BASHAW et al 102 PEMBINA (W5M) Well Name and Number BASHAW et al 102 PEMBINA

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1 INTRODUCTION The BASHAW et al 102 PEMBINA (W5M) well, the BASHAW et al PEMBINA (W5M) well and the BASHAW et al 102 PEMBINA (W5M) well will all be drilled from the same surface location in LS W5M. WELL INFORMATION BASHAW et al 102 PEMBINA (W5M) Well Name and Number BASHAW et al 102 PEMBINA Surface Location LS W5M NAD 83 Coordinates Latitude: N Longitude: W AER Designation Proximity Critical Sour (E622) Drilling Start of Drilling, 2016 Estimated Start of Sour Drilling, 2016 Estimated Finish of Sour Drilling, 2016 Completions and Testing Start of Completions and Testing, 2016 Estimated Start of Sour Completions and Testing, 2016 Estimated Finish of Sour Completions and Testing, 2016 Workover/Servicing Start of Workover/Servicing, 2016 Estimated Start of Sour Workover/Servicing, 2016 Estimated Finish of Sour Workover/Servicing, 2016 January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 1

2 BASHAW et al PEMBINA (W5M) Well Name and Number BASHAW et al PEMBINA Surface Location LS W5M NAD 83 Coordinates Latitude: N Longitude: W AER Designation Proximity Critical Sour (E622) Drilling Start of Drilling, 2016 Estimated Start of Sour Drilling, 2016 Estimated Finish of Sour Drilling, 2016 Completions and Testing Start of Completions and Testing, 2016 Estimated Start of Sour Completions and Testing, 2016 Estimated Finish of Sour Completions and Testing, 2016 Workover/Servicing Start of Workover/Servicing, 2016 Estimated Start of Sour Workover/Servicing, 2016 Estimated Finish of Sour Workover/Servicing, 2016 January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 2

3 BASHAW et al 102 PEMBINA (W5M) Well Name and Number BASHAW et al 102 PEMBINA Surface Location LS W5M NAD 83 Coordinates Latitude: N Longitude: W AER Designation Proximity Critical Sour (E622) Drilling Start of Drilling, 2016 Estimated Start of Sour Drilling, 2016 Estimated Finish of Sour Drilling, 2016 Completions and Testing Start of Completions and Testing, 2016 Estimated Start of Sour Completions and Testing, 2016 Estimated Finish of Sour Completions and Testing, 2016 Workover/Servicing Start of Workover/Servicing, 2016 Estimated Start of Sour Workover/Servicing, 2016 Estimated Finish of Sour Workover/Servicing, 2016 January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 3

4 All Wells Formation Maximum H 2 S Concentration (%/mol/kmol/ppm) Maximum H 2 S Release Rates (m 3 /s) DRILLING OPERATIONS Intermediate Hole Nordegg 1.30/13.0/13, Banff 0.70/7.00/7, Cumulative H 2 S Release Rate for the Intermediate Hole Main Hole Nisku Fm 21.15/211.5/211, Maximum H 2 S Release Rate for the Horizontal Section Formation Maximum H 2 S Concentration (%/mol/kmol/ppm) Maximum H 2 S Release Rates (m 3 /s) COMPLETIONS AND TESTING AND WORKOVER/SERVICING OPERATIONS Nisku Fm 21.15/211.5/211, Maximum H 2 S Release Rate for the Main Hole Primary objective Not an objective m 3 /s = cubic metres per second Planning or Response Zone (Drilling, Completions and Testing and Workover/Servicing ) Kilometres (km) Initial Isolation Zone (IIZ) Radius 0.19 Protective Action Zone (PAZ) Radius 0.76 Planning Zone (EPZ) Radius The Planning Zone (EPZ) has been expanded (bumped out) to the northeast to account for several dead end roads. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 4

5 LOCATION OF INCIDENT FACILITIES Incident Facilities Incident Command Post (ICP)/Remote Command Post (RCP)/Staging Area On-site Command Post (OSCP) Centre (EOC) Reception Centre Location To be determined LS W5M Bashaw Oil Corp. Calgary Office 1650, Avenue S.W. Calgary, AB Drayton Valley Omniplex Avenue Drayton Valley, AB EMERGENCY RESPONSE DATA Nearest Surface Development km southeast of the wellsites, Nearest Urban Centre Land Description Rocky Rapids, AB, approximately 2.33 km northwest of the wellsites Residential and oil and gas Total number of surface developments inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) - Inventory of the Initial Isolation Zone (IIZ) Occupants/Businesses/Roads/Etc. Access road Inventory of the Planning Zone (EPZ) NOT Including the Initial Isolation Zone (IIZ) Occupants/Businesses/Roads/Etc. permanent residences seasonal residence vacant residences January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 5

