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Attachment A

REQUEST FOR QUOTE FOR WELL SERVICES

PUMP AND MONITORING PORT INSTALLATIONS

Scope of Work

A. The 11 monitoring wells covered by this scope are described in Table 1. A map of the well locations is shown in Figure 1, and the driller’s reports for each well can be found at the end of this Attachment.

B. At each of the wells described in Table 1, the Contractor shall provide and install a submersible pump and motor, pitless adapter, a port for water quality sampling, and a 1” flush-jointed PVC pipe for water-level monitoring. Each pump that the Contractor installs shall pump water to the surface with a minimum flow rate of 5 gallons per minute using a Department generator (Generac XC8000E), which is rated for 10,000 starting watts and 8,000 running watts. Pump size and configuration (e.g., 2-wire or 3-wire) are to be determined based on the Contractor’s professional judgement. The depths to which the pumps and water-level monitoring pipes are to be set are listed in Table 1.

C. The Contractor shall provide and install a locking well monument at each well to protect the wellhead and associated monitoring equipment. The monument shall be constructed so that when the monument lid is opened it remains horizontal to the ground to provide a working surface, similar to the monument shown in Figure 2.

D. The Contractor will coordinate scheduling with the Department to complete the Scope of Work so that a Department employee will be on site during each installation.

E. While the Contractor is on site, a Department employee will pump the well using a Department generator (Generac XC80000E) to ensure the pump is operational and compatible with Department equipment. Each pump must be operational and compatible with Department equipment before the Department will approve payment.

F. The Scope of Work shall be completed by October 31, 2023. If the Contractor needs additional time to complete the Scope of Work, the Contractor must notify and seek written approval from the Contract Manager.

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Table 1. Well information and specifications on pump and PVC pipe depths.

Well Well Tag PLS Latitude Longitude Well Depth (ft)

Water Level

Depth (ft)

Casing Above

Ground (ft)

Pump Depth (ft)

PVC Pipe Depth (ft)

1 D0092851 09S 28E 31SWSW 42.59096 -113.23501 358 73 2.3 140 120

2 D0092852 09S 28E 31SWSW 42.59063 -113.23531 768 74 2.1 140 120

3 D0092853 10S 26E 11SWNW 42.56921 -113.39365 940 272 2.2 340 320

4 D0092854 13S 29E 08NWSE 42.30548 -113.08418 510 89 2.3 160 140

5 D0092855 11S 28E 11SESW 42.4744 -113.14657 720 553 2.1 620 600

6 D0092856 15S 28E 05NESW 42.14499 -113.20598 753 475 2.6 540 520

8 D0092858 15S 27E 29NWSE 42.08941 -113.31959 495 129 1.8 200 180

9 D0092859 14S 27E 07NWNW 42.22473 -113.34908 300 162 2.2 240 220

10 D0092860 10S 27E 32SESW 42.50275 -113.32431 1,007 256 2.7 320 300

11 D0092861 12S 26E 13NESE 42.37895 -113.3598 500 183 1.7 260 240

12 D0092862 10S 28E 10NWSW 42.56494 -113.17456 1,010 213 3.5 300 280

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Figure 1. Location map of wells for pump and port installation.

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Figure 2. Example of a monument constructed so that the lid opens to a horizontal position.

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Form 238-7 6/07

IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES

WELL DRILLER'S REPORT

1. WELL TAG NO. o _92_8_5_1 ____________ _ Drilling Permit No. _9_04_1_34 ______________ _ Water right or injection well# ________________ _

2_ owNER, Idaho Department of Water Resources

Name_�----------,------------------ Address 322 E Front St City Boise

3.WELL LOCATION:

State _ID __ Zip 83720

Twp.� North 0 or South Iii Rge. � East Iii or West 0 Sec. 31 114 SW 114 SW 114 ------

� � ""'"ffll"mir

Gov't Lot ____ County Cassia Lat. 42 ° _3_5_.4_5_7_9 _______ (Deg and Decimal minutes) Long. -113 o14.1019 (Deg. and Decimal minutes)

Address of Well Site __________________ _

Lot. ___ Blk. __ Sub.Name ____________ _

4. USE:

D Domestic D Municipal Iii Monitor D Irrigation D Thermal D Injection D other ______________________ _

5. TYPE OF WORK:

Iii New well D Replacement well D Modify existing well D Abandonment D Other ________________ _

6. DRILL METHOD:

Iii Air Rotary D Mud Rotary D Cable O Other Dual Rotary

7 SEALING PROCEDURES·

Seal matertal From lftl Tolttl Quantltv fibs or !fl Ploeemont mclhod/oroccdure Bentonite 0 47 1250 Pullback & Pour

8 CASING/LINER·

Diameter From (It) To (ft)

Gauge/ Material rnomlnan Schedule CMlng Liner Threaded Welded

6 +2 338 .250 Steel Iii D D r81

D D D □

□ □ D D

□ D D D

Was drive shoe used? Iii Y O N Shoe Depth(s) .;;.3.;;.3.;;.8 _______ _

9. PERFORATIONS/SCREENS:

Perforations O Y Iii N Method ______________ _

Manufactured screen Iii y D N Type _Wi_ir_e_W_o_u_n_d _______ _ Method of installation _S_e_t_&_P_u_ll_b_a_c_k ___________ _ From(ft) To(ft) Slot size Number/ft D1ameter

