Washington § 78.60.210 - Filing of logs and surveys with department upon completion, plugging, abandonment, or suspension of operations.

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§ 78.60.210. Filing of logs and surveys with department upon completion, plugging, abandonment, or suspension of operations.

Upon completion or plugging and abandonment of any well or core hole or upon the suspension of operations conducted with respect to any well or core hole for a period of at least six months, one paper and one electronic copy of logs, including but not restricted to heat flow, temperature gradients, and rock conductivity logs, core, electric log, history, and all other logs and surveys that may have been run on the well, shall be filed with the department within thirty days after such completion, plugging and abandonment, or six months' suspension.
[ 2007 c 338 s 5; 1974 ex.s. c 43 s 21. Formerly RCW 79.76.210.]

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