Kan. Admin. Regs. § 82-3-109 - Well spacing orders and basic proration orders
(a) Any interested party may file an
application for a new or amended well spacing order or basic pro-ration order.
Each application shall include the following:
(1) If the application is for amendment, a
description of the amendment;
(2)
the well location and depth and the common source of supply;
(3) a description of the acreage, with an
affirmation that all of the acreage is reasonably expected to be productive
from the common source of supply;
(4) the proposed well location restriction
and provisions for any exceptions;
(5) the proposed configuration of units for
purposes of acreage attribution;
(6) a list of the persons provided notice
pursuant to K.A.R. 82-3-135a and the date that notice was provided;
(7) the factors proposed to be used in any
proration formula;
(8) the
applicant's license number; and
(9)
any other relevant information required by the commission.
(b) Each applicant for a well spacing order
or basic pro-ration order or for amendments adding or deleting acreage in an
existing well spacing order or basic proration order shall submit the following
evidence with the application:
(1) A net sand
isopachus map of the subject common source of supply;
(2) a geological structure map of the subject
common source of supply;
(3) to the
extent practicable, a cross section of logs representative of wells in the
acreage affected by the application;
(4) data from any available drill stem
test;
(5) an economic analysis,
including a reservoir or drainage study; and
(6) any other relevant information required
by the commission.
(c)
Each applicant shall file an application with the conservation division. The
applicant shall publish notice of the application pursuant to K.A.R. 82-3-135a
and notice of any hearing pursuant to K.A.R. 82-3-135.
(d) Except as otherwise specified in this
subsection, the drilling of any wells within an area subject to an application
for spacing or proration shall be prohibited until the commission has issued a
final order on the application. However, any operator may drill a well during
the pendency of the application if the well location conforms to the most
restrictive location provisions in the application.
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