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Pursuant to 4 .F.R. _.1 ~(b) and __.) 8, lr EP '. Co olidatetl Rule' of Practice. the

n' nl gr 'ment r I 'ing thi malt r i hereb uppr etl and incorp rated n:fl:renct: int

thi ina] Ord r. Th R 'P ndem is her "b. ORDER D to comply ith nil of the tel1n rth

Con ent ...reem nl. elT cti e imm diat I upon r eipt b Re"pond nt ofthi on ent

gr ement and Final Ord 'r.

This 'oun \I ill a pt the Ie trunk filing fthl: Con nt grcem nt in thi matter at lhi

lime. ho vcr tb Partil;, ar to III the riginal ., n' nt gr em 111 within: en dn - of

I'suanec fthis Order.

1'h Partie are hercb RDERED to mpl with all of lh t nns of thi Order.

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UNITED STATES

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY

REGION 8

Docket No. CAA-08-20tt-OOI9

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ADMtNISTRATIVE COMPLAINT

AND CONSENT AGREEMENT

AUTHORITY

The United Stalcs Environmental Protection Agency, Region 8 (EPA OT Complainant) is issuing

this Administrative Complaint and Consent Agreement (Agreement) to Slawson Exploration Co., lne.

(Respondent) pursuant to Sections 113(a)(3) and 113(d)(I) urthe Clean Air Act (CAA or the Act), 42

U.S.C. § 7413(a)(3) and § 7413(d)( I). The Administratnr ofthe EPA has the authorilY 10 enler into thi'

Agreement and that authority has been properly delegated to the undersigned EPA official.

A. STATUTORY AI\l> REGULATORY BACKGROUl\D

I. On June 19, 1978, EPA promulgated the Prevention of Significant Deterioration (PSO) regulations

pursuanllo Subtitle 1. Part C of the Act. 43 Fed. Reg. 26403. EPA revised the PSD regulations on

several occasions including August 7,1980 (45 Fed. Reg. 52676) and DecembeT 31,2002 (67 Fed. Reg.

80186). These regulutions arc codified at 40 C.F.R. Part 52.

2. Tcnns used ill this Agreement that are defined in Ihe Act or in regulations promulgated pursuant to the

ACI shall have the meanings assigned In lhem therein, unless otherwise provided in this Agreement.

3. The t:mission sources 10 whieh this Agreement relates arc in "Indian country" as defined at 18 U.S.C.

§1151. The locations ofthe emission sources nre identified in Appendix A.

4. Section 165(a) ofthe Act, 42 U.S.C. g7475(a). and the P 0 regulation, implementing Pan C at 40

C.F.R. § 52.21 (a)(2)(iii), prohibit a major stationary source from commencing construction or major

modification of a major stationary source without a pennit which statt:s that the major stationary SOUTCe:

or modification would meet lhe requirements of40 C.F.R. § 52.21 (j) through (r).

S. 40 .F.R. S52.21(b)(5) defines a "stationary source" as, :lny building. structure. facility or installation

which emits or may emit II regulated PSD pollutant.

6, 40 C.F.R. § 52.21 (b)( I)(i)(b) defines 11 "major stlltionary source" as, among Othcrthings. any stationary

source thai emits. or has the potentia! 10 emit, 250 lOllS per year or more of any regulated PSD polhltunt.

7. 011 July 1,2011, EPA promuJgated final rules titled "Review of New Sources and Modifications in

Indian Country," (Trioal Minor NSR Rule) 76 Fed. Reg. 38748·808 (July 1, 2011) (to be codified" 40

C.F.R. Pans 49 and 5I). The final rules are eftbclive on August 30, 201 I. 76 Fed. Reg. al 38748. Once
c1Tcctivc. the rules allow, among other things, for a synlhetic minor source pennit to be issued to an

otherwise major source that has taken a restriction. enforceable us n legal and practical mattcr, so thai

the. sourcl:'s pott:ntial to emit is less than the amounts for major sources.

