie A. Frosh Julie Anne Seton Barber Justin Butts Justin Walden K.P. Kauffman Company, Inc. Kaittin Spomer Descendant's Trust c/o Steven L. Spomer, Trustee Karen Harris Karen Ress Karla R. Harris Kathtene M. Gardner, aka Kathy M. Gardner Kayty Petroleum, Inc. KB Minerals, LLC Keit Harold Lacey, Melissa Marie Lacey and Connor David O'Keefe Keith Kammerzell Keith Lindell Kelly Coleman Ken Berkenkotter Kendra Fritzler Kenneth C. Wagner Kenneth John Mayer and Lila J. Mayer Kenneth L. Coulson Kenneth L. Coulson c/o Coulson Excavating Co. Kenneth R. Buck Kerr-McGee Oil & Gas Onshore Lim Kerr-McGee Oil & Gas Onshore LP Kerr-McGee Oil & Gas Onshore LP Kevin J. Thompson Kevin M. Conners, LLC Kevin O'Konek and Ellen O'Konek Kevin P. Kauffman Kevin R. Harris Kim T. Myers, aka Kim Myers Kit C. Williams Kristy Miles -Upham f/k/a Kristy Miles - Dysart Kurt W. Nelson Kyla M. Neb Kyle Hodson Kyle Hodson Kytee Humphrey and Brenyn Humphrey Kylee Humphrey and Brenyn Humphrey Kylee I lumphrey and Brenyn iumphrey Kylie Kay Kennedy and Scott Kennedy L&R Rumsey Land, LLC LaDean Kay Long Family Trust, dated August 27, 2019, c/o LaDean Kay Long, Trustee Lance A. Mueller and Debra R. Mueller Lance Adam McBride and Robin Rae McBride Larry J. Koolmees Laser Oil Co. Laser Oil Co. Laurence Andrew Fleck Laurence Andrew Fleck Laurie J. Behring Lena Raquel Lopez Leonard Gonzales Leonard Joseph Gonzales • Leroy Bonn ��t�er Leroy John Miller, c/o Cindy Karsch Leslie Hovde Lester M. Bradshaw Jr. Leticia M. Mercado and Alejandro G. Mercado Leticia Rascon Leticia Rascon Levi Wagner a/k/a Levi Khaled Wagner Lincoln Energy Partners Ili, LLC Linda Fagerberg Linda Neb Linda Yvonne Baeza and Rodrigo Martinez Castro Lloyd M. Miles Trust dated May 22, 2008, UMPQUA Trust Services, as Trustee LMS'19 LLC LMS'19 LLC Locust Energy, Inc. Logan E. Anderson and Hannah M. Anderson Lois Jean McAnally Lori A. Rainwater and Berdet J. Rainwater Lot B, Hill 'N Dark Subdivision Property Owners Association, Inc. Louise Carlson Hoke Lucas CoHinge and Shannon Collinge Lucas Jacob° Montoya and Christian Vazquez Plascencia Lucille Mader Lucille Mader, c/o Michael Ray Mader Lundvall, LLC Lupe Martin M & L Minerals, LLC M.S. Radetsky, Deceased M.S. Radetsky, Deceased, c/o Michael Radetsky M.S. Radetsky, Deceased, c/o Michael Radetsky Ma Carmen Aceves Mendez Madison Lnapman uescenaanxs irusr, c%Julipman, Trustee Madison Chapman Descendant's Trust,c/o Julie Chapman, Trustee Mae Melendez and Carlos David Melendez Makaela Stevens Makaela Stevens Makaela Stevens Malcom E. McCoy �parza Manuel Federico Margaret Crandall Margaret R. Wakeman Margaret R. Wakeman Margarita Ojeda Margarita Ojeda Maria Avilia Villa de Esparza and Rudy Adrian Lechuga Maria D. Adame Maria D. Adame Maria N. Perez Miranda Maria T Alaniz Marian Forbes, a/k/a Marian Rossman Marilyn Joann Schneider Marilyn Joann Schneider, deceased Mario Saucedo Marlene F Stroh Marvin Bruce Marvin Feltch Marvin L. Dhooge Mary Ann Benavidez, BennyBenavidez, Nicole Yvonne Benavidez, Christina Marie Benadivez and Amanda Lynn Benavidez Mary Ann Benavidez, Benny Benavidez, Nicole Yvonne Benavidez, Christina Marie Benadivez and Amanda Lynn Benavidez Mary Christelia Lopez Mary Elizabeth Hager Revocable Trust a/a dated January 9, 2001, as amended and restated, Mary Elizabeth Hager, as Trustee of the Mary Elizabeth I lager Revocable Trust a/a dated lanuary 9, 2001, as amended and or the Mary Erma Shable Mary Odenbaugh Matthew Baker and Hudson Baker Matthew D. Lamar and Ashley J. Lamar Max C. Chapman, Jr., c/o Gardner Capital Mgmt Mayers & Company Mayers & Company McCartney Minerals, LLC McClintock & Nikoloric LLC Meghan Lutolf and Nicholas Eugene VanEvery Melissa A. Harrow, aka Melissa Harrow Melissa D. McLavey Melissa D. McLavey Melvin Bernhardt Meyer Farms, LLC Michael Charles Morris and Debra Joyce Morris Michael Colton Geise Michael. J. Hayes, Trustee of the Ella Marie Hayes Revocable Trust dated January 20, 1999" Michael Orback Michael R.L. Binger and Melissa L. Binger Michael S. Brandt Michael S. Radetsky Michael T Breazeale Michael T. Lauberts Michele Neuschwanger Michelle Phillips, Dixie Phillips and Ronald L. Phillips Michelle Phillips, Dixie Phillips and Ronald L. Phillips, c/o Kelly Kraus Miguel J. Ramirez Jr. Mike J. Hutton Monica Avalos Morgan Exploration, LLC Morgan Exploration, LLC c/o Ondrish & Associates" Naviatas Infinitas, L.L.C. Nelson Family LLC Noble Energy, Inc. c/o Chevron Rockies Business Unit Noel V. Hayes, Jr. Revocable Trust dated January 20, 1999, Michael. J. Hayes, Trustee . , ii. e lanuary Zu, , ae. i Cayes, Trustee Norman E. Sienkowski and Kathryn M. Sienkowski North American Resources, LLC North American Resources, LLC Okreek Oil and Gas II, LLC OkreekO,il and Gas ll, LLC Opal F Jensen Oscar Lechuga and Maria Lechuga Oskar D. Olivas and Yolanda Martinez Overland Energy Partners Fund II, LLC Painted Horse Energy, LLC Pamela Ann Erbacher, as the Successor Trustee of the Cornelia E. Raisley Trust, dated September 17, 1997 Patricia Carlson Gehrman Patricia Magali Nalera Valdez Patricia Vazquez Tena and Gabriel A. Tena Burciaga Paul A. Nira and Shantel M. Briceno PCEC 1984-B, Ltd. PDC Energy, Inc. Attn: Chevron Rockies Business Unit Pegi Louise Martin Penny L. Mullins Perry Lynn Buck Petro Consultants Energy Corp. Petrobetla Energy Inc. Petrocco Family Limited !Partnership, LLLP Phillip E. Camenisch Trust Phillip E. Camenisch Trust Phillip E. Camenisch Trust Phillip E. Camenisch Trust Phyllis C. Nelson Phyllis C. Nelson Phyllis M. Makowski Plum, LLC Preston Woolsey and Cynthia J. Woolsey Prime Meridian Oil & Gas LLC Principle Energy, L.L.C. Public Service Company of Colorado Public