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401513496 02A 2019-07-02T11:15:46.43-06:00 96850 TEP ROCKY MOUNTAIN LLC

PO BOX 370

PARACHUTE CO 81635 Vicki Schoeber 970 263-2721 Vicki Schoeber Regulatory Specialist 2019-07-02T11:15:46.43-06:00 2019-07-02T11:15:46.337-06:00 UPLOADED vickischoeber 2018-01-15T12:23:15.12-07:00 vickischoeber vschoeber@terraep.com 9.00000 vschoeber@terraep.com malasaug malasaug 2019-07-08T09:52:51.55-06:00 401513496 true true false true false false PA 31-26 FEDERAL GARFIELD LOT 2 26 6S 95W 6 5484 1170 FNL 2183 FEL 39.499942 -107.964151 2.6 2015-06-11T00:00:00-06:00 J. KIRKPATRICK 11 1 13 5-4.5” temporary surface steel frac lines (approx. 4245’ each) will be installed following the existing pipeline easements and proposed access road from the PA 23-25 Frac Pad (Loc ID #451921) to the PA 31-26 Pad. Proposed frac lines will deviate from the proposed road near the drainage crossing to ensure pipelines are elevated above the drainage. 2-10” temporary surface poly water lines (approx. 250’) will be installed from the existing 10” water pipeline to the PA 23-25 Frac Pad to supply water to the location. New 8” steel gas pipeline (±4337’) will be installed from the separators to the existing 12” gas line near the PA 22-25 pad following the proposed access road and existing pipeline easements. New 4” flexpipe production water pipeline and 2” flexpipe condensate pipeline (±4762’ each) will be installed from the proposed separators to the tank battery on the PA 22-25 Pad (Loc ID #335123). 11-2" steel flow lines, and 1-2" dump line from the blowdown tank will be installed on pad. 2020-05-01T00:00:00-06:00 2021-05-01T00:00:00-06:00 5486 true false false OFFSITE Recycle/reuse FEDERAL FEDERAL true true true false oil and gas lease false false false true true 9- Badland 47-Nihill channery loam, 6 to 25 percent slopes 66-Torriorthents-Camborthids-Rock outcrop complex, steep false false true 2018-03-29T00:00:00-06:00 n/a true true true false false false false false true 0 3920 50 false false No false 3.35 0.74 false ONSITE Drilling pit false true Attached Sensitive area determination: "Based on the topographic setting of the proposed facility it could be assumed that the depth to groundwater, if present, would be in excess of 50 feet if not greater." 609 false false false false false false false false false NO true false true false false false false false false true true 2017-08-02T00:00:00-06:00 false N/A County false false Waived TEP Rocky Mountain LLC has contacted Garfield County, the local government with jurisdiction over the siting of this proposed oil and gas location and determined that per the Garfield County Land Use and Development Code, Table 3-403, "Oil and Gas Drilling and Production” and "Hydraulic Fracturing, Remote Surface Location” are a use by right or Exempt from Land Use Regulation at this site. Garfield County’s disposition is not required for the purposes of this submittal. 401513496 This is a new location with 11 proposed wells. A review of the Director’s Objective Criteria regarding this location is attached. The PA 23-25 Frac Pad (Loc ID #451921) will be used to remotely frac the new wells on this location. Water and condensate from this pad will be piped to the tanks on the PA 22-25 pad (Loc ID #335123). 401513496 401513496 FORM 2A SUBMITTED 401513496.pdf 401513496 401571357 NRCS MAP UNIT DESC PA 31-26 Soil Map 9.pdf 119297 401513496 401571358 NRCS MAP UNIT DESC PA 31-26 Soil Map 47.pdf 124823 401513496 401571359 NRCS MAP UNIT DESC PA 31-26 Soil Map 66.pdf 132490 401513496 401734832 LOCATION PICTURES PA 31-26 Photo Sheet rev 08-09-2018.pdf 274980 401513496 401871264 SENSITIVE AREA DATA PA 31-26 Sensitive Area Determination Checklist 10-26-2018.pdf 77903 401513496 401871268 REFERENCE AREA PICTURES PA 31-26 Reference Photos rev 10-12-18.pdf 691139 401513496 401871271 ACCESS ROAD MAP PA 31-26 Access Road Map rev 10-23-18-2.pdf 354735 401513496 401871277 HYDROLOGY MAP PA 31-26 Hydrology Map rev 10-23-18-3.pdf 290714 401513496 401871284 MULTI-WELL PLAN PA 31-26 Multi-Well Plan rev 10-23-18-6.pdf 172976 401513496 401871285 REFERENCE AREA MAP PA 31-26 Reference Area Map rev 10-23-18-4.pdf 270620 401513496 401896989 FACILITY LAYOUT DRAWING PA 31-26 Facility Layout Interim Reclaim.pdf 1619626 401513496 402038554 PROPOSED BMPS PA 31-26 SWMP Exhibit_Drilling_rev 10-23-18.pdf 368792 401513496 402051576 CORRESPONDENCE May 20, 2019 - CPW-TEP Pre-Consultation Letter.pdf 73527 401513496 402053107 OTHER PA 31-26 POD rev 05-22-2019.pdf 1406188 401513496 402057409 OTHER COGCC Well Permitting Protocol Criteria_FINAL_PA 31-26_20190522.pdf 92554 401513496 402079371 CONST. LAYOUT DRAWINGS PA 31-26 Construction Layout Drawing rev 06-17-2019.pdf 608505 401513496 402079388 LOCATION DRAWING PA 31-26 Location Drawing and Table rev 06-17-2019.pdf 417730 401513496 401513672 02 FEDERAL PA 14-23 401513496 401516181 02 FEDERAL PA 23-23 401513496 401516280 02 FEDERAL PA 34-23 401513496 401516688 02 FEDERAL PA 514-23 401513496 401516704 02 FEDERAL PA 314-23 401513496 401516714 02 FEDERAL PA 414-23 