§ 542. Drilling reports
It shall be the duty of the well operator to keep a geologic log prepared by a competent petroleum geologist showing the character, thickness, and depth of the formations encountered in the drilling of a well and the depths at which all oil, gas, water, or other substances are encountered. The log shall show whether the well is productive of oil, gas, water, or other substances, the quantities thereof, and the initial pressure and production measured over a period of at least 48 hours. A copy of the well log shall be furnished to the Board within 30 days of the completion of the well. Such reports shall be held confidential; provided, however, that the State Geologist shall have access to this information. (Added 1981, No. 240 (Adj. Sess.), § 2, eff. April 28, 1982.)
Structure Vermont Statutes
Title 29 - Public Property and Supplies
Chapter 14 - Natural Gas and Oil Conservation
§ 504. Composition of the Board
§ 511. Hearings conducted by examiners
§ 512. Hearings conducted by the Board
§ 516. Governmental cooperation
§ 517. Standards for rulemaking
§ 524. Antitrust immunity for voluntary units
§ 531. Management of State oil and gas resources
§ 532. State oil and gas leases authorized
§ 533. Notice of intention to lease State lands
§ 534. Gas produced from State lands
§ 535. State reservation of oil, gas, and minerals
§ 543. Reports of oil and gas operations
§ 545. Conveyance and acquisition of oil and gas interests
§ 551. Illegal oil, gas, and product
§ 552. Illegal oil, gas, or product declared contraband
§ 553. Disclosure of confidential information prohibited
§ 561. Release of oil and gas leases
§ 562. Subdivision of land subject to an oil and gas lease
§ 563. Abandonment of oil and gas interests; preservation
§ 564. Surface use value appraisal of agriculture and forestlands