Service Company of Colorado Raisa II Minerals, LLC RAISA 11, LLC RA1SA II, LLC Raisa II, LLC Randy A. Miles Ray Amaya and Tabitha Locke Ray Frias, Jr. Ray Frias, Jr. Raymond Beamish Bearden Minerals, LLC Rebecca Kay Henderson Rebecca L. Cass Red Harlan Royalties Ltd. Remora Operating, LLC Remora Operating, LLC Remora Operating, LLC Ilene Joel Cardenas -Gutierrez Rex William Monahan, a/k/a Rex William Monahan III Rex William Monahan, I11 Ricardo Hernandez and Veronica Hernandez Ricardo O. Cruz and Yolanda Cruz Ricardo O. Cruz and Yolanda Cruz Richard C. Schneider Richard C. Schneider Richard D. Reed and DeAnna K. Reed Richard L. Coulson, c/o Coulson Excavating Co. Richard L. Foose Richard L. loerger Richard R. Wiest and Christine Wiest Richmark Energy Partners, LLC Richmark Mineral Partners, LLC Ricky D. Finn and Elese A. Finn Ridgemont Energy Corporation RML Property Investors, LLC Robbie R. Smith and Patricia Marie Villarreal Robert C. Newman Oil, LLC Robert E. Heinze Robert J. Welter and Carolyn P. Welter Robert Jankovsky Robert Kutz Robert L. Haynie Revocable Trust U/A dated December 20, 1991,c/o Robert L. Haynie and James D. Hanegan, Trustees Robert Lynn Luther Robert Welter Ronald Hernandez Rosa Velia Saenz Rosemary Tichy Ross Allen Shipshock Roy A. Mondragon Roy Teston Ruben Fuentas a/k/a Ruben Fuentes Ruben Orozco Garcia Rumsey Family Limited Partnership Rumsey Limited Partnership Russell Pirnie Ryan C. Kohlert S Lowry Minerals LLC S Sauer LLC Sabino R. Valdez and Susan O. Valdez Saint Francis Horne Health, Inc., d/b/a Hospice Samuel A. Carlton and Denise M. Carlton Sandra Elder Sandra Gann, Larry Wadsworth, Terry Wadsworth and Dixie Phillips Sandy Creek Minerals, LLC Savannha Rita May Hayes and Jacob Wayne Robertson Scott P. Knock and Kristina S. Knock Scott Rutherford Sean Lee Bessey Seth Baladez Shable Albertsen Minerals, LLC Shable Albertsen Minerals, LLC Shable Homestead, LLC Shable Land Co., LLC Shable Swanson Minerals, LLC ShaleRock Holdings, LLC Shale'Rock Holdings, LLC Shantel Vtzeli Hernandez Shari S. Bohn Heritage Trust, c/o Shari S. Bohn, aka Shari S. Wells, Trustee Sharon Betz Sharon I. Wayne Sharon Lee Strasser Sherry Greer and Murray Greer Sherry Greer and Murray Greer Sheryl Lee Luther Shirley M. Kammerzell Trust, c/o Shireey M. Kammerzell Shirley Penn Shirley Penn Sitio Rockies, LP Sitio Rockies, LP Sloane S. Awtrey a/k/a Sloane Stephens Awtrey f/k/a Sloane Susanne Stephens Solid Deals, LLC Sonia Flores and Alberto Fraire Southern Energy Fund 4 LP SRF Borrower 2021-2 LLC State of Colorado, State Board of Land Commissioners State Storage Colorado, LLC Stephanie lsmert Stephen David Brewin and Nikki Lee Brewin Steve Kammerzell Steve Spencer and Kayden Arterburn Steven L. Spomer Steven M. Soliday and Reyin C. Soliday Steven T. Smalley, Jr. and Allyson T. Smalley Susan Jean Scoggin Susan K. Petrocco Susan Monahan Susanne Stephens f/k/a Susanne Spomer Susie Ohlsen Susie Ohtsen Suzette K. Chacon T Swink LLC T.F. McClintock T/U/W fbo Mary M. Swift, c/o BOKF, NA, as Agent for U.S. Bank, N.A., Trustee Taku Resources, LLC Tammy A. Kohlert Tammy Alarcon and Fernando Alarcon Tara L. Mustain Tenison Oil Trust Teresa Escajeda Thameria M. Ramirez The Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners The Davidson Family Trust dated October 12, 1987 c/o George Wiltiam Davidson and Betty June Davidson, Trustees The Frank L. Casalino and Kathleen L. Monahan-Cassalino Trust, dated 5-11- 2021 The Gregg Family Trust, dated 8-19-1993 The Hepner Trust, dated September 16, 2021 ne Jaques �.ivtng i rust aazea J-L�-, er Elldera Jaques and Elizabeth Gregg Jaques, Trustees The Jaques Living Trust dated 9-26-2007, as amended, c/o Eber Eltden Jaques and Elizabeth Gregg Jaques, Trustees as amen aea, gg laques, trustees The Jerry Reuben Bernhardt Consolidated Trust, dated August 8, 2011, c/o Jay Reuben, Trustee The Michaet L. Skinner Revocable Living Trust, Michael L. Skinner Trustee The Paul and Linda Haddad Revocable Trust The Petram Group, LLC i ne t'etram group, uL� The Shub Family Trust dated July 16, 1986 c/o George D. Shub and Beverly M. Shub, Trustees The Telep Family Limited Partnership, LLLP c/o Jan Telep Rogers The Vail Family Trust c/o Stephen E. Vail & Leslie S. Vail The Williams' Farm Trust, Larry A. Williams, Tinka Leone Piper and Mark Nygren as Co -Trustees The Windmill Homes Company Thelma Jane Miner Thomas B. Bledsoe and Mariann Bledsoe Thomas C. Thrift Thomas C. Thrift Thu Ka and Moo Ra Paw Time Will Tell, LLC Timothy Alan Bernhardt Consolidated Trust Timothy Alan Bernhardt Consolidated Trust, c/o Timothy Alan Bernhardt, Trustee Timothy Bernhardt Timothy E. Wiley and Lara S. Wiley Timothy P. Feehan Timothy Ray Matney Timothy S. Hager, as Trustee of the Timothy S. Hager Revocable Trust u/a dated January 9, 2001, as amended and restated Tina Ferrara and Severiano Sammy Briceno Jr. Todd Bradshaw Todd Shaklee Tommy Botack Minerals Corporation Travis Gilliland Travis L. Jackson and Shanna L. Jackson Tricia L. Bouchard Troy Bradshaw Troy J. Miles Turley Family Trust TX RRIG Resources, LLC Tyler Whitaker and Sarahy Qunitana Trejo Unionrock Royalties II, LLC Veritas Assets LLC Vella Lynn Braunagel Vern Kammerzell and Carolyn A. Kammerzetl Veronica Lechuga Tena Vicki Knespel Victor J. Ruiz Vine Royalty L.P. Vine Royalty, L.P Virginia M. Sand Vitesse Energy, LLC Vitesse Energy, LLC Vivian L. Briggs Walter L. Brown and Gwenn E. Brown Waste Management Disposat Services of Colorado, Inc Waste Management Disposal Services of Colorado, Inc Waste Management Disposal Services of Colorado, Inc. Wayne A. Haagenstad and Janet A. Haagenstad Wayne R. Parker Weld County Weld County, c/o