6 residence under construction vacant shop/residence vacant serviced lot Horse Training 6 industrial operators: 4 energy operators 1 cattle operation Pembina Nordic Ski Club 1 grazing lease/allotment user 1 cultivation permit Range Roads 65, 70 and 71 Township Road 500 Access roads North Saskatchewan River Unnamed creek Eagle Point Provincial Park Entities Outside The Planning Zone (EPZ) To Be Contacted During Any Level Of Entities That May Require Evacuation Assistance Number of School Students Non-Resident Landowners Within the 0.50-km Setback NOTE: The other landowners within the 0.50-km setback are also residents (permanent and seasonal) inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) -. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 6

7 PUBLIC AND GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT Bashaw Oil Corp. has delivered an Information Handout (October 2015) to the residents (permanent and seasonal), the owners of the vacant residences, the residence under construction, the vacant shop/residence, the vacant serviced lot, the owners of the businesses, the industrial operators, the grazing lease/allotment user and the cultivation permit user inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) and discussed the wells with each party. Bashaw has also delivered an Information Handout (October 2015) to the impacted government agencies. Government Agencies Impacted by the Planning Zone (EPZ) Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) and Alberta Environment, Support and Response Team (ASERT) Brazeau County Drayton Valley RCMP Detachment Alberta Health Services (AHS) - Central Zone Alberta Municipal Affairs, Alberta Management Agency (AEMA) Alberta Environment and Parks - Parks Division (for Eagle Point Provincial Park) January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 7

8 BASHAW S MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING WITH BRAZEAU COUNTY Under Section 11 of the Management Act, the local authority of each municipality is responsible for the direction and control of the local authority s emergency response. The local authority s Municipal Plan (MEP) describes its framework for response to major emergencies and disasters (AER Directive 71, November 2008, including errata of November 2009). On behalf of Bashaw, Bob Tinis of Bissett Resource Consultants Ltd. spoke with Merlin Klassen of Brazeau County on October 30, Brazeau County confirmed that it is able to carry out its assigned duties under the Management Act. Brazeau County has a Municipal Plan (MEP) in place and as required, is able to enact this plan. Brazeau County, to the best of its ability, is able to assist Bashaw during any level of emergency with such response items as: Roadblock assistance Reception Centre assistance Informing the public outside the Planning Zone (EPZ) about the required public protection measures Bashaw s Site-Specific Supplemental Section has been written so that no assistance is required from Brazeau County inside the Planning Zone (EPZ). If Brazeau County is able to supply assistance during any level of emergency, Bashaw will welcome the assistance. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 8

9 BASHAW S MUTUAL UNDERSTANDING WITH ALBERTA HEALTH SERVICES (AHS) - CENTRAL ZONE January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 9

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11 BEFORE SOUR OPERATIONS BEGIN Response Plan Review Meetings Within 96 hours (four days) prior to Bashaw entering the FIRST sour formation (each well), Bashaw will ensure a wellsite Response Plan Review Meeting is conducted. Bashaw will advise the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) Drayton Valley Field Centre, Brazeau County, Alberta Health Services (AHS) - Central Zone and the Drayton Valley RCMP Detachment 24 hours in advance of this Response Plan Review Meeting so that schedules may be adjusted to facilitate attendance. Bashaw will ensure a similar meeting is held for involved Bashaw Calgary responders (each well). NOTE: Refer to Section 1.0 of the Bashaw Response Plan for details about the Communication Exercise. Within 96 hours (four days) prior to Bashaw entering the NISKU formation (each well), Bashaw will ensure a second wellsite Response Plan Review Meeting is conducted. Bashaw will advise the Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) Drayton Valley Field Centre, Brazeau County, Alberta Health Services (AHS) - Central Zone and the Drayton Valley RCMP Detachment four days in advance of this second Response Plan Review Meeting so that schedules may be adjusted to facilitate attendance. Bashaw will ensure a similar meeting is held for involved Bashaw Calgary responders (each well). NOTE: Refer to Section 1.0 of the Bashaw Response Plan for details about the Communication Exercise. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 11