Material Gauge or Schedule (nomlnall 341 356 10 5 Stainless .250

Length of Headpipe _8_' _____ Length of Tailpipe _2_' ______ _

Packer Iii Y ON Type _K _______________ _

10 FILTER PACK·

Filter Material From (ft) To(ft) Quantity (lbs or fl") Placement method

11. FLOWING ARTESIAN:

Flowing Artesian? 0 Y Iii N Artesian Pressure (PSIG) ______ _

Describe control device _________________ _

12. STATIC WATER LEVEL and WELL TESTS:

Depth first water encountered (ft) 25 Static water level (ft) _4_4 __ _ Water temp. (°F) 58 Bottom hole temp. (lF) _____ _ Descr1be access pon _L_o_c_k_a_b_le_C_a_p'-------------- Well test· Test method:

Orawdown (feet) Oiscnarge or Test duration Pump Bailer Air Fbwing vield (aoml (minutes) artesian

256 145 60 □ □ Iii □

□ □ D □ Water quality test or comments: _______________ _

13. LITHOLOGIC LOG and/or reoalrs or abandonment:

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From To Dia. (ft) (ft) (In)

Remarks, lithology or description of repairs or abandonment water temp.

(See Attached Lithology)

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Date Slarted; 3(1 /2022 Date Comoleted: 3/l 0/2022

14. DRILLER'S CERTIFICATION:

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I/We certify that all minimum well construction standards were complied with at the time the rig was removed.

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Company Name Cold Steel Mechanical co. No. _7_9_3 __ _

'Principal Driller� � Date 712912022

*Driller _______________ _ Dale _____ _

*Operator II --,,r----.,.---.....--.79--r--_,,.. ____ Date _____ _

Operator I (f/4f-e/J1£,(Y;-;,; Date 712912□22

• Signature of Principal Driller and rig operator are required.

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Well#l

Station Name

Start Date

Finish Date

GPS Device

Lat

Long

IDTMY

IDTMX

Well Elevation

Hole Depth

Pending

Trimble Geo 7X

0 dark brown sandy clay topsoil

5 dark brown sandy clay topsoil

10 gravel in coarse sand matrix

15 gravel

20 gravel in coarse sand matrix lithology Description

25 fine sand and silt with fine, multi-colored gravel.

30 light brown clay with shell fragments

39 black sand

39.5 clay

40 fine dark brown sand

45 medium dark brown sand with shell fragments

50 dark gray silty clay with shells

55 dark gray silty clay

60 dark gray silty clay

65 dark gray clay

70 tan sticky clay

75 tan sticky clay with small black rocks, fine black gravel

80 silty clay

85 tan sticky clay

90 tan sticky clay

95 tan clay with minor amount of sand

100 tan sticky clay in coarse sand/fine gravel matrix

105 sandstone, light gray

110 sandstone light gray, a little darker and softer/finer than 105

115 sandstone light gray, a little darker and softer/finer than 110; felsic white rocks present

120 sandstone light gray, a little darker and softer/finer than 120.

125 coarse dark brown sand, could be decomposed sandstone

130 greenish colored medium angular sand

135 tan sticky clay with some sand

140 tan sticky clay with some sand

145 soft brown sandstone with angular medium sand, variety of colors

150 light brown/tan soft sandstone with minor amount of sand

155 mostly tan clay

160 slightly lighter tan, hard clay and silt with minor sand

165 soft brown fine sandstone with angular medium sand

170 soft brown fine sandstone with angular medium sand

175 soft brown fine sandstone with angular medium sand

180 light tan sticky clay with sand and gravel

185 gray clay with brown sands

190 darker gray silty clay with rounded pea gravels

195 darker gray silty clay with rounded pea gravels; gravel slightly larger than 190

200 primarily gray/tan clay with small amounts of gravel

205 tan clay with white medium angular sand

210 tan clay with white medium angular sand; sand is a little bigger than in 205

215 tan clay with big chunks of angular, dark gravel

220 tan weathered sandstone, some round medium sand chunks.

225 light brown clay with sand fragments from weathered sandstone

230 sandstone

235 light brown/tan, hard mudstone

240 tan clay with minor amounts of sand

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242 gravel

245 tan weathered medium sandstone pieces with gravel and some fine tan cl ay

250 gray clay, weathered sandstone and gravel pieces

255 gray clay, weathered sandstone and gravel pieces

260 dark gray clay and green gravel

265 sticky dark gray silty clay with black large sand

2 68 light tan clay

270 dark gray silty sticky clay with lighter colored sand

275 sticky dark gray clay

280 tan sticky clay

285 tan weathered sandstone with a few streaks of white clay

290 tan weathered sandstone with a few streaks of white clay

295 grayer weathered sandstone with rounded large gravel pieces

300 olive green sand getting finer with depth

305 weathered silt/sandstone with light tan/white clay

310 all weathered sandstone with some rounded gravel

315 weathered sandstone with white clay and minor mudstone

320 light tan clay

325 light gray, calcareous, soft siltstone

330 light gray, calcareous, soft siltstone

335 gray clay with some medium sand

340 gray clay with some medium sand

345 light gray, clacareous, soft, siltstone and light brown, soft, calcareous, fine sandstone

350 light gray, soft, siltstone and greenish brown, soft, fine sandstone

355 light gray, clacareous, soft, siltstone and light brown, soft, calcareous, fine sandstone

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IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES

WELL DRILLER'S REPORT

1. WELL TAG NO. D_9_2_85_2 ____________ _

Drilling Permit No _9_0_4_1_4_1 ______________ _ Water rtght or injection well#-----------------

2_ OWNER: Idaho Department of Water Resources

Name _______________________ _ Address 322 E Front St City Boise

3.WELL LOCATION:

state _ID __ Zip 83720

Twp.� North D Sec. 31 or South � Rge. � East Im or West D

------ 114 SW 114 SW 114 � � �

Gov't Lot County Cassia

Lat. 42 ---- 0 _3_5_.4_3 __ 90 _______ (De,g and Decimal minutes) Long -113 014.1198 (Deg. and Decimal minutes)