Board of County Commissioners Wesley Stroh Trust dated December 12, 2012, c/o First National Bank, Trust Department West Greeley Baptist Church West Hill 'N Park 5th Filing Property Owners Association, Inc. Westco Family Limited Partnership Willa Rae Warehime William C. Drake and Lorraine B. Drake William D. Nesse and Marianne Workman- Nesse William E. Kobobel and Margaret Kobobel William E. Spading and Mary K. Spading William Joens and Jeannette Joens William K. Woods and Sabrina M. Honeyfield William M. Harvey Marital Trust, Dorothy Lee Harvey, Trustee William M. I larvey Marital Trust, Dorothy Lee 1 larvey, Trustee, c% I leirs or Devisees Wolf Resources Holding I, LLC Wolf Resources, LLC Wolf Royalties, LLC Wolf Royalties, LLC Wolf Royalties, LLC Steven L Spomer, Julie Chapman et al Arthur P Garcia Waste Management Disposal Services of Colorado, Inc c/o Waste Management Telep Family Limited partnership c/o Jan Telep Rogers John Albion & Helen E Carlson JDLB Farm LLC Kammerzell Famr LLC William John Eric Carlson Louisa C Warfietd Jaris B & Marice Hansen Mosseberg Farm LLC Michael W Morgan Lundvall LLC Gary W Wiedeman Vecchiare'tli Holdings LLC Walton Colorado LLC (et at) c/o Walton Global Holdings LLC Vern & Carolyn A Kammerzell David Lee Bernhardt Consolidated Trust Bernhardt famrs LLC et at c/o Daivd Lee Bernhardt Trustee Public Service Company of Colorado Tax Service Department Bernhardt Farms LLC c/o Timothy A Bernhardt Susanne Stephens & Sloane S Awtrey Douglas & Julie Kammerzell Noel V hayes Jr Revocable Trust & Ella Marie Hayes Revocable Trust Madeline P Daniels Daniel & Hannah Kammerzell Bernhardt Farms LLC, David Lee Bernhardt Consolidated Trust Town of Milliken City of Evans City of Greeley Colorado Parks & Wildlife Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment Front Range Fire Rescue Fire Protection District Weld County OEM Weld County Public Safety Weld County Sheriff Weld County Oil & Gas Energy Department ACM Fund Six LLC Brent Mark Warehime Gary Strohman Living Trust Highlands Natural Resources, Corp Hyridge Energy Partners Resources 1, LLC Joseph J. Lammers, Deceased c/o Effie Eva Lammers Clary Joseph P. Strizki Kammerzell Farm !LLC Mossberg Farm LLC Oscar Lechuga and Maria Lechuga, Oscar V Lechuga Scott Kennedy SFR Borrower 2021-2 LLC WETCO 24514 Highway 257 LLC Yoelin Zacarias Garcia COLORADO oe, Gas Ork COMMIASSiOn SQ,DantwAtott.nrailtRowtees COGCC INFORMATION SKEET: PROCEDURAL STEPS FOR THE COMMISSION'S REVIEW OF OG®Ps (As required by COGCC Rule 3O3.e.(2).C) Why am I receiving this information sheet? Oil and gas operating companies ("Operators") are required to obtain approval of an Oil and Gas Development Plan ("OGDP") from the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ("COGCC") prior to undertaking any new operations such .as drilling oil and gas wells or building oil and gas locations. When an Operator submits an OGDP application to the COGCC for consideration, and the application has been received and is deemed complete, COGCC staff begins a formal technical review of the application materials, and a public comment period starts. COGCC has prepared this information sheet to inform the pulblic of the procedural steps involved with the Director's and Commission's review of an OGDP, so that the public is informed and may participate in the review process if they choose. As part of the process, Operators must provide this information sheet to certain recipients, like yourself, that include mineral owners within the area of proposed development and all landowners, homeowners, commercial property owners, tenants, and other entities within 2,000 feet of an oil and gas location proposed by a pending OGDP application. What is an Oil and Gas Development Plan (OGDP)? An OGDP is an Operator's plan to develop oil or gas resources ("minerals") from one or more surface locations. Operators prepare an OGDP and associated application materials, consistent with the requirements of COGCC Rule 303, and submit the plan for approval through the Commission's Hearings process. The application materials include a hearing application; one or more Form 2A, Oil and Gas Location Assessments; a Form 2B, Cumulative Impacts Data identification; and a Form 2C, OGDP Certification. The application may also include a request for the establishment of one or more Drilling and Spacing Units ("DSUs"). The OGDP, along with its associated supporting documents, will be heard at a public hearing where the Commission will make a final determination to approve or deny the OGDP application. What are the procedural steps involved with the Director's and Commission's review of Oil and Gas Development Plans? 1. OGDP application is submitted: Operator/ Applicant submits a complete OGDP application with all supporting documents. The written portion of the application is submitted to the COGCC hearings unit via the efilings system, and Forms 2A, 2B, and 2C are submitted to technical staff via the eForms system. (See Rules 303 Et 304) 2. OGDP application is received: The COGCC hearings unit reviews the written hearing application, assigns a docket number for the OGDP, and provides public notice for the hearing. (See Rules 303 Et 504) 3. Completeness determination: The COGCC technical staff and Director review the application materials for completeness. When deemed complete: a. the OGDP application materials are posted on COGCC's website; b. the Operator provides notice (including this information sheet) to relevant persons; c. the public comment period begins; d. the formal consultation period commences as applicable (including relevant/ proximate local governments and other agencies such as Colorado Parks and Wildlife ("CPW") or Colorado Department Page 2 of Public Health and Environment ("CDPH'E" )); and e. COGCC staff begin their technical review of the OGDP components. (See Rule 303). 