401513496 401516725 02 FEDERAL PA 423-23 401513496 401516739 02 FEDERAL PA 323-23 401513496 401516750 02 FEDERAL PA 44-23 401513496 401516793 02 FEDERAL PA 33-23 401513496 401516810 02 FEDERAL PA 334-23 a912fe5b-be1f-47a3-a7d3-1755e114d8d8 401513496 3 General Housekeeping Storage of material and fluids on location during drilling, completion, and production operations will be conducted in a neat and orderly manner and with regards to potential fire hazards on site. All garbage and trash will be stored in enclosed bear proof trash containers and transported to an approved disposal facility. No garbage or trash will be disposed of on location. The well site and access road will be kept free of trash and debris at all time. Disposal of garbage and trash will occur approximately once per week during drilling and completions operations. false b1a146a0-a38e-462b-98a9-1d62494583f9 401513496 4 Wildlife The PA 31-26 pad location is located within Mule Deer Critical Winter Range. The Big Game Winter Timing Limitation begins December 1st and ends April 30th annually. TEP will not be conducting construction, drilling, or well completion activities during the Big Game Winter Timing Limitation. TEP agrees to report any bear conflicts immediately to CPW. TEP will implement Rule 1204.a.1 by utilizing bear proof dumpsters and trash receptacles for all food related trash. TEP will employ a cheatgrass treatment at the location and reseed the reclaimed portion of the location with a CPW approved, wildlife benefiting seed mix. false 73931b7c-d6df-4d90-8fc4-3cca73603074 401513496 11 Interim Reclamation Onsite production facilities will be minimized on this oil and gas location through installation of water and condensate pipeline to transport fluids to the centralized fluid storage facility on the PA 22-25 pad. This method will be employed to minimize long-term operational activities on the oil and gas location, reduce truck traffic to the location, and minimize the overall disturbance of the location. Facilities will be painted a Shadow Gray color to blend in with the surrounding environment. Remote telemetry equipment will be installed on location to minimize site visits and truck traffic. Exclusionary devices will be installed to prevent bird and other wildlife from accessing equipment stacks, vents, and openings. The proposed gate along the access road to the oil and gas location will remain locked to prevent unauthorized access to the site. Certified weed-free native seed in seed mixes, except for non-native plants that benefit wildlife will be used. TEP will use certified, weed free grass hay, straw, hay or other mulch materials used for the reseeding and reclamation of disturbed areas. Soil amendments may be added to topsoil during reclamation actives to promote vegetation growth. false 7f9b0605-2e38-4637-9a08-475b9fd96ade 401513496 1 Planning Prior to submittal of the COGCC Form 2A, TEP conducted an onsite and meeting with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and the associated private landowners. This onsite and meetings were held to discuss TEP’s proposed development plan for the PA 31-26 pad and associated support facilities. Changes were made to the proposed development plan based on feedback received from all stakeholders and included in the COGCC Form 2A permit application. The development plan for the PA 31-26 pad was prepared to minimize surface impacts to the greatest extent possible through the development of multiple wells from one location through the use of directional drilling, collocating access road and utilities corridors within the same area, and through the transportation of fluids to a centralized storage facility on the existing PA 22-25 pad minimizing the surface area needed to conduct operations on the PA 31-26 pad. Access to the PA 31-26 Pad utilizes all available existing roads to minimize the length and surface disturbance of the new access road. The road was designed to provide the best available screen to avoid visual impact. To minimize impacts on wildlife, TEP will conduct construction, drilling, and completion operations outside of the Big Game Winter Range Timing Limitation running from December 1st through April 30th annually as required by BLM and CPW. false 1013ecc8-54b4-4708-af71-5185707d09ab 401513496 5 Storm Water/Erosion Control Stormwater BMP’s will be in place during all phases of development to control stormwater runoff in a manner that minimizes erosion, transportation of sediment offsite, and site degradation. Stormwater BMP’s will include perimeter controls such as sediment traps, diversion ditches, check dams, waddles, and others control measures necessary to control stormwater run-on and run-off and minimized offsite movement of sediment. Stormwater BMP’s will also include site degradation control measures such as grading, slope stabilization methods (i.e. seeding, mulching, surface roughening), perimeter berms, surfacing materials (i.e. gravel), and others necessary to minimize site degradation. Stormwater controls will be installed with consideration given to worker safety, wildlife, and site access. A post-construction stormwater program will be developed for the facility as required per Rule 1002.f.