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34-035-20745

Well Details

Well ID: 34-035-20745
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Country: United States
State: Ohio
County: <County>
Municipality:
Operator Name: HISTORIC OWNER
Well Pad ID:
Farm/Lease Name: PETERS WELL
License Status: Orphan Well - Pending
License Date:
Spud Date:
Spud Drilling Contractor:
Final Drill Date:
Well Total Depth:
Configuration: Vertical
Latitude: 41.460000
Longitude: -81.800000

For data sources see[1]

Well History

Well Status Well Status Date Comment
Plugged/Abandoned 1978-08-04
Changed to Orphan Well Pending 2019-03-25 Changed Well To Orphan Pending
Record Last Modified 2019-03-25

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Inspection Data

Inspections Performed

Inspection ID Inspection Date Inspection Type Inspection Result Inspection Comments
1186754553 2007-07-06 Orphan No Violations checked well site out well in vault with vents which were knocked over but still attached to vault

vent dont have inspection plugs. Note: NO GAS ODOR at site

CASE CLOSED # 07-004

1406740800 2014-07-30 Orphan No Violations I inspected this well at the request of the landowner and a potential purchaser of the property. The well data had mis-located the former well to the house 3 properties to the south. Based on a review of the plugging records, the observed well at this property corresponds with the documented number referenced herein. The well is currently located 3 +/- below grade, within a square, pre-cast concrete vault with a round, steel, bolt-down lid. Upon opening, I did not observe any gas odors, or find any detectable gas readings with standard issue 4-gas meter. I did not observe any other signs of leakage (e.g., noises, bubbling, or oil staining). The wellhead consists of a 10-inch casing riser with a 10:4 threaded reducer with a 4 plumbers end cap. I did not observe any vent lines or other fittings. The interior of the vault was empty otherwise. Inspection with a probe indicates the vault is resting on soil and has no floor. Upon completion of the inspection, the man lid was replaced and secured. Near the well, and 50 feet to the north within the same property, I observed a 22-inch round structure with a concrete lid or plug, finished to with 2 inches of the existing grade. Adjacent to the structure are two, 2-inch pipe stick-ups. One of the stick-ups is open, the other is capped with a standard plumbers fitting end cap. It is not apparent at the time of my inspection, what the second structure is, and if it is related to any former oil and gas activity. I advised the prospective buyer that some subsurface excavation work may be necessary to further assess this feature. I advised him to work with a qualified oilfield consultant/contractor to evaluate options for management and assessment.

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References