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William Berry, chief executive officer of Continental Re- sources, spoke Tuesday during a luncheon hosted by the Petroleum Alliance of . PHOTO BY MARK HANCOCK Continental responds with plan to cut capital Interstate 40 near downtown . Oklahoma State University researcher Paul Tikalsky said trucks in Oklaho- ma and about a dozen other states are allowed to hook up electronically and make their way down interstate highways in a computer-augmented slipstream that saves fuel and reduces driver fatigue. AP PHOTO/SUE OGROCKI spending

BY DAISY CREAGER Self-driving cars, trucks are The Journal Record

OKLAHOMA CITY – Continental Resources Chief around the corner Executive Officer William Berry said Tuesday the com- pany is planning cuts in capital spending and drilling BY CHIP MINTY futuristic advancement appears to have gone main- activity one day after shares on Wall Street recorded The Journal Record stream, and the ultimate goal of throwing humans out their sharpest drop in more than a decade. of the driver’s seat may be right around the corner. At a lunch hosted Tuesday by the Petroleum Alli- Those who are paying attention may have noticed Just look at who has climbed on board the last ance of Oklahoma, Berry discussed the company’s path that cars and trucks are making decisions with less couple of years. The American Automobile Associa- forward after disagreements at OPEC led Saudi Arabia participation by drivers. tion says autonomous technologies that are standard to boost crude oil production in an already oversup- In fact, a growing number of trucks driving Okla- equipment on most of today’s new cars and trucks can plied market, causing the price of oil to fall 24.6% to homa interstates today are taking their cues from oth- save thousands of lives lost every year because of hu- $31.13 Monday, the greatest one-day drop in nearly 30 er trucks, and all their drivers have to do is sit there. man error. The American Trucking Association also years. Shares of several Oklahoma-based energy com- Talk about an emerging revolution in the automo- has called automated driving technology the next step panies also plummeted. tive industry has been around for some time, but for in the evolution of safety technology. Shares of Continental surged Tuesday, closing at many, the prospect of autonomous cars and trucks has Across the country, traffic accidents kill an average $9.39, up from its Monday closing of $7.05. Berry said seemed too outlandish to take very seriously, at least of 100 people per day, and 90% of those deaths are company leadership is revisiting the budget, looking for the foreseeable future. for ways to continue delivering free cash flow and Well, maybe it’s time to look again because this Turn to CARS » p14 “hunkering down” to survive a trend toward $30-per- barrel oil. “My comments to the team were we had a great year, Bill limiting regulation this is a great industry, it’s a long-term thing, we’re go- « 2 » for business innovators House approves COLA increase for state retirees Retired ing to be here for a long, long time,” Berry said. “How- advances » p2 teachers, police officers, firefighters, judges and ever, we are in a commodity business. Nothing shows other former state employees who draw income that more than what’s happened over the last few days. from six state pension funds would receive cost- Bill allowing home In a commodity business you have to be responsive.” of-living adjustments under legislation passed delivery of marijuana He said the company plans cutting production and a Tuesday in the Oklahoma House of Representatives . approved by House » p3

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BY STEVE METZER bit flatter.” The Journal Record Frix said he was inspired to write the bill after meeting a retired teacher whose OKLAHOMA CITY – Retired teachers, paycheck wasn’t enough even to cover her police officers, firefighters, judges and other health insurance premiums. The fiscal fit- former state employees who draw income ness of the state’s retirement system has from six state pension funds would receive vastly improved since the last time a COLA cost-of-living adjustments under legislation was approved in 2008, he said. Several of passed Tuesday in the Oklahoma House of the plans are now more than 100% funded Representatives. and most are 80% funded. House Bill 3350 by state Rep. Avery Frix, “Our state retirees have not had a cost- R-Muskogee, cleared the chamber on a of-living adjustment for 12 years, even as unanimous 99-0 vote and will advance for their health insurance premiums and other consideration in the Senate. living expenses have risen,” Frix said. A bill to give state retirees a 4% raise Dixie Jackson, who worked for the passed in the House last year but stalled Oklahoma Department of Mental Health in the Senate as lawmakers there sought for 40 years before retiring nine years ago, to ensure that solvency of the pension said many former state employees have funds would not be jeopardized. HB 3350 struggled to cover costs of insurance, pre- would take a different approach, Frix said, House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Atoka, discusses passage of a bill Tuesday in the House scription drugs and other day-to-day ex- providing a 4% increase only for former that would provide a cost-of-living adjustment to most retired state employees. penses in the years since they last received state employees who have been retired for PHOTO BY STEVE METZER a COLA. at least five years. Those retired for between “Many state employees have had to go two years and five years would receive 2% Oklahoma City Fraternal Order of Police. in recent years and will continue to grow find additional jobs to pay for the essentials. COLAs and those retired for less than two He said the vote was cause for optimism even if state retirees are provided COLAs, That really is not retirement,” she said. years would not receive an increase. The even for non-retirees. “The reason we’re here today is that we Another retiree, George Fina, who COLAs would take effect after July 1. “We’re very optimistic and thankful for have instituted fiscal discipline over the last served as an Oklahoma City firefighter for Passage of the bill drew applause from all 99 members of the House who voted to decade to bring our pension systems up to 24 years, agreed that many state retirees numerous state retirees who had gathered support this,” Nelson said. “I think it sends a the level of where they are,” McCall said. “I have lost ground financially especially as in the House gallery, among them Dale strong message to their counterparts in the want to recognize those who have served health care and insurance costs have risen. Scruggs, who retired from the .” before us in the Legislature who did a lot of According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor City Police Department in 2016 and would Senate President Pro Tempore Greg heavy lifting to ensure that $300 million a Statistics, inflation has increased consumer receive a 2% COLA. Another retired police Treat, R-Oklahoma City, said Monday that year (has gone) into our pensions to make costs by 19.5% since the last time Oklahoma officer, Thomas Ashing, said he has been while he is still evaluating the COLA bill, he sure that the solvency increases.” public employee retirees received a COLA. retired longer and would receive a 4% in- appreciated the “stair-stepped” approach it McCall predicted that the pension funds State Rep. David Perryman, D-Chicka- crease. Both men said they were pleased to proposes. would continue to grow even if HB 3350 sha, said not being able to pass a COLA in see strong support in the House for a pay “I’m supportive of the concept. I’ve got passes. The measure was proposed after an recent years has been a source of frustration. raise for pensioners. to look at the details, but the stair-stepped actuarial analysis showed that a 4% COLA “I’ve been up here coming up on eight “It was good to see that they support us. approach … is a concept that I appreciate. would not affect any retirement plan’s fund- years, and it’s been frustrating. Year after We’ve been fighting this battle for a long We want to make sure not to jeopardize ed ratio by more than 2.9%. The COLAs, if year after year our retired employees of the time,” Ashing said. “Every journey starts pension fund balances,” he said. they’re provided, would affect the system’s state of Oklahoma have lost ground, not by with a first step. We need more, but we’ll be House Speaker Charles McCall, R-Ato- cumulative funded status only by about 2%, inches but by miles, every year as the cost happy to take what we can get.” ka, said he is convinced that state pension McCall said of living increases. We are way past time on The retired officers were joined by Mark funds – which weren’t adequately funded “The system will still be on a positive giving retirees of the state a cost-of-living Nelson, the current vice president of the 15 years ago – have grown to healthy levels trajectory,” he added, “even if it is just a little adjustment.” Bill limiting regulation for business innovators advances BY STEVE METZER said. protections. Creative use of blockchain technology The Journal Record The measure would require appli- “(The Act would allow) a person to could lead to greater efficiencies in busi- cants who wish to test new technologies temporarily test an innovative product ness record keeping. OKLAHOMA CITY – Businesses free of some initial state regulation to or service on a limited basis without “There are different things people are would be encouraged to develop inno- be able to demonstrate the innovative otherwise being licensed or authorized looking at (in) different spaces,” he said. vative products and services if a bill pro- nature of the technologies and that they to act under the laws of the state,” the “I just think there’s a lot of opportunity gressing in the are fully equipped to implement them. measure states. there. It’s not just record keeping in a advances to become law, its author said. They also would have Montgomery said blockchain sense. It’s also potentially Passage of Senate Bill 1792, the to show how products similar legislation has how financial firms will offer their ser- Oklahoma Financial Technology Access or services made pos- been passed in the vices in the future, how they’re envi- and Improvement Act, would establish sible through new states of Wyoming, sioning themselves as you deal with the a “regulatory sandbox program” to be technology develop- Arizona and Utah to internet and delivering services online.” administered by the Oklahoma Depart- ment might differ from encourage businesses Montgomery said he is still working ment of Commerce. It would enable others currently avail- especially in the finan- with the Oklahoma Banking Depart- people or companies with presence in able to consumers and cial services sector to ment and other state agencies with regu- Oklahoma to obtain limited access to how consumers might innovate “apps” and latory responsibilities and that SB 1792 markets in the state to test innovative John Michael ultimately benefit from Mike other technologies remains subject to amendment. products or services while being free of Montgomery their development. Osburn to improve customer State Rep. , R-Edmond, some regulatory burden. They would have to experiences. who will advocate for the bill in the The measure, authored by state Sen. provide comprehensive descriptions of “When you start thinking about House, said it makes sense to give busi- John Michael Montgomery, R-Lawton, proposed testing plans. home loans or consumer credit or bank- nesses latitude to develop new technolo- is due for a vote in the House of Rep- The Department of Commerce ing services of different varieties, there’s gies free of government intervention resentatives after passing Monday on a would be required to consult with any a lot of different firms that are out there that might discourage innovation. 46-0 vote through the Senate. state agencies that might be relevant trying to put (services) on an app, or “I think it’s important in this day and Montgomery said the bill might before approving or denying applica- doing something different,” the senator age to allow for innovation in certain ar- especially benefit financial service com- tions. If approved, participants in the said. eas whether it’s a large company, a small panies developing products or services program would then have 24 months to Montgomery said new technologies company, one that’s been around 100 deliverable online. introduce and test innovative services or or services could be developed to make years or one just starting up,” Osburn “If we allow companies to innovate products. During that time, they would consumer lending or loan administra- said. “I think it’s important for us to and come up with technology to de- be exempt from state laws that regulate tion more efficient. Innovation might be able to allow them to be innovative, liver secure services online in a simpler, financial products or services but would also lead to improvements in business but obviously we still need to regulate cheaper way, that’s the objective,” he still be required to maintain consumer processes such as health care billing. reasonably.” journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 11, 2020 » 3A Saudi Arabia increases oil output to record high BY JON GAMBRELL Associated Press

