2015-01-23_PERMIT FILE - P2015001 (2)

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(Form 2 — (Public File) battery compartment, power rating of 50 /60Hz, sound attenuated, 110% spill containment for oil and coolant, OSHA compliant, footprint size: 8.3'x20.5', 7.83' high, Noise level: 73.4 dB(A) Tool trailer footprint size: 8'x20' Porte Potty footprint size: 44 "x48" Portable 2,000 gallon Water Tank footprint size: 87" dia. Pump Skid: 4'x8' 3x Rod Bins: 3'x11' each Truck to mobilize and demobilize equipment approx. footprint: 6.7'x20' Fork Lift approx. footprint: 7.2'x12.75' Sump with liner: 10'x20' Storage 15ft Conex: 8' -6 "x15', 8.5' high Sizes may vary slightly depending on actual model of equipment used. The diagram detailing the proposed equipment on drill pad site layout (Figure 2 page 1). The tallest piece of equipment is expected to be the mobile generator (9.5' high) mounted on a four wheel trailer. There is a possibly a smaller generator can be located and used. All equipment and portable structures will be removed from site during demobilization. I. Describe and locate ponds, impoundments): A stockpile of top in reclamation project page 4. J. Describe anticipate, (proximity to streams, any structures to be constructed (i.e. stockpiles, soil from road and drill pad construction for use located on NE side 25' from drill pad. Figure 1 1 relationship to surface water and groundwater penetration of ground water aquifers): Water Supply /Control and General Schedule No creeks will be disturbed. Lake Creek runs from NW to SE which is 300 yards NE of drill site. Fish in Lake Creek will not be affected by drilling program. Drill operations are not located near riparian areas. Driller expects to only use water in our drilling practices and will not use any hazardous chemicals during the drilling process. Fresh water will initially be supplied by a water truck, and a recirculation system will be established to reuse water as feasible. Additional fresh water will be supplied as needed. A flow chart (Figure 3) explains water circulation process. Due to the use of water recycling equipment, the drill machine uses up to 1,200 to 1,400 gallons of water per shift. Water from the storage tank will be pumped when needed, at a rate of 10 gallons per minute to the drill using a water hose. Return water from the drill is centrifuged and re- used by the drill.