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Revision as of 07:31, 9 June 2014

Well Details

Well ID: 42-111-20298
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County: Somerset
Municipality: Addison Township
Operator Name: CHEVRON APPALACHIA LLC
Farm/Lease Name: BLUEBAUGH UNIT 1H
First Permit Date: 2010-08-26
Last Permit Date: 2010-08-26
Spud Date: 2011-04-21
Unconventional: Yes
Horizontal: Yes
Producing: Yes
Violations: 1
Latitude: 39.788138
Longitude: -79.342472

Inspection Data

INSPECTION ID DATE DESCRIPTION COMMENT VIOLATION ID
2003238 2011-09-08 No Violations Noted At the time of inspection, well sign, ES plan, and ESCGP-1 present. Site gated with 24hr security onsite. Well drilled not yet in production. Pad actively being re-rocked. Frac (empty) tanks present onsite; noted several with bottom lids open. Recommend operator close tank links in order to prevent a possible pollution and/or safety incident. All previously disturbed areas have been seeded and mulched with growth observed. BMPs installed and functioning, appears sediment trap is full. Operator should continue to monitor and maintain ALL BMPs until final restoration is complete. No accelerated erosion or sedimentation issues noted.

Accompanied by WQS Marc Maestra during inspection.

2016702 2011-11-01 Violation(s) Noted Inspection result of reported incident received by myself (as well as Marc Maestra) via phone call on Tues November 1, 2011 at 1050am from Chad Eisenman of Chevron. He called to provide notification of a discharge/release of an undetermined amount of flow back on to the grounds of the commonwealth. He stated that it is believed that secondary containment located beneath frac tanks overflowed. At the time of phone call no further data was available.

At the time of inspection, Chevron Regulatory Compliance personnel onsite, as well as KMI trucking with vac trucks. Well sign, ES plan ,PPC plan onsite. It appears that flow back (still undetermined amount) did indeed overtop secondary containment, at this time no "liquid" present on pad, several small puddles noted outside of containment and along access road. Noted minor staining on pad and roadway

623903
2016702 2011-11-01 Violation(s) Noted Inspection result of reported incident received by myself (as well as Marc Maestra) via phone call on Tues November 1, 2011 at 1050am from Chad Eisenman of Chevron. He called to provide notification of a discharge/release of an undetermined amount of flow back on to the grounds of the commonwealth. He stated that it is believed that secondary containment located beneath frac tanks overflowed. At the time of phone call no further data was available.

At the time of inspection, Chevron Regulatory Compliance personnel onsite, as well as KMI trucking with vac trucks. Well sign, ES plan ,PPC plan onsite. It appears that flow back (still undetermined amount) did indeed overtop secondary containment, at this time no "liquid" present on pad, several small puddles noted outside of containment and along access road. Noted minor staining on pad and roadway

623903
2017970 2011-11-03 Outstanding Violations - No Viols Req'd follow up to operator reported incident on 11-1-11. At the time of inspection, it appears operator has removed approximately 6 inches of "pad" from areas affected by release. Contaminated soils are located on secondary containment on well pad. Department also observed various pilot test holes most likely used to determine the depth of extend of contamination--at this time visible evidence(liquid fraction or staining) of contamination not observed in holes. Operator also removed soils from access road. At the time of this inspection, it appears operator has controlled release and no "visible" evidence identified that area still contaminated by release, operator indicated plans to conduct sampling to ensure all continmated soils were removed, as well as confirm the area of contamination(width and depth). No new violations noted during this inspection, clean up of spill ongoing.Follow up inspections will be conducted to monitor and ensure clean up meaures are being dillegently proceeded with.
1969366 2011-04-29 No Violations Noted At the time of inspection, valid site Id sign, ES plan, and ESCGP-1(final approval 4/14/11), located onsite. Well spud 4/20/11. Noted that PPC plan contacts were not updated, specifically those within the DEP. 24hr security guard located onsite. Rig located onsite actively drilling well. No pits located on pad, operator utilizing closed containment tanks, which appear structurally sound with freeboard. Operator installed ¿containment pad beneath rig¿ in order to prevent a possible pollution event. No accelerated erosion or sedimentation issues observed. BMP¿s installed according to ES plan. Operator should continue to routinely monitor/maintain all BMP¿s until final restoration is completed. Access road stable.
1975381 2011-05-06 No Violations Noted At the time of inspection, no E&S or IW discharge issues at the site. Chief contracted UDI rig 5. Conductor pipe set at 32 ft using 26¿ pipe. First stringer set at 419 ft using 20¿ pipe. Universal performed cement for first stringer and used 470 sks of gas block with 20 bbl returns. Second stringer set at 13 3/8¿ to 621 feet with gas block of 20 bbl return. Third stringer set at 1791 ft of 9 5/8¿ pipe with 650 sks of gas block with 25 bbl return. Current depth set at 5000 feet. Bridge plug set at 1700 ft into the 9 5/8¿.
1975386 2011-04-26 No Violations Noted At the time of inspection, no E&S or IW discharge issues at the site. Chief contracted UDI rig 5. Conductor pipe set at 32 ft using 26¿ pipe. First stringer set at 419 ft using 20¿ pipe. Universal performed cement for first stringer and used 470 sks of gas block with 20 bbl returns. No voids or mines present. Hence, no baskets were used. Chief underlain drilling rig and associated equipment with protective layer of grip plastic for the prevention of a surface release. The site is bermed around the edges of the plastic.
2034625 2012-01-10 Outstanding Violations - No Viols Req'd Clean up measures /restoration ongoing. Site not yet stabilized from excavation. Contaminated soils removed hauled off. Samples taken. Written opr response and sample results recieved by department follow up inspection will be conducted to ensure site is properly stabilized.
2046720 2012-02-22 No Violations Noted CEI inspection for reportable release of flow back water onto and outside of secondary containment on 10/01/11. At the time of this inspection, site id sign, ESCGP-1, ES & PPC plan present. Security guard located at site entrance. Access road stable no accelerated ES. Well pad appears to be restored --previously excavated areas have reclaimed as additional fill materials placed on pad. All excavated materials were placed in roll off boxes and properly disposed of according to regulation. One roll off box remains onsite.

