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Division of Waste Management and
Radiation Control
Solid Waste Management Program
Mailing Address Office Location Phone (801) 536-0200
P.O. Box 144880 195 North 1950 West Fax (801) 536-0222
Salt Lake City, Utah 84114-488 Salt Lake City, Utah 84116 www.deq.utah.gov
APPLICATION FOR A TEMPORARY PERMIT TO OPERATE AN
EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION WASTE FACILITY
In 2019, the Utah Legislature made changes to the Solid and Hazardous Waste Act, Utah Code § 19-6-
101 et seq., which required jurisdiction over the disposal of Oil and Gas Exploration and Production
Waste move from the Department of Natural Resources’ Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining (DOGM) to the
Department of Environmental Quality’s Division of Waste Management and Radiation Control (DWMRC).
In preparation for this regulatory shift, DWMRC has proposed a temporary permitting mechanism for
existing Exploration and Production (E&P) facilities as defined in the proposed Utah Admin. Code R315-
301-2(22)(a).
The proposed rules state that the Director of DWMRC may issue a temporary permit for the purposes of
facilitating the owner’s or operator’s good faith transition from regulation under Utah Admin. Code R649-9
to regulation under Utah Admin. Code R315-321 or R315-322. Applications for temporary permits must
be received by the Director of DWMRC no less than 30 days before October 1, 2024. The temporary
permits will expire one year from the effective date, which is the date the financial assurance mechanism
held by DOGM is transferred to DWMRC.
To complete a temporary permit application to operate an E&P facility, an owner or operator of an existing
E&P facility must:
1. Register the company in DWMRC’s Community Portal and complete facility information within the
Community Portal.
2. Complete the attached Exploration and Production Waste Facility Temporary Permit Application
Form.
3. Provide DWMRC with the following required documentation, to the extent it has not already been
provided to DWMRC or is not already in DWMRC’s possession:
a. Facility map with each landfarm cell, landfill cell, and surface impoundment labeled;
b. Copy of Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining Permit;
c. Copy of Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining Permit Approval/Issuance Letter; and
d. Copy of Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining Bonding (financial assurance).
4. Submit the Application Form and required documentation to DWMRC through the Community
Portal Miscellaneous Document Submission.
5. Within 120 days of DWMRC’s issuance of a temporary permit, the financial assurance
mechanism held by DOGM must be transferred to DWMRC. If the Director issues a temporary
permit, it shall not become effective until the financial assurance mechanism held by DOGM is
transferred to DWMRC. An effective temporary permit is required to operate an E&P Facility
under DWMRC’s jurisdiction.
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Exploration and Production Waste Facility Temporary Permit Application Form
I. Facility Name and Location
Name of Facility
Glen Bench North Waste Management Facility
Facility Address (Street or Directions to Facility)
26348 S. Glenbench Road
County
Uintah
City.
Vernal
Zip Code
84078
Telephone
435-722-2800
Township
T9S
Range
R22E
Section
S5
Quarter Section
Quarter/Quarter
Section
Main Gate Latitude: 40° 4'20.08"N Longitude: 109°27'33.68"W
II. Existing E&P Facilities
☐ Open Landfarm Cell(s)
☐ Evaporation Pond(s)
Number of Open Landfarm Cells:
Number of Evaporation Ponds: 9
III. Facilities to be Permitted by DWMRC
☐ Landfill Cell(s)
☐ Surface Impoundment(s)
Number of Landfill Cells:
Number of Surface Impoundments:
III. Facility Owner(s) Information
Legal Name of Facility Owner
R.N. Industries Inc.
Mailing Address
P.O Box 1168
City
Vernal
State
Utah
Zip Code
84087
Telephone
435-722-2800
IV. Facility Operator(s) Information
Legal Name of Facility Operator
Dalbo Holdings, Inc.
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1168
City
Vernal
State
Utah
Zip Code
84078
Telephone
435-828-0867
V. Property Owner(s) Information
Is the property leased? No
Name of Property Owner
R.N. Industries Inc.