4. Director's review of application (technical review): COGCC technical staff conducts the technical review of all application materials to ensure compliance with COGCC Rules, ensure the protection of public health, safety, welfare, the environment, and wildlife resources, and to evaluate potential Cumulative impacts. The technical review includes analysis and assessment of: a. DSUs and protection of mineral owner's correlative rights; b. proposed surface locations and alternative locations; c. downhole and engineering considerations; d. nest management practices; e. public comments and recommendations provided by consulting agencies; f. financial assurance; and g. the need for conditions of approval. (See Rule 306) 5. Director's recommendation: Once the Director has reviewed the application materials, the Director provides a written recommendation to the Commission in support of the approval or denial of the OGDP application. The Director will post the recommendation on COGCC's website, notify relevant parties', and submit it to the COGCC hearings unit in preparation for shearing. (See Rule 306.c) 6. Commission's consideration and final action (public hearing): The Commission receives the ' Parties who receive this information sheet will not necessarily be included in the notice of the Director's recommendation. Parties who make a public comment on the Form 2A and include their email address will receive the notice of the Director's recommendation. Director's recommendation of the OGDP and begins review of the OGDP with support from the COGCC hearings unit. The review includes all supporting documents, written testimony, public comments, consulting agency recom- mendations, and Director's recommendation. The Commission considers the OGDP at a public hearing, which may include oral testimony provided during the hearing. The Commission makes a final determination and presents its findings in a written order based on the evidence in the record; the Commission's order to approve or deny the OGDP application is final. (See (lute 307) Where can I get additional information? For more information about the COGCC administrative hearing process and OGDPs, please refer to the COGCC website at htto://cogcc.state.co.us. You may also contact the COGCC at dnr.ogcc@state.co.us or 303-894-2100. Please note, COGCC staff are not available to provide legal advice. COGCC recommends that you engage an attorney with knowledge of oil and gas matters to assist you with reviewing any offers you receive from an oil and gas operator or other person. Version 1.0 March 9, 2021 4 COLORADO Coil & Gas Conservation Commission 'Department of Natural Resources COGCC INFORMATION SHEET: PUBLIC COMMENTS (As required by COGCC Rule 303.e. (2)0) Purpose This information sheet provides details on how to make public comments on an Oil and Gas Development Plan submitted to the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission via the Form 2A, Oil and Gas Location Assessment permit application. Why am 1 receiving this Information Sheet? You have received this Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ("COGCC") information sheet because an oil and gas operator ("the Operator') has submitted an application for an Oil and Gas Development Plan ("OGDP"), and that application is under review by the COGCC. Per COGCC Rule 303.e.(1), the Operator is required to provide this information to you within seven days of the application materials being posted on the COGCC website. COGCC Rule 303.d requires the COGCC to open a formal "public comment period" upon posting the OGDP application to our website. This public comment period allows the public to review OGDP applications and their components (i.e., proposed Oil and Gas Locations), and provide comments on those pending permit applications. How can I provide comments on pending permits in an OGDP? Members of the public can access OGDP applications through the COGCC website to review permit information and provide comments. Public comments may be made directly on Form 2A, Oil and Gas Location Assessment permit applications ("Form 2A") through the COGCC website. 1. Go to the COGCC website https: / /cogcc. state.co. us 2. On the green menu bar, click on the "Permits" page. This will take you to the "Drilling and Location Permits Search" tool for Pending Permits. 14se COLOR•DO OI It Ca Canners: Cawr Mom lk Compton= j thistkoard Data Govarnet Lanny I Mays ! Mtd:a Promo o ! 4eriPiaocti S1:15-21 aarn a -a Location Arra. Sea& _yae-iacat u.« -a.. ran Nanassmra Parses ttr., 3. Under "Pending Permits", find "Oil and Gas Location Assessment Permits (Form 2A)". Select the county of interest from the dropdown menu and click "Go!" Pending Permits (r=iled Ole o: A.:= ER Jantia;; 15th. 202:, Oil R GaS Location Assessment Permits (Fora 2A). Areoanoe Noe J.. 4. This will generate a table of pending applications and will indicate the status of the public comment IPOP Make Comment period for each permit within the COGCC review process. 