Department unable to visibly note any remnants of spill at time of this inspection. All confirmatory sample results submited by department were below Act 2 standards, although it was noted that several samples demonstrated elevated chlorides and barium levels as a result those areas were further excavated accordingly.

2067305 2012-05-04 No Violations Noted At the time of inspection, no E&S issues were present at the site. Gas well was not in production
2069403 2012-05-10 No Violations Noted At the time of this inspection, site Id sign, Es plan, ESCGP-1, and PPC plan onsite. Site gated and monitored by 24hr security. Access road adequately rocked, no accelerated erosion or sedimentation issues noted. Well drilled, not yet in production. Previously disturbed areas seeded/mulched with observed growth. Appears site has been adequately restored. Pad adequately rocked. no accelerated erosion or sedimentation issues noted on site. No violations noted during this inspection.
2093092 2012-06-21 No Violations Noted At the time of inspection, no E&S issues were present at the site. Gas well was not in production
2102882 2012-09-21 No Violations Noted Inspection the result of the Operators’ request to discuss the restoration of the well pad area. At the time of inspection the site appeared to be in sound condition. The E&S plan was onsite and appeared to be implemented properly. All BMPs appear to be in installed and maintained as outline in the plan. No accelerated erosion or sedimentation observed in relation to the access road or well pad area. The Departments suggests the Operator maintain the perimeter control while restoring the site and inspect weekly and after significant precipitation event to ensure the continued stability of the site. The Department notes that the restoration plan calls for the restored cut and fill slopes of 3:1 and the dispersal of the top soil stock pile, however the approved plan does not call for the reduction in the size of the well pad.
2121592 2012-11-28 No Violations Noted Site ID sign, E&S plan, ESCGP1, permit all on-site. HQ watershed. At time of inspection, well drilled, not yet equipped for production. Security on-site.

Site restored to PCSM Plan. Pad permanently stabilized. Site seeded and mulched with growth observed through light snow cover. Department recommends that Operator continues to monitor site to ensure that the required 70% vegetative cover is reached. Access road adequately rocked. No E&S issues were observed in relation to the access road or well-site.

Production Data

PERIOD GAS QUANTITY GAS PRODUCTION DAYS CONDENSATE QUANTITY CONDENSATE PRODUCTION DAYS OIL QUANTITY OIL PRODUCTION DAYS
2012-2 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
2012-1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
2011-2 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
2011-2 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
2011-1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0
2010-2 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

Waste Data

PERIOD TYPE QUANTITY UNITS DISPOSAL METHOD WASTE FACILITY PERMIT ID WASTE FACILITY NAME FACILITY CITY FACILITY STATE
2011-1 DRILLING FLUID WASTE 1160.0 Bbl CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE EPA ID: 748-163 PATRIOT WATER TREATMENT WARREN OH
2011-1 DRILL CUTTINGS 168.16 Tons LANDFILL 101421 WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC - SHADE LANDFILL CAIRNBROOK PA
2011-1 DRILL CUTTINGS 882.34 Tons LANDFILL 100081 WASTE MANAGEMENT, INC - SOUTHERN ALLEGHENIES DAVIDSVILLE PA
2011-2 DRILLING FLUID WASTE 290.0 Bbl CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE PA0253723 APPALACHIAN WATER SERVICES LLC (RONCO WTP) MASONTOWN PA
2011-2 FRACING FLUID WASTE 4120.0 Bbl CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE PA0253723 APPALACHIAN WATER SERVICES LLC (RONCO WTP) MASONTOWN PA
2011-2 FRACING FLUID WASTE 115.0 Bbl REUSE OTHER THAN ROAD SPREADING REUSE FOR DRILLING OR PLUGGING PA
2012-1 FRACING FLUID WASTE 50.0 Bbl CENTRALIZED TREATMENT PLANT FOR RECYCLE PA0253723 APPALACHIAN WATER SERVICES LLC (RONCO WTP) MASONTOWN PA

References


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