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates – Saudi Arabia’s state-run oil giant Saudi Aramco said Tuesday it would increase its crude oil production to 12.3 million barrels a day in April, a record amount. The move seemed to make good on the country’s promise over the weekend to increase output after Russia refused to cooperate on cutting production. That led to a 25% plunge in the price of crude on Monday, the sharpest decline seen since the 1991 Gulf War. International benchmark Brent crude traded up more than 8% Tuesday over $37 a barrel. In a filing to Riyadh’s Tadawul stock market Tuesday, Aramco said the in- crease in production represented a rise of 300,000 barrels per day. Analysts said that likely would involve releasing stored barrels as well. Russia later responded by saying it too could increase output. “The company has agreed with its customers to provide them with such volumes starting 1 April 2020,” Aramco said in the filing. “The company expects that this will have a positive, long-term financial effect.” Saudi Aramco shares, whose trade briefly halted before announcing the A security person wears a mask as he checks vehicles entering a compound for Saudi Aramco in Jiddah, Saudi Arabia on Monday. production decision, closed up 9.88% AP PHOTO/AMR NABIL in trading to 31.15 riyals, or $8.30, giv- ing the world’s most-valuable company Aramco’s decision likely will flood cans. On average, a gallon of regular He said that in the short-term, Russia a valuation of $1.66 trillion. That’s still global energy markets and put further unleaded in the U.S. sold for $2.36 a can increase output to 200,000-300,000 below its initial public offering price of pressure on prices. The company had gallon, according to AAA, down from barrels a day and could eventually boost 32 riyals in December. reached $2 trillion in early days of trad- $2.43 a month ago. it to 500,000 barrels a day. It came a day after Aramco shares ing in December. Russian Energy Minister Alexander At the same time, he noted that Rus- collapsed by 10% and were pulled from The lower oil prices come as there’s Novak sought to project confidence, sia remains open for new talks with trading for reaching the Tadawul’s maxi- less demand for air travel amid the saying in an interview broadcast by OPEC. mum permitted loss in a day, dropping spread of the new coronavirus around Russian state television Tuesday that “I want to say that the doors are not its valuation to $1.4 trillion. Aramco had the world, further depressing prices. “despite the decrease of prices and vola- closed,” he said. “We have scheduled offered only a sliver of its shares on the However, that likely will push down tility that we are witnessing today, our further meetings to estimate the situa- Tadawul for investors. gasoline prices at the pump for Ameri- sector stays competitive.” tion on the market for May-June.” Bill allowing home delivery of marijuana approved by House

BY STEVE METZER The Journal Record

OKLAHOMA CITY – A bill that would allow for home delivery of medical mari- juana advanced in the Oklahoma House of Representatives on Tuesday. If passed into law, House Bill 3227 would authorize licensed medical marijuana dispensaries to contract with licensed transporters to deliver medical marijuana, concentrates or other prod- ucts to the homes of licensed medical marijuana users. Dispensaries would be required to verify the identification of pa- tients and/or caregivers prior to purchase and delivery. They would have to arrange deliveries only by people or services li- censed to transport medical marijuana. State Rep. , R-Okmulgee, who represented the bill on the House House Bill 3227 would authorize licensed medical marijuana dispensaries to contract with licensed transporters to deliver medical mari- floor, said the measure was intended to juana, concentrates or other products to the homes of licensed medical marijuana users. COURTESY PHOTO/UNSPLASH benefit constituents who might be too ill or who might be disabled and unable get to a dispensary,” he said. “That’s who growing more and more common for deliver products only to private residenc- to get themselves to medical marijuana I wrote this for, for people who literally wide-ranging products. es. Products would have to be in locked dispensaries. would struggle to get to a dispensary.” “Our society is moving toward home containers and kept in secured areas of “When I run a medical marijuana bill, Fetgatter was asked by state Rep. Carl delivery of a lot of things. This would the transport vehicle inaccessible to the I am focused on those true medical mari- Newton, R-Cherokee, if he had concerns just allow patients more access to receive driver during transit. juana patients who could have stage four about the possibility of people being medication,” he said. The measure passed on a 73-20 vote cancer or any number of other issues that robbed while making deliveries. Fetgat- According to the bill, medical mari- and will advance for consideration by the would prevent them from being able to ter responded that home deliveries are juana transporters would be allowed to Senate. 4A « March 11, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com