Address of Well Site __________________ _ �-�=�-=�=""""'� City Declo W,., ii Mlul r'll!H or rotd • Oiilifu:otlo Ko.ad 01 l1111'dmii'J

Lot. ___ Blk. ___ Sub.Name ____________ _

4. USE:

0 Domestic O Municipal � Monitor D Irrigation D Thermal D Injection Oother ______________________ _

5. TYPE OF WORK:

� New well D Replacement well D Modify existing well 0 Abandonment O Other ________________ _

6. DRILL METHOD:

� Air Rotary O Mud Rotary D Cable D Other Dual Rotary

7 SEALING PROCEDURES·

Seal material From(lll To/ft\ QuanUtv libs or tn Placement method/rxocedure

Bentonite 0 60 1700 Pullback & Pour

8 CASING/LINER·

Diameter From (ft) To(ft) Gauge/

Material I 1nomina)1 Schedule Cuing Liner Threaded Welded

6 +2 768 .250 Steel 181 D

D D

D

D

□ □ □ D

Was drive shoe used? � Y O N Shoe Depth(s) _7_6_8 _______ _

9. PERFORATIONS/SCREENS:

Perforations � Y O N Method _D_o_w_n_H_o_le _________ _ Manufactured screen O Y 181 N Type ____________ _ Method of installation

From(ft) To(ft) Slot size Number/ft Diameter Mate�al Gauge or Schedule (nominal) 759 765 1x.18 15

Length of Headpipe ______ Length of Tailpipe _______ _

Packer DY ON Type _________________ _

10 FILTER PACK·

Filter Material From(ft) To(ft) Quantity (lbs or 1t') Placement method

11. FLOWING ARTESIAN:

Flowing Artesian? 0 Y 181 N Artesian Pressure (PSIG) _______ _ Describe control device _________________ _

12. STATIC WATER LEVEL and WELL TESTS:

Depth first water encountered (ft) 25 Static water level (ft) _5_9 __ _ Water temp. (°F) 60 Bottom hole temp. (°F) _6_1 ____ _

Describe access port _L_o_c_k_a_b_le_C_a_:_p ____________ _ Well test· Test method:

Drawdown (feet) Discharge or Test duration Pump Baller Air Flowing yield (ooml (minutes) artesian

641 90 60 □ igi D □ □

Water quality test or comments: _______________ _

13. LITHOL0GIC LOG and/or repairs or abandonment:

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From To Dia.

(ft) (ft) {In)

Remarks, lithology or description of repairs or abandonment, water temp.

- -See Attached Lithology-

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Date Started: 3/1 1 /2022

14. DRILLER'S CERTIFICATION:

Date ComoletedJ/l 6/2022

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I/We certify that all minimum well construction standards were complied with at the time the rig was removed.

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Company Name Cold Steel Mechanical co. No. _7_93 __ _

*Principal Driller� � Date 712912022

*Driller _______________ _ Date _____ _

*Operator II��-----..,.....�...,,,___,,._ ___ Date _____ _

Operator I �ML Date 7/29/2022

• Signature of Principal Driller and rig operator are required.

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Well#2

Start Date Finish Date GPS Device lat Long

IDTMY

IDTMX

Well Elevation

Pending

Trimble Geo 7X

Hole Depth I lithology De<..cri'pt!on o Dork btown ct.y topsoil 5 Dark brown clay topsoil

10 Poorly sorted coarse gravel in a coarse sand matrix, sub-angularto sub-rounded 15 Poorly sorted coarse gravel in a coarse sand matrix 20 Transition to fine sand 25 Tan siltv sand, flaky, with coarse: sand present and with gravel 30 Tan silty sand, flaky, with coarse sand pre.sent and with minor e:ravel 35 Fine brown szind with small shells 40 Fine silty sand, gray, with many shells 45 Medium to coarse gray sand wfth large clumps of gray sllty clay, few shells and small pieces of wood SO Dark gray silty clay In clumps with shell fragments 60 Dark gray silty clay, no shells 6S Tan sticky clay 70 Tan stlc:ky clay mixed In with sub-�ngular, poorly sorted gravel 75 Tan, fine sandstone, broken into sub·angular clasts 80 Tan, very sticky clay 85 Tan sticky clay, but denser than @75 ft, could see and feel scattered sand particles 90 Darker tan clay. In small clumps, with coarse sand mixed in, and minor larger dumps of tan sticky clay

95 Tan sticky clay In small clumps 100 Tan sandstone broken into angular clasts 105 Light tan sandstone, broken into uniform dasts, mixed with dark tan sand grains 110 Dark tin sandstone, soft 120 Fine·grained dark tan to brown sandstone in uniform clasts, few cutttngs from this depth 125 Dark tan to brown hard sandstone, broken Into sub-angular clasts 130 Tan sandstone, perhaps some clay content 135 Ught tan sandstone, broken Into uniform clasts, mixed with dark tan sand grains, some day clumps present 140 Tan sticky clay 145 Dark. tan sandstone 150 Tan n�gralned sandstone 155 Dark tan sandstone with clay clumps 160 Tan sandy clay 165 Dark tan fine sandstone with coarse sand grains 170 Sticky tan clay with few coarse sand grains. few rounded fine sandstone dasts 175 Sticky tan clay with sand 180 Tan sticky sandy clay 185 Dark tan sandy day 190 Moderately sorted dark gray sand, some orange and tan colored grains 195 Dark tan sandstone 200 Sandy clay, llght brown coarse sand 205 Tan sticky clay wftth minor sand 210 light brown sandy clay, 215 Weathered brown sandstone, some sub·rounded 220 Weathered brown sandstone, some sub-rounded 225 Tan sticky clay 230 Tan sticky clay 235 Fine brown sandstone 240 Fine light brown sandstone 245 Fine, moderatly sorted, light brown sandstone 250 Soft, gray, fine sandstone, with minor dark gray sandstone clasts 255 Ffne gray sandstone, smaller clasts than 250 ft

