Checklist for Filing a Permit Horizontal 6a Well - West Virginia

Checklist for Filing a Permit Horizontal 6a Well is a legal document that was released by the West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection - a government authority operating within West Virginia.

FAQ

Q: What documents do I need to file a permit for a Horizontal 6a Well in West Virginia?
A: You will need to submit the following documents: application form, drilling plan, surface location plat, directional survey, and well log.

Q: What is a drilling plan?
A: A drilling plan is a detailed document that outlines the proposed drilling operations, including the well design, drilling methods, and environmental protection measures.

Q: What is a surface location plat?
A: A surface location plat is a map that shows the exact location of the well site, nearby landmarks, and any existing structures or utilities.

Q: What is a directional survey?
A: A directional survey is a report that provides information about the path and direction of the wellbore, including the vertical depth, horizontal distance, and azimuth.

Q: What is a well log?
A: A well log is a record of the geologic formations encountered while drilling the well, including information about the rock types, formation depths, and any hydrocarbon-bearing zones.