Mailing Address
P.O. Box 1168
City
Vernal
State
Utah
Zip Code
84078
Telephone
435-722-2800
VI. Designated Contact Information
3
Facility Owner Designated Contact (if different than
above)
Title
Mailing Address
City. State
Zip Code
Telephone
Email Address
Alternative Telephone (cell phone or other)
Facility Operator Designated Contact (if different than
above)
Title
Mailing Address
City
State
Zip Code
Telephone
Email Address
Alternative Telephone (cell phone or other)
Property Owner Contact (if different than above)
Title
Mailing Address
City
State
Zip Code
Telephone
Email Address
Alternative Telephone (cell phone or other)
VII. Waste Types to be Disposed of (check all that
apply) VIII. Facility Area
☐ Exploration and Production wastes that are exempt from
hazardous waste rules (R315-260-4(b)(5)).
☐ Very Small Quantity Generator hazardous waste
Facility Area: 105 acres
Disposal Area: 46 acres
IX. Application Documents
Indicate documents attached to this application (all are required):
☐ Facility Map with each landfarm cell, landfill cell, and surface impoundment labeled
☐ Copy of Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining Permit
☐ Copy of Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining Approval/Issuance Letter
☐ Copy of Division of Oil, Gas, and Mining Bonding (Financial Assurance)
STATE OF UTAH Waste Disposal Permit
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES AMENDED REPORT
DIVISION OF OIL, GAS AND MINING Original Filing Date: 1/15/2020
WASTE DISPOSAL PERMIT
1. Name of Operator
R N Industries
2. Utah Account Number
101818.0
3. Address of Operator City State Zip
PO Box 1168 Vernal UT 84078
4. Phone Number
435-722-3800
5. Name of 3rd Party Contractor
GeoStrata Engineering & Geo-Sciences
6. Facility Name
Glen Bench North
7. Address of Contractor City State Zip
14425 South Center Point Way Bluffdale UT 84055
7. Phone Number
9. Additional Comments
April 27, 2020
Sundry Number: 101724
RECEIVED: Jan. 15, 2020
ENERGY SERVICE
2180 S 1300 E Ste 310, Salt Lake City, UT 84106 and 2002 Timberloch Pl. The Woodlands, TX 77380
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Permit Renewal Application
for
DALBO, Inc. and RN Industries
(subsidiaries of DHI)
Glen Bench North E&P Waste Disposal Facility
Five Year Permit Renewal
Presented To:
State of Utah
Division of Oil, Gas and Mining
Department of Natural Resources
Prepared by:
GeoStrata Engineering & Geo-Sciences
14425 South Center Point Way
Bluffdale, UT 84055
on
November 8, 2019
Property Location:
160 Acres in NE/4, Section 5, T 9S, R 22E, SLB&M
Uintah County, Utah
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
RECEIVED: Jan. 15, 2020
Utah Division of Oil Gas & Mining Permit Renewal Application
for
Glen Bench Exploration & Production Waste Disposal
26348 South Glen Bench Road Uintah County, Utah
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. Introduction and Narrative
B. Site Description and Assessment and Closure and Post Closure Cost Estimate
1. Description and Assessment of Existing Conditions
a. Site Description
b. Contamination Evaluation
c. Equipment Assessment
d. Practices Assessment
e. Monitoring Program
2. Closure Cost and Bonding Evaluation
a. Contamination Evaluation
b. Remediation of E&P Waste Contamination
c. Site Closure Evaluation Scope of Work
d. Infrastructure Removal Scope of Work
e. Seeding and Revegetation Scope of Work
f. Initial Closure Monitoring Report
g. Post Closure Monitoring Scope of Work
3. Observations and Recommendations
C. Attachments
1. Attachment 1 – Maps and drawings
2. Attachment 2 – Third Party Closure Cost Estimate
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
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Utah Division of Oil Gas & Mining Permit Renewal Application
for
Glen Bench Exploration & Production Waste Disposal
26348 South Glen Bench Road Uintah County, Utah
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A. Introduction and Narrative
The Glen Bench North Exploration & Production(E&P) Waste Disposal facility has three separate
Company Bonds associated with it. Each of these Bonds are in the name of DALBO Inc. DALBO, Inc.
and RN Industries are both wholly owned subsidiaries of DHI Energy Service. The reason for the
multiple entity names for this facility is a direct result of facility ownership, expansion, acquisition,
and rebranding throughout the lifetime of said facility.
DALBO, Inc. and RN Industries (The Company) submits this Exploration and Production (E&P) Waste
Disposal Permit Renewal Application (Application) for the subject facility (Facility) in accordance with
the requirements of Utah Administrative Code, Rules R649-9-8.2, R649-9-8.2.1 and R649-9-8.5.1.
