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REMARKS: . This well is east of the eastern boundary of the fracture zone but has the lowest Maxwell seam elevation. It is considered a tight formation hole as very little waiver was produced and no gas was present. It projects an 8 percent grade for the seam due East of First Right workings across the suspect fracture zone. It was immediately back filled with cement slurry to -185' and abandoned with a ].0 foot cement plug at the surface. GW 31-88 Code /TD /Surf. Elev: #4B /540' /7278.1 Depth /THK /TOC Maxwell: -504.8' /8.7 ft /6773.3 Water inflow /Elev: -375 to -395' /6883-6903 Water GPM (est): 30-35 GPM ~ TD Water levels /Elev: -312 to -322' /6956-6966 Gas inflow /Elev: moderate flow in overburden after cementing back to 400 ft. REMARKS: This well appears to be at the western edge of the fracture zone 300-400 feet in advance of First Right workings. It • generates a moderate flow of gas even after cementing the Maxwell seam at 504.8 feet. The elevation of the Maxwell seam (6773) is on an even level with the First Right workings (6773) and 31 feet higher than the Maxwell found in GE 30-88, 410 feet to the East. GE 32-88 Code /TD /Surf. Elev: #2A /520' /7210.7 Depth /THK /TOC Maxwell: -457.7' /7.2 ft /67_.3.0 Water inflow /Elev: -315'-375'-410' /6896 /6836 /E801 Water GPM (est): >50 GPM E! TD Water levels /Elev: -280' to -295' /6916-6931 Gas inflow /Elev: none detected REMARKS: This well substantiated a 14 foot drop in elevation of the Maxwell seam from the adjacent wells GE 33-88 & GE 35-88. It had 10 feet of lower elevation with respect to Second Right workings. Part of this difference may be explained by uncertainty in the underground survey control. The well encountered substantial flows of water but no gas could be detected. Later observations indicate the presence of water inhibits the flow of gas that may otherwise be _ present in the fractures in place of the water. This well was cemented back to the Maxwell horizon but the cement did not solidify throughout. It was completed with 460 feet of 2.04-6(h) (Revised 09/01/89)