(1) Casing is sufficiently cemented or otherwise anchored in the hole in order to effectively control the well at all times;

(2) Geologic and hydrologic isolation of the oil and gas formation are maintained during and following the well stimulation treatment;

(3) All potentially productive zones, zones capable of over-pressurizing the surface casing annulus, or corrosive zones be isolated and sealed off to the extent that such isolation is necessary to prevent vertical migration of fluids or gases behind the casing;

(4) All well stimulation treatment fluids are directed into the zone(s) of interest;

(5) The wellbore's mechanical integrity is tested and maintained;

(6) The well stimulation treatment fluids used are of known quantity and description for reporting and disclosure as required pursuant to this article; and

(7) The well stimulation treatment will not damage the well casing, tubing, cement, or other well equipment, or would not otherwise cause degradation of the well's mechanical integrity during the treatment process;

(8) Well breach occurring during well stimulation treatment will be reported as required in Section 1785, subdivision (d); and

(9) Well stimulation treatment operations are conducted in compliance with all applicable requirements of the Regional Water Board, the Department of Toxic Substances Control, the Air Resources Board, the Air Quality Management District or Air Pollution Control District, the Certified Unified Program Agency, and any other local agencies with jurisdiction over the location of the well stimulation activities.