TULSA NEWS IN BRIEF 1 Cherokee Nation Businesses rebrands contracting companies Cherokee Nation Businesses is rolling out a rebrand of its diversified businesses. Tulsa-based CNB announced a new name, logos, website and social media accounts with a shared aim of better representing the tribe’s profes- include Charles Tippeconnic, Oklahoma public high schools sional service companies for tribal partnership specialist, U.S. to offer at least four advanced their work alongside federal Census Bureau; Mark Rogers, placement courses to students partners. executive director, Absentee beginning in the 2024-25 CNB’s contracting compa- Shawnee Tribal Health System; school year. nies are now Cherokee Federal. and Jim Collard, director of An amendment to House Bill “Through our work serving economic development and 3400 would allow schools to federal agencies, our compa- planning, and chief of Citizen choose the type of AP courses nies are flourishing, expanding Potawatomi Nation tribal po- offered. The measure passed operations, increasing revenue, lice. –Staff report the House with a vote of 81-7. State Sen. Michael Brooks speaks on the Senate floor in Oklahoma creating more jobs and, most “A blend of both AP and City. AP PHOTO/SUE OGROCKI importantly, bringing addition- concurrent coursework better al profits to the Cherokee Na- OKLAHOMA CITY prepares students for higher Senate passes domestic abuse bill tion,” said Chuck Garrett, CNB 3 Bill to support education pursuits and the CEO. “It’s time that our brand workforce, and this helps cut OKLAHOMA CITY – A bill to by reason of the delay. recognizes our customers and student veterans college tuition costs,” Baker better protect domestic abuse “Most domestic violence reflects our role as a leading approved said. “By focusing on quality victims was approved by the homicides occur shortly after government contractor.” Legislation supporting stu- coursework, we are signaling to Senate 44-2 on Monday. victims report the abuse to CNB’s portfolio of gov- dent veterans passed the Okla- job creators that Oklahoma is State Sen. Michael Brooks, authorities and their abuser is ernment and commercial homa House of Representatives serious about training the next D-Oklahoma City, said he au- released from jail,” Brooks said. contracting companies has on Monday. generation of leaders.” thored Senate Bill 1804 at the “This is a crucial period of time earned more than $5 billion in House Bill 1907, by state Baker said schools will be request of a district judge for when victims especially need contracts since 2012 and repre- Rep. Nicole Miller, R-Edmond, able to select the platform on clarification for those arrested to be protected against their sents roughly 42% of its overall would require all institutions which to offer these courses, for domestic violence and to abusers,” Brooks said. “This bill revenue. The tribally owned in the Oklahoma State System whether in a traditional class- better protect domestic abuse will allow the courts to hold LLCs operate across 50 states, of Higher room setting, a virtual option victims. domestic violence offenders in two U.S. territories and in 26 Education to or through an area CareerTech. The bill specifies that the in custody for a ‘cooling down’ countries. give priority The bill directs the State De- detention of someone arrested period of 24 to 72 hours to al- Cherokee Federal manages enrollment partment of Education to for domestic abuse, stalking low victims to be able to clear nearly 1,000 projects for more and course provide information to all local or harassment, or domestic out of their homes and apply than 60 government agencies. registration boards of education, to be dis- assault and battery or domes- for emergency victim protec- The rebrand refers to more to students tributed to students and par- tic assault and battery with a tive orders before their abus- than 30 of CNB’s subsidiaries who are active ents, on available opportunities deadly weapon for 72 hours or ers are released.” and includes more than 3,000 members of and the AP enrollment process. longer does not constitute an SB 1804 now moves to the employees. Nicole the military Virtual schools also would need unnecessary delay unless the House of Representatives. The Cherokee Nation’s gov- Miller and to stu- to make these course options person can establish prejudice –Staff report ernmental revenue entity owns dents who are available. companies in the gaming, eligible to receive educational Nearly six in 10 Oklahoma hospitality, cultural tourism, financial assistance from the schools do not currently offer a consulting, health sciences, en- U.S. Department of Veterans single AP course, many of those vironmental services, real es- Affairs. in rural areas. Baker said this MAIN OFFICES CAPITOL BUREAU tate, technology, engineering, Early enrollment and course legislation is a way to ensure all Corporate Tower 2300 N. Lincoln Blvd., manufacturing, construction registration would allow stu- students throughout the state 101 N. 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Panelists will tatives that would require all fer, attendance, student en- NEWS IN BRIEF journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 11, 2020 » 5A gagement and truancy policies. motivate them to finish their It also directs the Statewide degrees. Virtual Charter School Board to Currently, about 20% of promulgate rules for orientation courses at OCCC are taught in information to be provided to eight weeks. students and parents. “If you wanted to get in “House Bill 2905 ensures the shape, you would start off by state is protecting our students running short distances – the while also giving parents the small successes push you for- flexibility and information neces- ward to the goal,” said Jeremy sary to make the best decision Thomas, vice president for for their child,” Dills said. “Virtual student affairs. “The eight-week charter schools are a great op- term format allows students to tion for some families, but we see the finish line and keeps the need to make sure they’re be- end goal of earning their degree ing transparent about how they in sight; Student Success Advi- spend taxpayer money.” sors coach and encourage stu- The measure also adds an dents along the way.” orientation piece that will be In 2019, OCCC made a change provided to each family before to the student-advising model. a student begins instruction to The move lowered the ratio of help students and their guard- students to a single adviser from ians understand the type of 1,000-to-1 to 350-to-1. Students education in which they are are assigned a student success enrolling. The bill also addresses adviser to encourage more student transfer policies. meaningful communication. Dills said she worked with Student success advisers Tents stand on a wharf near the at the Port of Oakland in Oakland, Calif., on Monday. The stakeholders from the two receive increased training that cruise ship, which had maintained a holding pattern off the coast for days, is carrying multiple people largest virtual charter schools, allows them to specialize in who tested positive for COVID-19, a disease caused by the new coronavirus. AP PHOTO/NOAH BERGER as well as the Virtual Charter degree program areas and con- School Board, the Oklahoma cerns unique to specific groups State Board of Education, the of students. The new advising Cruise ship passengers returning to Oklahoma Oklahoma State School Boards model also encourages advisers OKLAHOMA CITY – The Okla- Passengers with symptoms coast because of a cluster of Association and the Coopera- to coach students in financial homa State Department of will be isolated. coronavirus cases aboard ar- tive Council of Oklahoma School literacy and academic life skills. Health on Tuesday said it has The travelers without rived in port Monday. Administrators. At present, 7,000 OCCC students been notified of travelers re- symptoms will be released to The Grand Princess pulled Dills said HB 2905 is an exten- have been assigned a student turning to Oklahoma from the return to Oklahoma and will into the Port of Oakland sion of House Bill 1395, which success adviser. –Staff report Grand Princess cruise ship. be quarantined at home. with more than 3,500 people was signed into law by the gov- There are 26 of the 3,500 State and county health aboard – 21 confirmed to be ernor in May. That bill subjects passengers on the Grand officials will be in contact with infected with the new virus. Oklahoma’s public virtual charter OKLAHOMA CITY Princess cruise ship docked in the travelers to monitor for Passengers lining the bal- schools to the same financial 3 Park receives grant San Francisco who are Okla- any future potential symp- conies waved and some left reporting requirements, financial homans and will return to the toms and evaluate for testing the cabins where they had audits, audit procedures and for public art state. if needed. been in isolation to go on audit requirements as traditional Visitors to Scissortail Park The passengers will be The cruise ship forced to deck. public school districts. The bill will likely notice a massive bird- screened once off the ship. idle for days off the California –Staff report also put virtual charters and shaped woven willow stick struc- brick-and-mortar charters under ture taking shape just west of the same statutory teacher con- the Children’s Play Pavilion and tract requirements as traditional the lake. funding. land easements that not only Boeing STEAM Challenge for first public schools. The Unexpected Us is a collab- NRCS will prioritize applica- protect the future of the nation’s and second grade classrooms in HB 2905 passed the House oration with Oklahoma City art- tions that protect, restore and food supply, but also support four Oklahoma City-area elemen- 94-0 and now moves to the ists Denise Duong and Gabriel enhance habitat for wildlife on environmental quality, wildlife tary schools, including Britton Senate for consideration. It is Friedman, who are installing the their lands and reduce dam- habitat, and historic preservation Elementary, Esperanza Elemen- authored in the Senate by state sculpture as part of Oklahoma age from flooding and recharge and protection of open spaces. tary, Nichols Hills Elementary Sen. Dewayne Pemberton, R- Contemporary’s grand opening groundwater. Under the WRE component, and Stanley Hupfeld Academy Muskogee. –Staff report celebration on Friday. “USDA is committed to restor- funding is provided directly to Charter School. The project aims The Kirkpatrick Family Fund ing and protecting vital sensitive landowners for the purchase of to increase student awareness funded a series of grants for wetlands that provide important an easement and for restoration. of STEAM (Science, Technology, OKLAHOMA CITY Oklahoma City arts and cultural wildlife habitat and improve wa- Wetland reserve easements al- Engineering, Arts and Math) con- 3 OCCC shifting to organizations collaborating with ter quality,” State Conservationist low landowners to successfully cepts and careers. Oklahoma Contemporary to pro- Gary O’Neill said. restore, enhance, and protect “This collaboration is allow- 8-week format duce exhibitions and programs Land eligible for easements habitat for wildlife on their lands. ing us to help connect STEAM The Oklahoma City Commu- related to its inaugural exhibi- includes cropland, rangeland, Eligible landowners may choose to literacy and also inspire ex- nity College Board of Regents tion, Bright Golden Haze. grassland and pastureland to enroll in a permanent or 30- tended use of the STEAM labs, has approved a shift to predomi- The park received one of owned by private individuals or year easement. Eligible lands which have been added to nantly eight-week classes in the these grants to contract with Native American tribes. Wetlands include farmed or converted schools in the Oklahoma City fall semester. Duong and Friedman to create reserve easements provide habi- wetlands that can be successful- Public Schools district this year,” Beginning fall 2020, OCCC The Unexpected Us, which will tat for fish and wildlife, including ly and cost-effectively restored. said Sandra Kent, executive di- is switching the bulk of classes also feature a golden pulsating endangered species; improve To apply for a wetland reserve rector of OKA+ Schools Institute from 16-week semesters to light suspended within a willow water quality by filtering sedi- easement, landowners should at UCO. eight-week terms. OCCC will be orb at the structure’s center. ments and chemicals; reduce contact their local NRCS field The GREA+ Boeing STEAM the first college in Oklahoma –Staff report flooding; recharge groundwater; office. –Staff report challenge is centered on student to make this switch, which is protect biological diversity; and literature. Participating students designed to give students more provide opportunities for edu- will read books and find the flexibility. STILLWATER cational, scientific and limited EDMOND STEAM concepts within the The change will allow stu- 4 Wetland reserve recreational activities. 