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FILEDFEB 2'2 2016

SE0REÍAHY, BOAnÞoFoL 048 ¡ lt!üNe

BEFORE THE BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MININGDEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES

STATE OF UTAH

IN TI{E MATTER OF THE REQUEST FORAGENCY ACTION OF CCI PARADOXUPSTREAM LLC FOR AN ORDERESTABLISHING A SPECIAL DRILLING UNITFOR THE MIDDLE MESA FEDERAL26-23 -29-24 DTRECTIONALLY DRILLED WELLFOR THE PRODUCTION OF GAS ANDASSOCIATED OIL AND HYDROCARBONSFROM THE HERMOSA FORMATIONCOMPRISED OF THE SE%SE74NW% ANDSW%SV/7"NEY4 OF SECTION 26, TOWNSHIP 29SOUTH, RANGE 24 EAST, SLM, SAN JUAN

PETITIONER'S EXHBIITS

Docket No. 2016-006

Cause No. 166-08

COLINTY UTAH

Pursuant to Utah Admin. Code Rule R64l-105-500, Petitioner CCI Paradox

Upstream LLC ("CCI"), by and through its counsel of record, MacDonald & Miller

Mineral Legal Services, PLLC, hereby respectfully submits the following exhibits

intended to be offered into evidence in support of its Request for Agency Action ("RAA")

at the March 23,2016 hearing on this Cause:

EXHIBIT *A" - CCI's potential witnesses' resumes (collectively 9 pages).

o Anna K. Hudson - Associate Director - Landmano Mark W. Andreason - Vice President - Geoscienceo Kevin D. Neeley - Vice President, Acquisitions and

Development, Reserves and Reservoir

EXHIBIT *8" - Reference locator plats (collectively 2 pages)

EXHIBIT "C" - Plat of proposed drilling unit in relation to Middle Mesa Unit and leasehold identification, and visual representation of drainage at each perforated interval (1 page).

EXHIBIT "D" - True and correct copy of the July 15, 2015 Decision Letter issued by the Utah State Office of the Bureau of Land Management requesting CCl's action to address production allocation from the Middle Mesa 26-23-29-24 Well to the Hermosa Participating Area "A" of the Middle Mesa Unit and Federal Lease UTU-77538 (2 pages).

EXHIBIT "E" - Type log from Middle Mesa 26-23-29-24 Well (used for stratigraphic definition of Hermosa formation), reflecting active perforations (collectively 2 pages).

EXHIBIT "F" - Hermosa Structure Map and Cross-Section reference plat (1 page).

EXHIBIT "G" - Geologic Cross-Section (Northwest to Southeast) (1 page).

EXHIBIT "H" - Middle Mesa 26-23-29-24 Well drainage calculations (to be used in conjunction with Exhibit "C") (1 page).

EXHIBIT "Z" - True and correct copies of return receipts indicating receipt of a copy of the RAA by, or the status of delivery to, the parties identified in the Certificate of Service dated February 11, 2016 (as of February 19, 2016); to be supplemented prior to hearing (collectively 7 pages).

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Respectfully submitted this 2211d day of February, 2016.

MACDONALD & MILLER MINERAL LEGAL SERVICES, PLLC

Attorneys for Petitioner CCI Paradox Upstream LLC

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Landman Castleton Commodities International

Anna K. Hudson, RPL [email protected]

970.596.4567

May 2015 - Current

Landman responsible for management of all land activities within the Paradox basin, including ongoing requirements for 11 Federal units across Western Colorado and Eastern Utah. Responsibilities include management of all surface and subsmface contracts as well as permitting, environmental requirements and all required production reporting. Also analyzes and maintains all title records and coordinates all activities with other disciplines and outside contractors.

New Drill Staff Landman January 2014 -April 2015 Noble Energy, Inc.