12 First Sour Formation One week prior to Bashaw entering the FIRST sour formation (each well), Bashaw will deliver a Notice of Commencement of Sour Drilling (Intermediate Hole) to the following: The resident (seasonal) and the owners of the vacant residences, the residence under construction, the vacant shop/residence and the vacant serviced lot inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) (send by mail) One week before Bashaw enters the FIRST sour formation (each well), Bashaw will also ensure the industrial operators, the grazing lease/allotment user and the cultivation permit user are advised by Priority Post letter that sour operations are about to begin in the FIRST sour formation (each well). The industrial operators, the grazing lease/allotment user and the cultivation permit user will be requested to contact the Bashaw wellsite or Calgary drilling/completions personnel if they are going to be in the area when sour operations are underway in the FIRST sour formation (each well). Within 96 hours (four days) of Bashaw entering the FIRST sour formation (each well), Bashaw will: Deliver a Notice of Commencement of Sour Drilling (Intermediate Hole) to the following: The residents (permanent) and the owners of the businesses inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) (hand delivered by Bashaw) Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) Drayton Valley Field Centre (send by fax) Brazeau County (send by fax and ) Drayton Valley RCMP Detachment (send by fax) Alberta Health Services (AHS) - Central Zone (send by ) Confirm the availability and deliverability time of additional Rovers with the safety company required during any level of emergency. Ensure the one Initial Isolation Zone (IIZ) Roadblock Location Sign and the six Planning Zone (EPZ) Roadblock Location Signs are displayed and confirm radio contact between each roadblock location, the On-site Command Post (OSCP) and the Remote Command Post (RCP). January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 12

13 NOTE: Roadblock location signs CANNOT be attached to any government roadway sign. Each roadblock location sign MUST be mounted on its own stand. Ensure Information Signs are posted at the edge of the Planning Zone (EPZ), the Eagle Point Provincial Park and at all entry and exit points on the North Saskatchewan River within 8.00 km upstream and downstream of the outer extent of where the Planning Zone (EPZ) intersects the North Saskatchewan River. NOTE: Sour operations signs CANNOT be attached to any government roadway sign. Each sour operations sign MUST be mounted on its own stand. Confirm the availability and deliverability time of one Initial Isolation Zone (IIZ) Roadblock Team, six Planning Zone (EPZ) Roadblock Teams, one Initial Isolation Zone (IIZ) Roadblock kit and six Planning Zone (EPZ) Roadblock kits with the safety company required during any level of emergency. Ensure one mobile air monitoring unit (Environmental Monitoring Team), complete with air monitoring technician, is operational. The one mobile air monitoring unit (Environmental Monitoring Team) will monitor air quality inside the Planning Zone (EPZ). Confirm the availability and deliverability time of four additional mobile air monitoring units (Environmental Monitoring Teams), complete with air monitoring technician, required during any level of emergency. Ensure the helicopter company is advised about the status of sour operations. Select a suitable landing spot for a helicopter. The landing area should be as convenient to the Remote Command Post (RCP) as is safe and at least 30 x 30 m square with streamers at each of the four corners. Erect a wind sock 5 m off the ground about 50 m from the centre of the landing area. The area around the helipad must be clear of buildings, guide wires and other obstructions. Ensure a copy of the Brazeau/Pembina Recreation Report is at the Remote Command Post (RCP). Ensure one well ignition system is at the wellsite. The ignition system is a flare gun. Establish a communication schedule with the public inside the Planning Zone (EPZ). January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 13

14 Establish a communication schedule with Brazeau County. Provide the public inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) an opportunity to obtain further information about public protection measures by the following method: The Acting Public Protection Branch Director will be available daily from 4:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. at the junction of Range Road 72 and Township Road 500 to provide information about Shelter-In-Place, evacuation, ignition and/or the well. If these time periods are NOT suitable for public inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) alternate times will be arranged. NOTE: If a member of the public inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) is concerned about spouses or children being unfamiliar with the Bashaw public safety representatives who would visit their location during an emergency, this will give family members an opportunity to meet the Bashaw public safety representatives. Nisku Formation One week prior to Bashaw entering the NISKU formation (each well), Bashaw will deliver either a Notice of Commencement of Sour Drilling (Nisku Formation), a Notice of Commencement of Sour Completions and Testing (Nisku Formation) or a Notice of Commencement of Sour Workover/Servicing (Nisku Formation) to the following: The resident (seasonal) and the owners of the vacant residences, the residence under construction, the vacant shop/residence and the vacant serviced lot inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) (send by mail) NOTE: Bashaw will ensure a Flaring Notice accompanies the Notice of Commencement of Sour Completions and Testing (Nisku Formation) or the Notice of Commencement of Sour Workover/Servicing (Nisku Formation). The Flaring Notice will indicate Bashaw s best known approximate date and time period when Bashaw intends to flare. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 14