8. This proceeding is governed by the Consolidated Rules ofPraclice Governing the Administrative

A.ssessment ofCivit Penaltics, and the Revocation, Tennillaliotl or Suspension of Pc.nnits (Consolidated

Rules) set forth at 40 C.F.R. Pan 22. The U.S. Dcpartment ofJustice has concurred with EPA Region

8's request for authorization to commence an administrative enforcement. action ill this matter.

9. This Agreement is voluntarily c-ntered intQ by the EPA and the Respond!::nt lor the purpose of

simultaneously commencing and concluding this matter, as authorized by 40 C.F.R. § 22.l3(b), and

executed pursuant to 40 C.P.R. § 22. I8(b)(2) and (3) ofthe Consolldaloo Rules.

B. INTRODUCTORY PROVISIONS

I. This Agrcement oddrcsses 11 unique siluation in !.hal the Respondent is unable to obtllin an effective

synthetic minor source pcnnit from EPA prior to commencing consuuction because, pursuant to the new

Tribal Minor NSR Rule, the authority 10 issue such pt.m1its begins August 30, 2011.

2. This Agrel.ment is entered into by EPA and Respondent to settle alleged violations and allow

Respondents to comply as expeditiously a... possible with the requirements of the CAA, specifically

PSO, ofct.-rtain Bakken Fonnation Oil nnd Gas Emissi~ln Sources (emission sources) owned and/or

ope:ratcd by Respondent, located within the exterior boundaries ofthe Fort Berthold Indian Reservation

in North DakotD a:; described in Appendix A.

3. Respondent admits thejurisdietional allegations in this Agreement but docs not admit the: specific

factual allegations or legal conclusions made by Ihe Complainant berein.

4. Respondent waives its rights to a hearing before any tribunal and to conlest any issue aflaw or fact set

forth in this Agreement.

5. Complainant a.I;SCT1li that settlement ofthis matter is in tht: public intcrcsL Comphunanl and Respondent

agree that resolving this matter without further litigation and without adjudication of any issue offact or

law is flpprOplil1te.

6. This Agreement, which includes Appendices A and B, upon incorponHion into a Final Order, applies to

and is binding upon EPA and upon Respondent, and Respondc•.'1lt's officers. directors, employees, agents,

successors and assigns.

7. This Agrcemcot contains an tcnus oftlle-scttlement agreed to by the EPA lUld Respondent.

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C. ALLECED VIOLATIONS

I. Respondent is a Kansas corporation and therefore a "person" as defined in section 302(c) ofthe CAA,

42 U.S.C. § 7602(0).

2. Respondt:nt owns and/or opc:nues the emission SOUI'CC.o; described in Appendix A.

3. Complainant alleges that Respondent violated the CAA by constructing each of the major stationary

sources identified in Appendill A. Table A·I without first obtaining a PSD permil pursuant to 40 C.F.R.•

§ 52.21.

D. REQUIREMENTS UNDER THIS ACREEMENT

The EPA and Respondent, by their undersigned rcprcsentntives, hereby consent and agree as

follows:

I. Permitting

a. Within one year ofthe effective date of llus Agreement, for all Existing Emission Sources listed

in Appemlix A. Table A-I, Respondent shall submit to EPA a complete synthetic minor source

permit application under EPA's Tribal Mtnor NSR Rule. IfRespondent detennines that an

emission source was incorrectly included in Appcndix A, Table A-I, it may notify EPA ofthnl

fact by October 14, 20 II. In thil'll:ircumSHUlcc, Paragraph F.13 below shall apply.

b. By October I. 2011. Respondent shall submit lo EPA a complete synlhetic minor source pemlil

application for New Emission Sources Iistcd in Appendix A, Table A~2 that will commence

construction during the period starting August 31, 2011, and ending December 31, 20 II.

c. By November 1, 2011, Respondt:nt shall submit to EPA a complete synthetic minor source

permit application for New Emission Sources listed in Appendix A, Table A-3 that will

commence construction during the period staJ1ing January I. 2012, and ending March 31, 2012.

