None of the metalwork at this site is painted. Note the oil leak at the wellhead.

The API number for this well had fallen from the wellhead and was lying on the ground.

The surface owner had tilled garden areas on each side of the access road on the pad. On the southern side there was a large area covered with pieces of pit liner. Some of the large pieces of pit liner were still firmly embedded.

The 100 barrel condensate storage tank sat within a water-filled secondary containment. There is no rainwater drain.

The access road from the gravel road is heavily rutted.

A large area bare of vegetation is visible in the photo in the center left. Two large pieces of pit liner are barely visible just beyond the bare area.

More large pieces of pit liner were found between the bare area and fill slope.

These are those two large pieces of pit liner, firmly embedded in the soil.

The bare area had small bits of orange plastic fencing used by the operator around the pit.

The access road was severely rutted. Two waterbars were damaged and ineffectual.

This site was remediated in the spring of 2010 after a complaint was made by us in 2009. Most of the site was bare of vegetation when we visited in the spring of 2011.

Pieces of pit liner were still visible in the area supposedly remediated. The straw mulch from the remediation is still visible.

These two photos from 2009 show the large pieces of pit liner visible then.