Horizontal Landman responsible for new drill activity from well inception to first gas sales including substantial title analysis and curative including consulting with outside counsel as required, developing contracts that meet surface and subsurface use requirements for drilling and production development phases, negotiating joint operating agreements, and ensuring regulatmy compliance including representing the company in state and federal proceedings relating to statutory pooling and spacing unit development and approval. Skilled and experienced in:

• Drafting and negotiating Oil and Gas Leases, Well Proposals, including AFE's, Operating Agreements, Declarations of Pooling, Smface Use and Right Of Way Agreements

• Analyzing complex Oil & Gas Leases, Farm Ins and Farms Out, Purchase and Sale Agreements, Interest Assignments and all other instruments associated with oil and gas development

• Ordering, reviewing and conecting title updates, abstracts and title opinions with outside title attorneys • Completing and submitting Application for Pennit to Drill, as well as Statutory Spacing and Pooling Orders • Reconciling Division Orders with Division Order Title Opinions and JIB/LDO decks • Coordinating with and making recommendations to Engineers and Geologists to maximize development

potential • Federal leasing, lease maintenance, unitization and communitization

Lead Land Negotiator October 2012 - January 2014 Noble Energy, Inc.

Lead Land Negotiator responsible for all contracts in the Denver Julesburg Basin including all aspects of lease analysis and contracts management as well as coordinating and negotiating with partners to ensure maximum development potential realization. Managed a team that was responsible for all contract analysis, payments and obligations. Coordinated extension negotiations, top leasing programs and expirations to maintain leasehold assets. Recognized company wide as an expert in determining contract validity and development opportunities. Spearheaded a multi-year process development and implementation to manage shut in and unproductive wells to avoid contract breach or lease loss for the entire Denver Julesburg Basin including more than 7 ,000 operated wells and 5,000 non-operated wells. Skilled and experienced with:

• Managing and training staff in roles from Land Technician to Land Negotiator, as well as managing relationships with brokers, field staff and title attorneys

• Managing all contracts in which the company held an interest for both non-operated and operated assets to ensure leasehold preservation and maximum return on investment

• Researching and analyzing well operations and production data to manage and improve shut-in well monitoring process and preserve leasehold

• Managing relationship with field personnel and development of training protocols for Lease Operators and Production Analysts

• Perfonning due diligence and title curative on company acquisitions • Auditing of company records in both paper and electronic form • Reviewing and analyzing JIB and LDO decks

Land Negotiator September 2010 - October 2012 Noble Energy, Inc.

Land Negotiator overseeing all aspects of leasing and lease analysis. Responsibilities include: lease document preparation, review and transmittal, and resolving long standing issues and concerns with lessors. Primary Land Negotiator responsible for overseeing the pipeline, gas plant and operations of the Lilli Federal Unit. Coordinates with all other aspects of managing the unit including finance, accounting, operations, engineering, gas marketing and business analysis to ensure compliance of Operating Agreement terms and obligations.

Contracts and Minerals Development Associate April 2010 - September 2010 Colorado State Board of Land Commissioners

Primary responsibilities included contract and surety analysis, general lessee inquiries, as well as contract extension and assignment negotiation and review. Also worked within a team to develop improved process for all right-of-way negotiations and approval including road, pipeline, general access, and concmTent land use activities.

Education

Western State Colorado University Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration confelTed Magna Cum Laude Professional Land and Resource Management Emphasis

Colorado State University Bachelor of Science in Business Administration confelTed Magna Cum Laude Marketing, Advertising and Public Relations Emphasis

May2009

December 2007

MARK W. ANDREASON

4406 Grand Cayman Dr., Sugar Land, TX 77479 (281) 980-6671 (Home), (281) 798-5606 (Cell)

[email protected]

HIGHLIGHTS

• Strong technical background in geology, petroleum systems analysis, petrophysics, gravity & magnetics, reservoir engineering, economics, property evaluations, acquisition analysis, and joint venture partnership management and negotiation

• Proven oil and gas discovery and development record • 12 years International exploration experience in Southeast Asia, Europe, South

America, China, and Russia • 15 years North America exploration experience • 10 years experience in managing multi-discliplinary and multi-national exploration teams • 4 years experience managing 11 operated and non-operated International Joint Venture