This Application includes an assessment of site reclamation requirements and closure cost estimates
compiled by a responsible third-party contractor.
The Company understands that permit renewals may be approved for a five-year period depending
on the results of DOGM’s review and consideration of the Application and historic Facility compliance
performance.
The Facility receives and treats produced water, natural gas liquids (NGL), other Exploration and
Production (E&P) wastes, and other wastes as may be permitted.
The Facility is located about 27 miles south of Vernal, Utah and is outside of the Vernal City limits.
The address to the Facility is:
26348 South Glen Bench Road
Uintah County, Utah 84078
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
RECEIVED: Jan. 15, 2020
Utah Division of Oil Gas & Mining Permit Renewal Application
for
Glen Bench Exploration & Production Waste Disposal
26348 South Glen Bench Road Uintah County, Utah
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B. Site Description and Assessment, Closure and Post Closure Cost Estimate and
Bond Evaluation
The following narrative addresses requirements established for permit renewal of the titled facility as
described in in Utah Division of Oil, Gas and Mining guidance document, Five Year E&P Waste Disposal
Facility Permit Renewals, (re: Utah Oil & Gas Conservation General Rules R649-9-8.5.1 Bonding of
Disposal Facilities), dated August 2017.
1. Description and Assessment of Existing Conditions
a. Site Description:
The Company’s Glen Bench North Exploration & Production(E&P) Waste Disposal is located on
approximately 102 Acres in NE/4 of Section 5 of T 9S, R 22E, SLB&M. See DISPOSAL site map
below.
The current site has one office/shop building, two small sheds, two off-loading areas, one
concrete oil/water separation vault (OWS), and three API-12 above-ground storage tanks. The
site has a single skimming pond and 9 operational evaporation ponds. The operational
evaporation ponds are range nominally from 3.0 to 10.5 acres in size. The Facility also has one
landfarm.
Liquid E&P Waste is discharged from tank trucks into the treatment system at the in-ground
OWS. It is then directed into the skimming pond for further oil removal, recovered oil is stored in
another set of above ground storage tanks. Water is then discharged to the operational
evaporation ponds. Solids are de-watered and transported to the on-site Landfarm. See Existing
Process Flow Diagram in Attachment 1.
Tank Bottoms waste, OWS solids and similar slurries are de-watered and conditioned for
Landfarm treatment.
Other contaminated soils can be accepted to be treated in the Landfarm if material meets the
paint filter test for moisture content.
b. Contamination Evaluation
There is no known or observable surface soil contamination on this site.
No process-induced vadose zone soil or unconfined aquifer contamination is known to exist.
There are no known records of incomplete spill clean-up.
Process containment berms, sumps and similar enclosures are free from pooled oil and/ or
measurable contaminated oil accumulation.
c. Equipment Assessment
Major construction and equipment operated at this facility has been observed by Engineer. Any
tests performed to assess equipment condition were cursory in nature. A review of equipment
repair and maintenance records provided by Owner form the basis of the Engineer’s opinion of
service life expectancy.
Service life expectancy is based upon the assumption that appropriate, regular maintenance and
equipment repair has been and will continue to be performed.
It is the Engineer’s opinion that all major equipment and infrastructure construction at this facility
is in expected condition for its age. Future assessment of life expectancy can be based on age.
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
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More particularly:
i. Site roadways are constructed and maintained with appropriate wearing surface,
drainage and turning radii for expected traffic.
ii. Road and site drainage show no signs of overflow, debris accumulation or excessive
erosion.
iii. Earthen structures are free of piping and excessive erosion.
iv. Observable portions of piping and HDPE liners are not excessively worn or weathered.
v. No observable pump seals showed excessive leakage.
vi. Process heaters appear to be appropriately maintained. They are thermostatically
controlled and manually brought into and out of service by facility operators.
vii. Exposed surfaces of tanks and piping are corrosion free with the exception of mill scale
and light, tightly adhering rust. No pitting corrosion was observed.
viii. Buildings
The site has three buildings that include an office/shop metal building and two stick-
framed sheds for storing equipment. The office/shop building is approximately 7200
square foot and is heated and fan-cooled. The two sheds are each approximately 400
square feet.
ix. Mobile Equipment
No mobile equipment is permanently assigned to this site
d. Practices Assessment
Engineer has reviewed Owner provided operating procedures and has observed those procedures
in practice. Owner and Engineer offer the following practice changes to improve efficiency and
environmental protections.
i. Water Disposal and Solids Disposal Operation Assessment
This Disposal has been operated less than 50% of the time during the last five years. The
following observations apply to time periods when the Disposal is regularly used in a
normal operating mode.