5 UCO A+ Schools reading. A total of six units will dents to enroll in two eight-week The program has two compo- be implemented by each partici- terms during the first half of the funding available nents, one for agricultural land Institute receives pating class this semester, each traditional 16-week semester Oklahoma’s Natural Resources easements and one for wetland grant focusing on different aspects, and two more during the second Conservation Service is accept- reserve easements. Applications Boeing will award a $50,000 concepts and STEAM careers. half of the semester. Students ing applications for its Agricul- for both ALEs and WREs are ac- grant to the University of Central “The intersection between will continue to be classified as tural Conservation Easement cepted on a continuous basis. Oklahoma Foundation for a proj- STEM and the arts is critical,” full-time and will still qualify for Program-Wetland Reserve Ease- Under the ALE component, ect being implemented by the said Kristin Holland, com- financial aid. The change will ments Program. funds are provided to eligible Oklahoma A+ Schools Institute munity investor, Boeing Global also allow students to complete Applications submitted by entities that use ACEP funding to at UCO. Engagement. classes quicker and may help March 27 will be considered for purchase permanent agricultural The grant will fund the GREA+ –Staff report 6A « March 11, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com PERSPECTIVES BUSINESS STRATEGY Events enhance AROUND TOWN innovation goals Societies of OCU awards will be April 23 For the 32nd year, five distin- Tickets may be obtained at www. Not only did they have Addison It’s an exciting time for the In- guished women of Oklahoma will okcu.edu/awardsofexcellence. Price, Miss Oklahoma 2019, as a novation District, when the process of be recognized by the Societies of The Societies of Oklahoma City guest but they also had Jill Donovan, research and planning is transforming . The cer- University event supports the three founder of Rustic Cuff and author of into action: projects, events and activi- emony will be April 23 at a luncheon societies each year. The Kindness Effect. ties to accomplish the goals of develop- at Oklahoma City Donovan not only spoke about ing an inclusive district and fostering a Golf and Country Save the date pursuing your passions but also collaborative, entrepreneurial culture. Club. The event When I saw the purple card in the included a little humor. One of the goals for the Innovation will begin at 11 mail I knew for sure that the YWCA Proceeds from the event will ben- District is to connect with nearby a.m. with a recep- was scheduling the beautiful Purple efit Freedom School and the Thelma residents to provide education and tion for the hon- Sash Gala for the 17th year. The date Parks Elementary Literacy Program. training and them for jobs that orees and at 11:30 will be June 6 at the National Cowboy currently exist or will be created in the a.m. lunch will be and Western Heritage Museum. Time to renew district. served, followed This gala is always an evening The Oklahoma City Philharmonic The Brookings study highlighted the JOAN by a program. of elegance with fine dining, silent folks are sending out notices, state- fact that the district’s growth and em- GILMORE Awards of and live auctions and a high-energy ments, suggestions and reminders ployment opportunities have not been Excellence will runway fashion show. about renewing season tickets for realized by neighboring communities be presented to The event provides care and hope 2020 Pops tickets and Classics. If you and their residents. Median household five women. Matilda Clements will to victims of domestic violence, sexual love your seats and concert dates, pay incomes in nearby neighborhoods are receive the Dulaney-Browne Library assault and stalking. up now. below $25,000, Society Award. Gayle Lucas Semtner For more information, visit www. Alexander Mickelthwate, music compared to over will receive the Kirkpatrick-Petree ywcaokc.org. director, and his crew have drawn $50,000 for the Music and Performing Arts Society out really special orchestral music for region as a whole. Award. Becky Roten will accept the Gathering of Angels the Classics concerts and really excit- Unemployment Norick-Hulsey Gallery Society Award. The Oklahoma City Pi Beta Phi ing Pops, including one where the levels hover above Kami Huddleston and Ashley Alumnae Club hosted its annual orchestra plays the background for a 15%, nearly three Bowen Murphy will receive the Okla- Gathering of Angels luncheon the film. The one this last year was just so times the metro homa City University Distinguished other day at the Oklahoma City Golf exciting. Well, anyway, sign rate. Philanthropist Awards. and Country Club. up now. CATHY The Innova- O’CONNOR tion District has launched regular training, network- ing and programming and is reaching CAPITAL PERSPECTIVES out in various ways to promote these opportunities, especially to the residents in the surrounding neighbor- hoods. Many of the new jobs created in Looking at margins of safety the Innovation District will not require a college degree and will have higher- “Confronted with a challenge to we may invest, we think of compa- to our discipline regarding the initial than-average wages, which could be distill the secret of sound investment nies as generally belonging to one of decision to buy. Once holders of a life-changing for nearby residents. into three words, we venture to motto, three categories: (1) Super-Prime, (2) company, we monitor its fundamen- The Innovation District is partner- MARGIN OF SAFETY.” High-Quality and (3) Mediocre. It is tal progress and update our estimate ing with Progress OKC, a community –Benjamin Graham important to point out that these are of intrinsic business value accord- development corporation created by points on a spectrum, not absolutes. ingly. Regarding our sell discipline, the Alliance, to host a community Today we avoid spilling more ink Companies of the Super-Prime sort we become willing to part ways career and resource expo on April 4 regarding COVID-19, which repre- are large enterprises exhibiting char- with a holding upon the margin of from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Douglass sents a serious, but likely transitory, acteristics including extraordinary safety being meaningfully (everyone High School. The event will connect disruption to business activity and management, high barriers to entry will have their own opinion about area residents to potential employers, instead focus on a topic of significant and pricing power. An example of a what meaningful means) reduced educators and community resource long-term importance, margin of High-Quality business might be one or eliminated. If all goes as planned, groups. All education and career levels safety. that is well run and conservatively the margin of safety will be mostly are encouraged to attend. Unfortunately, there is no specific financed but operates in a commod- reduced by price gains. However, Other events coming up in the Inno- prescription for the proper margin itized business where there is no real margins of safety can also be reduced vation District include an Autonomous of safety, so the pricing power. Finally, a company by deterioration in intrinsic business Systems Symposium April 14 at the ultimate margin exhibiting stagnant earning power value, and in those hopefully seldom Cox Convention Center. This year’s of safety ap- over a long period would most likely instances, selling at a loss may be symposium features working breakout plied to a given be categorized as Mediocre. rational. sessions, vendor exhibits and a keynote situation (herein While reasonable and informed There may be happy times when presentation from Peter Shannon, we discuss com- people can come to different figures, price gains occur quickly. We are founder and managing director of mon stocks) is we are typically willing to pay 75 willing to sell at such times even if Radius Capital. dependent upon cents, 66 cents and 50 cents per $1 our holding period is extraordinarily All are invited to take part in Walk qualitative fac- of estimated intrinsic business value short. This may at times give the Over Wednesday at Stiles Circle this tors such as the in the case of Super-Prime, High- impression that we are short-term week on Wednesday from noon to 1 CHAS risk tolerance of Quality and Mediocre companies “traders” rather than long-term in- p.m. for lunch or Spark Happy Hour on CRAIG the investor in respectively. These margin of safety vestors. We disagree, as our estimate March 17 at Iguana Mexican Grill from question, the level figures, or even more draconian of intrinsic business value is based 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Both events are open of confidence ones, may only result a few qualify- on an assessment of the company to the public and great opportunities to the investor has in his estimation of ing individual stocks under normal through a long-term lens. While this meet and make connections with other per share value and the quality of market conditions. The inclusion of position may not be conventional, we innovative people in our community. the business being analyzed. Below mutual or exchange-traded funds do believe it is rational. These education and networking we discuss how we approach this in a portfolio could help achieve the events help create the innovation problem. proper level of diversification. Chas Craig is president of Meliora ecosystem we are striving for in the dis- In analyzing businesses in which The preceding paragraph speaks Capital in Tulsa (www.melcapital.com). trict. I hope you will participate in the growing momentum of these efforts.