Exploration and Production licenses • Secured venture capital, formed and managed a small domestic oil & gas exploration

and production company, Northshore Petroleum, LLC. • Software Skills: Petra, Kingdom, ARCGIS, Surfer Mapping, GS Petrophysical • 30 years of total relevant industry experience

EDUCATION

Master of Science in Geological Sciences, University of Texas at Austin Bachelor of Science in Geological Sciences, University of Texas at Austin

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT

Vice President Geoscience - Castleton Commodities International, LLC, Oct 2015 - Present. Responsible for managing a team of geoscientists to conduct regional geoscience work within CCl's identified growth focus plays (Eagle Ford, Cotton Valley/Bossier, and Powder River Basin Cretaceous Sands) and to evaluate acquisition opportunities within these focus plays. Also responsible for identifying, evaluating, and ranking any potential behind pipe pay zones and proven, probable, and possible undeveloped drilling locations associated within CCl's current producing assets.

Senior Geoscience Advisor- Contango Oil & Gas, Company, Nov 2014- Oct 2015. Responsible for identifying, evaluating, and recommending entry into emerging resource plays in the United States. Focus has been mostly on the Permian and Fort Worth basins.

Senior Geoscience Advisor- Sinochem Petroleum USA, Aug 2014 - Nov 2014. Responsible for identifying, evaluating, negotiating and securing liquid-rich unconventional assets for Sinochem to operate within onshore North America. Rank all

Andreason Resume 2015 Page 1

North America unconventional plays based on geologic, operational, and profitability metrics for targeted entry of assets and/or company acquisitions.

Exploration Manager, South Texas & Gulf Coast Region - SM Energy Co., Feb 2010 -Aug 2014.

Responsible for managing a multi-disciplinary team responsible for identification and evaluation of potential new resource plays for investment within the South Texas and Gulf Coast Region. Also responsible for regional geologic analysis and play expansion in SM Energy's operated Eagle Ford trend, evaluating farm-in opportunities, and supporting divestiture activities. Exploration focus primarily on the Cretaceous reservoirs in the Texas Gulf Coast and East Texas. Successful in acquiring over 240,000 acres in 5 exploration project areas and drilling 11 successful exploration and delineation wells over a 3 year period.

President I Petroleum Geologist Consultant - Firebird Energy, LLC, Apr 2009 - Jan 2010. Provide regional, trend and prospect specific geologic evaluations to support client's exploration, development, new business development, and acquisition projects in US onshore petroleum basins. Depending on client's needs, I also provide petrophysical, risk, and economic analysis on both a trend and prospect level. Also assist clients with geologic database design & construction and liaison with State oil & gas regulatory agencies. Completed contract projects in the Permian, Illinois, East Texas and Appalachian basins. Also identified, leased and marketed several drilling opportunities in the Illinois basin.

Chief Executive Officer & EVP Exploration - Northshore Petroleum, LLC, Mar 2006 - Mar 2009. Formed Northshore Petroleum, LLC in March 2006 to focus on the exploitation and redevelopment of the Devonian oil reservoirs in the Michigan basin using state-of-art stimulation and completion technology and techniques. Besides managing the company, I was responsible for all regional and prospect related geologic studies, mapping, and analyses. Over a 2 year period Northshore has leased 38,000 acres and drilled 8 successful wells, yielding 0.6 MMBO PDP, 3.1 MMBO PUD, and 6.5 MMBO Probable reserves. Company was sold to Muskegon Development Co. in March 2009.

Exploration Manager International Energy Operations - Union Oil of California, Aug 2001 - Sep 2005.

Responsible for managing and directing exploration and development efforts in Unocal's 5 offshore exploration blocks in the Campos and Espirito Santo basins and 2 producing fields in the Potiguar basin of Brazil. In Brazil, I both directed and served as a team member for an extensive petroleum system analysis of the Campos and Espirito Santo basins in order to target the most prospective exploration areas. Also managed 5 exploration and development blocks in the East China Sea of China and personally conducted the stratigraphy and reserve calculations for the four fields under development. In addition, I was responsible for developing new business opportunities internationally, specifically in Russia, the Caspian area, Libya, and the North Sea.