Strong consideration should be given to complete closure, step-wise closure or sale of this
facility to reduce Owner liability unless there is a superseding business reason to do
otherwise.
Controls for the process described in B.1.a., above and shown on the Process Flow
Diagram in Attachment 1. Only minor portions of equipment and controls are automated.
- Operators appear to be very familiar with the overall plant process and perform
process Quality Control for a large percentage of their time. Throughout their
working hours operators sample process liquids for anomalies. Whenever process
liquids or machinery operation appears abnormal operators will intervene in one of
two ways.
Most often the operator will make equipment and process adjustments for which the
operator has been trained and given authority to perform.
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
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Process and equipment adjustments which appear to be needed, but which operator
has not been authorized to perform, are immediately brought to the attention of
other operating staff and plant management for resolution.
- Large equipment temperatures, pressures, flowrates and the like are constantly
monitored by operating staff and management. Although some process monitoring
parameters are observed via remote displays, most instrument monitoring and all
sampling is locally observed/performed.
- Leak detection equipment is monitored weekly.
- It is the Engineer’s opinion that:
No additional process monitoring automation is warranted for any reason at this
Disposal unless it is returned to regular, continuous use or operation.
Frequency of leak detection monitoring should be decreased (i.e. allow a longer time
between subsequent observations) to quarterly time periods.
Process sampling should continue to be performed manually and locally because this
operation is not big enough to warrant remote, automated process sampling.
The biggest process variable is the type of waste brought to the Facility. It is the
Engineer’s opinion there is no commercially available, off- the-shelf (COTS)
equipment to classify incoming waste. There is no Reasonably Available Control
Technology (RACT) or even Best Available Control Technology (BACT) that is
economically viable for The Company to implement. The methods that remain (client
waste certification, periodic waste testing by client, waste evaluation by experienced
staff and similar) are best available for The Company operation and should continue
to be used.
ii. Landfarm Operation Assessment
Landfarms are currently dormant and have been so for about five years. The following
description is applicable at such time as the landfarms are being operated.
- The two existing landfarms accept frac sands, filtered tank bottom sludges, and
other acceptable E&P solid wastes that pass a paint filter test and contain
hydrocarbons. Landfarms are a wind-row, soil remediation process that reduces
petroleum contaminated soil (PCS) concentrations through biodegradation.
- Contaminated soils are periodically turned over using common farming or similar
equipment to aerate landfarmed soils. Soils will be worked in either a traditional
fashion or using a windrow technique depending on the soil composition and volume.
This practice supports naturally occurring aerobic and/or augmented micro-
organisms (archaea and bacteria) consuming E&P waste in the contaminated soil.
Landfarm waste bulk density, texture and porosity are controlled by addition of
straw, sawdust, pearlite and similar conditioning material.
Clean, low salinity water is applied as needed to keep the soils moist enough to
support micro-organism growth.
- Runoff water from the landfarm area is detained on the landfarm. Excess
stormwater is drawn of as necessary and treated with incoming E&P waste.
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
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Glen Bench Exploration & Production Waste Disposal
26348 South Glen Bench Road Uintah County, Utah
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- Visual and olfactory screening is used to monitor the landfarming process. Before
material is removed from the landfarm, sampled and lab tested to ensure the
treatment process has run to completion.
- Engineer has determined that this treatment process and associated lab test results
are being correctly applied. No changes to this treatment process are needed to
comply with regulation or improve the process.
e. Monitoring Program
Soil and water sampling and testing, visual equipment inspection, pressure tests, sampling and
analysis of material collected by leak detection systems and waste mass balance calculations
used at this facility are described below. Additional or re-configured monitoring practices which
could reasonably and economically improve detection of inadvertent waste release are also
described below. According to Owner-provided records, sampling and testing for spill and/or leak
clean-up is always performed to verify that all needed clean-up is complete.
i. Water Sampling and testing is performed on all liquid taken from leak detection sumps.
ii. Leak Detection Monitoring of designated leak detection sumps occurs regularly.
iii. When in operation, sampling of landfarm soil is performed to evaluate process efficiency,
completeness of hydrocarbon removal and salinity thresholds before removal of treated
soil.
f. Additional or re-configured monitoring practices which could reasonably and economically
improve operational efficacy and detection of inadvertent waste release are described below.
