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402402151 02A 2020-07-13T08:45:36.787-06:00 96850 TEP ROCKY MOUNTAIN LLC

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PARACHUTE CO 81635 Vicki Schoeber 970 263-2721 Vicki Schoeber Regulatory Specialist 2020-07-13T08:45:36.787-06:00 2020-07-13T08:45:36.663-06:00 UPLOADED vickischoeber 2020-05-19T15:19:28.137-06:00 vickischoeber vschoeber@terraep.com 10.10000 vschoeber@terraep.com kubeczkd kubeczkd 2020-07-15T08:14:29.71-06:00 402402151 true true false true false false RWF 43-9 FEDERAL GARFIELD NESE 9 6S 94W 6 6368 2541 FSL 523 FEL 39.539414 -107.885304 3.2 2013-07-24T00:00:00-06:00 J. KIRKPATRICK 14 1 16 1 Pipeline/Flowline Installations 1 - 8” steel natural gas pipeline (approx. 5,141’) from separators to the existing 8” gas pipeline on the RWF 513-10 pad. 1 - 4” FlexPipe water pipeline (approx. 10,094’) from the separators on the RWF 43-9 pad to the existing 6” water line at the Clough 18 pad to Golding 4 pad. 2 - 2” Flexpipe condensate pipelines (approx. 5,058’ each) from the separators on the RWF 43-9 pad to the tank battery on the RWF 513-10 pad. 14 - 2” steel wellhead lines 1 – 2” steel fuel gas lines between the separators and the wellheads 1 - 2” flexpipe water pipeline between the separators and the blowdown tanks 1 - 2” flexpipe vent line between the water pipeline and the blowdown tank Completions Operations will be performed remotely from the existing RWF 311-15 pad. 1 - temporary surface water supply pipeline (1-10” HDPE Poly; approx. 393’) to the Clough 20 pad. 5 - 4.5” steel; approx. 8,462’ temporary surface frac lines between the RWF 311-15 pad and the RWF 43-9 pad. 2020-09-15T00:00:00-06:00 2022-05-01T00:00:00-06:00 6369 true false false OFFSITE Recycle/reuse FEDERAL FEDERAL true true true false oil and gas lease false false false true true 9—Badland 35—Ildefonso-Lazear complex, 6 to 65 percent slopes false false 2020-05-26T00:00:00-06:00 true true false false false false false false true 189 7895 100 false false No false 3.64 0.95 false ONSITE Drilling pit false true Attached Sensitive 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 2018-11-06T00:00:00-07:00 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. PDOP 402402151 TEP Rocky Mountain LLC (TEP) is proposing to drill, complete and produce 14 new directional wells from the Federal RWF 43-9 pad location. Condensate production will be transported via pipeline to the tank battery on the RWF 513-10 pad (Loc ID #335655), and produced water via pipeline to the Golding 4 pad (Loc ID#335688). Completions Operations will be performed remotely from the existing RWF 311-15 pad (Loc ID #335571). 402402151 402402151 FORM 2A SUBMITTED 402402151.pdf 402402151 402438143 ACCESS ROAD MAP RWF 43-9 Access Road & Topo rev 6-30-2020-3.pdf 1868664 402402151 402438147 FACILITY LAYOUT DRAWING RWF 43-9 Facility Layout Drawing rev 06-30-2020.pdf 1003361 402402151 402438149 HYDROLOGY MAP RWF 43-9 Hydrology Map rev 6-30-2020-4.pdf 222363 402402151 402438150 PROPOSED BMPS RWF 43-9 Interim Reclamation Plat rev 6-30-2020-7.pdf 379168 402402151 402438151 LOCATION DRAWING RWF 43-9 Location Map & Table rev 6-30-2020-6.pdf 331349 402402151 402438153 MULTI-WELL PLAN RWF 43-9 Multi-Well Plan rev 6-30-2020-2.pdf 279036 402402151 402438155 OTHER RWF 43-9 POD Summary rev 06-30-2020.pdf 2575898 402402151 402438157 REFERENCE AREA MAP RWF 43-9 Reference Area Map rev 6-30-2020-5.pdf 1380664 402402151 402438159 WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN RWF 43-9 Waste Management Plan rev 06-30-2020.pdf 107640 402402151 402438161 SENSITIVE AREA DATA RWF 43-9 Sensitive Area Determination Checklist.pdf 169478 402402151 402438162 DOW CONSULTATION RWF 43-9 CPW Letter 11-6-2018.pdf 46234 402402151 402438163 NRCS MAP UNIT DESC RWF 43-9 NRCS Map Unit Description 35.pdf 92684 402402151 402438164 NRCS MAP UNIT DESC RWF 43-9 NRCS Map Unit Description 9.pdf 81310 402402151 402438166 LOCATION PICTURES RWF 43-9 Location Photos.pdf 9305748 402402151 402438377 REFERENCE AREA PICTURES RWF 43-9 Reference Area Photos.pdf 5562585 402402151 402439535 CONST. LAYOUT DRAWINGS RWF 43-9 Construction Layout plats rev 6-30-2020.pdf 687639 402402151 402439536 OTHER RWF 43-9 Objective Criteria Review rev 07-08-2020.pdf 91146 402402151 402439537 OTHER RWF 43-9 Visual Report rev 05-13-2020.pdf 15585723 402402151 402408758 02 FEDERAL RWF 43-9 WELL 402402151 402408783 02 FEDERAL RWF 32-9 WELL 402402151 402408786 02 FEDERAL RWF 431-9 WELL 402402151 402408788 02 FEDERAL RWF 344-9 WELL 402402151 402408796 02 FEDERAL RWF 44-9 WELL 402402151 402408798 02 FEDERAL RWF 443-9 WELL 402402151 402408805 02 FEDERAL RWF 332-9 WELL 402402151 402408807 02 FEDERAL RWF 531-9 WELL 402402151 402408809 02 FEDERAL RWF 331-9 WELL 402402151 402408813 02 FEDERAL RWF 31-9 WELL 402402151 402408815 02 FEDERAL RWF 444-9 WELL 402402151 402408817 02 FEDERAL RWF 543-9 WELL 402402151 402408818 02 FEDERAL RWF 343-9 WELL 402402151 402408825 02 FEDERAL RWF 432-9 WELL f6cd4152-ba4d-48f4-b082-16a059df56f7 402402151 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 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 periodically and upon completion of construction, drilling, and completion operations on the location. 