Chief Geologist Gulf of Mexico Shelf & Onshore (Exploration and Development) - Union Oil of California, Feb 2000 - Aug 2001. Responsible for geotechnical review and approval of all exploration and development drilling projects and property and company acquistion candidates in the Gulf of Mexico shelf and onshore Gulf Coast regions. Identified and evaluated new trends in onshore United States, specifically Tight Gas, Gas Shales, and Coal Bed Methane plays. Unocal entered the Bossier Tight Gas Sand


play with Matador Petroleum in East Texas as a result. Chief Geologist position was also responsible for interviewing and hiring and managing the training and development of geoscience staff

Exploration Geologist - Union Oil of California, June 1990 - Feb 2000. Project history follows: Indonesia Resource Assessment: Mar. 99-Feb 2000. Kutei Basin and surrounding area exploration (Sangkarang and Lompa PSCs) and development (Merah Besar Field) projects. Deepwater Opportunities Task Force: Feb 98-May 98. Characterized the deep water depositional systems and the hydrocarbon potential of the Southeast Asia basins.

South & Southeast Asia New Ventures: Mar. 95-Mar. 99. Identify new prospective areas for Unocal within the Far East and evaluate potential farm-in opportunities. Areas of concentration have been in Indonesia, Bangladesh, Myanmar, Australia, Malaysia, Vietnam, and Thailand.

Andaman Sea Exploration Jan. 94-May 96. Full basin analysis, prospective bid block evaluations, and prospect generation in the Martaban, Mergui, and North Sumatra basins. Five prospects drilled resulting in two Oligocene reef discoveries totaling 420 Bcfg. Yadana Field Appraisal, offshore Myanmar, May 93-Jan. 94. Characterized the productive Oligocene reef reservoir and determined the recoverable and IGIP reserves. Four appraisal wells were drilled, all successful. Proved 5.6 Tcfg reserves. Michigan Basin Exploration, June 91-May 93. Identified prospects in Ordovician sands (PdC), Ordovician carbonates (Trenton), Devonian carbonates (Detroit River, Richfield, Dundee) and Devonian Gas Shales (Antrim). Exploration drilling resulted in several small oil and gas discoveries. Mid-Continent Basin Evaluation Task Force, Jan. 91-June 91. Analyzed potential exploration plays within numerous Mid-Continent basins to identify those plays that Unocal could economically exploit. Recommended plays in the Anadarko, Williston, and Powder River basins. Ardmore Basin Exploration, Jan. 91-June 91. Identification of amplitude anomalies characteristic of gas-charged Goddard Formation (Mississippian) channel sands in the Ardmore basin, southern Oklahoma. Identified several prospects in Mississippian (Goddard) and Ordovician (Simpson). Two Goddard prospects drilled, both successful. Appraisal and development drilling was also been successful. Healton Units V & VI Development, May 90-Jan. 91. Identified low-resistivity bypassedpay, infill, and field extension targets. Five wells drilled, all successful.

Research Assistant- Texas Bureau of Economic Geology, Jan. 1985 - May 1990, Project history follows:

Permian Basin Development Geology, Dec. 1989 - May 1990. Duties included core descriptions, facies interpretation, and sequence stratigraphic analysis of the Permian Clearfork Group in Dollarhide and Monahans Fields, Texas. Environmental Geology, June 1988 - Oct. 1989. Aerial photograph interpretation and field evaluation of abandoned mined lands to assess the environmental impact. Geologic Quality Assurance, Sept. 1986 - March 1988. Supervision of core processing as required by the DOE and the NRC for the West Texas High-Level Waste Isolation Project.


Core Processor, Jan. 1985-Sept. 1986. Duties included core gamma logging, core permeability and porosity analysis, and core slabbing.

PUBLICATIONS

Collins, John and Mark Andreason, 2008, High-rate, high-volume fracture stimulation, Sterling Field, Arenac County, Michigan: PTTC I MOGA Workshop, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan.