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BY DAVID KOENIG Associated Press

Airlines are slashing flights and freez- ing hiring as they experience a sharp drop in bookings and a rise in cancellations in the face of the spreading coronavirus. Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly says the outbreak might do more damage to airlines than the terror attacks of 2001 did. An industry trade group has issued the same warning. Delta Air Lines said Tuesday that travel demand has fallen so badly in the past week that it expects one-third of seats to be empty this month on flights within the – previously the market most immune to virus fallout. Business travelers are grounded as meetings and conferences are being can- celed. Leisure travelers are scared. Normally airlines try to lure reluctant customers by discounting fares, but that won’t work in the face of the COVID-19 outbreak. “If you are scared of flying, you are probably scared at any price,” said Delta President Glen Hauenstein. Delta, the world’s biggest airline by revenue, said net bookings declined 25% A Delta Air Lines passenger jet plane, a Boeing 737-900 model, approaches Logan Airport in Boston. AP FILE PHOTO/CHARLES KRUPA to 30% in the past two weeks and could get worse. It said it will cut international flights by 20% to 25% and reduce U.S. and deep it spreads. The same group – Washington state and California have firm, said the average domestic airfare flying by 10% to 15%, roughly matching said the terror attacks in 2001, which suffered larger outbreaks – than on the fell 14% last week, with fare-sale dis- cuts previously announced by United devastated the U.S. airline industry but East Coast. He said younger people have counts running more than 50% on some Airlines. CEO Ed Bastian said the airline had less impact overseas, cut revenue by been more willing to keep flying; people major routes such as New York-Chicago is “prepared to do more” if the outbreak about $20 billion. over 55 less willing. and Los Angeles-Washington. grows. European airports expect 187 million The virus appears to be most danger- Delta, United, American and most Delta is cutting spending, including fewer passengers this year because of ous among older people. The Associated international carriers have suspended putting a freeze on hiring, offering vol- the outbreak. Airports in Italy, where a Press reported over the weekend that flights to China, where the outbreak untary unpaid leave, delaying voluntary nationwide quarantine was put in place the White House overruled a plan by the began and has infected the most people. pension contributions and suspending Tuesday, are most affected. Airport of- Centers for Disease Control and Preven- Airline stocks have been among the share buybacks. ficials urged the Italian government to tion to recommend that older and physi- hardest hit during the market sell-off of American Airlines announced it will provide emergency financial support, cally weak Americans be advised not to the last few weeks. cut international flying by 10% this and said aid might be necessary in more fly on commercial airlines because of Since mid-February, shares of Ameri- summer and reduce U.S. flying by 7.5% countries if authorities clamp down on the new virus, according to a federal can have lost more than half their value, in April. It has delayed training of new travel. official. Instead, the CDC issued more United’s stock has fallen more than 40% pilots and flight attendants. Discount carrier Norwegian Air said nuanced advice, saying older people and and Delta and Southwest Airlines more United said it has arranged $2 bil- Tuesday it would cut 15% of its flights those with health problems should avoid than 25%. They rallied slightly in trad- lion in additional bank borrowing to through mid-June and lay off “a sig- cruise ships, crowded places and “non- ing Tuesday morning. preserve financial flexibility – raising nificant share” of its workers. It called essential travel such as long plane trips.” U.S. airline officials have expressed liquidity from $6 billion to $8 billion. the unspecified number of job cuts American Airlines CEO Doug Parker steadfast confidence that they can man- The airlines are also evaluating their temporary. Air France-KLM said it has said the largest decline has been in age their way through the outbreak. assets – planes, engines, spare parts and canceled 3,600 flights this month. tickets within seven days of departure, Airline executives say they are stron- other items – to determine what could Those moves come on top of an- which are often bought by business ger, more profitable and carrying less be used as collateral for more borrow- nouncements that Germany’s Lufthansa travelers. debt than during past crises such as ing, if that is needed. will cut up to half its flights after a “dras- “That is absolutely driven by U.S. cor- 9/11. Mergers have eliminated many United CEO Oscar Munoz will waive tic” drop in bookings, and Finland’s porations putting in place travel adviso- rivals, leaving fewer competitors. The his base salary through June, and Kelly, national carrier, Finnair, will furlough ries and travel restrictions and canceling airlines will also benefit from the recent the Southwest CEO, said he will take a workers for up to a month and cancel travel,” he said. “Once we get to the point plunge in oil prices – American expects 10% pay cut. 1,400 flights. where corporate America is ready to to spend $3 billion less on jet fuel. In a video to employees, Kelly said The demand drop-off that began in travel again, that will come back.” The airlines, however, are facing a the virus poses a problem not seen since Asia picked up steam in the U.S. about Airlines have been waiving change challenge unlike any they have seen the 9/11 attacks, “and it may be worse.” two weeks ago, when the virus spread fees and touting stepped-up cleaning of before. The International Air Transport outside Asia, notably to Italy. It has been airplane cabins to make passengers feel “This current crisis is a test of the Association, an airline trade group, es- felt equally among business and leisure more comfortable about flying. ability of our restructured industry to timates that the outbreak could reduce travelers. They have also cut prices, although withstand the types of shock that we carriers’ revenue by between $63 billion Delta’s Hauenstein said demand has that has not stemmed the drop in de- have never been able to withstand be- and $113 billion depending on how far fallen more sharply on the West Coast mand. Hopper, a travel-data research fore,” American’s Parker said.

GREAT NEWS IS WORTH REPEATING Showcase your company with a reprint for use in marketing and sales presentations. Call 405-278-2820 for details. 8A « March 11, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com Health Care OFFICE VISIT Facts over fear Since the outbreak of the coronavirus in China, I am sure you have read numer- ous articles and watched multiple news stories regarding its contagious nature. However, the real question is: Do you know the facts? It is important to know facts, so you can understand the scope of the situation, gain awareness and help protect yourself. I am an orthopedic surgeon, but that does not dismiss my need for education. It is important to delve more into the facts and learn what I can, so I can educate myself, my family and others. My intent in this article is to share what I learned to help share facts and decrease fear. So, what is the coronavirus? The virus has been named “SARS-CoV-2” and the disease it causes has been named “corona- virus disease 2019,” or “COVID-19.” It is important to know the difference. The virus causes the disease. SARS-CoV-2 is the virus; COVID-19 is the disease. Coronaviruses are a large The area near Pike Place Fish Market at the Pike Place Market in Seattle is nearly devoid of root traffic and crowds at the close of family of viruses that are the day. The market, which is popular with tourists and locals alike, has seen crowds thin as some workers stay home and work common in people and remotely, and some tourists cancel trips over worry about the COVID-19 coronavirus. AP PHOTO/TED S. WARREN many different species of DAVID L. animals, including cam- HOLDEN els, cattle, cats and bats. The SARS-CoV-2 vi- rus is a betacoronavirus, like MERS-CoV Seattle small businesses pinched and SARS-CoV. All three of these viruses have their origins in bats. The sequences from U.S. patients are similar to the one that China initially posted, suggesting as virus keeps workers home a likely single, recent emergence of this virus from an animal reservoir. BY RACHEL LERMAN ployers have told people to telecom- While Amazon has said it will help SARS-CoV-2 spreads through close AND GENE JOHNSON mute. Amazon, however, has said it cover one month’s rent for small busi- contact. Coronaviruses are generally Associated Press will keep paying the hourly workers nesses in its buildings, many employ- thought to be spread from person-to- who staff many food, cleaning and ees also eat and shop at the restaurants person through respiratory droplets. SEATTLE – The coronavirus outbreak other services on its campuses even and stores dotting the surrounding Currently there is no evidence to support has largely emptied Seattle’s usually while they are largely empty. The tech blocks. transmission of COVID-19 associated busy downtown streets after Amazon giant has become the poster child of There’s often a long lunchtime line with food. Older people or those with and other companies told tens of rising rents and increasing income in- at Tacos El Tajin, a bright green taco multiple ailments (i.e., diabetes, lung thousands of people to work from equality in Seattle – but Amazon’s tens truck that parks on weekdays in the disease, etc.) appear to be at greater home. That means far fewer custom- of thousands of employees also make heart of Amazon’s South Lake Union risk. ers for restaurants, shops and other up a huge portion of customers for campus. But not lately. How do people protect themselves businesses. small shops and restaurants who rely Owner Tomas Lopez said business from contracting the virus? If you have The Seattle area is dealing with on their business to stay afloat. has dropped around 75% in recent not received a flu vaccination, now is the the worst COVID-19 outbreak in the In Seattle’s famed Pike Place Mar- days. time. Avoid close contact with people who country, with at least 22 deaths, and ket, foot traffic has slowed enough that “We’re going to have to go find are sick and stay home if you are sick. businesses are bracing for the cascad- sales have dropped about 30% from another location for now and wait for Wash your hands with anti-bacterial soap ing effect of losing customers for the last year’s numbers at popular break- all the big companies to come back to for 20 seconds, especially tips of fingers. foreseeable future. Hotel bookings fast and lunch spot Bacco Cafe, owner work,” he said. “Maybe a construction Keep your hands away from your eyes, dropped as big conventions, including Heong Park said. site or something like that.” nose and mouth. Cover your cough or the Emerald City Comic Con, were Park’s two restaurants in the mar- Without Amazon customers, sneeze with a tissue, then throw the tissue canceled or postponed. ket – Bacco and Chan – are hurting. some businesses might be forced to in the trash. If no tissue, cough into the “You can see it and feel it on the But Park is optimistic people will start shut down if they don’t get relief, said crook of your arm, not into the air. Clean streets. You can see it in restaurants emerging from their homes after get- University of Washington market- and disinfect frequently touched objects and hotel lobbies,” said Jon Scholes, ting over the initial shock of the virus ing professor Jeff Shulman, who has and surfaces using a regular household president and CEO of the Downtown spreading in their community. studied the effect of Amazon on the cleaning spray or wipe. Seattle Association. At his third restaurant, Meet Kore- city’s economy. I hope the basic information I shared Scholes said the downtown street an BBQ, in Seattle’s nearby Capitol Hill “Rent is still due, insurance is still will empower you, not devour you with outside his window was nearly neighborhood, the after-work rush has due, it’s really expensive to operate a fear. Benjamin Franklin said, “An invest- completely empty late last week. He slowed, but people are still coming for space in downtown, and you’d have ment in knowledge pays the best interest.” watched a normally crowded bus drive later dinners. to anticipate the revenues are not go- I agree. Check out www.cdc.gov/coronavi- by with almost no passengers. Much of the concern is for busi- ing to be there,” he said. rus/index.html. The Whole Foods Market in the nesses that operate in the massive And if restaurants and stores are heart of Amazon’s Seattle campus also shadow of Amazon’s corporate head- forced to close – even temporarily – David L. Holden is a board-certified or- was barely filled with customers Mon- quarters. Thai Thani Kitchen, on the it means many hourly workers will thopedic surgeon and past president of the day morning, when lines of shoppers ground floor of one of the company’s not get paid and could struggle to Oklahoma County Medical Society (www. usually crowd checkout lines. buildings, is usually packed at lunch okcountymed.org). In addition to Amazon, other em- but now sits mostly empty. Turn to SEATTLE » p9 HEALTH CARE journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 11, 2020 » 9A Amid opioid, vaping lawsuits, Kansas looks to curb local action