260 Gray clay with shell fragments and gravel 265 Gray clay, no shell fragments and few gravels 270 Gray clay, no gravel 275 Tan stlclcy clay with sub·angular sand and gravel 280 Tan sandstone In 1 mm clasts with some hard, sub-rounded 15 mm clasts 285 Moderately sorted, sub•angular coarse sand to gravel, muttl•colored 290 Tan fine sandstone, hard, in well sorted clasts 1·5 mm 295 Tan fine sandstone, hard, In moderately sorted, with minor orange/brown clasts/grarns 300 Tan to llght brown sandstone, some large clasts are ve.ry fine grained wfth concoidal fracture 305 Tan sticky clay with mfnor sandstone 310 Flaky llght brown sandstone mixed with tan sticky clay clumps 315 Tan sticky clay with mrnor fine sandstone 320 Tan sticky clay with sandstone 325 Tan fine sandstone, flaky 330 Sandstone with tan sticky clay 335 Ught gray clay with medlum•gralned sand, some dark green sand grains

340 Tan ffne sandstone with sticky clay dumps 345 Brown, hard, fine sandstone 350 Brown, hard, ffne sandstone 3S5 Soft, light tan sandstone with tan sticky clay 360 Flaky tan sandstone with few dark tan/1ight brown clasts with minor clay content

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42.5906237 -113.2353128 1265863.017 2562740.736

4,167.19

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IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES

WELL DRILLER'S REPORT

1. WELL TAG NO. D 92854 -------------------

Dr ill in g Permit No. _9_04_1_4_3 _______________ _ Water right or lnjecUon well#-------=----------

2. OWNER: Idaho Department of Water Resources

Name _______________________ _ Address 322 E Front St

City Boise State_lO ___ Zip 83720

3.WELL LOCATION:

Twp.� North D or Sec. _8 ____ _

2-'l South ml Rge� East 181

114 NW 114 SE 1/4

or WestO

� � ---ramm--

Gov't Lot County Cassia

Lat. 42 ° 18.3001 (Deg. and Decimal minutes) Long

___ 1_1_3 ___ _ o0-5-.0-5_0_8 _____

_ (Deg andDecimalminutes)

Address of Well Site--------,--,------------ City Malta

�M=,.�.,...,,,.,,,,,.,,_,,,,,,,, o"'fr�oad •'"'Oi""1Uiii=,-.:1,""ki""&dr:,.,,,.raz=,.,.,.,,..-

Lot. Blk. Sub.Name ____________ _

4. USE:

D Domestic D Municipal Iii Monitor D Irrigation D Thermal D Injection

□ other ______________________ _

5. TYPE OF WORK:

181 New well D Replacement well D Modify existing well D Abandonment D other ________________ _

6. DRILL METHOD:

181 Air Rotary O Mud Rotary O Cable D Other Dual Rotary

7 SEALING PROCEDURES·

Sear materlal Fromtm Tolltl Quantltv <lbs or It'\ Placement method/nrocedure Bentonite 0

8 CASING/LINER·

Diameter From(lt) To(lt) I tnomlrrall

6 +2 495

Gauge/ Schedule .250

Material

Steel

Pullback & Pour

C.:islr.g Liner Threaded Weidod

181 D □ � D □ D □

D □ D D

□ D □ □

Was drive shoe used? 181 Y D N Shoe Depth(s) _4_9_5 _______ _

9. PERFORATIONS/SCREENS:

Perforations O Y Iii N Method ______________ _

Manufactured screen � y O N Type _Wl_ir_e_W_o_u_n_d

Method of installation Set & Pullback

From (It) To(ft) Slotslzo Number/It Diameter /nominal\

498 508 12 5

Material Gauge or Schedule

Stainless ,250

Length of Headpipe _8_' _____ Length of Tailpipe _2_' ______ _

Packer 181 Y D N Type _K _______________ _

10 FILTER PACK·

Filter Material From (It) To(lt) Quantity (lbs or fl') Placement method

11. FLOWING ARTESIAN:

Flowing Artesian? DY 181 N Artesian Pressure (PSIG) ______ _

Describe control device _________________ _

12. STATIC WATER LEVEL and WELL TESTS:

Depth first water encountered (ft} 1 00 Static water level (ft) _9_0 __ _ Water temp. (°F) 56 Bottom hole temp. (°F) _____ _ Describe access port _L_o_c_k_a_b_le_C_a�p�------------ Well test· . Test method:

Drawdown (feet) Discharge or Test duratiOn Pump Baller Air Fbwlng �ield loom) (minutes) artestan

390 90 60 □ □ Iii □

Water quality test or comments: _______________ _

13. LITHOLOGIC LOG and/or reoairs or abandonmen t Bore

From To Dia.

(In) (ft) (ft)

Remarks, llthology or description of repairs or abandonment, water temp.

- -See Attached Lithology--

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Date Started: 3/28/2022 Date Comoleled: 3/30/2022

14. DRILLER'S CERTIFICATION:

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INVe certify that all minimum well construction standards were complied with at the time the rig was removed.

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Company Name Cold Steel Mechanical Co. No. _7_93 __ _

"Principal Driller�� Date 712912022

*Driller _______________ _ Date _____ _

•operator II �r:----,..----.....-?9'7""'-,---- Date _____ _

Operator I �� Date 7/29/2022

* Signature of Principal Driller and rig operator are required.

