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2. Well Location Plan The operator shall submit a well location plan that meets or exceeds the quality shown in Figure 1 as part of the application for a well licence. The plan shall be a scaled drawing showing: (a) the exact surface coordinates of the well taken from two intersecting township lot boundaries where the North-South coordinates are to be determined first, and then the East-West coordinates taken perpendicular to the direction of the North-South measurement; the angle between the directions used to determine North-South and East-West coordinates (b) (c) (d) (e) subsection (a); the ground elevation of the well site above mean sea level; a clearly drawn North arrow; the well name and location (onshore: geographic township, lake, block and tract); tract, lot and concession; offshore (f) all dwellings, commercial or industrial buildings, schools, churches, places of public assembly, high voltage power lines, road allowances, transmission pipelines or other occupie utility right of ways, rivers, streams or shorelines, including labeling, that are located within 10 metres of the well site; (g) the spacing unit prescribed by section 10 or 14, Regulation 915 or a subsequent Spacing Order with its target area and its location within the township lot; (h) the geographic coordinates (latitude and longitude) of the surface location of the well; and (i) the name of the person who prepared the plan and the date the plan was prepared. 2.1. Units, Reporting and Datum The measurements used to prepare the well location plan shall: (a) be presented in the International System of Units (SI units), (b) use geographic coordinates (north latitude and west longitude) based on the North American Datum 27 (NAD 27) measured and reported to the nearest 100' of a second (c) be accurate to the nearest 10`h of a metre for linear measurements; (d) be accurate to the nearest minute for angular measurements; (e) be surveyed from a vertical benchmark referenced to Geodetic Surveys of Canada based on NAD 27 for ground elevation measurements and be accurate to the nearest 10~' of a metre; and (f) where the well is located in a water covered area, the location shall be verified with the drilling rig on location. 2.2. Deviated and Horizontal Well Location Plans Operators proposing a horizontal or deviated well shall submit: (a) added to the plan view as required by Part 2, the proposed well bore trace and bottom hole location of the well; (b) across sectional plan showing the; (i) target geological formation as anticipated by the geological prognosis, (ii) direction of the deviated or horizontal well bore, (iii) kick-off point of the well bore, and (iv) the point(s) of intersection between the well bore and spacing unit target area(s). r