d. By January 1,2012, Respondent shall suhmit fO EPA a complete synthetic minor source p(:rmit

application for New Emission Sources listed in Appcndix A, Table A~4 that will commence

construction during lile period starting April I, 2012. and ending June 30, 2012.

c. Any emission sources for whicll construction will conuuence after June 30, 2012, are nOl subject

to this Agreement and Respondent must obtllin an effective synthetic minor source pennit from

£1'A or conlply with the provisions of40 C.F.R. § 52.21 prior to commencing conslructlon.

f. Inclusion of an emission source listed in Appendix. AI Table A~2, A-3 or A-4 does not preclude

Respondt:nt from commencing construction afthat emission source after the date specified in the

rclevant Paragraph D.l.b,c, and d above However, all such emission SOurl.\CS must commence

construction prior to June 30, 2012.

g. If those emission sources listed in Appendix Al Tables A~2, A-3, and/or A-4 do not commence

construction by June 30, 2012, then they are therefore not subject to Section D afthis

Agrcement.

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2. Control Requirements

a. For all Existing Emission Sources listed in Appendix A, Table A-I, the Respondent shall comply

with the requirements of Appendix B by no later than December 1,2011.

b. Fur all New Emission Sources listed in Appendix A, Tables A-2, A-3. and A-4 the Respondent

sh:l.lI comply with the requirements of Appendix B upon start-up of production. Emission

sources that receive an effective synthetic minor source permit before commencing construction

arc nol subject to the requirements ofthis Agreement.

J. Notification

Respondent shull notify the EPA on the last business day of each month of all oflhc emission

sources subject to this Agreement that commence construction in the previous month. Respondent shall

also notify the EPA whether those emission sources arc meeting the control requirements as requJTcd by

Appendix Band whether they have received an effective synthetic minor source permit. ThiS notice

shall ulso Include 11 list of emissions sources that are removing u 98% control device and using. a 90%

control dcvice <Ui outlined in Appendix B.

Unless otherwise specified herein, whenever RCl:ipondent's notification. submissions, or

communication are required by tbis Agreemenl, they shall bc mude: electronically or mailed to the

following:

Cynlhia J. Reynolds, Director

U.S. EPA Rcgion 8 (8ENF-AT)

Air & Toxjcs TechnicaJ Enforcement Program

1595 Wynkoop SI.

Denver, CO 80208-1129

revnolds.cynthia@cpa.ggv

E. CIVIL PENALTY

1. Pursuant to an analysis ofthe faclS and circuml:itanccs ofLhis case with the statutory factors described in

,ecUon 113(d)(1 )(B) oflhe CAA, 43 U.S.C. §7413(d)(1 )(B), EPA has detennined that an appropriate

civil pennlty to settlo this action is the amount 01'$3,000 per emission source listed in Appendix A for II

tOlal ofTI"ee Hundred Seventy Two Thousand 0011= (5372,000.00).

2. Respondent COnsents to the issuance of a Final Order and consents for the purpose ofsettlement to the

payment of Lhe civil penalty in the manner described below in this paragruph:

8. Payment is due within 90 calendar days from lhe date oftbe Final Order, to be issued by the

EPA'5 Regional Judicial Officcr that adopts this Administrative Complaint and Consenl

Agreement Ifthe due date falls 00 a weekend or legal federal holiday, then the due date

becomc$ the next business day. The date the payment is made is considered to be the date

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processed by the Bank described below. Payments received by J I:00 AM are processed on the

next business day.

b. TIle payment shull be made by remitting a cashier's or certified check, including the name and

docket number ofthis case, for the calculated amount, payable to "Treasurer, Uniled States of

America." to:

CHECK PAYM ENT:

US Environmental Protection Agency

Fines and Penalties

Cincinnati Finance Center

PO Box 979077

SI. Louis, MO 63197-9000

OVERNIGHT MAIL:

U.S. Bank

1005 Convention Plaza

Mail Slalion SL-MO-C2GL

SI. Louis, MO 6310 I

Contact: Natalie Pearson

314-418-4087

WIRE TRANSFER:

Wire Transfers should be directed 10 the Federal Reserve Bank of New York

Federal Reserve Bank of New York

ABA 021 030004

Account 680 I0727

SWIFT address =FRNYUS33

33 Libc:rty Street

New York, NY 10045

Ficld Tag 4200 of the Fedwire message should read AD 6801727 Environmental Protection

Agency

ACH (also known us REX or remittance express):

Automated Clearinghouse (ACH) for receiving US currency

PNC Bank

808 17" SIre<1, NW

Washington, DC 20074

Contact BJesse White 301-887·6548

ABA =- 051036706, Transaction Code 22- checking,

Envirorullcntal Protection AgCItcy. Account 310006, CTX Fonnat

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ON-LINE PAYMENT:

There is now an 00 Line Payment Option. available through Ihe Dept. ofTrcasury. This payment

option can be accessed from the information below:

www,nayl!.(w

Entc(' sfa 1.1 in the search field. Open form and complete required fields.

A copy ofthe check. or wire transfer, shall be sent simultaneously to:

Alexis North (8ENF-AT)

U.S. EPA Regiun 8

Technical Enforcement Progrmn

1595 Wynkoop Sl.

Denver, CO 80202-1129

and Tina Artemis

Regional Hearing Clerk (8RC)

U.S. EPA Region 8

1595 Wynkoop SL

Denver, CO 80202-1129

c. Payment Offhc penalty in this manner docs om relieve Rcspondelll of its obJigution to comply

with the requirements of the eM and its n:gulalions.

F. GENERAL PROVISIONS

I. The emissions controls required in Appendix B under this Agreement shall be considered "rederaUy

cnforccablc" and, ItS applicable, "'legally a.nd practicably enforceable" for purposes of calculating the

potential to emit for the emission sources covered under this Agreement.

2. Failure by Respondent to timely apply for, and Ultimately obtain, the synthetic minor pennit for any

"-mission source identified in this Abl'f'Ccmcnt or to comply with the requirements of Section 0 ttnd

Appendix B shall render any release or satisfaction of liability afforded under this Agreement null and

void as to that sourcc.

3. Nothing in this Agrcement shall be constnlcd as a wuivcr by the EPA or any other federal elltity orils

authority 10 seek costs or any appropriate penallY associated with any collection action instituted as a

reslllt of Respondent's failure to perfonn pursuant to the terms ofthis Agreement.

4. Once the: Respoodent has received a synthclic minor source pennit from EPA for the emission source

identified in Appendix A, and that permil has become effective.. the tenns ofthat pcnnil supersede this

Agreement.

5. For all Existing Emission Sources listed in Appendix A, Table A·l, Rc~pondcnt'ssubmission of a

complete synthetic minor source pennit application wiU constitute compliance with tht: relevant CAA

provisions during the period ofthis Agreement.

6. For all New Emission Sources listed in Appendix A, Tables A·2, A-3. and A-4. compliance with the

relevant CAA provisions requires tbat Respondent; a)obtains an effective synthetic minor source penn it;

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b) is subject to an EPA approved Federallmplementation Plan which allows for a pennit by rule; or c)

complies with il new EPA applicable CAA regulation that remOves them from PSD Qpplicability

7. Notwithstanding the terms of this Agreement, the Respondent must meet any other applicable

rcquirements ofthe Act or it:=: implementing regulations.

8. Respondent agrees that for any emission source operated without the controls required by this

Agreement, except for instances ofrnalfunclion, Respondent is in violation ofthis Agreemenl.

Malfunction shall be defined as any sudden, infrequenL, und not reasonably preventable failure ofair

pollution control equipment, process equipment, or a process to operate in a nomlal or usual manner,

caused by circumstances entirely beyond the control oflhe owner or operator, but shall not include

failures that urc eausccl in whol!.: or in pun by poor maintenance or careless operation.

9. Respondcnt agrees that any emission source whose actual emissions have cxccedt.-d 250 tons pcr year is

not covered by this Agreement, i.ncluding any emission source !istet.! by the Respondent in Appendix A.