Kacewicz, Marek, Mark Filewicz, Chip Morgan, Yusri Yursi, Mark Andreason, Gregg Blake, Frank Bilotti, Tom Elliott, Joe Curiale, Elizabeth Johnson, Russell Davies, Henry Lickerish, 2004, 3D Petroleum system modeling offshore Brazil - from regional to prospect scale hydrocarbon generation and migration: Amer. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists (Abstract).

Andreason, Mark W., Chatfield, Alan F., Curiale, Joseph A., Filewicz, Mark v., Lumadyo, Eko L., Seeley, Tim P., and Sutiyono, Sigit, 2000, Exploration in the gravity collapse rifts of the Salayar basin, Indonesia: Amer. Assoc. Petroleum Geologists (Abstract).

Andreason, Mark W., Mudford, Brett, and St. Onge, James E., 1997, Geologic evolution and petroleum system of the Thailand Andaman Sea basins: Indonesian Petroleum Association (Full Manuscript).

Andreason, Mark W., St. Onge, James E., and Filewicz, Mark V., 1997, Geologic evolution of the transtensional basins of the Thailand Andaman Sea: Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geologists (Abstract).

Andreason, Mark W., 1992, Coastal siliciclastic sabkhas and related evaporative environments of the Permian Yates Formation, North Ward-Estes Field, Ward County, Texas: Amer. Assoc. Petrol. Geologists Bull., v. 76, p. 1735-1759.

Andreason Resume 2015 Page4

Kevin D. Neeley 5322 Ridgewood Reef• Houston, TX 77041 • (713)-249-2816 • [email protected]

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2015-Ctmwt Castleton Commodities International LLC VP - A&D, Reserves, Reservoir Houston, TX

• l\fanage team responsible for acquisition and divestment evaluations, corporate reserves and reservoir engineering. Direct report to COO of company.

2012-2015 Eagle Rock Energy Partners Director - A&D, Reserves, Reservoir Houston, TX

• Manage team responsible for acquisition and divestment evaluations, corporate reserves and reservoir engineering. Market company to potential buyers resulting in sale of mid-stream division of company and later sale of E&P division. Direct report to CEO of company.

• Build Aries / PHDWin model to market Woodford Shale position in Oklahoma to potential joint venture partners. Evaluate multiple acquisition opportunities, present recommendations to Eagle Rock executives and board members.

• Enhance and expand the technical support folders for the PDNP, PUD and PRB cases in the corporate reserves. \Vork with Cawley Gillespie to answer questions during their annual review of the reserves. \V'ork with Bank Group to present and answer questions during their semi-annual review of the borrowing base.

2008-2012 E &P Exploitation, A&D and Reservoir Engineering Consultant/Employee Chicago, Illinois and Houston, TX

• Consult with Chicago and Houston based E&P companies in the areas of corporate and asset acquisitions, capital budget, bank borrowing base review, vendor contracts, Reservoir, Production and Facilities Engineering. Se1-ve in outsource management roles.

• Consult with Petco Petroleum (Chicago). Design waterflood facilities, supe1-vise ad valorem, severance and sales tax audit, well completion design, artificial lift design, re-bid corporate insurance policies, work with another consultant to run N2 flood pilot in Ivfississippi, A&D evaluations on multiple small deals (well and lease level), several other engineering related projects.

• Se1-ve as consultant to Citation Oil & Gas (Houston) in Rese1-ves and A&D. Responsibilities include all of the A&D evaluations plus completing the yearly Netherland & Sewell audited rese1-ve report. Position later converted from consulting to full time employee.

2006-2008 Houston, TX

The Yuma Companies Vice President, Acquisitions

• Lead efforts in production and acreage acquisition and partnering opportunities in the core Gulf Coast area as well as tight sand, shale, CB.M and shallow waterflood opportunities in Eastern USA. Perform discounted cash flow modeling and rese1-voir engineering for these projects, source funding and partners. Supe1-vise engineering support staff.

• Screen deals and meet with operators and land aggregators in the Marcellus Shale play.

• Identify key operating partner for New Albany Shale play. Negotiate JOA and Operating Agreement.

• Enter East Texas Cotton Valley play through negotiated acquisition of proved producing production and acreage. Acquire additional working interests from non-operators.


