FIR 1 - INSPECTION REPORT

Permit Holder:	Unit Petroleum Company			Well Name/No:	Byars	Permit:	33158
Lease Name:	Byars 3-15	Sec:	15	Twp:	9N	Range	30W
GPS Well Location:		Latitude:	35.45677	Longitude:	-94.17261	Field:	KIBLER-WILLIAMS
Lease/Tank Battery:		Latitude:	35.45691	Longitude:	94.17239	County:	CRAWFORD
Entrance from nearest 911 address, public street or highway				Sharp Chapel 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

Dimensions:

Length:

0

Width:

0

Diameter:

24

Height:

2.33

Capacity (bbls):

188

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:	Skid plate is covered with standing water, clean area around compressor.

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:
Follow up as per Mike Passmore, for a possible spill. Due to recent floods, location was completely under water and the drain pipe for produced water tank has broken loose. Meter has been removed, compressor is not running, containment is overflowing. Produced water tank has approx 2 ft of fluids and oil inside of it, pressure from containment fluids is keeping tank fluids from flowing out. Gene Vorhees of Unit reported that they would take care of tank and fluids, as soon as possible, no other obvious equipment damage noted. Issue resolved.MP

Inspected by:	DAYMON BLOUNT				Date:  6/7/2019 2:57:00 PM
Review for NNC or NOV:	Yes No	If yes, check one	NNC NOV DNI NA	Ref #:	Date: 7/15/2019
ADEQ referral:	Yes No	Date of referral:  __________