10. Each undcrsigned representative urtbe EPA and Rcspondents (parties) to this Agreement certifies that

he or she is fully authori(':cd by tbe Party represented to bind lhe Party to the tenns and conditions of this

Agreemenl and to executc and legally bind lhat Party to this Agreement.

1L The Parties agree to submit this Agreement 10 the Regional Judicial Officer. with a request that it be

incorporated into a Final Order.

12. The terms, conditions, and compliance requirements ofthis Agreement may not be modified or amended

except upon the written agreement ofboth parties, and approval ofa Regional Judicial Officer.

13. Ifthe Respondent, pursuant to Paragraph D.I.a, above. wishes [0 amend Ihc list ofemission sources in

Appendix A, Table A·I, it shall submit t.hose b"Uggested changes to EPA for approval. If EPA agrees

with the suggested changes, the Parties will submit an amended A!,.'l'eement LO thc Regional JudiCIal

Officer for incorporation into a revised Final Order.

14. The effective dale ofthis Agreement is the date that the Final Order is signed by the Rcgion:tl Judicial

Officer.

15. This Agreement, upon incorporation into a Finol Order by the Regional JudiciAl Officer and full

satisfaction by the Parties, shall be a complete. full and final settlement of the violations alleged in lhis

Agreement

16. Each Party shall bear its own costs and lIttorneys fees in connection with all issues associated with this

Agreement.

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APPENDIX A

EMISSION SOURCE INVENTORY

Table A-I Existim~ Emission Sources {commenced construction by Au uSl30,2011

Soure Latitude Section, Well site Casinghca Casingbca TanksfTan Tanksffan

c and Towllship complclio d gas d gas k Ballery k Battery

Name Longitud • Range t'l date controlh;d control control control

c or device device device

caoturcd install date

Table A-2 New Emission Sources (commencing construction between August 31. 201 t and

December 31, 2011)

Source Section, Expected

Identification Township, Commence

Range Construction

Date

Table A-3 New Emission Sources (commencing construction between January 1.2012 and

March3\ 20121

Source S~rion, Expected

Identification Township, Commence

Range Construction

Date

Table A4 New Emission SOUfl.'eS (commencing construction between April 1, 2012 and June

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30 2012)

Source Section. Expected

IdenlJficauon Township, Commence

Range CODstruction

Date

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APPENDIX B

EMISSION CONTROL REQUIREMENTS

A. Applicubilhy

These requirements npply 10 existing e.nd new emission sources associated with oil production from

the Bakken Formation on the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation in Non.h Dakota and target the control

ofcasinghend gltS emissions (also known 0::; lrelltcr gas) and emissions from oil and produced wllter

storage tanks (tanks).

B. Control Requirements

All casinghead gas and lank emissions must be controlled or captured upon stan ofproduction. If

gas gathering infrastructure is in place, casinghead gas sholl he routed to a gas gathering pipelille us

soon as pruclicable. When a pipeline is not available, casinghead gas is required to be routed to a

control system or device in the Control SYSlem List below. The Control System List also applies to

emissions from oil and produced water storage tanks. Capture or conlrol devices sball be operated at

011 times when emissions may be: vented to them.

The owner/operator sh;tll maimnin and operate all air pollution control equipment, end all equipment

employed to contain <l1ul coll('"C1 vapors and tmnspvn them 10 the emission control system or device,

in al:cordancc with the manufaclurer's recommendations and in a manncr consistent with good nir

pollution conlrol pruclice for minimizing emissions.

Control System List

l. Aground pit narc (including, but nOllimited 10 pit nltfeS, shop built Onrcs or other similar

oilfield type Oares) or other 90% or greater ORE device. Ifa ground pit l1are is utili~ed, a

90% ORE to be assumed. This is considered Ihe minimum level ofcontrol ror tank and

treater gas emissions at all times.

2. A vapor recovery unit or oil stabilizer (hat is designed and operated to reduce lhe mass

conteUl ofVoe and toud hazardous .\ir pollutanl (HAP) emissions in the vapors vented 10 the

device by at teasl 95% by weight.

