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Home My WebLink AboutHEARTHFIRE (HOFFMAN) PUD - PRELIMINARY (REVISED) - 31-95A - CORRESPONDENCE -03/06/96 12;25 P"4TIN MORTGAGE + 3032216378 D04 WORK EXPERIENCE (CONT) HARTNETT/PAGE 3 PETRO OUE9T,jKC, - ENGLEWOOD. COLORADO VICE PRESIDENT OF PRODUCTION 4/81 TO 9/83 Responsible for all production operations included economic evaluations, APE preparation, workover design, log evaluation of older wells, and day by day operation of wells. Analyzed producing well performance for stimulation or recompletion to improve profits and reserves. Prepared company reserve report. CRYSTAL EXPLORATION MD PRODUCTION COMPANY - DENVER, CO DISTRICT PRODUCTION SUPERINTENDENT 11/76 TO 4/81 Duties included s'uArvislio f w ter f1 ods at l Recluse, Wyoming and Rog gen} olo ado. D "acted all production operations -f r t e comp y - properties in the Rocky Mountain region. In charge of large field and office staff. CRYSTAL EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION.COMPANY� DENVER. CO STAFF OPERATIONS ENGINEER 4/76 TO 11/76 In charge of production operations in Wyoming. Reviewed wells for additional w¢rk to improve economics. Supervised all'tieldd work done on wells. I CHARTER EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION COM ARY.L_DENYER, COI STAFF OPERATIONS ENGINEER 8/75 TO 4/76 Reviewed producing wells for ways to improve production and supervised field work done on wells. Supervised open hole and cased hole wireline work done on company wells. Supervised completion rig o new wells.i i SC LUMBERGE WELL SE - FORT MORG 'CO SENIOR FIELD ENGINEER 2/69 TO 8/75 Responsible for a mobile field unit used`in the logging and perforating of oil and gas wells. I II I I 03/06/96 12.24 P119TIN MORTGAGE y 3032216378 P03 HARTNETT/PAGE 2 EXPERTIS�,(Cont I PRODUCTION MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION: Have supervise production operations on over 600 wells in various areas of the United States. Have supervised District Production Supervisors, District Production Engineers, District Accounting Clerks, Production Technical persons, Field Foremen, Lead Pumpers, Pumpers, and Contract Pumpers. Review operating costs and work up programs to improve production on old marginal wells. Can design and install all types of Artificial Lift Systems. Have worked with production on all types of oil and gas wells. Excellent computer skills. WORK URERIENCE s 10/90 TO PRESENT Petroleum Engineer Consulting company. Provide 9/83 TO 2/86 field and office supervision for production operations for companies without production departments. Prepare and submit reports required by State and Federal agencies in relation to every day production activities of a producing company. Supervise producing wells and prepare reports, billings, and revenue distribution required. work with contract and company pumpers on every day producing problems on oil and gas wells. Work with computer to prepare reserves, economic evaluations, pumping unit designs, and rod string designs. i ENSIGN OIL & GAS INC. -- DENVER COLORADO MANAGER - OPERATIONS j MANAGER - DRILLING OPERATIONS 2/86 TO 10190 Responsible for all production operations of the company. Started with no operated properties in 1986 and expanded to over 300 producing wells. Supervised properties from the Canadian border to the Gulf Coast. Supervised 18 company field employees and 15 contract people. Reviewed more than 700 wells operated by other companies in which Ensign had an interest. Looked after all new drilling and completions in the company. Drilled over 20 wells per year. Direct supervision on drilling and completing Horizontal wells in Colorado* In charge of gas plant in southeast Colorado. Prepared field evaluations of all properties considered for purchase. r 03/06/96 12:23 POISTIN MORTGAGE + 3032216378 D02 LANCE THOMAS HARTNETT P. 0. BOX 140519 EDGEWATER, COLORADO 80214-0519 HOME: (303) 238-2342 FAXt (303) 238-3816 UNIV}1RSITY OF C LORAD,O / BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - CIVIL ENGINEERING - 1969 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE - BUSINESS -•1969 OTHER Mineral Management Service approved course in MMSS-OCS-TIAS for Operator's Representative - REGISTERED PROFESSIONAL ENGINFE�s TATM- agGISTERED IN accordance with Basic - surface COLOR.ADO, KANSAS, MONTANA, NEBRASKA, NEW MEXICO, NORTH DAKOTA, UTAH, AND WYOMING ORGANIZATIONS: 1 MEMBER OF SOCIETY OF PETROLEUM ENGINEERS OF AIMS MEMBER OF NATIONAL SOCIETY OF PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS INTERNATIONAL EXPERIENCE: 1994 - Sirte Oil Company - North Africa - Libya Worked on drilling and completing wells in the Sahara Desert ZX_PEATISE: HANDS ON`FIELD EXPERIENCE: Productibn supervision in the following States: North Dakota, Montana,i Wyoming, South Dakota, Utah, Nevada, Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas, Arizona, Louisiana, Offshore Louisiana, Pennsylvania, and the Gulf Coast. Have designed, built, and supervised the running of waterfloods at Roggen, Colorado, Recluse, Wyoming,, and Gainsville, Texas. These weterfloods increased recovered.oil from 20% to 40% - 45%. Design and supervise a workover of a declining well in Montana that improved production from 10 BOPD to 50 BOPD.. Work with wells with 40& or greater Hydrogen Sulfide present. 03/20/96 16:56 RUSTIN MORTGAGE - 970 484 2443 Pol LANVRENCE 1'. HARTI�ETT, P.E. Petroleum Engineer P.O. BOX 140519 .Edgewater, Colorado 80214-0519 303-238-2342 FAX 303-238-3816 March 5, 1996 City of Ft. Collins Planning Depar'hnent Atin.: Mr. Steven Olt 281 North College Avemtc Fort Collins, CO 80.524 RE: Comments on I leanthfire P.U.D. (Formerly Hoffman P T I.D.) Dear Mr. Olt: I have reviewed all the information made available by Richard's Lake Development Company in relation to the operation of oil and gas producing and water injection wells in the Hearthtire P-U.D.. I have made a visit to the wells. It is my opinion that as long as Whiling Petroleutu follows the rules and regulation set out by the Colorado Oif and Gas Conservation Commission , that the safety concerns for (fie people of the development should be minimized. 71tere are marry towns in the United States that have active producing oil and gas wells inside their city limits. I have work Hrith wells in Kimball, Nebraska; Crerden City, Kansas; Liberal, Kansas; Gillette, Wyoming; and very small lowns in Oklahoma. There have never been any problems with the people of the cities and the operation of the wells that I watched after fi>r the oil companies. ['he operating oil company must review dheir operation and take more steps than normal to make sure [hair operation will fit in with the development. In Garden City, Kansas there were pumping gas wells in a very nice golf course development. The operating oil company placed fences all arnuncl the trumping Units and placed fencing over the top of the units to make it very hard for cluldivn to play close to the pumping twits. In Liberal, Kansas there are producing wells at the uuiustrial park around the airport. These wells sit in the yards of companies next to their offices with not problems to the people working at these offices. The presence of Hydrogen Sulfide gas at the tank battery off the Ileardifire Y.U.D. should not present a safety concern to people of the development. It may smell from tune to time but the operator of t}tc oil producing piroperlies will have to work within the guide lutes of EPA and watch the problem closely. There may be chcrnical treatments that can be used on the wells to keep the Hydrogen Siade to a tninunum. 111cie is no doubt in my mind that the people in the development and the operating oil cornparry cart get along in a very sate oommunity. If there is anything else that I can address with ret'wds to this matter, please lei. me know. Yours truly, Lawrence T. Hartnett, P.E. Professional Engineer State of Colorado A16456 MAIR-9.0-96 WE) 4: C2 FM 11702236311