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402035184 02A 2019-10-23T12:37:29.563-06:00 96850 TEP ROCKY MOUNTAIN LLC

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PARACHUTE CO 81635 Vicki Schoeber 970 263-2721 Vicki Schoeber Regulatory Specialist 2019-10-23T12:37:29.563-06:00 2019-10-23T12:37:29.483-06:00 UPLOADED vickischoeber 2019-05-07T14:01:14.733-06:00 vickischoeber vschoeber@terraep.com 10.00000 vschoeber@terraep.com christob christob 2019-10-28T11:21:37.063-06:00 402035184 true false false true false false Tank Facility GM Chevron GARFIELD NWNE 29 6S 96W 6 5571 44 FNL 2533 FEL 39.502311 -108.132213 1.4 2019-04-03T00:00:00-06:00 Dayton Slaugh 7 1 2 3-2” flexPipe condensate pipelines approximately 2,550’ in length will be installed between the GR 12-29 pad (Loc ID #335260) and this tank facility, and 1-2” flexPipe condensate pipeline will be installed from the GM 12-20 pad (Loc ID #335426) to this tank facility. 2019-12-01T00:00:00-07:00 2021-07-01T00:00:00-06:00 5571 true false false This application is for a tank facility. FEE FEE false false false false Surface Use Agreement true 20160057 false false true true 4-Arvada loam, 6 to 20 percent slopes false false true 2019-05-01T00:00:00-06:00 false true true false false false false false false 202 514 80 false false No false 0.20 0.20 false false false Attached Senstive Area Determination Map 609 false false false false false false false false false NO false true true false false false false false false false true 2019-04-08T00:00:00-06:00 false N/A County false false 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. 402035184 The GM Chevron Tank Facility (Facility ID #452926) will be upgraded to support storage for condensate production from the Chevron GR 12-29 Pad (Loc ID #335260, Amended Form 2A Doc #401991715), and future wells on the GM 12-20 Pad (Loc ID #335426, Amended Form 2A Doc #402202966). 402035184 402035184 FORM 2A SUBMITTED 402035184.pdf 402035184 402203098 OTHER GM Chevron Tank Facility Final Reclamation Plats.pdf 418744 402035184 402203101 LOCATION DRAWING GM Chevron Tank Facility Location Drawing & Table.pdf 523680 402035184 402203102 REFERENCE AREA MAP GM Chevron Tank Facility Reference Area Map.pdf 636361 402035184 402203104 HYDROLOGY MAP GM Chevron Tank Facility Hydrology Map.pdf 571780 402035184 402203105 ACCESS ROAD MAP GM Chevron Tank Facility Access Road.pdf 1657458 402035184 402203107 CONST. LAYOUT DRAWINGS GM Chevron Tank Facility Construction Plats 1 & 2.pdf 982766 402035184 402203108 SURFACE AGRMT/SURETY GM Chevron Tank Facility SUA.pdf 1438027 402035184 402203109 DOW CONSULTATION GM Chevron Tank Facility CPW Correspondence.pdf 4462090 402035184 402203113 SENSITIVE AREA DATA GM Chevron Tank Facility Sensative Area Determination.pdf 111637 402035184 402203114 OTHER GM Chevron Tank Facility Object Criteria Check List.pdf 102757 402035184 402203115 NRCS MAP UNIT DESC GM Chevron Tank Facility NRCS Map Unit Description.pdf 109159 402035184 402203116 OTHER GM Chevron Tank Facility Pipeline Overview Map.pdf 404085 402035184 402203117 OTHER GM Chevron Tank Facility POD Map.pdf 278207 402035184 402203119 LOCATION PICTURES GM Chevron Tank Facility Location Photos.pdf 961356 402035184 402203125 OTHER GM Chevron Tank Facility POD.pdf 116317 402035184 402203139 REFERENCE AREA PICTURES GM Chevron Tank Facility Reference Area Photos.pdf 691512 f5614e28-e986-437d-ac24-5dfa5925dc36 402035184 4 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 COR404626). false 7daa7ba9-8c15-4489-bb27-6b3855a9e4b8 402035184 2 Pre-Construction Prior to commencement of construction activities, TEP will hold a pre-construction meeting with contractors to review proposed construction activities and installation of stormwater control measures. The site will be staked for construction prior to pre-construction meeting. Staking will identify the boundaries of the proposed site to protect existing vegetation in areas that should not be disturbed. false 2272e9a1-05b4-4fa6-884f-72cf2b6211b6 402035184 6 Construction All construction equipment and materials will be contained within the proposed limits of the oil and gas location, access roads, or pipeline corridors. Topsoil will be stripped from the site and segregated from subsoil for reuse during pad reclamation. Fugitive