| Tier | Signal | Date | Service Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tier 2 |
Approval condition includes a 500' south boundary setback at TD based on a production liner cemented in the lateral with a wet shoe and 'the ability to frac out the shoe.' Operator later formally 'requests permission to frac out the toe.' ๐ STIPULATIONS and cementing schematic The permit's approval is structurally dependent on a specific, non-standard completion technique (frac-ing out a cemented wet shoe), which is explicitly requested by the operator. |
Unknown | Completions / Frac |
| Tier 3 |
Operator requested waiver from NDIC Orders 31848 and 31973 for drilling into adjacent spacing units, citing self-ownership of all adjacent units.โฐ TIME-SENSITIVE ๐ Waiver request letter Reveals a specific regulatory strategy to bypass notification requirements, indicating a streamlined, operator-controlled development plan for the pad. |
2026-08-27 | Regulatory / Permitting |
| Tier 3 |
Construction commencement requires contacting NDIC Field Inspector Calob Were prior to location construction, with a specific phone number provided. ๐ Construction Commencement Notification Identifies a specific, named regulatory inspector as the mandatory point of contact for pad construction start, a non-routine procedural step. |
Relative | General Oilfield Services |
| Tier 3 |
Proposed work states Shell 59-3305H & Shell 60-3334H are waiting on a hearing in October 2026, but EOG wants an approved permit for this well to build pad prior to winter, with all four wells to be drilled simultaneously.โฐ TIME-SENSITIVE ๐ PROPOSED WORK section Explicitly links this well's permit approval to winter pad construction timing and reveals a batch-drilling plan for four wells, not just this single well. |
Relative | General Oilfield Services |