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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMinutes Oil And Gas Advisory Committee - 02/20/2002 • for ,,+ 231/4+ — a • — MINUTES72829 OIL AND GAS ADVISORY COMMITTEE "Po February 20, 2002 FEB 2.002 FCF1"s` ;J PRESENT: Jerry Dewbre, Industry Representative - Charles Jacobs,Alternate Industry Representative - . eco) Michael Woodcock, Public Representative Sharon Johnson,Industry Representative OTHERS PRESENT: Jay Heidecker, Petroleum Superintendent; Rick Ramos, Management Assistant;Bill Benavidez and Shane P. Wilson, Seitel Data, Ltd.;News Media The meeting was called to order by Chairman Jerry Dewbre. Mr. Dewbre asked if there were any corrections to the minutes of the meeting on October 10, 2001. On a motion Mr. Jacobs, seconded by Mr. Woodcock,the minutes were unanimously approved as written. Consideration of an application from Seitel Data,Ltd. for a seismic permit to conduct a 3-13 shothole operation in the San Juan location immediately south of Corpus Christi Municipal Airport within thecity limits began. Mr. Benavidez, representing Seitel Data, Ltd., stated they have performed this type of survey within the city before and will abide by all rules recommended. A map depicting the survey and a list of previous restrictions was reviewed. Mr. Heidecker described Seitels past history with the city as being in good standing and also stated that,upon his request, Seitel had supplied this Department with a letter eliminating all liabilities from the City of Corpus Christi for any and all Seitel operations. A motion was made by Ms. Johnson to approve the issuance of the seismic permit with the listed requirements, seconded by Mr. Jacobs, and unanimously agreed by the Committee. Mr. Dewbre asked that the Trailer Park in the area is notified of the survey and Mr. Benavides stated they would. The next item on the agenda was to consider amending Chapter 35 Oil and Gas Wells Section 35-92 Transfer of Permit to include an administrative fee of$100.00 per permit. Mr. Heidecker supplied the members with information regarding the administrative procedures involved, the total number of transfers in the past year and the current accepted industry standard involving permit transfer fees. After discussion a motion was made by Mr. Jacobs to amend the ordinance to include the fee, seconded by Mr. Woodcock, and unanimously agreed by the Committee. Mr. Dewbre asked if there was any other business and Mr. Heidecker asked for a vote by the committee to amend the ordinance to update part of Section 35-133 that requires a collar and a two- inch galvanized pipe extending five feet above the surface with a metal well ID certificate attached as discussed previously during the last Advisory Meeting. He stated with the advent of common high tech tools the wells can be easily located with GIS coordinates and should not require the extra expense and possible hazard that the riser could cause. A motion was made by Mr. Woodcock to amend the ordinance as referenced, seconded by Mr. Jacobs, and unanimously agreed by the Committee. There being no other business, on a motion by Mr. Jacobs, seconded by Ms. Johnson, the meeting adjourned at 11:10 a.m. SCANNED