15 One week before Bashaw enters the NISKU formation (each well), Bashaw will also ensure the industrial operators, the grazing lease/allotment user and the cultivation permit user are advised by Priority Post letter that sour operations are about to begin in the NISKU formation (each well). The industrial operators, the grazing lease/allotment user and the cultivation permit user will be requested to contact the Bashaw wellsite or Calgary drilling/completions personnel if they are going to be in the area when sour operations are underway in the NISKU formation (each well). Within 96 hours (four days) of Bashaw entering the NISKU formation (each well), Bashaw will: Deliver either a Notice of Commencement of Sour Drilling (Nisku Formation), a Notice of Commencement of Sour Completions and Testing (Nisku Formation) or a Notice of Commencement of Sour Workover/Servicing (Nisku Formation) to the following: The residents (permanent) and the owners of the businesses inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) (hand delivered by Bashaw) Alberta Energy Regulator (AER) Drayton Valley Field Centre (send by fax) Brazeau County (send by fax and ) Drayton Valley RCMP Detachment (send by fax) Alberta Health Services (AHS) - Central Zone (send by ) NOTE: Bashaw will ensure a Flaring Notice accompanies the Notice of Commencement of Sour Completions and Testing (Nisku Formation) or the Notice of Commencement of Sour Workover/Servicing (Nisku Formation). The Flaring Notice will indicate Bashaw s best known approximate date and time period when Bashaw intends to flare. Ensure all equipment and resources required during operations in the FIRST sour formation remain erected or available. Ensure two well ignition systems are at the wellsite. The primary ignition system is a self-contained flame-thrower unit with an independent fuel source. This system incorporates a remote-control panel with a time-delayed triggering device that allows January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 15

16 for complete evacuation of the wellsite before the well is ignited. The secondary ignition system is a flare gun. Continue to maintain a communication schedule with the public inside the Planning Zone (EPZ). Continue to maintain a communication schedule with Brazeau County. Continue to provide the public inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) an opportunity to obtain further information about public protection measures by the following method: The Acting Public Protection Branch Director will be available daily from 4:30 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. at the junction of Range Road 72 and Township Road 500 to provide information about Shelter-In-Place, evacuation, ignition and/or the well. If these time periods are NOT suitable for public inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) alternate times will be arranged. NOTE: If a member of the public inside the Planning Zone (EPZ) is concerned about spouses or children being unfamiliar with the Bashaw public safety representatives who would visit their location during an emergency, this will give family members an opportunity to meet the Bashaw public safety representatives. The contacts will be advised when sour operations have concluded (each well), using the prior contact method. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 16

17 POTENTIALLY REQUIRED PUBLIC PROTECTION RESPONDERS Public Protection Branch Director Refer to the following table to determine if a Public Protection Branch Director is required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: Transportation Group Refer to the following table to determine if a Transportation Group is required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: A Transportation Group Supervisor, Transportation Leader(s) and/or Evacuation Buses will only be required if Bashaw initiates a response beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ). Rover Group Supervisor Refer to the following table to determine if a Rover Group Supervisor is required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: One Public Protection Branch Director for the 12-hour day shift and one Public Protection Branch Director for the 12-hour night shift. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 17

18 Rover Leader(s) Refer to the following table to determine the number of Rover Leader(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: Rover(s) The number of Rovers will depend on whether Bashaw is conducting normal sour operations or the level of emergency. This Site-Specific Supplemental Section has been designed to increase the number of Bashaw Rovers as the level of emergency increases. Refer to the following table to determine the number of Rover(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: Rover Areas or Three A EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) /1 4 B 2 2/1 4 C 2 2/1 4 D 2 2/1 4 E 2 2/1 4 F 1 1 North Saskatchewan River 2 2 Helicopter Rover One Rover for the 12-hour day shift and one Rover for the 12-hour night shift. 4 On standby at the Remote Command Post (RCP) or dispatched to the Planning Zone (EPZ) as required. 5 On standby at the Remote Command Post (RCP). 6 If possible, mobilized to the Planning Zone (EPZ). January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 18