Wells Fargo Securities Managing Director

• Assemble team, develop business plan and marketing strategy for new E&P A&D advisory product Offering within the Investment Bank. Meet with over 200 oil and gas companies and execute A&D engagements.

• Introduce Commercial Bankers to new potential clients resulting in new bank loan facilities with E&P companies.


Independent start-up, PPC Energy Equity Owner

• Sourced negotiated deal to purchase all of Penn Virginia's Permian basin and upper Texas Gulf coast assets. Fields were 100% operated and produced 425 BOEPD. Ran all the economics; performed production, reservoir and facilities due diligence in the office and field. Pitched deal to mezzanine funds and banks. Took equity stake in company as compensation, later monetized stake.


Banc One Capital Markets Director

• Instituted new E&P A&D adviso1y product within the Investment Bank. Execute asset sale engagements and one fairness opinion.

• Achieve 3X yearly return on investment of Advisory Practice fee income versus operating costs. Build relationships by meeting with oil and gas company executives, attend indust1y networking events and accept speaking engagements. Integrate A&D senrices with more established bank products to offer enhanced value add for clients and increased relationship yield for Bank One. Supervise support staff.


Unocal Corporation Manager, Business Development

• Create value through structured transactions, source and propose deal opportunities to senior management and the external community. Perform initial petroleum engineering screen of reserves and operational fit with Unocal to determine suitability of acquisition. Network with executives from other companies to build relationships and provide competitive intelligence. Lead multi-function deal teams on both acquisitions and divestitures. Provide subject matter expert advice to strategic planning. Supervise competitive intelligence.

• Lead deal teams on four acquisitions totaling $270 million at an estimated pre-tax rate of return of 20% and three divestures achieving sales price of 30% over holding value. Assemble team and identify partner for an assets-for-equity deal of over $500 million. Coach teams successfully completing transactions totaling $185 million. Serve as focal point for new A&D Internet portal to increase new business opportunities generating two new leads per month. Serve as Vice President of e-business subsidia1y.

1988-1998 Shell Oil Company Various positions and dates shown below Houston, TX 1996-1998 Manager, Commercial Transactions

• Provide commercial and business expertise to Shell business managers exploring strategic alternatives or actively engaged in commercial transactions. Accountable to senior management to achieve the most favorable structure and transaction terms for a $300 million assets-for-equity deal.

Integrate reservoir engineering analysis into economic model to make $20MM acquisition. Generate market-based assessments of value and contract terms for business units considering strategic transactions. Negotiate transaction terms for a Gulf Coast mid-stream joint venture, integrate joint venture into existing budget and reporting system.

1991-1996 Senior Reservoir / Production Engineer • Production and reservoir engineering assignments including the Denver Unit carbon dioxide flood in

\Vest Texas and the McE!mo Dome carbon dioxide source field located in southwest Colorado. Perform completion and well testing design for a ten well 3-D seismic drilling program in \Vest Texas. Design over 150 well workovers resulting in 30% production increase while staying within budget. Propose and execute a competitor benchmarking program covering five west Texas oil fields. Simplify well abandonment procedures for a savings of 55% per well. \Viden a multi-disciplinary carbon dioxide flood well conformance study; identify over 70 improvement opportunities, implement improvements for a 15% production increase.

1988-1991 Associate Production Engineer • Production engineering focused on Permian basin fields. Calculate pattern recovery factors to locate

areas of poor sweep efficiency. Design artificial lift systems including ESP and beam pumps. Design stimulation treatments including acid fracturing and paraffin removal treatments.

OTHER • Proficient in Aries and PhdWin. User of Fekete FAST CBJ\,I, Spotfire, IHS PowerTools, IHS

production database software and Microsoft Office suite software.

