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California Resources Production Corporation is reworking the Lehnhardt 53 well in the Kern Front Oil Field, Kern County, to convert it into a temperature observation well. The project scope includes deploying a completion rig to test the blowout preventer, removing existing production equipment, cleaning the well to the bottom, and installing a 3.5 inch casing string cemented from approximately 2,224 feet measured depth to the surface. Key deliverables include a successful temperature survey and a Surface Annulus Pressure Test witnessed by the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM). The project is classified as a forecast and is exempt from full California Environmental Quality Act review under Class 1, 2, and 4 categorical exemptions, as it involves minor alterations to existing facilities with no new ground surface disturbance or construction of permanent facilities. All operations will take place on an existing wellpad using temporary mobile equipment, and all waste materials must be disposed of according to applicable laws. CalGEM serves as the lead agency responsible for inspection and acceptance of the work.

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Rework Lehnhardt 53 well to temperature observation well with casing, no new disturbance, CalGEM oversight.

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California Conservation, Department of

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AgencyCalifornia Conservation, Department of
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CRPC proposes to rework Lehnhardt 53 in the Kern Front field to convert to temperature observation. Program Summary: MIRU Completion Rig, Nipple up & test BOPE. POOH with production equipment. Clean out to bottom. RIH with 3.5” casing string & cement in place from ~2224' MD to surface. Conduct CalGEM witness SAPT. Run temperature survey. Equipment: Temporary equipment such as pumps and return bins may be needed. No permanent facilities will be constructed. No expansion of associated facilities will be required. Various mobile temporary equipment will be used including, but not limited to, workover rig, etc., and vehicles to transport personnel and materials to/from the site. There will not be new ground surface disturbance associated with this project. Any waste materials will be properly disposed of in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations. Project Location: County: Kern, Field: Kern Front, Section 14, Township 28S, Range 27E, B&M: MD, Surface Location Latitude: 35.48757172/ Longitude -119.03866577. The proposed project is on an existing wellpad. Environmental Setting: The current existing land use (and surrounding land use) of the proposed project is in an active oil field consisting of oil and gas wells. The proposed project consists of the California Department of Conservation, Geologic Energy Management Division (CalGEM) approving 1 permit(s) for California Resources Production Corporation to rework the well(s) listed below, in the Kern Front Oil Field. API # Well Name 0403043972 Lehnhardt 53

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