(A) Operator, lease name, well number, and API number of the well;

(B) Date the well was spudded;

(C) Ground elevation from sea level;

(D) Reference elevation (i.e., rig floor or Kelly Bushing);

(E) Base of groundwater that has 3,000 or less milligrams per liter of total dissolved solids content;

(F) Base of groundwater that has 10,000 or less milligrams per liter of total dissolved solids content;

(G) Sizes, weights, grades, and connection types of casing and tubing;

(H) Details on associated equipment such as subsurface safety valves, packers, and gas lift mandrels;

(I) Depths of casing shoes, stubs, and liner tops;

(J) Depths of perforation intervals, water shutoff perforations, cement port, cavity shots, cuts, patches, casing damage, top of junk or fish left in well, and any feature that influences flow in the well or may compromise the mechanical integrity of the well;

(K) Hole size diameter and depth of drilled hole;

(L) Cement plugs inside casings, including top and bottom of cement plug and the date(s) the plug(s) was emplaced, with method of determination;

(M) All cement fill behind casings, including top and bottom of cemented interval, with method of determination;

(N) Type and density of fluid between cement plugs;

(O) Depths and names of the formation(s), zone(s), and geologic markers penetrated by the well, including the top and bottom of the gas storage zone(s) and the top and bottom of the confining strata;

(P) All information used to calculate the cement slurry (e.g., volume, density, yield) including, but not limited to, cement type and additives, for each cement job;

(Q) All of the information listed in this section for all previously drilled or sidetracked well bores; and

(R) Identification of wellhead and wellhead valve assembly equipment by model and pressure rating.