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California Conservation, Department of

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Chevron proposes to rework 20 existing wells in the existing and heavily developed Cymric/McKittrick Oil field to continue oil and gas resource development. Due to the proximity of wells to each other in an already disturbed densely developed and active Cymric/McKittrick Oilfield they are grouped in this application. All perforations will be within the existing completion zone. Water used during the rework operations will be metered, reclaimed produced water, approximately 750 barrels, each well. The wells will then be returned to production utilizing existing pipeline and facilities production infrastructure. • Work locations will be accessed using existing access roads • The work will occur on existing well pads • No new grading in undisturbed areas will occur in any phase of the work. • The work will use existing electrical lines and pipelines • No new infrastructure will occur because of the work • No additional facilities or permanent equipment will be required • The work will not increase the depth of any wells • The project area is 100% disturbed, no new disturbance is proposed The proposed project consists of the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) approving 20 permits for Chevron U.S.A. Inc. to rework the wells listed below, in the Cymric Oil Field. API # Well Name 0403062181 1Y 2207A 0403062387 1Y 1701B 0403064014 1Y 1811B 0403063635 1Y 1505F 0403062386 1Y 2206A 0403047407 1Y 2305Q 0403064453 1Y 2008V 0403062190 1Y 2205A 0403047405 1Y 2204S 0403050220 McPhee 1621S 0403052537 McPhee 1521A 0403064025 McPhee 2220V 0403062191 1Y 1905B 0403057114 1Y 1802A 0403062443 1Y 1504V 0403063070 1Y 0702U 0403058622 1Y 2307A 0403062176 1Y 2114V 0403047404 1Y 2204N 0403052716 1Y 2108B

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