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Well#4

Start Date Finish Date

GPS Device Lat Long

IDTMY

IDTMX

Well Elevation l Holo Deplh

Pending

Trimble Geo 7X

Soll soil then g1c1vel, dark with some tan gravel, angular

Litli<>l"l!Y Dosu!ptlon

Coarse sand and gravel, dark with multicolored grains, angular to sub-rounded, variable sizes gravel with sand, tan gray gravel angular to sub-rounded Gravel, sand, tan Sand, gravel, various colors, angular to sub-rounded Gravel with some sand, gravel larger than agave, angular, black and tan Gravel, multi-cok>red angular with some rounded Gravel and sand. Dark, multicolored, angular Coarse sand, mostlv black, with multicolored angular, some broken quartz Basalt Basalt, some obsidian broken pieces, black Gravel, brown, tan-black pieces, angular-broken Tan sandstone, some orange flecks Reddish sandstone Rt!ddish sandstone, some calcite Sandstone with some gravel, multicolor ilngular, some broken sandstone Basalt Fine black nnd Fine black sand with pieces of black sandstone Fine black sand with pieces of block sandstone Same as 125, still fine but slightly coarser Medium black sands (basalt pieces?) with chunks of tan friable sandstone, poorly sorted Tan and gray friable sandstone chunks Medium sand-sized pieces, dtfferent colors and materials (black, white, tan, gray) Gray friable sandstone with some medium multicolored sands Orange/tan sandstone, friable light pink/gray friable sandstone light pink/erav friable sandstone Black Basak Red Basalt- drilling slowed here.

black basalt/obsidian black basalt with orange mudstone bl.1ck basalt/obsidian friable gray sandstone friable dark brown sandstone friable dark brown s;:mdstone Medium-coarse sand seams, soft gray sandstone matrix (friable.)

Same as above, put more soft sandstone In chip tray. Most of the sandstone is broken down into fine sand, didn't catch much In sieve Dark gray fine sand matrix, some semi-cemented chunks, with coarse sand seams of various colors (black, white, orange) Dark gray ftne stmd matrix, some semi-cemented chunks, with coarn sand seams of various colors (black, white, orange) Color change, dark brown frlable sandstone/fine sand matrix. Coarse sand seam has more black basalt Color change, tan fr/able sandstone/fine sand matrix. Same coarse sand seam colors Color change, friable light gray sandstone Ueht gray and orange sandstone Frne dark brown sands, mostly blowlOH through screen, some cemented chunks, Still seeing coarse sand veins Fine dark brown sands, mostly blowing through sc:raen, some cemented chunks. More coarse sands, multi-colored (black, orange, white) than above Fine dark brown sand with some larger cemented sandstone chunks (oranee/tan) Frioble daric gray soft sandstone, mostly coming up as fines, some white pieces of sandstone Mi>rture of tan/brown friable sandstone, mostly fines Dark gray sandstone, mostly fines Dark arav sandstone, mosttv fines Dark gray sandstone, mostly fines Dark gray sandstone, mostly fines Dark gray sandstone, mostly fines Dark gray sandstone, mostly fines Color d1ane:e. Orange/gray sandstone mixture Black sandstone. Harder than above but still friable Gray/tan sandstone and pink/gray gra\!el Gray/ton sandstone and pink/gray gravel Black sandstone or soft basalt Gray sandstone with rounded eravels Brown friable sandstone with coarse sands light colored coarse sand with trace black sand Black sandstone or soft basalt?

Rhyolite, more permeable, Has some red color to it.

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IDAHO DEPARTMENT OF WATER RESOURCES

WELL DRILLER'S REPORT

1. WELL TAG NO. D 92855

D ri Iii n g Permit No. _9_0_4_1_4_4 ______________ _ Water right or injection well# ___ __,.,....,...,,---=----------

2. OWNER: Idaho Department of Water Resources Name _______________________ _ Address 322 E Front St

City Boise

3.WELL LOCATION:

Stale ID Zip 83720

Twp. _1 _1 _ North 0 or South (gJ Rge. � East (gJ or West 0 Sec. 11

------ 114 SE 114 SW 1t4 � � � Gov1 Lot---- County Cassia Lat. 42 ° _2_8_.4_6_4_O ______ (Deg and Decimal minutes) Long, -113 oO8. 7950 (Deg. and Decimal minutes)

Address of Well S�e----------,,----------- City Declo

"',GMi=••"'••"•t1--=o,"',..,=,•""I r,:,'='od""•="b""atiii<=•"'lo"'R .. ""'•"'a"'uiibii=:a:ii!ijc.-

Lot. ___ Blk. __ Sub.Name ____________ _

4. USE:

0 Domestic O Municipal 181 Monitor O Irrigation O Thermal O Injection 0 other ______________________ _

5. TYPE OF WORK:

181 New well O Replacement well O Modify existing well 0 Abandonment O Other ________________ _

6. DRILL METHOD:

181 Air Rotary O Mud Rotary D Cable D Other Dual Rotary

7 SEALING PROCEDURES·

Seal material From(ftl ToCftl ouanutv Clbo or tt"l

Bentonite 0 60 1600

8 CASING/LINER·

Diameter From (ft) To(ft) Gauge/ Material (nominal) schedule

6 +2 450 .250 Steel

4.5 20 700 sdr17 PVC

Placement method/procedure

Pullback & Pour

Casing Liner Threaded Welded l2SI □

□ Im

(g]

Was drive shoe used? 181 Y O N Shoe Depth(s) _4_5_0 _______ _

9. PERFORATIONS/SCREENS:

Perforations O Y (gJ N Method ______________ _

Manufactured screen (gJ Y D N Type _C_ e rt a L o k

Method of installation Set In

From (ft) To(ft) Slot size Number/ft Diameter

Material Gauge or Schedule (nominal)

