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| Well ID: 34-079-60156 | Loading map...
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| Country: United States | |
| State: Ohio | |
| County: Jackson | |
| Municipality: Hamilton Township | |
| Operator Name: HISTORIC OWNER | |
| Well Pad ID: | |
| Farm/Lease Name: | |
| License Status: Plugged and Abandoned | |
| License Date: | |
| Spud Date: 1900-01-01 | |
| Spud Drilling Contractor: | |
| Final Drill Date: | |
| Well Total Depth: | |
| Configuration: Vertical | |
| Latitude: 38.900000 | |
| Longitude: -82.700000 |
For data sources see[1]
| Well Status | Well Status Date | Comment |
|---|---|---|
| Record Last Modified | 2013-03-14 |
For data sources see[2]
| Inspection ID | Inspection Date | Inspection Type | Inspection Result | Inspection Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1363873057 | 2013-03-19 | Plug / Plug Back | No Violations | At the request of Robert Czechlewski, Director of the Jackson County Emergency Management Agency, I performed an inspection on the remnants of this well. Approached the well with my PhD6 gas detector meter to determine if there was any noticeable gas at the surface. I detected nothing with the meter. The wellheads surface casing is all that is left of the well at the surface. I looked down inside the casing and heard and saw water bubbling about 30 feet below the surface. I monitored for gas in the casing but still detected nothing. While performing this task, I heard a rattling sound coming out of the ground about three feet away from the wellhead. I put the meter next to where the noise was coming from and set off detector alarms. I measured 3.4 meter reading units of methane, CH4, 70 meter reading units of carbon monoxide, CO, and approximately 20% of the LEL. I contacted Mr. Czechlewski about the situation. Because of its proximity to the county road, within two feet, Mr. Czechlewski was going to have the county road department erect a sign to warn people that the well is dangerous and to stay away from it. Property the well is on is currently owned by a Mr. Harold Melvick, Sr. This will be a good starting point so I can either establish ownership of this well or place it in the States Idle-Orphan program. There is no tank battery associated with this well and, as I wrote above, it is right next the road. |
For data sources see[3]