| 112 | 46 | 07-16-1979 | 38300 | IGNACIO BLANCO | DK-MR, FRPCL, MVRD | Authorizes the drilling of an additional well for the production of gas from the Pictured Cliffs and Mesaverde formations on each established 320 acre drilling and spacing unit in the spaced area. The additional well to be located in the undrilled quarter section no closer than 990 feet to the boundaries of the quarter section. In addition three (3) additional wells are authorized to be drilled for production of gas from the Dakota formation on each established 640 acre unit in the spaced area. Additional wells to be located on each undrilled quarter section no closer than 990 feet to the boundaries. An additional well for each zone allowed on the units in fractional sections located no closer than 990 feet to another producing well. |
| 112 | 61 | 08-15-1988 | 38300 | IGNACIO BLANCO | FRLDC | Amends parts of Order No. 112 60 and establishes additional rules for the production of coalbed methane. |
| 112 | 157 | 04-25-2000 | 38300 | IGNACIO BLANCO | FRLDC | Approves the request by Amoco Production Company, Red Willow Production Company, J.M. Huber Corporation, Hallwood Petroleum Inc, SG Interests I, Ltd., Four Star Oil & Gas Co., Vastar Resources Inc., EnerVest San Juan Operating, LLC, Pablo Operating Company, Petrogulf Corp., Elm Ridge Resources, Maralex Resources Inc., and Don Gosney, for an order to allow the drilling of additional wells on certain 320-acre drilling and spacing units in Township 32 North, Ranges 5-7 West, Township 33 North, Ranges 6-11 West, and Township 34 North, Ranges 6-10 West, N.M.P.M., south of the Ute Line. |
| 112 | 190 | 07-10-2006 | 38300 | IGNACIO BLANCO | FRLDC | Approves the request for an order to allow up to four (4) wells to be optionally drilled in the 320-acre drilling and spacing units for certain lands in Townships 32 through 34 North, Ranges 6 through 9 West, N.M.P.M., with the permitted well to be located no closer than 660 feet from the unit boundary, for the production of gas and associated hydrocarbons from the Fruitland coal seams. |