3. An enclosed combustion device approprialely sized for the sitc's operating parameters and

for which the manufacturer represents will achieve n destruction efficiency of at least 95% of

the VOCs with respect to the volumetric now and BTU coment ofthe sile's waste gas

stream. An enclosed combuslion dcvicc is operated including. but not limited to Ihe

following:

• This device should be operated with no visible emissions except for periods not to

exeeed It lotal of 5 minutes during any 2 consecutive hours; Method 22 of40 CFR

Appendix A shall be used to dClcnnine the compliuflce with this ....isible emission

provision.

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• Owncr/opcr3tor shall installllll appropri:nc, reliable temperature scnsor/tnmsmittcr

thai indicates continuous ignitiot'l ofthe pilot Dame on the control device. The

sensor/tfl:lnsmitttr will be conntCted to the site's uper...isory Control tlnd Data

Acquisiti(ln (SCADA) Systcm. The SCADA system will record temperature readings

8t a specified frequency and will be progrnmmed to trigger Iln nlarm iftcmperaturcs

outsidc Qf a pre-programmed runge 8rc dctected. For the purpose ofthis paragraph,

"continuous" monitoring equipment shull measure and record values at least once

every hour.

4. A utility Dare (using nn open Dame without enclosure) lhat is designed and operated to

reduce the mass content ofVOe and totnlllAP emissions in the vapors vented to the device

by lJtleast 98% by weight. A utility nare is uny narc Ihal is designed and operated in

IIccnrdunce with the requirements of 40 C.F.R § 60.18. Requirements of40 C.F.R § 60.18

include, but are not limited to the following:

• Flare shall be designed and operated with no visible emissions excep1 for periods not

to exceed n tOlnl of 5 minutes during any 2 consecutive hours; Method 22 of40 CFR

Appendix A shall be used to dClennine the compliance with this visiblt: emission

provision;

• Flare shall be operaled with n flnme present at all times;

• An owner/operator has the choice ofadhcring to either the heal coment specifications

in parugmph 40 C.F.R. § 60. I8(c)(3Xii) and the maximum lip velocity specifications

in paragraph (c)(4) or adhering to lhe requirements in 40 C.F.R. § 60.18(c)(3)(i);

• Flares uscd 10 comply with this section shall bc steam-assisted, air-assisted or

nOllDssiSICd:

• Owners/operators of nares shaU monilor Ihe conlrol devices to ensure thalthey are

operated and maintained in eonfonnance with their designs:

• The presence of a narc pilot flame shall be monitored using a themlOcouple or any

other equivslent device to detect the presence ofII name. Continuous checks by an

operator to verify the existence ofa visible Dame or 10 verify proper operation oflhe

igniler may be used in lieu of(j physical device. For the purpose ofthis paragraph,

"continuous" monitoring equipment shall measure and record values at least once

every hour.

• For safety and air pollution control purposes: each nare must be equipped IUld

operated with on automatic ignitor or a conlinuous burning pilol, which must be

maintained in good working order. This is required even ifthe Dare is used for

emergency purposes only.

5. COl\trOl devices other than those listed abov~ may be utilized upon approval from the EPA.

C. Recordkeeping Requirements

I. Owner/operator shall mAintain control device temperature logs for three years.

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Well Name 1.JJ1l1u4. LOI1ilJtude Sl!C\lon, Tow'1lh,p. RlIn<IlI Comllieton e<q)tured l:OnlrOl deVlCCl deviee 'nl,al' date

Namo 2-19-11li't .18623880 103 30 42-94 Sec 19.15-N-92W S'23o'20 c:apliJredA G'OiJn<l Flare 5I?3I'2C

SPVd!!r2- 7K ~7 5930

1 1022902-63 Sac 6- 52t+S2\'1 &'3OQO II cal>lUrnd IA Grounol' l! 8I3O'2ll1

S~3-17H <l758JO II 102 211 02 63 5ec; 6- 521'1.92\01 lJI3()'2() eatJtured: IA GtcunoF l'1l lllJO'ZCH