To enhance early detection of inadvertent waste release and more accurately determine leak
sources while this Disposal is dormant The Company should consider:
i. Adding a chemical tracer to certain waste streams.
ii. Low pressure (< 15 psig) leak testing followed by Dry Lay-Up of buried pipe.
iii. Periodic liner leak testing.
iv. Reducing the number pf impoundments that contain wastewater by moving water to the
fewest impoundments practicable and have liners in the best condition.
2. Closure Cost and Bonding Evaluation
Bond cost components referenced in this section have been determined by applying unit costs to
quantity take-off from drawings and documents provided by Owner and cursory field inspections and
surveys by the Engineer.
a. Contamination Evaluation
No evidence of Soil, Surface Water or Groundwater contamination was found at this facility.
b. Remediation of E&P Waste Contamination
None required.
c. Site Closure Evaluation Scope of Work
Upon closure potential soil contamination will be identified with a Photo Ionization Detector (PID)
survey. Groundwater quality and surface water will be sampled lab-tested. Hazardous
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
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26348 South Glen Bench Road Uintah County, Utah
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substances stored or used on site will be inventoried. Costs for this evaluation are included in
calculated closure costs.
d. Infrastructure Removal Scope of Work
The cost to remove all site infrastructure and equipment as may be reasonable and necessary to
return site to a condition similar to its use and appearance before being used as an E&P Waste
Disposal is included in reclamation cost estimate.
No costs are included to reclaim and/or improve the site to conditions better than those occurring
before its use as and E&P Disposal or markedly better than exist on adjacent property. Grading
and contouring the site to the exact site geometry before site was used as an E&P Disposal has
not been used as a reclamation criterion.
Generally, infrastructure removal closure cost estimates include:
i. Removal all tanks, security fence, buildings, liner materials (excepting those materials
abandoned in place), piping and concrete structures which do not add value to the site
are included in the Infrastructure Removal portion of closure costs.
ii. Pond liner and certain piping that do not harbor or contain E&P Waste and which will have
at least two feet of soil cover will be abandoned in place.
iii. Earthwork and grading to restore site to a serviceable condition similar to, and in keeping
with surrounding land use and drainage.
e. Seeding and Revegetation Scope of Work
Seeding/revegetation cost based on drag harrowing and hydroseeding is included in the closure
cost estimate. Seed mixture and application rate determined by Great Basin Company of
Ephraim, Utah are included in this component of closure cost estimate.
f. Initial Closure Monitoring Report
This report will describe:
i. Estimated closure PID survey results and required sampling and lab testing.
ii. Groundwater and surface water required to be sampled lab-tested.
iii. Inventory of hazardous substances removed from site.
iv. Site grading, revegetation and erosion control.
g. Post Closure Monitoring Scope of Work
Post closure monitoring and care cost will include annual:
i. Erosion control and surface water management.
ii. Sampling and testing of groundwater.
iii. Sampling and testing of site and Landfarm soil and surface water as described in the initial
closure report.
iv. Written report describing the condition of the reclaimed site and work performed to
monitor and maintain reclaimed site.
3. Observations and Recommendations
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
RECEIVED: Jan. 15, 2020
Utah Division of Oil Gas & Mining Permit Renewal Application
for
Glen Bench Exploration & Production Waste Disposal
26348 South Glen Bench Road Uintah County, Utah
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Included in Articles 1. d. and 1. f, above.
