2016-08-18_PERMIT FILE - M2001017 (6)

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PDC ✓ENERGY Corporate Office p ��►► ��C� 1775 Sherman Street,#3000 RE C l4— Denver,Colorado 80203 303.860.5800 i,4UG 18 2016 www.petd.com DIVISION OF RECLAMATION Colorado Department of Natural Resources MINING AND SAFETY Division of Reclamation Mining& Safety Attn: Tony Waldron, Director 1313 Sherman Street, Room 215 Denver, CO 80203 '�O0c-6eSq"n6r6 - SENT VIA UPS NEXT DAY AIR Tracking#1ZX921010192255036 Re: LG Everist, Inc. as Applicant Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Permit#M-2001-017 Township 2 South, Range 67 West, Section 6: NW/4, 6th P.M. Weld County, Colorado Dear Mr. Waldron, PDC Energy, Inc. ("PDC") received correspondence from LG Everist, Inc. ("Applicant") pursuant to the Colorado Department of Natural Resources MLR law in relation to the noted permit#M-2001-017, correspondence is enclosed for reference. PDC operates the following wells and associated facilities/flow lines in the referenced lands above: • Coors Fee 12-6 API#0512319610 • Coors V 6-5 API#0512317251 • Coors V 6-6 API#0512317243 • Coors Fee 2-6 API#0512311060 The correspondence requests PDC's consent to the proposed operations under the permit and agreement to reimburse PDC for any damage done to structure(s) as a result of the operation. PDC has been in contact with the Applicant in an effort to best understand their proposed operations under this permit and how they related to PDC's existing operations, infrastructure, and future operations. PDC does not consent to the proposed operation as applied for in the permit #M-2001-017 due to serious concerns related to PDC's existing operations including but not limited to: Flow Lines: • Structural integrity/water exposure after reclamation by the Applicant. • Access to flow lines for repairs, either standard operational work or emergency work during mining or post-reclamation. • Structural integrity of surrounding soil to support trucks/work equipment should PDC need to access lines that are surrounded by mining or water after reclamation. • Increased environmental risks/exposure due to lack of access to flow lines for monitoring or repair—especially post-reclaim with water present in the area.