BY JOHN HANNA “What I hope we can avoid is this Associated Press race-to-the-courthouse approach where a large number of small-scale suits get TOPEKA, Kan. – Business groups and filed and in order to reach a broad, Kansas’ Republican attorney general national settlement, it’s necessary to are pushing for a state law that could deal with the billing practices of private prevent cities, counties and local school plaintiffs’ bar,” he said in an interview. districts from suing big corporations Judiciary Committee Chairman such as opioid and vaping products Fred Patton, a Topeka Republican and manufacturers. an attorney, said he believes the state is Attorney General Derek Schmidt has likely to see a bigger recovery in a single worried that a raft of private lawsuits lawsuit over, for example, vaping. complicates efforts by states to broker “If it’s a statewide concern – I mean, broad legal settlements. An arm of the if every school district is suffering and U.S. Chamber of Commerce contends every city’s suffering – then it may make that trial attorneys are pushing local some sense to have the attorney general officials into a wave a litigation amount- file suit on behalf of everybody,” he said. ing to a “shakedown.” But Kieffer, whose firm is represent- The proposal would give Schmidt’s ing school districts across the nation office oversight of local officials’ deci- in lawsuits against Juul, said the state sions to hire outside attorneys, and it’s doesn’t face the same problems or costs modeled after a law Texas enacted last from companies’ misconduct. year. The idea was among suggestions For example, he said, schools are made by the U.S. Chamber’s Institute of wrestling with extra costs that include Legal Reform in a report last year, and hiring extra personnel or modifying there are similar proposals in at least their buildings to stop vaping. He said a few other states, including Arizona, Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt discusses his office’s investigation of vaping prod- a state isn’t likely to face those costs and Florida and Tennessee. ucts maker Juul Labs Inc., during an interview in Topeka, Kan. AP FILE PHOTO/JOHN HANNA might not deal with the costs associated The Kansas measure faces opposi- long-term health problems for years. tion from local officials and the state’s The Kansas Bar Association argued Bar Association, and it has riled trial “It’s a shakedown where they amass The institute’s March 2019 report that allowing clients to commit to using attorneys. leverage through more volume,” said also said payments to private attorneys part of their monetary damages to pay “It is a big business sponsored bill Harold Kim, the Institute for Legal reduces the funds available to cover their lawyers ensures that everyone has that is intended to basically give a pass Reform’s president. “Their strategy is to actual damages – an argument Schmidt access to the courts. to some of these huge corporations,” overwhelm defendants.” also has made. Schmidt said with the “We just come back to the fundamen- said Jon Kieffer, a Kansas City attorney The Kansas House Judiciary Com- vaping investigation, the states are aim- tal principle of, when you do wrong, involved in multiple lawsuits against mittee has yet to vote on Schmidt’s ing for a broad solution, “not just sort of you need to be held accountable,” said vaping products maker Juul Labs Inc. proposal, but the chamber’s Republican a whack-a-mole approach, community Callie Denton, executive director of the The Kansas measure would require leaders exempted it from deadlines that by community.” Kansas Trial Lawyers Association. any “public entity” to get a waiver from normally would have prevented it from the attorney general’s office before hir- being considered further by the GOP- ing outside attorneys under contingen- controlled Legislature this year. They cy fee contracts, which pay the lawyers did that last week, the day after Schmidt from the monetary damages won. The and the attorneys general of 38 other attorney general would have to deter- states announced they are investigating mine that such a contract “would not Juul. impede legal interests of the state.” The Kansas Chamber of Commerce, More than a dozen Kansas counties the Kansas Farm Bureau and other agri- and cities filed federal lawsuits against business groups argued that Schmidt’s opioid manufacturers, and 11 local measure would make it easier to reach school districts represented by Kief- global legal settlements. Kim said such fer’s firm are pursuing federal lawsuits a law would combat a growing “revenue against Juul. In both cases, the Kansas grab” by local governments and attor- communities are part of a broader na- neys that makes the nation’s business tional wave of lawsuits. climate less certain. Announcing the Expansion of the Frank C. Love Cancer Institute. » from p8 others. SEATTLE Business groups are trying to get We’re excited to announce the newest expansion of the Frank C. Love temporary relief for businesses and em- Cancer Institute. afford rent and other necessities in the ployees before the situation gets more Made possible by the generous support of our community of donors, the increasingly expensive city, Shulman dire. expanded facility offers the best in comfort and convenience. Relocated said. The Seattle Metropolitan Chamber to the third floor of the Midtown hospital, patients and “If the money is not there, it could of Commerce, Downtown Seattle As- their families are welcomed by a spacious, naturally lit lobby. From open be really problematic on people already sociation and other organizations sent seating to private chemotherapy rooms, this renovated space is struggling,” he said. a letter to Gov. and state designed to treat more patients – and make the most of their comfort. Hotels are seeing a 30% to 40% drop lawmakers last week asking for the gov- Our Mission calls us to reveal God’s healing presence. The Frank C. Love in occupancy, said tourism organiza- ernment to explore expanding unem- Cancer Institute is one more way we’re living out our Mission every day. tion Visit Seattle, and cultural attrac- ployment insurance to cover part-time Our hearts – and our doors – are open. tions and events are reporting “steep workers and set up an emergency fund declines.” to help small businesses. A coalition of businesses and other Inslee reminded businesses of help To learn more, visit ssmhealth.com/FrankCLove groups, including Microsoft, Amazon, available from the state, including tax Starbucks and the city of Seattle, band- filing extensions, payment plans and ed together to create a response fund to penalty waivers. 1011 N. Dewey Ave. give grants to economically vulnerable Markham McIntyre, executive vice Oklahoma City, OK 73102 groups. The fund has $2.5 million in president of the Seattle Metropolitan 405-228-7100 donations, largely from Amazon and Chamber of Commerce, said he was Microsoft, and will give grants to groups hopeful the government and businesses that work with gig workers, health care could come up with at least the begin- workers, communities of color, people ning of a plan in the coming days. ©2020 SSM Health. All rights reserved. without access to paid health care and “It’s an alarming scenario,” he said. 10A « March 11, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com HEALTH CARE Behind the scenes, scientists prep for COVID-19 vaccine test