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
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for
Glen Bench Exploration & Production Waste Disposal
26348 South Glen Bench Road Uintah County, Utah
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‘C. Attachments
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
RECEIVED: Jan. 15, 2020
Utah Division of Oil Gas & Mining Permit Renewal Application
for
Glen Bench Exploration & Production Waste Disposal
26348 South Glen Bench Road Uintah County, Utah
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ATTACHMENT 1
MAPS and DRAWINGS
Site & Vicinity
PFD
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LAND FARM
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Glen Bench North Disposal Facility
Map1
Legend
North and South
Facility Boundary
Copyright GeoStrata, 2018±1:6,000BASE MAP: Aerial Orthphotography obtained from the State of Utah AGRC
North Facility
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Produced
Water
Copyright GeoStrata, 2018
Permit Renewal
RN Industries
Project Number: 524-084
Legend
Water
Oil Solids
Vault
Oil/Water/solids
Separator
Skim Pond Evaporation
Ponds
Oil Tanks
Imported
Solids
Figure
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Imported Solids
Disposed in
Landfarm
Glen Bench Process Flow Diagram
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ATTACHMENT 2
CLOSURE COST ESTIMATE
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
RECEIVED: Jan. 15, 2020
Dalbo Inc Date: 1/10/2020
Facility: Glen Bench NORTH E&P Disposal
Number of Acres to be Reclaimed 32.5 Acres 0
Contamination Remediation Cost Estimates 53,887$ 2
Removal of Infrastructure Costs Estimates 42,637$ 3
Earthwork and Grading Cost Estimates 465,386$ 4
Revegetation Cost Estimates 40,950$ 5
Final Closure & Post Closure Cost Estimates 51,621$ 6
Total Cost Estimate 654,481$
(Increase above total cost estimate by 14% if indirect costs are not included) 91,627$
Total Reclamation Cost Required 746,109$
Bond Posted 546,011$ 7
Difference Between Cost Estimate and Bond (200,098)$
Direct and Indirect Costs
Five Year E&P Waste Disposal Facility Bond Calculation Summary Form
Sundry Number: 101724 File: Detailed Site Description
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Glen Bench North E&P Waste Disposal
Section 5, T9S, R22E, SLBM
05/30/18
GeoStrata
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Dayne Doucet Digitally signed by Dayne Doucet DN: cn=Dayne Doucet, o=DNR, ou=DOGM,
email=daynedoucet@utah.gov, c=US
Date: 2020.04.27 08:29:16 -06'00'
05/30/18 ASM 11/25/19 DKD
05/30/18 ASM 11/25/19 DKD
07/03/18 BW 09/26/19 BW $ 750,000
Additional bonding will be needed for this facility.
Dayne Doucet Digitally signed by Dayne Doucet
DN: cn=Dayne Doucet, o=DNR, ou=DOGM,
email=daynedoucet@utah.gov, c=US
Date: 2020.04.27 08:31:46 -06'00'✔
07/03/18 ASM
11/26/18 ASM Landfarm test results are needed-ASM
Landfarm has not been used since construction; baseline
samples recommended but not required - ASM
07/03/18 ASM
11/08/19 ASM No drilling mud is allowed in the landfarm-ASM
Sundry Number: 101724
RECEIVED: Jan. 15, 2020
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11/08/19 ASM
All leak detection sumps will be monitored and reported
on a weekly basis-ASM
07/03/18 BW Is there a need for Contaminated Soil removal? Request
made of GeoStrata on May 2, 2019. Land farms were
tested.
07/03/18 BW
07/03/18 BW Earthwork and grading seems low. Review and questions
asked.
07/03/18 BW
BTW Visited both North and South Glen Bench.
Sundry Number: 101724
RECEIVED: Jan. 15, 2020
Facility State Agency
Bonding Type Account # Issuer
RNI GL
Account
Number
Actual Interest
Rate as of
12/31/2023
Confirmed
12/31/2023
Value
YTD
ESTIMATED
Interest
Income(net of
interest
earned and
released) YTD