700 720 20 4.5 PVC SDR17

Length of Headpipe ______ Length of Tailpipe _______ _

Packer O Y rm N Type ________________ _

10 FILTER PACK·

Fitter Material From(ft) To(ft) Quantity (lbs or W) Placement method

11. FLOWING ARTESIAN:

Flowing Artesian? 0 Y rm N Artesian Pressure (PSlG) _______ _ Describe control device _________________ _

12. STATIC WATER LEVEL and WELL TESTS:

Depth first water encountered (ft) 480 Static waler level (ft) _4_5_0 __ _ Water temp. (0

F) 70 Bottom hole temp. (°F) _7_4 ____ _

Describe access port _L_o_c_k_a_b_le_. _c_a-'-p ____________ _ Well test· Test method:

0raWdown (feet) orscnarge or Test duration Pump Baller Air Flowing yield (QPml (minutes) artesian

250 12 60 □ l2SI □

Water quality test or comments: _______________ _

13. LITHOLO G b d IC LOG and/or repairs or a an onment:

Bore

From To Remarks, llthology or description of repairs or Water Dia.

{In) {ft) (ft) abandonment, water temp. y

- -See Attached Lithology--

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Comoleted DeDth (Measurablel:720

Date Started 3/23/2022 Date Completed: 3126/2022

14. DRILLER'S CERTIFICATION:

\/We certify that all minimum well construction standards were complied with at the time the rig was removed.

N

Company Name Cold Steel Mechanical Co. No. _7_93 __ _

*Principal Driller�� Date 7/29/2022

*Driller _______________ _

*Operator II z=Operator I f�didt

Date _____ _

Date _____ _

Date 7/29/2022

• Signature of Principal Driller and rig operator are required.

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Well115

Start Date Finish Date GPS Device Lat Long

IDTMY

IDTMX

Well Elevation

Hole Depth

Pending

Trimble Geo 7X

Lithology Description

0 Dark brown topsoil, silty clay with sub-angular gravel to 30 mm

5 Dark brown topsoil, silty clay with sub-angular gravel to 30 mm

10 Dark brown sandy clay

15 Dark brown sandy clay 20 Dark gray sandy clay

25 Dark gray fine sany clay 30 Fine sandy clay, higher sand content than above

35 Gray to blue-gray gravel (with multi-colored pieces), sub-angular, poorly sorted

40 Same as above, finer-grained

45 Fine to medium grained sand, muilti-colored grains, in a gray sandy matrix, angular

50 Very fine to medium, gray sand,, very soft sandstone

55 Very fine to medium, gray sand,, very soft sandstone

60 Flaky, friable gray sandstone, some clasts show interbedding

65 Gray, fine grained sandstone with minor orange and dark gray pieces

70 Fine grained light gray sandstone, broken into uniform pieces, some tan sandstone flakes

75 Fine grained light gray sandstone, broken into unifonm pieces, some tan sandstone flakes

80 Fine grained light gray sandstone, broken into unifonm pieces, some tan sandstone flakes 85 Same as above, few cuttings

90 Mix of brown and gray sandstone, gray is soft, fine grained sandstone, brown is harder (still soft) flaky sandstone

95 Soft gray sandstone, fine grained

100 Mix of brown and gray sandstone, gray is soft, fine grained sandstone, brown is harder (still soft) flaky sandstone

105 Soft gray sandstone

115 Mix of brown and gray sandstone, gray is soft, fine grained sandstone, brown is harder (still soft) flaky sandstone

130 Gray sandstone, similar to above but with <lmm black sand-sized particles 135 Gray sandstone with flaky brown sandstone

140 Soft gray sandstone, some flaky clasts 145 Soft gray sandstone, some flaky clasts

150 Soft, fine gray sandstone, some flaky clasts

155 Soft, fine gray sandstone, some flaky clasts

160 Soft, fine gray sandstone, some flaky clasts

165 Brown sandstone, flaky, soft. Small black grains scattered

170 Soft, fine brown sandstone with quartz scattered throughout

175 Brown sandstone, flaky, soft Small black grains scattered

180 Fine to medium brown to dark brown sand, well sorted, sub-angular 182 Coarse sand, multi-colored grains 187 Gray-brown sandstone, brittle but not easily broken by hand, scattered black grains 190 Fine brown sandstone, hard, black basalt clasts scattered 195 Black, friable basalt, can be rubbed into fine sand by hand

200 Black, soft basalt, clear cubic phenocrysts present

215 Black, soft basalt, clear cubic phenocrysts present with minor multicolor grans 228 Black, soft basalt, fewer phenocrysts

230 Hard black basalt, no vesicles

240 Black basalt, few vesicles present, scattered green and translucent grains

245 Black basalt, few vesicles present, scattered green and translucent grains

248 Black basalt, few vesicles present, scattered green and translucent grains

250 Hard basalt

255 Hard basalt with greenphenocrysts

260 Dark gray basalt with green rock pieces w/concoidal fracture

263 Dark gray/black basalt with green mineral pieces w/concoidal fracture

265 Dark gray/black basalt with green mineral pieces w/concoidal fracture 270 Dari gray/black basalt, few vesicles, green mineral present 275 Dark gray/black basalt with bright green mineral in <1 mm pieces

280 Black basalt with scattered bright green mineral

285 Soft, black basalt with more bright green mineral than above

300 Black basalt with some clear mineral pieces 305 Black basalt with bright green and clear mineral pieces

310 Black basalt with some clear mineral pieces

315 Black basalt with bright green mineral, 50/50 basalt to green mineral

320 Black basalt with scattered translucent phenocrysts

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325 Black basalt with bright green mineral