BY LAURAN NEERGAARD Associated Press

WASHINGTON – A team of scientists jostled for a view of the lab dish, star- ing impatiently for the first clue that an experimental vaccine against the new coronavirus just might work. After weeks of round-the-clock research at the National Institutes of Health, it was time for a key test. If the vaccine revs up the immune system, the samples in that dish – blood drawn from immunized mice – would change color. Minutes ticked by, and finally they started glowing blue. “Especially at moments like this, ev- eryone crowds around,” said Kizzmekia Corbett, an NIH research fellow lead- ing the vaccine development. When her team sent word of the positive results, “it was absolutely amazing.” Dozens of research groups around the world are racing to create a vaccine as COVID-19 cases continue to grow. Importantly, they’re pursuing different types of vaccines – shots developed from new technologies that not only are faster to make than traditional inoculations but might prove more potent. Some research- ers even aim for temporary vaccines, such as shots that might guard people’s health a month or two at a time while Dr. Kizzmekia Corbett, left, senior research fellow and scientific lead for coronavirus vaccines and immunopathogenesis team in the Viral longer-lasting protection is developed. Pathogenesis Laboratory, talks with President as he tours the Viral Pathogenesis Laboratory at the National Institutes of “Until we test them in humans we have Health in Bethesda, Md. AP PHOTO/EVAN VUCCI absolutely no idea what the immune re- sponse will be,” cautioned vaccine expert ter. “Having a lot of different vaccines on a parallel track really ultimately gives That makes “spike” the target of most Dr. Judith O’Donnell, infectious disease – with a lot of different theories behind us the best chance of getting something vaccine research. chief at Penn Presbyterian Medical Cen- the science of generating immunity – all successful.” Not so long ago, scientists would have First-step testing in small numbers of had to grow the virus itself to create a young, healthy volunteers is set to start vaccine. The NIH is using a new method soon. There’s no chance participants that skips that step. Researchers instead could get infected from the shots, because copy the section of the virus’ genetic code they don’t contain the virus itself. The that contains the instructions for cells to goal is purely to check that the vaccines create the spike protein, and let the body show no worrisome side effects, setting become a mini-factory. the stage for larger tests of whether they Inject a vaccine containing that code, March 24, 2020 protect. called messenger RNA or mRNA, and The 2020 Oklahoma State legislative session is almost halfway complete. Come First in line is the Kaiser Permanente people’s cells produce some harmless learn from the leaders of both the Oklahoma State House of Representatives and the Washington Health Research Institute spike protein. Their immune system in Seattle. It is preparing to test 45 vol- spots the foreign protein and makes Oklahoma State Senate what has happened in the first 9 weeks at our state Capitol. unteers with different doses of shots co- antibodies to attack it. The body would developed by NIH and Inc. then be primed to react quickly if the real Come learn about the status of the bills that you care about. Come find out what is Next, Inovio Pharmaceuticals aims to virus ever comes along. happening with Medicaid expansion, Criminal Justice Reform, the Native American begin safety tests of its vaccine candidate Corbett’s team had a head start. Be- next month in a few dozen volunteers cause they’d spent years trying to develop Indian compact, medical marijuana, the energy sector and more! at the University of Pennsylvania and a a vaccine against MERS, a cousin of the testing center in Kansas City, Missouri, new virus, they knew how to make spike The session will be followed by a meet & greet reception. followed by a similar study in China and proteins stable enough for immunization, South Korea. and sent that key ingredient to Moderna Even if initial safety tests go well, to brew up doses. PANELISTS INCLUDE “you’re talking about a year to a year and How to tell it’s a good candidate to test a half” before any vaccine could be ready in people? for widespread use, stressed Dr. Anthony Corbett’s team grew spike protein in Fauci, director of NIH’s National Insti- the lab – lots of it – and stored it frozen in tute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. vials. Then with the first research doses of That still would be a record-setting vaccine Moderna dubbed “mRNA-1273,” pace. But manufacturers know the wait the NIH researchers immunized dozens Senator Senator Representative Representative – required because it takes additional of mice. Days later, they started collect- Rob Standridge Marcus McEntire studies of thousands of people to tell if a ing blood samples to check if the mice vaccine truly protects and does no harm were producing antibodies against that V2 Events at Vast - 50th floor of the Devon Tower – is hard for a frightened public. all-important spike protein. 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BY LINDA A. JOHNSON products aren’t intended to treat or cure Associated Press any medical condition. The seven companies’ products U.S. regulators warned seven ranged from inexpensive items to pricey companies to stop selling soaps, sprays ones, such as Herbal Amy’s $155 Corona and other concoctions with false claims Protocol – four bottles of tinctures and that they can treat the new coronavirus tea. or keep people from catching it. In an email, proprietor Amy Weidner The warnings were emailed Friday to said Herbal Amy isn’t selling treatments, companies based in the U.S., Canada and just herbs. the U.K. and were announced Monday. “Within the herbal product Nearly all the targeted companies had description I simply quoted an herbalist. complied by Monday morning, with That quote has been removed to adhere mentions of the virus or products to treat to the FDA requirements,” Weidner it taken off their websites. wrote. The product was still on her site The letters, sent jointly by the Food Monday. and Drug Administration and the GuruNanda and N-Energetics issued Federal Trade Commission, warned the statements that they had removed the companies their products for treating claims cited by the FDA. COVID-19 were fraudulent, “pose On Monday morning, Vital Silver’s significant risks to patient health and website was offering products ranging violate federal law.” from a fine mist spray for $7.99 to a There are no approved treatments for monthly subscription for soap, gel and the new virus. Potential treatments and “structured silver minerals” for $46.90. vaccines now in testing won’t be ready By Monday afternoon, the website for many months or more than a year, but was inaccessible. Jennifer Hickman, fake ones keep popping up. identifying herself as the business The two agencies sent letters to these The U.S. Food and Drug Administration building behind FDA logos at a bus stop on the owner, wrote in an email that she was companies: Vital Silver, Quinessence agency’s campus in Silver Spring, Md. AP FILE PHOTO/JACQUELYN MARTIN unaware her company was violating Aromatherapy Ltd., N-Energetics, FDA standards and had removed all GuruNanda LLC, Vivify Holistic Clinic, statements concerning COVID-19 from Herbal Amy LLC and The Jim Bakker colloidal silver – silver particles in liquid epidemics of new diseases, including the website and social media. Show. – claiming it had been tested on previous after the 2015-16 Zika virus outbreak. The FDA also said it is working with Last month, Bakker’s streaming coronavirus strains and eliminated them The scams often prominently include online marketplaces such as Amazon and program aired an episode in which a guest in hours. glowing testimonials from supposedly had gotten them to remove more than of the disgraced televangelist promoted Such scams typically flourish during cured people, but in fine print state the three dozen fake coronavirus products. New medical school to train doctors to work in poor areas

ST. LOUIS (AP) – A new four-year have a strong understanding of their from the future site of the National you have to train more providers,” medical school in St. Louis will focus on patients. Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s Lenihan said. “This is how we show the training doctors who will work in poor “St. Louis is positioned right in the western headquarters. rest of the U.S. and the world, this is how urban and rural areas. heart of America,” Lenihan said. “The A 2018 report by the Missouri you do this.” Puerto Rico-based Ponce Health reason why St. Louis is so good, is that Hospital Association said the U.S. faces The Princeton Review found that Sciences University is making an $80 if our mission is trying to increase a shortage of up to 49,000 primary care 21,622 applicants were accepted into million commitment to develop the new the cultural diversification and the doctors over the next decade. Rural medical schools for the 2018–2019 campus in north St. Louis. Construction socioeconomic diversification, why don’t areas and poorer parts of urban areas are school year, out of the 52,777 who will begin later this year with a freshman we build it in the Midwest, where we especially at risk. applied, for an overall acceptance rate of class of 150 in the fall of 2022. need it? We don’t need it in New York. Herb Kuhn, hospital association 41%. Ponce President David Lenihan said You don’t need it in Miami or California. president, said several Missouri counties All of the 600 students at Ponce’s the goal is to provide opportunities for You need it in Missouri, Kansas and have no primary care physicians and medical school in Puerto Rico are either minority and low-income students who rural Illinois.” eight acute hospitals in rural Missouri minorities or come from a low-income fail to get a spot in a traditional medical The school will be part of developer have closed in the past five years. All told, background, Lenihan said. The school school but show promise to succeed. Paul McKee’s NorthSide Regeneration 44 Missouri counties lack a hospital. supplies 12% of all the Hispanic medical He said those students tend to work in Plan to develop the site of the former “If you really want to solve the problem school graduates in the U.S., he said. communities where they grew up and Pruitt-Igoe housing project across in Missouri, and elsewhere in the U.S., Annual tuition is $35,000.