Y/E Interest
Adjustment
to actual
2024
Deposits Releases
Transfer
In/Out Ending Estimated Balance EOM Per GL Difference
Exceed FDIC
Per 12/31/2024
Confirm
GL Confirm
Difference
Actual
Interest Rate
as of
12/31/2023
BlueBell RNI Utah DOGM Business MM 027766005 Zions Bank
18201 see statement $144,810.23 $0.00 $91.96 reconciled at cash recon worksheet $144,821.87 reconciled at cash recon worksheet $0.00 144,810.23 -$11.64 0.75%
Glen Bench RNI Utah DOGM Business MM 027765999 Zions Bank
18202 see statement $123,860.37 $0.00 $78.66 reconciled at cash recon worksheet $123,870.33 reconciled at cash recon worksheet $0.00 123,860.37 -$9.96 0.75%
Pleasant Valley - RNI Utah Duchesne County Business MM 027765973 Zions Bank
18203 see statement $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 - $0.00 0.00%
Pleasant Valley - RNI Utah DOGM Business MM 027765932 Zions Bank
18204 see statement $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 - $0.00 0.00%
Seep Ridge Utah DOGM Business MM 027765940 Zions Bank
18205 see statement $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 $0.00 - $0.00 0.00%
Bluebell Utah DOGM CD
579-156795-0 Zions First National 18206 5.07% $601,621.13 $17,792.94 -$404,215.86 $215,198.21 $215,198.21 $0.00 $0.00 601,621.13 $386,422.92 5.07%
Chapita Utah DOGM CD
579-156799-2 Zions First National 18207 0.19% $57,809.07 $64.07 $57,873.14 $57,873.14 $0.00 $0.00 57,809.07 -$64.07 0.19%
Chapita Utah DOGM CD
579-156796-8 Zions First National 18208 5.07% $941,783.28 $27,853.24 -$208,573.00 $761,063.52 $761,063.52 $0.00 $511,063.52 941,783.28 $180,719.76 5.07%
Glen Bench - RNI Utah DOGM CD
579-156797-6 Zions First National 18209 5.07% $643,711.72 $19,037.77 $662,749.49 $662,749.49 $0.00 $412,749.49 643,711.72 -$19,037.77 5.07%
Wonsit Utah DOGM CD
579-156798-4 Zions First National 18210 5.07% $1,201,951.28 $35,547.71 -$87,599.67 $1,149,899.32 $1,149,899.32 $0.00 $899,899.32 1,201,951.28 $52,051.96 5.07%
Ace Utah DOGM CD 579-156800-8
Zions First National 18211 5.07% $197,568.34 $5,843.08 $203,411.42 $203,411.42 $0.00 $0.00 197,568.34 -$5,843.08 5.07%
Glen Bench Utah DOGM CD 579-156801-6
Zions First National 18212 5.07% $574,582.63 $16,993.28 $591,575.91 $591,575.91 $0.00 $341,575.91 574,582.63 -$16,993.28 5.07%
Seep Ridge Utah DOGM CD 579-156803-2
Zions First National 18213 5.07% $448,453.13 $13,263.00 $461,716.13 $461,716.13 $0.00 $211,716.13 448,453.13 -$13,263.00 5.07%
Seep Ridge Utah DOGM CD 579-156804-0
Zions First National 18214 5.07% $306,868.61 $9,075.64 $315,944.25 $315,944.25 $0.00 $65,944.25 306,868.61 -$9,075.64 5.07%
Ace Utah DOGM CD 579-156805-7
Zions First National 18215 5.07% $251,995.44 $7,452.77 $259,448.21 $259,448.21 $0.00 $9,448.21 251,995.44 -$7,452.77 5.07%
Piceance Creek Colorado CDPHE CD 5780001086
Vectra Bank 18216 0.14% $138,699.61 $113.27 $138,812.88 $138,812.88 $0.00 $0.00 138,699.61 -$113.27 0.00%
Piceance Creek Colorado CDPHE CD 5780001078
Vectra Bank 18217 0.14% $195,285.46 $159.48 $195,444.94 $195,444.94 $0.00 $0.00 195,285.46 -$159.48 0.00%
Rangely Colorado CDPHE CD 11023600100407 Bank of the San Juans
18218 0.21% $285,283.72 $349.47 $285,633.19 $285,633.19 $0.00 $35,633.19 285,283.72 -$349.47 0.00%
Wonsit Pond 9 Utah Solid Waste CD 579-234585-1 Zions Bank
18219 0.19% $542,893.64 $601.71 $543,495.35 $543,495.35 $0.00 $293,495.35 542,893.64 -$601.71 0.19%
Bluebell Landfill Utah Solid Waste Savings 579-741682-2 Zions Bank
18220 0.19% $358,003.09 $396.79 $358,399.88 $358,399.88 $0.00 $108,399.88 358,003.09 -$396.79 0.19%
Chapita Utah SITLA 8911974 Zions Money Market
18221 0.19% $117,260.43 $129.96 $117,390.39 $117,390.39 $0.00 $0.00 $117,260.43 -$129.96 0.00%
TOTALS - RESTRICTED CASH $7,132,441.18 $154,674.18 $0.00 $0.00 -$700,388.53 $170.62 $6,318,056.23 $6,586,748.43 $0.00 $2,889,925.25