Encroachment provisions are as follows.
(A) New wells. All operations concerned with drilling, redrilling, servicing or the production of wells shall be conducted within the property lines of the leasehold.
(B) Directional surveys on certain wells required. If at the time of application for a permit the Agency determines that the applicant intends to drill, re-drill or deepen any well or wellhole whose location at the surface or at any point below the surface of the ground is within 330 feet of any exterior boundary line of any publicly owned property, the applicant shall make available to the Agency at his or her expense directional surveys of such well or wellhole.
(C) Duplicate notices and reports for the State Oil and Gas Supervisor to be filed with the Agency. The operator shall file with the Agency an executed duplicate of any "Notice of Intention to Deepen, Re-drill, Plug or Alter Casing in Well" or any other notice required to be filed by the operator with the State Oil and Gas Supervisor relating to or in connection with any work upon any existing well and an executed duplicate of the "Report on Proposed Operations" or any other report issued and delivered by the supervisor to the operator concerning the operator’s proposed operations as set forth in any of the notices. The duplicate notices and reports shall be filed by the operator on the same date the original or originals thereof are filed with the supervisor.
(D) Wells existing as of the effective date of this title. No operator or person who re-drills, services or maintains a well drilled prior to the effective date of this title shall encroach with oil production equipment on any public property, sidewalks, parkways, alleys, streets or rights-of-way until a permit therefor has been granted by the Agency. Before issuing such an encroachment permit, the Agency shall impose on the permit reasonable requirements for the safety of persons and property. The permit shall not be issued until the applicant installs temporary sidewalk enclosures sufficient to protect pedestrians and files the necessary certificates of insurance pursuant to Chapter 14.12. The temporary sidewalk enclosures shall be maintained until the oil-operating equipment has been removed from the leasehold. The operator thereof shall be liable for any damages to public property resulting from such encroachment.
(`78 Code, § 14.16.030.)