SP}1:IeI'1-17H 47 59 29.85 1022.8 38111 Sec 1-1S2N>-92W 8/112011 QOllJre,:l 'A Gn:undF 811f2Cl

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Pa'idla 2-2H 415873 24 102 1929.51 See 21-1S2N·9IW 112112011 c.aotured IA GnJunll Fi '11 12 120"

Praw'er 2-16H 4158 73 24 1021929.51 $ee2\. 52N-91W 112l1'201

I captured IA Ground

F II 120/201

I aramuta1-IIll- 4/586t30 1022705.07 See28152N-91W 312812010 calltiJfed NlA Ground f' '"' 31'J8I2010

NlQnl Cmwler 2-17H ./lla 43 74 102 21 :30.61 see 17-152N1l1W 6/2.«12011 ~lUr9ll NJA Gro~nclF

'"' 5/24/201

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Sauger Federal2-22H 47583106 102 1817 7~ Soc 22·152N 91W 31112011 caollJrl!d NIA Gro~nd FIarlI 3/1J20n

Gene50s 2-13H 4158 3699 10223 35 78 Sec 24-152N 92W filS/20ll captured N/A Ground Fl47t 516/'201

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Loon Feeela' 1-24-2SH 47158 38 99 102 23 35 7B Sec 24-152N-92W 5131201I captured N/A Grounu Awe 5131201I

Ph"""",I-18H 47158 36 80 1022212.88 Sec 19-152NoS1W 1211312010 caplured NIA Ground Flare 12113/2010

VlXer H!derall-19-3011 47683680 102221288 See lQ..152N-9,W 21312011 caPtured NlA Gl'QUnd Aa'e 213/2011 Cannonball Fe<lefal 2-27-34H 41575 60 1021637,12 Sec 22·152N-91W 81 12011 CDPlurea NJA Ground Flara 811120

Cannonball FedefaJ 3·27-JAH 475751 eo 102 838,59 se" 22-152NoS1W 811/201

t calliurod NJA Ground Flare 8111201-

Saup'" Federal 3-22H 475751.60 1021837_12 Sec 2.2.152N-lllW 81112011 captu,ed NIA G'OUnd Rare 6f1/201"

Howitzer 2-25H ~7 5750.13 1023109.55 fie<: 24.152NoS3W 611 612011 cal>lurea N/A Ground Fliue 6/15120'1

Skvboll Federal1I2·24H 47575013 102.3109.55 Sec 24·152N-93W 61115/2011 CJ ured NlA Ground Aare 6/15/20-1

Sauge< 1-22H 47574813 1021855.19 See <!T-, 52/11-~IW ,"-'1£>'2010 C3 lured N/A Qound Flare .(/15/2010

Banal! 2-21lH 47514587 10221 35.40 SOIl 29-152N-91W 2t llOOl1 ce roo NJA Ground Rare 2I1l112011

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CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE

The ulldcrl)igneu certifies thai the original of the lmached ORDER GRANTING

ELECTRONIC FlUNG OF CONSENT AGREEMENT AND FINAL ORDER in the mnlter

of SLAW 'ON EXPLORATION CO., INC.; DOCKET NO.: CAA-08-2011-0019, was med

with the Regional Hearing Clerk on August 29. 201 I.

Further. the undersigned certifies that a true and correct copy oftile doclmlcm W;JS

delivered to Jim Eppers. Enforcement Atlomcy. U. S. EPA - Region 8. 1595 Wynkoop Street

Denver. CO 80202-1129. True and correct copies ofthe nforemcntioned documents Were placed

in the United Slates mail 011 August 29. 21 011. to:

Stuart M. Kowalski. General Counsel

Slawson Companies. Inc.

727 N. Waco. Suite 400

Wichita. Kansas 67203

And emailed to:

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U. S. Environmcmol Protection Agency

Cincilmati Finance Center

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Cincinnuti. Ohio 45268

Augllst29.2011 'l. k-Itt,,2{ ~tlUo Ti na Artemis

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