• Member Society of Petroleum Engineers, Houston Producer's Fomm, Independent Petroleum Association of America

EDUCATION

MBA-Finance, 1994 • University of St. Thomas • Houston, TX

BS-Petroleum Engineering Technology, 1988 •Oklahoma State University• Stillwater, OK

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A: review of OUr rec.qrdshas sh()wn t4~tth~ foUowiitg w~H w~s 4ri1leci dirf!dtiq11~Hy and ..• completed with the procfoCirtg weliboi'e iocafod inside arid outside of the ~obtracfed Middle Mesa Unit located in San Juan County, Utah: ·· · ·

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4303731905 26-23~29-24 $w~NEX Sectlpn 26 T29$ R24E SL$&M 11/03/2014

The Midcile Mesa Unit Well 26 ".'.23 ~29724 was drilled dir~ction~lly w.ith tpe surface focation

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In order t() allocate production from th~ w~lltoJheHermosa P¥ticipating Area "A" and federal lease U1JJ7753~ you must a() one ofthefollowing: ..

1. Isolate and measure the prqduCtion fyoI11 ¢achr0yalty acqol1.l1tinc1epend~ptly; 2. A,cquir~ com111ingling approva[fro111tlie B.ureau of.Land Managem~nt (BLM) Moab

Fi¢ld ()ffice; . . . ·. ·.. . · ··.· · ·. ·. · · .. · .. · ·• .·.·.•··· · .... · .•. ·. · ·... . · . . . . .· . · 3. Submit an appr9priate Corii111unitization Agreeme11t after the well fots been spi:lced 1'ythe

Utah Board Of Oil, pas arid Mini11g; °'r ...•.. · . . . . ·. . . . . .· . . .. ·. · . . .· .. ·. · 4. Expand the Middle Mesa Unit Area and the HeiuiosaParticip1:tting Area "A".

Within 60 days of receipt of this notice, please· indie#te to this office yq4r pfeferred inethod for resolution. . . . . . .

if you have any questions, please contact Mickey Coulthard· of this· 9ftice *t ·(SO 1) 539-4042.

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PETRA 21812016 9:37:16 AM (ALR_MM_26_23_HKTRL_LASAL_SAN_JUAN_UT.CSP)

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HONAKER TRAIL - LA SAL

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Well Number

FMTOPS • LA_SAL[CMA) (SS)

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February 2, 2016

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Oil(Mbo) Gas (MMcf)

Cumul. Prod 9.744 139.431

EUR. 28.93 167.27

Gas bg (cf/set) 0.00747

I

Perforated Net Pay Porosity Sw SgPhiH Recovery Allocation Gas Cumul Gas EUR OGIP

Well Formation Height (ft) (ft) (%) (%) (ft) _ Eff. (%) Net Pay (%) (MM cf) (MM cf) (MM cf)

MM 26-23 Honaker Trail 3 43 44 19.3% 30.3% 5.9 65% 42% 59.0 70.8 108.9

MM 26-23 Honaker Trail 2 41 40 15.6% 36.7% 4.0 65% 38% 53.6 64.3 99.0

MM 26-23 Honaker Trail 1 10 9 12.8% 27.1% 0.8 65% 9% 12.1 14.5 22.3

MM 26-23 La Sal Carbonate 13 11 8.9% 26.8% 0.7 65% 11% 14.7 17.7 27.2

107.0 104.0 11.4 100.0% 139.4 167.3 257.3

Th e drainage a reas fo r each prnd ucing interval vvere calculated using t he petrophysics .. PVT, a nd prod uction data for t he subject 'Nell .

1 . The petrophys~cal 1J ro pertres \1ve re aggregated for each p roducing inte rvaL

2. The net p.ay calculated using the propertres in #1 above v1:as used to create al iocat ion p ercentages for each prod ucing interva l..

3. The productio n data 1.vas used to fo recast a nd calcu late a EUR fo r the subject \ivel l.

4. The EU R \Nas then al located to each i1:1ten.ral us ing t he va lues referenced in #2. 5. The OG IP was ca lculated for- each initen."a l u:sing the EUR in '4·' and a 65% recovery effic ie t11cy .

6. The PVT data was used to estimate a fo rmatio n vo lume facto r us ing the specific gravity, liqu id y reld, reservoir pressure and tem perature.

7. The formatio n volume fa ctor referenced in #6 vva s t he n u sed vvith t he OGl P refe re need .in #5 to

ca tculate a drainage area for each producing [nte rva.J.

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