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The permit approval is directly conditioned on specific boundary setbacks, completion techniques, and aquifer protection measures.
Updated 2026-07-14 · was May 12, 2026 · +-2 pages · Full diff →

Twin Tractor 3-23-35H

Iron Oil Operating, LLC · Mountrail County, ND · File #42893 · Generated 2026-10-14 06:31

API
3306105683
Target Formation
Bakken
Permit Explained
Yes

Permit Cycle Assessment

The permit approval is directly conditioned on specific boundary setbacks, completion techniques, and aquifer protection measures.

Permit Cycle Signals (3)

Approval conditioned on setbacks from boundaries within the 1920-acre spacing unit
Direct
Permit Information
2026-05-01 (Exact confidence)
Directly ties permit approval to specific spacing unit boundaries
South setback based on production liner cemented in the lateral with a wet shoe and no ability to frac out the shoe
Direct
Conditions of Approval
2026-05-01 (Exact confidence)
Specific completion technique directly affects permit conditions
Onsite inspection required due to aquifer location, with specific stipulations like closed mud system and impermeable liner
Direct
Conditions of Approval
2026-05-01 (Exact confidence)
Directly ties permit approval to aquifer protection measures

Historical Context (2)

Production liner cemented with wet shoe constrains future completion options
Conditions of Approval · 2026-05-01
Limits ability to frac out the shoe without additional intervention
Aquifer location requires ongoing protective measures during operations
Conditions of Approval · 2026-05-01
Persists through all phases of well operation
Confidence: High
Direct regulatory conditions are clearly documented in permit