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2.B Class 2 Injection Well Reporting Requirements

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2.B Class 2 Injection Well Reporting Requirements

PART 8. INJECTION WELLS of the Administrative Rules, R 324.806 - R 324.811, Part 615, Public Acts of 1994 as amended requires operators to file records, report operating conditions, and to provide notifications for Class II injection wells. Operators may now submit all records, reports, and notifications required under Part 8 through the MiSTAR system. By authority of the Supervisor of Wells, the prescribed format to fulfill these requirements is by submitting template data – or – by submitting PDFs as indicated directly below:

Records and reports to be submitted using MiSTAR:

Operators should use MiSTAR to submit forms above to fulfill the reporting requirements for Class II.

Records and reporting to be submitted by PDF documents using MiSTAR:

Where electronic templates (EDD) are not feasible for reporting requirements under Part 8, MiSTAR also accepts documents in PDF format. Those documents include:

  • Annual Injectate Analysis (Rule 324.810(8))
  • Injectate Analysis Other (324.810(8))
  • MIT Gauge Records (Rule 324.806(3) and 324.808(3))
  • MIT Chart (Rule 324.806(3) and 324.808(3))
  • Commercial Sources Quarterly (Rule 324.810(5))
  • Commercial Sources New (Rule 324.810(6))

Operators should use MiSTAR to submit PDFs as Document Uploads for the forms listed above to fulfill the reporting requirements for Class II Wells.

Class II reporting requirements

Report Frequency Timing Comment
Injection Data- well not used for secondary recovery Weekly recording Monthly reporting Due by the end of the following month
Injection Data secondary recovery well Monthly recording Annual reporting By March 1st of each year for the previous year
Commercial disposal well list of sources Quarterly Quarterly Due within 45 days after the end of each quarter
Commercial disposal new source Any time new source is added Before injection of new fluid Supervisor approval in letter form required prior to injection from new source.
Schedule MIT At least every 5
years		 No less than 5
days before test		 Operators encouraged to schedule in advance.
Results of MIT After every MIT Within 14 days
after test		 N/A
Loss of Mechanical
Integrity (MI)		 After every loss
of MI		 Within 24 hours,
written within 5
days		 Logging related within 5-10 days.
Quarterly Annulus fill
data		 Quarterly Quarterly Due within 45 days after end of each quarter. Rule Authorized wells exempt.
Annual Injection
analysis		 At least
annually		 By March 1 of
each year for
previous year		 More frequently if changes in source or characteristics of injectate (within 30 days)
Permitted max
injection pressure
exceedance		 Every
occurrence		 On the next
injection report		 N/A
Observed noteworthy
anomalies or
problems		 Every
occurrence		 On any
submitted report		 N/A
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