dust control measures will be implemented as described in the dust control section of this document. false 8b120cba-8c92-49d3-a082-7576f2f97cf7 402035184 3 Wildlife The GM Chevron Tank Facility is located within Mule Deer Critical Winter Range sensitive wildlife habitat as currently mapped per COGCC geospatial data. The access road to the GM Chevron Tank Facility traverses through Mule Deer Critical Winter Range and Elk Winter Concentration Area sensitive wildlife habitat as currently mapped per COGCC geospatial data. TEP does not anticipate construction activities to occur during winter months (Dec. 1 - April 30.). However, if scheduling changes do occur and construction activities are necessary during winter months then TEP will consult with BLM and CPW to determine appropriate compensatory mitigation to off-set impacts to wildlife. TEP is proposing to install condensate pipelines from the GR 12-29 pad and GM 12-20 pad to the GM Chevron Tank Facility to minimize operations on the GR 12-29 pad and GM 12-20 pad, which minimizes impacts to wildlife. To minimize the potential for wildlife related traffic accidents, TEP has implemented speed restrictions for all lease roads and requires that all TEP employees and contractors adhere to these posted speed restrictions. During post-development production operations, TEP will make best efforts to minimize operations at this location during winter months by maximize operations when possible between 10:00am to 3:00pm when wildlife activity is minimal. TEP agrees to report any bear conflicts immediately to CPW. TEP will implement COGCC Rule 1204.a.1 by utilizing bear proof dumpsters and trash receptacles for all food related trash. Exclusionary devices will be installed to prevent bird and other wildlife from accessing equipment stacks, vents, and openings. TEP will preclude from the use of aggressive CPW-identified non-native grasses and shrubs in mule deer and elk habitat and will reclaim the site using CPW-identified native shrubs, grasses and forbs appropriate to the ecological site disturbed. 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. Please see the attached CPW correspondence for additional details. false d7e69446-0705-47c4-8465-900e5a567fe1 402035184 7 Interim Reclamation Remote telemetry equipment will be installed on location to minimize site visitation and truck traffic. Exclusionary devices will be installed to prevent bird and other wildlife from accessing equipment stacks, vents, and openings. 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 17c8d3c8-6281-4d95-9542-d7d675797303 402035184 1 Planning Prior to submittal of the Oil and Gas Location Assessment (COGCC-Form 2A), TEP conducted onsites and meetings with the Bureau of Land Management (BLM), Colorado Parks and Wildlife, and the associated private landowners. These onsites and meetings were held to discuss TEP’s proposed development plan for the GM Chevron Tank Facility. Changes were made to the proposed development plan based on feedback received from all stakeholders and included in the Form 2A. The development plan for the GM Chevron Tank Facility was prepared to minimize surface impacts to the greatest extent possible by utilizing existing facility to the greatest extent possible, and by the transportation of fluids to a centralized storage location at the Tank Facility minimizing the surface area needed to conduct operations on the GR 12-29 pad and GM 12-20 pad. false 26b13d95-118c-41ac-8ad9-e030643aa1c5 402035184 5 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 operations, speed restrictions, periodic road maintenance, road surfacing (i.e. gravel), and installation of automation equipment to reduce truck traffic. Dust control measures will be employed on an as needed based during all phases of development. false 402035184 Chevron USA, Inc.

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Houston TX 77002 402035184 7 1 2 3-2” flexPipe condensate pipelines approximately 2,550’ in length will be installed between the GR 12-29 pad (Loc ID #335260) and this tank facility, and 1-2” flexPipe condensate pipeline will be installed from the GM 12-20 pad (Loc ID #335426) to this tank facility. 402035184 C true 402035184 F true 402035184 false true true false false false false false Thread was being aborted.