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Jan 21 05 05: 45p V 181.2 (Continued) 181.2 I. All conductors on the construction site that will not be removed by V excavation must be plugged with cement and leak tested by a Division L inspector. Any conductor must be plotted on the construction site plan and listed on the Construction Site Plan Review. A recommendation for a vent system should be made when appropriate, for consideration by the local L permitting agency. J. If an applicant does not comply with the Division's reabandonment statute L requirements, which may be modified at local jurisdiction direction, the District should notify the local permitting agency of the situation. If warranted, a letter of concern should be written to the local permitting 6. / K. The outermost casing stub of all wells within the construction site should be maintained within 5 to 10 feet below the surface of final grade. The casing ` can be cut off ora riser s r added to achieve the required depth. The District Deputy may grant variances for proposed utilities, channel construction, i special vent systems, swimming pools, etc. L. Foll- r(5-ocation verification and testing, the applicant must correctly plot the well location on the construction site plan, which will be supplied to the Division for the Construction Site Plan Review. The Division will keep a copy of any well location surveys in the project folder and the well file, and enter the data in an appropriate database. Each well must be identified with the official name of the company/operator and well designation. Wells in proximity, but outside the construction site, should also be plotted to verify their location. The applicant must submit at least three copies of the construction site plan to the local permitting agency or district office to satisfy requirements. of the Division's Construction Site Plan Review program. The construction site plan should indicate the property and/or construction site boundaries, footprints of proposed structures and existing structures that will remain existing and proposed oilfield facilities (tanks, processing equipment, enclosures, pipelines, etc.) that will be operating on the site after completion of the proposed development. Also, the applicant should include ` a description of the existing type and height of all facility enclosures (e.g., fencing) and list any modifications that are part of the construction site plan. All well work must be completed prior to any construction site plan approval being issued. M0118116 February 2004