(3). Stormwater is also addressed under a field-wide Stormwater Management Plan (CDPHE Certification COR404622). See the construction layout or stormwater BMP exhibits for the planned stormwater BMP’s proposed for installation at the site for further details. false efa25fa9-f1cd-449f-94de-9cb11c2bbb80 401513496 9 Odor mitigation To minimize odors during the flowback phase of well completion operations, all fluids will be ran through high pressure separation and low pressure separation before being sent to sealed top flowback tanks. The sealed top flowback tank vents will be manifolded and piped to a combustion unit to incinerate all odor causing vapors. Emergency relief valves (ERV’s) on the sealed flowback tanks will be piped to an additional sealed tank. All water flowing into the sealed top flowback tanks will be pumped off site to produced water storage facilities. false f66218cb-7982-4147-bb0b-b2689786d51a 401513496 8 Emissions mitigation Dual fuel generators will be utilized during drilling operations to minimize air emission associated with the use of diesel fuel. Green completion practices will be employed to reduce emissions of gas and condensate vapor using separators, tanks, sand traps, and other facilities used during completions operations to minimize emissions. false eee1f58c-eef8-40ec-a219-d2b4eb654eb6 401513496 6 Dust control Fugitive dust control measures will be employed during all phase of development to minimize dust pollution. Dust control measures include but are not limited to the application of fresh water via water truck along access road during construction, drilling, and completion operations, speed restrictions, periodic road maintenance, road surfacing (i.e. gravel), and automation of wells to reduce truck traffic. Dust control measures will be employed on an as needed based during all phases of development. false 01221f7e-967e-4b57-9783-e9a05f0ab12c 401513496 10 Drilling/Completion Operations Closed loop drilling system will be utilized during drilling of all wells at this location. TEP will utilized remote centralized hydraulic fracturing operations during well completion operations. TEP will ensure 110 percent secondary containment for any volume of fluids contained at the well site during drilling and completions operations. false 1fba722c-c44c-438d-b0d8-ee222beb609c 401513496 7 Construction All construction equipment and materials will be contained within the proposed limits of the oil and gas location, access roads, or pipeline corridors. Hydro-axe equipment will be used to clear woody vegetation and trees within the staked and/or flagged pad, road, and pipeline construction limits unless otherwise directed by surface owner. Topsoil will be stripped from the site and segregated from subsoil for reuse during pad reclamation. Fugitive dust control measures implemented as described in the dust control section of this document. A gate will be installed at the intersection with the BLM property boundary to prevent unauthorized access to rights-of-way or utility corridors following completion of construction activities. Other methods, such as placement of rock boulders, may be used to prohibit vehicle access where needed along utility corridors. false 82680d35-7405-4151-821e-ee6bcfceece0 401513496 2 Pre-Construction Prior to commencement of construction activities, TEP will hold a pre-construction meeting with contractors to review proposed site construction and installation of stormwater control measures. The site will be staked for construction prior to the pre-construction meeting. Staking will identify the boundaries of the proposed site to protect existing vegetation in areas that should not be disturbed. false 401513496 Bureau of Land Mgmt-CRVO

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Silt CO 81652 970-876-9000 401513496 11 1 13 5-4.5” temporary surface steel frac lines (approx. 4245’ each) will be installed following the existing pipeline easements and proposed access road from the PA 23-25 Frac Pad (Loc ID #451921) to the PA 31-26 Pad. Proposed frac lines will deviate from the proposed road near the drainage crossing to ensure pipelines are elevated above the drainage. 2-10” temporary surface poly water lines (approx. 250’) will be installed from the existing 10” water pipeline to the PA 23-25 Frac Pad to supply water to the location. New 8” steel gas pipeline (±4337’) will be installed from the separators to the existing 12” gas line near the PA 22-25 pad following the proposed access road and existing pipeline easements. New 4” flexpipe production water pipeline and 2” flexpipe condensate pipeline (±4762’ each) will be installed from the proposed separators to the tank battery on the PA 22-25 Pad (Loc ID #335123). 11-2" steel flow lines, and 1-2" dump line from the blowdown tank will be installed on pad. 401513496 C true 401513496 F true 401513496 true true true false false false false false Thread was being aborted.