FIR 1 - INSPECTION REPORT

Permit Holder:	Capstone Oilfield Disposal of Arkansas, LLC			Well Name/No:	Flanagan, Tom	Permit:	23950
Lease Name:	Flanagan, Tom 1	Sec:	10	Twp:	8N	Range	28W
GPS Well Location:		Latitude:	35.38879	Longitude:	-93.96441	Field:	CECIL
Lease/Tank Battery:		Latitude:	35.38893	Longitude:	93.96501	County:	FRANKLIN
Entrance from nearest 911 address, public street or highway				Sandstone Ridge Road

Status:

Completing New not producing Operating Old not producing Not found

Single well pad Mutiple well pad NA

Well equipment operational:	Equipment plumbed properly:	Excess equipment on lease:
Yes No NA	Yes No NA	Yes No

Signs:

At lease entrance:

Yes No

At tank battery:

Yes No NA

At well:

Yes No NA

Signage compliance:

Yes No

Tank Containment:

Earthen Metal ring Tank in tank No Tanks Other

Concrete

Dimensions:

Length:

78

Width:

34

Diameter:

0

Height:

2.5

Capacity (bbls):

1181

Capacity compliance:		Breaches/Erosion:		Excessive vegetation present:			Compliance agreement:
Yes No NA		Yes No NA		Yes No NA			Yes No NA

Containment Conditions:

Fluids Present:

Yes No

Produced fluids Storm water Waste oil NA Other

Well Site Compressor:

Yes No

Is it in compliance?

Yes No NA

Trash/Debris:	Yes No	Use as storage area:	Yes No	Unusual equipment:	Yes No	Excessive erosion:	Yes No
If yes to any, explain:

Entry Gate Present:

Yes No

Gate locked on arrival:

Yes No

Gate locked on departure:

Yes No

Is spill or discharge of drilling, completion or produced fluids present:					Yes No
If yes, did spill or discharge of drilling, completion or produced fluids occur or travel off the well pad:								Yes No NA	(If yes, complete FIR 5)
Compliance Summary Remarks:
FIR is for a reported spill, from 06/12/19. Capstone reported that a small amount of fluids had spilled into the containment, and the fluids did contain some oil. When I arrived, I found that approx 50 bbls of mostly oil, had blown out of the tanks and was standing in the containment. A very small amount of the fluids was leaking through a small crack in the containment, but was puddling next to the outside wall. The injection pumps were operating at 1200 PSI, and did not appear to be having any issues. I contacted Kyle Bateman, who advised that their main filter had clogged, and caused fluids to blow out of the tanks. BATEMAN advised that he had cleared the filter, and was making arrangements for a clean up crew. On the morning of this inspection, myself and Mike Passmore met BATEMAN on the location, and were advised that the fluids were going to be pumped from the containment and disposed of at an oil disposal in Oklahoma. BATEMAN advised that once the spill was cleaned, they were also going to clean the inside and outside of all tanks, to clear them of any further oils and sludge. By mid morning, the fluids were down to mostly sludge in the bottom of the containment, and were being cleaned by hand and pumped out. BATEMAN was advised to contact our office, once the tanks and containment was cleaned, and we would make a follow up inspection. At the time of this inspection, no other equipment or area had been effected by the spill. Operator contacted.MP Issue resolved.MP

Inspected by:	DAYMON BLOUNT				Date:  6/13/2019 1:13:00 PM
Review for NNC or NOV:	Yes No	If yes, check one	NNC NOV DNI NA	Ref #:	Date: 6/24/2019
ADEQ referral:	Yes No	Date of referral:  __________