5. Scroll through the list of pending permits to find the one you would like to review. You may wish to use "crtl + f" to search for a specific document number, operator name, or location name. 6. To view the submitted Form 2A and its associated attached documents, click the "Location Name" link for any permit application. Pending Location Permits - All Counties Etack Export to FT1rt Ox Number ;Public Cormnent Link) Final day of Public Comment Pero] itioses at MidnipttG Rimmed L° 'o° Karns rpor_nts unn) Status Status Cap .02165121 1 Qjlfr2e21 titre slat ginan a V FAOC=5 S lir:n 21 7. To make a public comment on a specific permit application, click the "Doc Number" of the permit on which you wish to comment. Pending Location Permits - All Counties Evert mExcel Doc Nurnber Comment Lank, Final day o: Pudic Comment Perod (doses at tAidmp it) Re:eryed =ata»r !same (Gxtuiwts Link! Ss y Suitt';Public 03a 't. .. .�.It.�Z 1.31 -2-3:7;22I _ •�!1 PC IN 1=1.1.tG�.s> -2-12:17.1 I` I . After clicking the Doc Number link, you will be taken to the Public Comment portal. 8. In the Public Comment portal, you may review the Form 2A application including the PDF and all attachments. Selected Weil i Location: Document Number Form Type Attachments 9. To make a public comment, click the "Make Comment" button. A Form will open for you to provide your name, contact information, and your comment. Only the text in the Comment box will be made public; your contact information will be kept confidential by COGCC. P, ease EP out the lees behave kt tuli W subtrt put c ovol e - Name: Attcress: • bra,: �U._...... City: �� __I S lent: Cofferment 10. Click the "Submit Comment" button when you are ready to submit your comment. Page 12 11. You may also view other public comments and read yours after it is posted by scrolling down on this page (see below about a delay in displaying comments). How tong do I have to submit a comment on a permit? The Public Comment Period begins once the COGCC Director determines the OGDP application is complete and has been successfully submitted by the operator. The Director will approve the Form 2C, OGDP Certification form, and post the OGDP application on the website for public review. In order to be considered by the Director and Commission during the review of the OGDP, public comments must be received as follows: 1. Within 30 days from the date that the Director posts thethe OGDP on the website, OR 2. Within 45 days if the OGDP includes any proposed Oil and Gas Locations within 2,000 feet of a Residential Building Unit, High Occupancy Building Unit, or School Facility within a Disproportionately Impacted Community. The final day for public comments can be found in the list of all pending permits: Pending Location Permits - All Counties Back Export to FYro; Jx Number IPunta CommentUnkl F;nai day a' Public Comment Pena:: tames atiiidtirg , Rtcrived Lo^_3nor. Name {Documents Link) Status S=us Gaa iz,z:3C =SS When the Public Comment Period closes, the date will revert to read "Comments Closed". The link to the public comment portal will remain active, but comments will no longer be accepted. You will still be able to view any public comments submitted for pending permits. The Director may extend or reopen the public comment period per Rule 303.g, for up to an additional 30 days for a proposed OGDP if the Director determines an extension or reopening is reasonable in order to obtain public input. What happens to my comment? Your comment will become part of the public record of the application and will be reviewed by the applicant, COGCC staff, Director, and the Commission. COGCC staff may recommend permit conditions in response to comments. But, Staff does not routinely respond individually to comments; instead, COGCC staff will work directly with the applicant to address the site -specific concerns expressed. Submitted comments may not be immediately visible; it may be a few days before you see your comments posted. This delay allows COGCC supervisory staff to screen for offensive language prior to publication. What if I want to make my comment to the Commission? COGCC Staff and the Director review every comment received on a Form 2A permit application. They review the site specific concerns against the totality of the application materials, including the alternative location analysis, cumulative impacts evaluation, and best management practices proposed by the applicant. When the Director makes a recommendation to the Commission to either approve or deny an OGDP, that recommendation will include the consideration of the public comments received. In their review of an OGDP for a final determination at the administrative hearing, the Commission will have access to the entire record, including your public comment. Can I remain anonymous? Yes. Only the "Comment" portion of your submitted comment will be made publicly viewable. Your name and contact information will be kept confidential, and will only be used by COGCC staff to contact you if necessary in the course of permit application review. If you choose to include your name and contact information in the body of your comment text, it will be part of the public record. Links The following links provide guidance and additional information on providing Public Comments. COGCC Permits Page: https://cogcc.stataco.us/permits.html#/permits Numerous helpful guidance documents can be found at the link on the COGCC Permits Page: https: / / cogcc. state. co. us/ permits2. htm .#/ perm- tshe.p Daily Activity Dashboard (DAD) is another useful tool and can be used to access the public comment portal as well: https://cogcc.state.co.us/dashboard,htm Version 1.0 March 9, 2021 AS COLORADO omb Gas Consentation Commission 0.51.l INFORMATION SHEET: HYDRAULIC FRACTURING TREATMENT (As required byCOGCC Rule 303.e.(2).E) 'l>llhy am # receiving this information sheet? The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ("COGCC") prepared this information sheet to provide the public with information related to hydraulic fracturing. Pursuant to Commission Rute 303.e.