330 Gray-black basalt with translucent mineral

335 Gray-black basalt with translucent mineral

340 Soft basalt, dark brown to black, friable (able to pulverize with fingers), translucent mineral present

355 Soft basalt with dark brown to black, friable, translucent mineral present

365 Hard black basalt, no vesicles and grains visible, translucent minerals present

370 Less hard black basalt, no vesicles or grains visible, translucent minerals present

372 Gray sandstone, friable, flaky

380 Fine gray sandstone with scattered tan sandstone clasts

385 Fine gray sandstone

387 Coarse sand, moderately sorted, multi-colored (mostly gray), angular to sub-angular

389 Finer sand than above, sub-angular, multi-colored, orange/tans pieces present with concoidal fracture

390 Tan sandstone and tan sticky clay

392 Tan sandstone and tan sticky clay (more clay than above)

395 Coarse sand, moderately sorted, sub-angular, multi-colored (grays, tans, greens)

400 Fine gravel and coarse sand, sub-angular to rounded, multi-colored

403 Sandy tan clay, sticky

405 Coarse sand and clay mix

406 Fine gravel and coarse sand, sub-angular to rounded, multi-colored

408 Tan/brown coarse sand to fine gravel

410 Coarse sand to fine gravel, clay matrix

412 Tan sticky clay with minor sand

415 Sandy tan clay, sticky

420 Fine gravel and coarse sand, sub-angular to rounded, multi-colored

477 Tan sticky clay anrl mP.rlium-grainP.rl sanrl

425 Light brown clay with a medium to coarse grained sand

430 Medium grained sand, in a light brown clay matrix

435 Medium to coarse sand, tan, sub-rounded

437 Contact. Light gray very fine, hard sandstone; potentially metamorphozed. Sub angular

442 Light gray very fine, subangular hard sandstone; potentially metamorphozed with trace basalt nodules

445 Hard gray & tan fine-grained sandstone

450 Hard gray fine-grained sandstone interbedded with tan clay nodules

455 Same as above, but some larger sandstone

460 Darker gray sandstone with minor clay nodules present

465 Gray sandstone with minor clay nodules and basalt present

467 Dark gray to black basalt

470 Black and tan basalt

471 Dark gray to black basalt, soft

480 Black and tan basalt, fractured, with coarse-gravel sized sandstone

485 Black and tan basalt, fractured, with coarse sandstone

490 Subrounded, multi-colored coarse sand. Looks like "quinoia /birdseed"

495 Black, gray, and tan subrounded pieces

510 Gray sandstone and black basalt

515 Black, gray, and tan subrounded pieces

520 Black, gray, and tan subrounded pieces

525 Dark gray to black basalt

528 Dark gray sandstone with basalt

535 Black basalt with some tan/gray sandstone; N60% basalt

540 Black, gray, and tan subrounded pieces

545 Harder material; black, gray, and tan rock

550 Black sandstone with tan sanstone. Some coarse subrounded sand present

555 Gray hard limestone; subrounded to subangular

560 Gray hard limestone; subrounded to subangular, some larger clasts present

565 limestone; light gray and tan

567 Competent tannish-gray limestone, flakes from <1-10 mm

580 Gray limestone and tan rhyolite with minor light gray clay

585 Gray limestone and tan rhyolite

590 Gray limestone and pink-tan rhyolite

595 Gray and tan limestone with secondary mineralization

600 Gray and tan limestone with secondary mineralization

605 Gray and tan limestone with secondary mineralization

610 Gray and tan limestone with secondary mineralization

615 Gray and tan limestone with secondary mineralization

620 gray/red limestone, less mineralization present

625 Fine grained gray/red limestone

630 gray/red limestone, less mineralization present

635 Fine grained gray/red limestone

640 Fine grained gray/red limestone, few gray ashy clay nodules observed

645 Fine grained gray/red limestone

650 Fine grained gray/red limestone

652 Dark gray/ almost black mudstone or basalt; same mineralization present

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655 Fine grained dark gray/ reddish tan limestone

660 Fine grained dark gray/ reddish tan limestone

665 Fine grained dark gray/ reddish tan limestone

670 Rne grained dark gray/ reddish tan limestone

675 Rne grained dark gray/ reddish tan limestone

680 Fine grained dark gray/ reddish tan limestone, flakes 1-5 mm

685 Fine grained dark gray/ reddish tan limestone

687 COLOR CHANGE. Black limestone

690 Mixture of black limestone and gray/red limestone

692 Mostly tan limestone

693 Majority black limestone with tan limestone

695 Tan/gray fine-grained limestone

700 Mixture of black limestone and tan limestone

705 Primarily dark black/gray limestone. Substantial mineralization present.

710 Mixture of black/tan limestone

711 Mixture of black/tan limestone with calcite

715 Mixture of black and tan limestone

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227 Cemented black and tan limestone gravel and quartzite

230 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel

235 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel. Some metamorphosed

240 White angular quartzite gravel

245 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel

250 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel

255 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel

260 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel

263 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel

265 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel, trace clay

268 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel, trace clay

270 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel, trace clay

275 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel, trace clay

280 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and quartzite gravel, trace clay

285 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone gravel, trace clay

287 Multicolored, cemented, limestone and sandstone gravel, coarse sand, trace clay

290 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and sandstone gravel

295 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone and sandstone gravel