19 Rover Areas or Three BEYOND THE EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) Bashaw s Public Protection Branch Director, Rover Group Supervisor and/or Rover Leader(s) will mobilize the required numbers of Rover(s) beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ) in order for Bashaw to carry out an effective response. NOTES: If a Rover Area is partially inside the Protective Action Zone (PAZ), then the whole Rover Area will be included in the Protective Action Zone (PAZ). Over time, if wind direction changes, the Protective Action Zone (PAZ) will also change. Adjust the Protective Action Zone (PAZ) in a downwind direction. If evacuation of the Planning Zone (EPZ) is necessary, Bashaw may mobilize a helicopter with a Helicopter Rover to notify the public to evacuate the Planning Zone (EPZ). Once the Planning Zone (EPZ) is evacuated, the helicopter is used to monitor the Planning Zone (EPZ) boundaries and divert the public from the Planning Zone (EPZ). The helicopter will only operate at the helicopter pilot s discretion. Roadblock Group Supervisor Refer to the following table to determine if a Roadblock Group Supervisor is required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: A Roadblock Group Supervisor will only be required if Bashaw initiates a response beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ). January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 19

20 Roadblock Leader(s) Refer to the following table to determine the number of Roadblock Leader(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: Roadblock Team(s) Refer to the following table to determine the number of Roadblock Team(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: Roadblock Teams Normal Sour Initial Isolation Zone (IIZ) Roadblock Team INITIAL ISOLATION ZONE (IIZ) Planning Zone (EPZ) Roadblock Teams EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) BEYOND THE EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) Bashaw s Public Protection Branch Director, Roadblock Group Supervisor and/or Roadblock Leader(s) will mobilize the required numbers of Roadblock Team(s) beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ) in order for Bashaw to carry out an effective response. 7 Mobilized to the Remote Command Post (RCP) and then dispatched to their Initial Isolation Zone (IIZ) Roadblock location. 8 Mobilized and then placed on standby at the Remote Command Post (RCP). 9 Dispatched to their Planning Zone (EPZ) Roadblock location. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 20

21 Environmental Monitoring Group Supervisor Refer to the following table to determine if an Environmental Monitoring Group Supervisor is required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: An Environmental Monitoring Group Supervisor will only be required if Bashaw initiates a response beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ). Environmental Monitoring Leader(s) Refer to the following table to determine the number of Environmental Monitoring Leader(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: Environmental Monitoring Team(s) Refer to the following table to determine the number of Environmental Monitoring Team(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: Environmental Monitoring Teams EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) AND BEYOND THE EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE Mobile Air Monitoring Units (Environmental Monitoring Teams) (EPZ) One Mobile Air Monitoring Unit (Environmental Monitoring Team) for each of the following locations: the Planning Zone (EPZ), where the Planning Zone (EPZ) has been expanded (bumped out) to the northeast to account for several dead end roads, Rocky Rapids, AB, Drayton Valley, AB and east of the North Saskatchewan River. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 21

22 Reception Centre Group Supervisor Refer to the following table to determine if a Reception Centre Group Supervisor is required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: A Reception Centre Group Supervisor will only be required if Bashaw initiates a response beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ). Reception Centre Leader(s) Refer to the following table to determine the number of Reception Centre Leader(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: Reception Centre Leader(s) will only be required if Bashaw initiates a response beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ). Reception Centre Representative(s) Refer to the following table to determine the number of Reception Centre Representative(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) BEYOND THE EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) Bashaw s Public Protection Branch Director, Reception Centre Group Supervisor and/or Reception Centre Leader(s) will mobilize the required numbers of Reception Centre Representative(s) beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ) in order for Bashaw to carry out an effective response. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 22

23 Telephoner Group Supervisor Refer to the following table to determine if a Telephoner Group Supervisor is required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: A Telephoner Group Supervisor will only be required if Bashaw initiates a response beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ). Telephoner Leader(s) Refer to the following table to determine the number of Telephoner Leader(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: Telephoner(s) NOTE: Bashaw WILL NOT utilize an Automated Telephone Notification System for these wells. Refer to the following table to determine the number of Telephoner(s) required for normal sour operations or any level of emergency: EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) BEYOND THE EMERGENCY PLANNING ZONE (EPZ) Bashaw s Public Protection Branch Director, Telephoner Group Supervisor and/or Telephoner Leader(s) will mobilize the required numbers of Telephoner(s) beyond the Planning Zone (EPZ) in order for Bashaw to carry out an effective response. January 2016 LS W5M, LS W5M and LS W5M Page 23