Kan. Admin. Regs. § 82-3-115a - Intent to drill seismic shot holes; notification; penalty; exemption
(a) Each owner,
operator, or persons responsible for a seismic operation shall give written
notice of the intention to drill for approval by the conservation division
before the commencement of drilling operations.
(1) Filing. The notice shall be filed with
the conservation division at least five days before any drilling is commenced.
(2) Contents. The notice shall be
on a form prescribed by the commission. The notice shall be filled in
completely and signed by the operator or the operator's agent, and shall
contain:
(A) The seismic company's name,
address, and commission license number;
(B) the date on which drilling is anticipated
to begin;
(C) the quarter section,
section, township, range and county of the proposed location;
(D) the estimated number and depth of seismic
shot holes to be drilled in each quarter section;
(E) the proposed plugging plan or method to
be used for plugging seismic shot holes; and
(F) any other information which may be
requested by the commission.
(b) District office notification. Prior to
drilling one or more seismic shot holes, the operator shall notify the
appropriate district office.
(c)
Emergency situation. When an emergency situation exists, the operator shall
orally notify and present the proposal to the district office. The written
notice of intention to drill shall be filed with the commission within 24
hours.
(d) Drilling seismic shot
holes without an approved notice of intent of emergency notice shall be
punishable by a penalty of up to $1000.
(e) Exemption. Seismic operations which do
not require the drilling or digging of a hole shall be exempt from the
requirements of this regulation.
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