(a) BLM may inspect all of your Federal drilling operations regardless of surface ownership. We will inspect your operations for compliance with the requirements of § 3200.4.
(b) BLM may inspect all of your maps, well logs, surveys, records, books, and accounts related to your Federal drilling operations.
You must keep a complete record of all aspects of your activities related to your drilling operation available for our inspection. Store these records in a place which makes them conveniently available to us. Examples of records which we may inspect include:
(a) Well logs and maps;
(b) Records, books, and accounts related to your Federal drilling operations;
(c) Directional surveys;
(d) Records pertaining to casing type and setting;
(e) Records pertaining to formations penetrated;
(f) Well test results;
(g) Records pertaining to characteristics of the geothermal resource;
(h) Records pertaining to emergency procedure training; and
(i) Records pertaining to operational problems.
(a) We will issue you a written Incident of Noncompliance, directing you to take required corrective action within a specific time period. If the noncompliance continues or is of a serious nature, we will take one or more of the following actions:
(1) Enter your lease, and correct any deficiencies at your expense;
(2) Collect all or part of your bond;
(3) Direct modification or shutdown of your operations; and
(4) Take other enforcement action under subpart 3213 against a lessee who is ultimately responsible for noncompliance.
(b) Noncompliance may result in BLM terminating your lease. See §§ 3213.17 through 3213.19.