DIMOND 160-91-36-24H-4 - Permit Intelligence

HUNT OIL COMPANY · Burke County, ND · File #42856 · Generated 2026-10-14 06:31

Permit Cycle Assessment

The permit approval is explicitly conditioned on adherence to spacing order 34126. The stipulations clarify the basis for setbacks and require pre-construction notification to the NDIC field inspector. Coordinates at key points are defined based on azimuth.

Permit Cycle Signals (4)

Pursuant to Commission Order No. 34126, approval to drill the well is hereby given. The approval is granted on the condition that all portions of the well bore not isolated by cement be no closer than the 150' setback from the north & south boundaries and 500' setback from the east & west boundaries within the 1920-acre spacing unit consisting of Sections 24, 25, and 36, Township 160 North, Range 91 West.

Direct

Permit Information, Stipulations
Unknown (Missing confidence)

Approval is explicitly tied to compliance with spacing order.

The north setback is based on a production liner cemented in the lateral with a wet shoe and the ability to frac out the shoe.

Supporting

Permit Information, Stipulations
Unknown (Missing confidence)

Justifies the setback stipulation based on cementing and frac strategy.

Hunt Oil Company must contact NDIC Field Inspector Jason Hicks at 701-720-3523 prior to location construction.

Direct

Permit Information, Stipulations
Unknown (Missing confidence)

Requires pre-construction contact with NDIC field inspector.

Based on the azimuth of the proposed lateral, the legal coordinates from the well head at 7" casing point are: maximum 254' south, minimum 1863' west. Also, based on the azimuth of the proposed lateral the legal coordinates from the well head at Total Depth are: maximum 15300' north, minimum 1863' west.

Supporting

Permit Information, Stipulations
Unknown (Missing confidence)

Specific coordinates are provided based on the lateral's azimuth, potentially impacting future adjustments.

Historical Context (2)

All cores, core chips and samples must be submitted to the State Geologist as provided for under North Dakota Century Code: Section 38-08-04 and North Dakota Administrative Code: Section 43-02-03-38.1.
RE: CORES AND SAMPLES · 2026-04-27
Ongoing obligation to submit cores and samples per NDCC and NDAC.

Effective June 1, 2014, a container must be maintained on each well drilled in North Dakota beginning when the well is spud and must remain on-site during clean-out, completion, and flow-back wheneverfiltration operations are conducted.
RE: Filter Socks and Other Filter Media · 2025-05-30
Requirements for filter sock containers is an ongoing obligation.

Confidence: High
Key stipulations directly address permit conditions and spacing. Sampling requirements are clearly defined.