300 Multicolored, cemented, angular limestone gravel and calcite

302 Multicolored, cemented, broken limestone gravel

305 Multicolored, cemented limestone gravel, trace clay

310 Multicolored, cemented limestone gravel

315 Multicolored, cemented limestone gravel

320 Multicolored, cemented limestone gravel

325 Multicolored, cemented limestone and sandstone gravel, coarse sand, trace clay

330 Multicolored, cemented limestone and sandstone gravel, coarse sand, trace clay

331 Limestone and quartzite gravel and broken rock. Some metamorphosed

332 Limestone and quartzite gravel and broken rock. Some metamorphosed

333 Crushed quartzite and limestone

335 Multicolored, cemented, broken limestone gravel

338 Multicolored, cemented, broken limestone gravel

340 Multicolored, cemented, broken limestone gravel

345 Multicolored, cemented, broken limestone gravel

348 Black, cemented, broken limestone gravel. Brown cement

350 Black, cemented, broken limestone gravel. Brown cement

355 Tan and brown, cemented, broken limestone gravel. Brown cement

358 Brown cement sample and limestone chips

360 Multicolored, cemented limestone gravel. Tan cement

365 Multicolored, cemented limestone gravel. Tan cement

370 Multicolored, cemented limestone gravel. Tan cement

380 Multicolored, cemented limestone gravel. Tan cement

385 Multicolored, cemented limestone gravel. Tan cement

387 Calcite cement and ground cuttings

390 Tan cemented gravel with quartzite and slate

395 Multicolored cemented limestone gravel

400 Tan. Black and gray, cemented, broken limestone gravel. Tan cement.

405 Tan. Black and gray, cemented, broken limestone gravel. Tan cement.

410 Tan. Black and gray, cemented, broken limestone and sandstone gravel. Tan cement.

415 Tan. Black and gray, cemented, broken limestone and sandstone gravel. Tan-orange cement.

420 Cemented red and black sandstone and limestone gravel. Some secondary mineralization

425 Cemented red and black limestone gravel. Some secondary mineralization

432 Black limestone cemented gravel. Tan cement

435 Black and light brown limestone cemented gravel. Tan cement

440 Black limestone cemented gravel. Tan cement

445 Black limestone cemented gravel. Tan cement

450 Black limestone cemented gravel. Tan cement

455 Black limestone cemented gravel. Tan cement

460 Black limestone cemented gravel. Tan cement

465 Black limestone cemented gravel. Tan cement

470 Black and gray-brown cemented gravel. Tan cement. Trace clay

475 Black and gray-brown cemented gravel. Tan cement. Trace clay

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Well#11

Start Date Finish Date GPS Device lat Long

IDTMY

IDTMX

Well Elevation

Pending

Trimble Geo 7X

4/18/2022 4/20/2022

42.3789491 -113.3597988

1242274.15 2552704.31

4,370.58

Hole Depth! Lithology Oe.scription 0 soil 7 soil 8 multicolor gravel and sand

35 tan clay with sand, more light brown than tan 40 light brown clay with sand 50 multicolor gravel and sand 55 multicolor gravel and light brown clay 60 Clean multi-colored gravel, some rounded but most are angular. Mostly orange, white, black 70 Clean multi-<:olored gravel, subrounded. Mostly orange, white, black 75 Light tan clay with coarse sand (broken gravel), same gravel shapes and colors with some conglomerate pieces 80 No more clay (or maybe very fine), a lot of rounded cobbles, multi-colored 85 Fine sand matrix with broken multi-colored gravel 90 Multi-colored gravel (orange, black, white). Mixture of angular and rounded pieces 95 Multi-colored gravel (orange, black, white). Mixture of angular and rounded pieces

100 Multi-colored sand.

105 Multi<olored gravels. Rhyolite and quartz clasts 120 multicolor fine-medium sand 125 Multi..:olored gravels. Rhyolite and quartz clasts 135 Multi..:olored gravels. Rhyolite and quartz clasts with tan sticky clay 140 Light tan sticky clay 145 Multi..:olored gravels. Rhyolite and quartzite clasts 160 Multi..:olored medium sands, probably broken gravel 170 Fine tan/clear sand with some light tan clay and gravel pieces 175 Multi..:olored gravels. Rhyolite and quartzite clasts 180 light tan medium sand with some gravel 185 Light tan sand with light tan clay and minor rounded sandstone 195 Multi..:olored gravels. Rhyolite and quartzite clasts 220 Light tan sand matrix, medium sized 240 Fine sand 245 Multi-colored gravels. Rhyolite and quartzite clasts 290 fine tan sand, with multicolor gravel 305 Reddish tan clay 310 white, gray and tan sand 315 Reddish tan clay 320 Light brown tan sand 325 Reddish tan fine sand 335 Light tan coarse sand with gravel pieces 340 Light tan coarse sand 345 Finer brown sand 350 Soft brown sandstone, maybe mixed with silt?

355 Fine brown sand 360 fine brown sand. Still hitting occassional streaks of same gravels 370 Soft brown sandstone 375 Fine brown sand 382 Sticky light tan clay with fine sand mixed in 385 Color change to darker, reddish brown clay/soft sand-silt stone mixture 390 Streak of gravels, coarse sand-sized, in light tan clay matrix 395 Dark reddish/brown soft sandstone with some fine sands 400 Light tan clay with medium sands mixed in 405 Coarse sands (small pieces of the gravel, same as previous).

415 Finer sand, mostly brown 420 One foot streak of tan day/soft sandstone 421 fine brown sand with same gravel pieces 435 Same material, coarse sand sized.

440 More fine sand, mixed with coarse sand. Friable dark brown sandstone 445 Dark green/gray clay mixed into sands. No water in this, Alan says it's a confining layer.

4S0 Well sorted mixture of coarse sands, white, black, and green mixture 455 Dark green/gray clay mixed into sands.

460 Back into well sorted mixture of white, black, green sands. Alan wants to set a screen in this.

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