(2).E, Operators' are required to provide this information sheet to mineral owners within the area of proposed development and all landowners, homeowners, commercial property owners, tenants, and other entities within 2,000 feet of a proposed oil and gas location. What is hydraulic fracturing treatment, and why is it necessary? Hydraulic fracturing treatment is the process of creating small cracks, or "fractures," in the rocks of deep, underground geological formations that have oil and natural gas. The fractures enhance the flow of oil and gas from the formation to the oil and gas well where it flows or is pumped up the well to the production equipment located on the surface of the site. The process of hydraulic fracturing has been used for decades in Colorado, dating back to the 1970s. Operators2 continue to improve hydraulic fracturing, and it is now a standard practice used in almost all oil and gas wells in the state, and across much of the country. Hydraulic fracturing has made it possible to produce oil and gas from rock formations that did not often produce oil and gas in the early to middle :part of the twentieth century. "That happens before hydraulic fracturing treatment? The operator uses a drilling rig to drill a "surface hole" and set a steel pipe called "surface casing" in the hole. The surface casing may extend many hundreds of feet, sometimes more than 1,000 ' "Operator" as defined in COGCC Rules .Hereinafter, and only for the purpose of describing the hydraulic fracture treatment process, the term `operator' includes the operator itself and all contractors and service providers that the operator hires to perform work. feet, underground. The operator places cement on the outside of the surface casing to seal and protect groundwater. The operator tests the surface casing with pressure, then a smaller ".production hole" is drilled out the bottom of the surface casing. After completing .a formation integrity test, the operator drills down to the geological formation containing oil and gas, usually many thousands of feet underground. The operator lowers a production casing into the production hole, and cement is used to make a seal above the deep oil and gas formation. The operator "completes" the well by placing holes, or "perforations" in the casing at the deep oil and gas formation, to allow oil and gas to flow into the welt. The well is then ready for hydraulic fracturing treatment. What happens during and after hydraulic fracturing treatment? The operator performs the treatment by using high pressure water pumps to fracture the deep oil and gas rock formation. The pumps push fracturing fluids down the well and out through the perforations, into the oil and gas rock formation. The hydraulic fracturing fluids are mostly water and sand, with a small amount of chemical additives. The sand, also called "proppant," remains in the fractures to help keep the fractures open allowing oil and gas to flow through the fractures to the perforations. After hydraulic fracture treatment, the well is allowed to "flowback," meaning hydraulic fracture fluids, oil, gas, and produced water from the formation flow through the perforations and up the well to the surface where the fluids are separated. The operator sells the oil and gas. Waste products, mostly water produced from the oil and gas formation and hydraulic fracture fluids, are captured and stored for proper treatment or disposal. Page 2 Overhead view of a multiple -well site with hydraulic fracturing equipment set up inside a sound wall Common questions and answers about hydraulic fracturing treatment. Q: How is an oil and gas well designed to be protective of public health, the environment, and wildlife resources? A: COGCC engineering staff review all well permits to ensure that wells are lined with multiple layers of steel and cement sufficient to isolate groundwater from the deep oil and gas rock formations. The operator's wellbore design must meet COGCC wellbore isolation standards and rules in order to receive a permit to drill. Surface casing extends from the ground surface to 50 feet or more below groundwater. Production casino is cemented to seal the oil and gas formation in the well and prevent flow between groundwater and the oil and gas formations. The operator performs a well survey, called a "cement bond log," to verify the cement placement around the production casing. Additionally, the operator pressure tests surface equipment and ensures that nearby, "offset" wells that are close enough for pressure communication in the oil and gas formation have properly -rated surface equipment or downhote plugs. Q: Will hydraulic fracturing treatment cause problems with water wells A: Water well problems related to hydraulic fracturing in Colorado are rare, which is largely a result of COGCC's tong -standing mission to protect Waters of the State of Colorado, including groundwater. Most recently, the COGCC adopted new rules for wellbore isolation, effective November 2, 2020 to further strengthen this mandate. Geologic factors in Colorado also serve to help prevent groundwater impacts. Often, many thousands of feet of confining rock layers separate shallow groundwater formations that are used for drinking water, livestock, and irrigation from deep oil and gas formations. In cases where an operator intends to perform a hydraulic fracture treatment at a depth of less than 2,000 feet underground, a geological and engineering evaluation is required prior to approving a drilling permit. In cases where deep groundwater is present, COGCC rules require additional cement in oil and gas wells to seal the deep groundwater formations. Q: What is hydraulic fracture fluid? A: The COGCC and regulatory agencies of other oil and gas producing states partner with FracFocus, a Chemical Disclosure Registry, that operators use to report hydraulic fracture fluid chemical data (https://www.fracfocus.org/). According to FracFocus, approximately 98% to 99% of the fracturing fluid volume in most wells is water and sand. The remaining portion is made up of chemical additives used to reduce friction during pumping and prevent corrosion of the steel casing. Biocide is used to kill bacteria in the water. Surfactants promote water flowback from the formation, up the welt and into the oil and gas production equipment at the well site or a nearby "tank battery." Fracturing chemicals are similar to other industrial chemicals which must be handled properly. COGCC rules require that operators property store and handle chemicals in a manner that protects operator's employees, the public, the environment, and wildlife. COGCC rules require operators to publicly disclose the components and concentrations of fracturing chemicals for each well within 60 days of the hydraulic fracture treatment on the FracFocus website, which is searchable by county, operator, and well. The website also provides information on chemicals used and their purpose. Version 2.1 April 2, 2021 Page 3 Q: How are hydraulic fracturing fluids managed on the well site? A: Operators manage large volumes of drilling fluid, hydraulic fracturing fluid, and flowback during drilling and hydraulic fracturing treatment. Operators protect the public, environmental resources, and wildlife by implementing best management practices specified by permit conditions and COGCC rules for spill prevention. After hydraulic fracturing treatment, fluids return to production equipment at the well site as flowback. These flowback fluids are considered oil and gas Exploration and Production Waste ("EaP Waste") that are recycled for other oil and gas operations, or are disposed of in accordance with state regulations. Marketable production fluids, including oil and gas, are separated and contained in tanks or vessels, or sent by pipeline to sales. Q: What can neighbors expect to experience during hydraulic fracturing treatment? A: The operator provides the COGCC and the local government a 48 -hour notice before performing hydraulic fracturing treatment. As the operator mobilizes the hydraulic fracturing crews, water tanks are placed at the site. The operator transports water to the site for hydraulic fracturing fluid by pipeline or water trucks. Heavy equipment, such as sand haulers, pump trucks, blending units and a control van arrives and the equipment is connected to the well with high pressure piping. The operator pressure tests the equipment, then the hydraulic fracture treatment begins. The work can take several days to several weeks, depending on the number of wells on the well site and the number of treatment stages needed for each well. The equipment noise from engines, pumps, and vehicles wilt be noticeable during the work. Induced seismicity from hydraulic fracturing is very low intensity, too small to be noticed by people at the ground surface, and therefore man-made earthquakes are not a common occurrence in Colorado during hydraulic fracturing treatment operations. Where can I get additional information? FracFocus (www.fracfocus.org) contains detailed information on hydraulic fracturing, chemicals used, groundwater protection and how to find a well near you. COGCC rules related to hydraulic fracturing: • Rule 308 Form 2, Application to Drill, Deepen, Re -Enter, or Recomplete, and Operate, Information Requirements Rule 405.k Notice of Intent to Conduct Hydraulic Fracturing Treatment • Rule 408 General Drilling Rules • Rule 411 Public Water System Protection • Rule 419 Bradenhead Monitoring, Testing, and Reporting • Rule 423 and 424 Noise and Lighting • Rule 437 Hydraulic Fracturing Chemical Additives • Rule 614 Coalbed Methane Wells • Rule 615 Groundwater Baseline Sampling and Monitoring Rule 905 Management of EEtP Waste Rule 912 Spills and Releases (includes landowner notification requirements) COGCC's rules are available as downloadable files at coecc.state.co.us. Version 2.1 April 2, 2021 COLORADO out, Gas Conservation Commission COGCC INFORMATION SHEET: OGDP STATUS INFORMATION (As required by COGCC Rule 303.a (2).G) Why am I receiving this information sheet? The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission ("COGCC") prepared this information sheet to inform the public in the vicinity of a proposed Oil and Gas Development Plan ("OGDP") how to access documents and view the status of proposed OGDPs through the COGCC's website, eForms, and eFiling system. A review of public property records indicates that you may have an interest in lands that an oil and gas operator wishes to develop as part of an OGDP. Pursuant to Commission Rule 303.e. (2).G, operators are required to provide this information sheet to certain recipients near their development plans. What is an Oil and Gas Development Plan? An OGDP is an operator's plan to develop subsurface oil and gas resources ("minerals") from one or more surface locations. An OGDP consists of a hearing application and associated permit materials that provide technical information. The Director (i.e. COGCC Staff) reviews the technical information and makes a recommendation to the Commission for the hearings application; the Commission has the ultimate authority on approval or denial of the OGDP. How do I view the status of the pending OGDP hearing application? Members of the public may view the status of proposed OGDP applications through the COGCC eFiling System by creating an account in the Applications and Docket Portal, available on the "Hearings Page." 1. From the COGCC homepage, click "Regulation" in the green menu bar, and then "Hearings" on the blue bar. 2. On the right-hand side of the Hearings page, under the Hearings eFiling System header, click on "Application and Docket Portal". Hearings eFiling System (Beginning November 9, 2020) • Document Searcn • Applrcatton & Docket Portal 3. Create a user account by clicking "Request Access to Account," and completing the required registration information. There may be a delay for processing following your request before you are granted access. Check your email for access approval. 