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 8ba533e4-f1f4-4035-8001-22fbb2c6c236 402402151 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 pre-construction meeting. Staking will identify the boundaries of the proposed site to protect existing vegetation in areas that should not be disturbed. false 2bf5ee19-f05d-4471-a355-4b061a9a4a19 402402151 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, 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 ac9789c7-5ab9-474c-b80d-5c0064234130 402402151 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 COR404624). See the construction layout for the planned stormwater BMP’s proposed for installation at the site for further details. false 76d41c70-138e-45a1-9f4a-9534688578d4 402402151 1 Planning Prior to submittal of the Application for Permit to Drill (BLM-APD/Form 2) and the Oil and Gas Location Assessment (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 RWF 43-9 pad and associated support facilities. Changes were made to the proposed development plan based on feedback received from all stakeholders and included in the APD. The development plan for the RWF 43-9 pad was prepared to minimize surface impacts to the greatest extent possible through the development of multiple wells from one location by utilizing directional drilling technology, collocating access road and utilities corridors within the same area, and through the transportation of fluids to a centralized tank battery on the RWF 513-10 pad and Golding 4 pad, minimizing the surface area needed to conduct operations on the RWF 43-9 pad location. false 9ad3549c-450b-476c-b21e-ed8cd3eb6631 402402151 7 Drilling/Completion Operations Closed loop drilling system will be utilized during drilling of all wells at this location, which eliminates the need for a fluid-containing reserve pit. TEP will utilized remote centralized hydraulic fracturing operations during well completion operations minimizing un-necessary traffic and activities at the pad location. TEP will ensure 110 percent secondary containment for any volume of fluids contained at the well site during drilling and completions operations. false eed5aa47-931e-4943-9f1d-10c359cc589c 402402151 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 6684a9ee-e1b7-4d82-832b-fea09b87aa10 402402151 8 Interim Reclamation Onsite production facilities will be minimized on the oil and gas location by installing condensate and produced water pipelines to transport produced fluids off location to a centralized tank storage / management facility. Installation of two (2) new condensate pipelines will be completed to transport condensate to the tank battery on the RWF 513-10 pad. Produced water will also be transported via a new produced water pipeline to the Clough 18 pad where it will tie into the existing produced water transfer system, which also helps minimize onsite production facilities. This will minimize the long-term operational activities on the oil and gas location, reduce truck traffic to the location, and minimize the overall disturbance footprint at the RWF 43-9 pad. Remote telemetry equipment will be installed on location to minimize site visits and truck traffic. Soil samples may be taken following site reclamation to analyze soil characteristics and determine if soil amendments should be added to topsoil during reclamation actives to promote vegetation growth. TEP will conduct period monitoring of reclamation success as required by Federal and State regulations. false 402402151 Bureau of Land Mgmt-CRVO

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Silt CO 81652 970-876-9000 402402151 14 1 16 1 Pipeline/Flowline Installations 1 - 8” steel natural gas pipeline (approx. 5,141’) from separators to the existing 8” gas pipeline on the RWF 513-10 pad. 1 - 4” FlexPipe water pipeline (approx. 10,094’) from the separators on the RWF 43-9 pad to the existing 6” water line at the Clough 18 pad to Golding 4 pad. 2 - 2” Flexpipe condensate pipelines (approx. 5,058’ each) from the separators on the RWF 43-9 pad to the tank battery on the RWF 513-10 pad. 14 - 2” steel wellhead lines 1 – 2” steel fuel gas lines between the separators and the wellheads 1 - 2” flexpipe water pipeline between the separators and the blowdown tanks 1 - 2” flexpipe vent line between the water pipeline and the blowdown tank Completions Operations will be performed remotely from the existing RWF 311-15 pad. 1 - temporary surface water supply pipeline (1-10” HDPE Poly; approx. 393’) to the Clough 20 pad. 5 - 4.5” steel; approx. 8,462’ temporary surface frac lines between the RWF 311-15 pad and the RWF 43-9 pad. 402402151 C true 402402151 F true 402402151 true true false false false false false false Thread was being aborted.