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The permit modification is directly explained by Commission Order 35707, specific technical justifications for setbacks, a granted waiver, and a condition requiring concurrent drilling of another well.
AMBER 2203-4BH
KODA RESOURCES OPERATING, LLC · Divide County, ND · File #42353 · Generated 2026-10-14 06:31
- API
- 3302301688
- Target Formation
- Bakken
- Permit Explained
- Yes
Permit Cycle Assessment
The permit modification is directly explained by Commission Order 35707, specific technical justifications for setbacks, a granted waiver, and a condition requiring concurrent drilling of another well.
Permit Cycle Signals (4)
Page 1 of 10, PERMIT INFORMATION
Unknown (Missing confidence)
The permit action is explicitly granted pursuant to a specific Commission Order, which sets the legal framework for spacing and setbacks.
Page 1 of 10, STIPULATIONS - Conditions of Approval
2026-07-13 (Inferred confidence)
This is a non-routine technical justification for a modified setback requirement, directly tied to the well's completion design.
Page 2 of 10
2026-07-13 (Inferred confidence)
A routine waiting period rule is waived, indicating a specific operator request and regulatory allowance that conditioned the permit's timing.
Page 2 of 10
2026-07-13 (Inferred confidence)
This is a direct, non-routine condition for permit approval, linking this well's approval to the drilling of another specific well.
Historical Context (3)
Persistent requirement to contact NDIC Field Inspector prior to location construction.
Page 1 of 10, STIPULATIONS - Permit Review Policy · 2026-07-13
This is a pre-spud operational condition that must be satisfied before work begins, independent of permit approval.
Operator's ongoing obligation to provide spud notification and file a Sundry Notice within 3 business days.
Page 2 of 10 · 2026-07-13
This is a mandatory post-approval, pre-completion reporting requirement that persists past permit issuance.
Operator must run porosity and resistivity logs unless otherwise approved by the Director (NDIC 43-02-03-31).
Page 10 of 10 · 2026-07-13
This is a standard but persistent regulatory requirement for well evaluation that applies during drilling/completion.
Operator Pattern
Operator utilizes coordinated pad development with multiple wells (Amber 22 Pad), requiring anti-collision planning and surface use agreements.
Multiple wellbores planned from same pad (e.g., Amber 2203-1BH, 2BH, 3BH, 4BH, SWD), anticollision reports submitted, and a single Surface Use Agreement covering all pad wells.
Confidence: High
The permit document contains explicit, contemporaneous regulatory orders, conditions, and waivers that directly justify the approval. Dates are consistently inferred from the permit approval date (2026-07-13) where applicable. Historical elements are clearly separable as ongoing obligations.