4. Once registration is complete, access the Application and Docket Portal by entering your user name and password. Search for the 9 -digit docket number provided by the operator in their cover letter using the "Find Hearing Application by Docket Number" option at the bottom left of the page. J. Find Hearing Application by Docket ;Number SEARCH RESULTS Docket Nurr fiber 210012345 6. The general status of the docket is listed in the first column on the left, titled "Docket Status." 7. Double click the docket search result to load the docket's main page, which will show additional information, including the application type, status, assigned Hearing Officer, and applicant information. Do I have to create an account to view documents? No. You may view documents through the "Document Search" described below without creating an eFiling System account, but you will not be able to view the "status" of the docket through this method. 1. On the right-hand side of the Hearings page, under the Hearings eFiling System header, click on the "Document Search" link. Hearings eFiling System (Beginning November 9, 2020) • Document Search • Application & Docket Portal 2. From the "Search Type" dropdown menu, select "DNRCOG Search for Docket Related Documents." "earth "pat ONRCOG =:ev .0.3:i cations 0NReO3 Nevi nab ��. . .....a t- r• Page 2 3. Input the docket number provided by the operator. ON RCOG Docket Number 210012345 4. If you don't have a docket number, or to view any OGDP, scroll down to the "DNRCOG Application Type" dropdown menu and select "OIL a GAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN." DNRCOG Application 'type ADDITIONAL :HELLS r-cit•'�ENENSIVi" AREA PLAN ENFORCEkiENT EXCE. P T ION LOCATION GENERAL }Zi?MiN:STRATiVE OIL & GAS DEVELOPMENT PLAN 5. After step 3 or 4, scroll down and click the "Search" button at the bottom of the scroll bar. 6. A list of all related documents will appear. Click on any item to view its contents. How do f view general forms, permits, and data regarding permits and OGDPs? You may use the Daily Activity Dashboard to access frequently requested oil and gas data at the county and state levels. The Daily Activity Dashboard is located in the right-hand corner of the COGCC homepage, and allows you to search and generate custom-made statistical charts, graphs, tables, and maps for information including pending permits, well status, production, well inspections, Notices of Alleged Violation, active notifications, and spills. The COGCC also provides access to pending and approved permits through its "Permits Search" and interactive map on the COGCC website. To view the status of pending Form 2As (Oil and Gas Location Assessment Permits) through the "Permit Search" function, follow the steps outlined below: 1. Click "Permits" in the green menu bar on the COGCC homepage. This wilt take you to the "Drilling and Location Permits Search" page. 2. Under Pending Permits, find "Oil Et Gas Location Assessment Permits (Form 2A)". Select "All Counties" or a specific county using the drop down menu and click "Go!". Pending Permits (Fried ON or AFTER Janway ism, 202 r ON & Gas Lc,; d n Assessment Permits (far: 2A): All G0unti Groi 3. A table will show all pending Form 2As currently under review by the COGCC. .. • w to tfM.• Ir.. • •...ft •Y as_ . •;—a—. -en.w— f. sot Y� 1 Ir411� A.4.� VSrw ..•J. N- ..'J I . ••••••••—. 111 — !M+..•1 .vw. ...w••• •...W Saul t� > P' 3 it e. 4- • aSM. •._ ..� tr..• e • ..•,..••. •w• 1..- .•-.,w* .M • -.. �• •• •.+.�• {...••. pa. a. Clicking a "Doc Number" link will take you to the Public Comments portal for that pending permit. b. Clicking a "Location Name" link will take you to a list of documents related to that permit, including the Form 2A (as submitted by the operator) and supporting documents that are attached to the pending permit application. Can i view pending applications on the COGCC Map? Yes. You may access the COGCC GIS Online interactive Map by clicking "Maps" in the green banner on the COGCC homepage, then click "Click HERE to access interactive map". You may use the "address search" option to zoom to your address to see oil and gas activity near you. With the map zoomed to your area of interest, you may specify pending permits by checking the appropriate boxes on the left-hand menu. IAN .j Permits • a t Pending Well (Form 2) Permit Approved Well (Form 2) Permit Pwding Location (Form 2A) Permit Approved Location (Form 24) Permit To select and view a pending application, use the arrow tool to double-click on the pending icons to display the Application. Links COGCC Homepage: https: / /cogcc. state. co. us/#/home Hearings Page: https: / /cogcc. state. co. us / reg. html#/ hearings eFiling system help: http: / /cogcc/documents/reg/Hearings/External E filing System Users Guidebook 20201109.pdf COGCC GIS Online Interactive Map help: http: / /cogcc/documents/about/ Hetp/Search%20pendin g%20permits%20on%20the%20COGCC%20map• pdf Version 1.0 March 9, 2021 Hello