VACCINE » from p10 ing to look for presumably protective and now they’re teasing out which seem that is as flexible in administration as antibodies. most potent against that notorious spike possible.” While it gets ready for human safety protein, said Christos Kyratsous, Regen- Whichever of these approaches, or “I think about it a lot, how many of the tests, Inovio also is prepping for another eron’s chief of infectious disease research. others in the pipeline, pan out, NIH’s little experimental questions we did not piece of evidence – what’s called a chal- Regeneron developed this “mono- Corbett said scientists one day hope to have to belabor” this time around, she lenge study. Vaccinated animals will be clonal antibody” approach as a lifesav- have vaccines on the shelf that could be said. When she saw the first promising put in a special high-containment lab ing treatment for Ebola. Last year, it used against entire families of viruses. mouse tests, “I felt like there was a begin- and exposed to the new coronavirus to performed a successful safety test of ex- One frustration when scientists have to ning of all of this coming full circle.” see if they get infected or not. perimental antibodies designed to fight start from scratch is that outbreaks too Inovio’s approach is similar -- again Regeneron Pharmaceuticals is explor- MERS. often are waning by the time vaccine using genetic code, in this case packaged ing a different approach: simply inject- The difference between using antibod- candidates are ready for widespread inside a piece of synthetic DNA that acts ing people with coronavirus-fighting ies as a treatment or a vaccine? Low-dose testing. as the vaccine. One advantage Broderick antibodies instead of teaching the body shots in the arm every few months might “This is the fastest we have gone,” cites for a DNA approach is that unlike to make its own. This method could pro- give enough antibodies to temporarily Fauci said of the NIH’s vaccine candi- many types of vaccines, it may not need vide temporary protection against infec- ward off infection, while treatment likely date, although he warned it might not be refrigeration. tion or work as a treatment for someone would require far higher doses delivered fast enough. A MERS vaccine that Inovio designed already infected. intravenously, Kyratsous said. Regeneron Still, he called it “quite conceivable” the same way passed initial safety stud- Regeneron vaccinated mice genetical- is pursuing both, and hopes to begin that COVID-19 “will go beyond just a ies in people, paving the way for testing ly engineered to make human antibodies. first-step safety testing in early summer. season, and come back and recycle next the new COVID-19 vaccine candidate. From small blood samples, researchers “The antibodies are the same,” he year. In that case, we hope to have a Inovio is doing similar animal test- culled hundreds of different antibodies, said. “We would like to have an antibody vaccine.” 12A « March 11, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com HEALTH CARE

ing organisms for how many ment medical University. problems occur,” said Pezza. “We director at Goodspeed’s office is at 6201 HEALTH CARE have to know exactly where Integris Health N. Santa Fe Ave. in Oklahoma – and when – to look to under- Edmond. City. stand what is going wrong. And Peterson –Staff report now we have that information.” has a bach- BRIEFS Pezza said this finding will elor’s degree not only help researchers an- in biochemis- Neuro Night Forum set swer questions about errors in Guy try from Oral Peterson cell division that can lead to Roberts Uni- OKLAHOMA CITY – “The Aging OMRF uncovers plete machinery that directs, birth defects or diseases, but versity, doctor Brain” is the topic for the March chromosome functions energizes and regulates the also potentially lead to the de- of osteopathic medicine from Neuro Night forum scheduled OKLAHOMA CITY – A team of movement of chromosomes,” velopment of therapies or even Oklahoma State University for at 6 p.m. Tuesday. researchers at the Oklahoma said Pezza, who joined OMRF’s methods to prevent the errors Health Sciences and a mas- Speakers will include Ally Medical Research Foundation Cell Cycle and Cancer Biology from occurring altogether. ter’s degree in in global health Wallace, director of com- has identified the exact origin Research Program in 2008 from The findings were published from Liberty University. He is munications, Areawide Aging point of movement within chro- the National Institutes of Health in the journal Current Biology. board-certified in emergency Agency; Sree Logan, senior re- mosomes for the first time. in Bethesda, Maryland. “By Other OMRF researchers who medicine. search scientist at the University This is a knowing these aspects, we can contributed to the findings –Staff report of Oklahoma Health Sciences critical step in move toward better diagnosing, were Luciana Previato de Al- Center; and Heather Price, as- understanding treating or preventing aneu- meida and Emma Lee. sistant professor, department – and poten- ploid diseases and problems The research was supported Goodspeed joins SSM of Biochemistry and Molecular tially treating with fertility.” by funding from the National Biology, OU Health Sciences or prevent- Chromosomes are long, Institute of General Medical Sci- Health Medical Group Center ing – diseases thread-like pieces of DNA on ences, a part of the NIH, as well OKLAHOMA CITY – Hannah The forum is part of the Neu- where people which genes are encoded. as the Fulbright Program. Goodspeed, an advanced prac- ro Night series sponsored by inherit an These carry hereditary informa- –Staff report tice registered nurse, has joined the Oklahoma Center for Neuro- Roberto incorrect num- tion on everything from eye the staff at SSM Health Outpa- science, a consortium of neuro- Pezza ber of chromo- color to hair color to height tient Center located in north scientists from across the state somes, known and contain all the specific Medical director Oklahoma City. that serves as a research center as aneuploidy. This is a common genetic instructions that make Goodspeed and information resource at the cause of genetic disorders and us unique. We have 23 pairs of named at wound center offers pain OU Health Sciences Center. The birth defects, including Down chromosomes, so 46 in all. EDMOND – Integris Wound Care management series is aimed at improving syndrome, Turner syndrome, During reproduction, he Edmond has appointed Guy services for neurological health through Klinefelter syndrome, spon- said, all of this information Peterson as medical director. adults by education and the sharing of taneous abortion and fertility needs to be halved so the child Peterson will be responsible referral. She information about research and problems. receives equal genetic informa- for reviewing patient care and earned a access to care. OMRF scientist Roberto tion from each parent, resulting results, evaluating new clinical bachelor’s A light dinner will be served Pezza and his staff discovered in the correct number of chro- products and providing over- degree in at no cost to participants begin- other remaining unknown ele- mosomes. During that process, sight and guidance on policies Hannah nursing from ning at 5:30 p.m. The event will ments in the process, as well however, many errors can occur. and procedures. Goodspeed Southwestern be at 1404 NW 122nd St. It is as their functions, down to the “This process is very compli- An Edmond resident him- Oklahoma held in collaboration with the most basic level. cated and humans are notable self, Peterson most recently State University and a master’s Fountains at Canterbury. “We now know the com- among all sexually reproduc- served as Emergency Depart- degree in nursing from South –Staff report Walmart sets emergency leave policy for 1.4M hourly workers

BY ANNE D’INNOCENZIO Associated Press

NEW YORK – Walmart is launching an emergency leave policy for its 1.4 million hourly U.S. workers that includes allowing its employees to not be penalized for taking time off if they feel uncomfortable working because of fear of the spreading new virus. The nation’s largest private employer also said Tuesday that hourly workers who work in a store, club, office or distribution center will receive up to two weeks of pay if they’re required to quarantine by the government or by the retailer. Workers who have a confirmed case of the new virus will also receive two weeks of pay. If they are not able to return to work after that time, additional pay may be provided for up to 26 weeks for both full-time and part-time hourly workers. The policy, which covers both Walmart and Sam’s Club workers Jayln Martin stocks Legos at a Walmart Supercenter in Las Vegas. AP PHOTO/JOHN LOCHER no matter when they were hired, including part-time employees, comes as companies are wrestling with how pneumonia. been diagnosed and more than 58,000 weather these times,”’ he said. He added to support the workforce in these fluid The vast majority of people recover have so far recovered. they will continue to monitor the times. from the new virus. According to the Walmart’s senior vice president of situation and adjust the policy as needed. For most people, the new coronavirus World Health Organization, people with U.S. benefits Adam Stavisky told The Before the spreading new virus, causes only mild or moderate symptoms, mild illness recover in about two weeks, Associated Press that this new policy is Walmart Inc. allowed full-time hourly such as fever and cough. For some, while those with more severe illness a ‘’recognition”’ of these “unprecedented associates to carry over up to 80 hours of especially older adults and people may take three to six weeks to recover. and uncharted times.” paid time off each year, and a part-time with existing health problems, it can In mainland China, where the virus first “We are looking to provide some hourly associate could carry over up to cause more severe illness, including exploded, more than 80,000 people have additional support so they can better 48 hours of paid time off. HEALTH CARE journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 11, 2020 » 13A Spotty sick leave policies limit options for avoiding virus BY KELVIN CHAN AND MAE ANDERSON Associated Press

LONDON – A barber in Beijing is sup- porting his wife and child by charging food and other expenses to a credit card while he waits for his employer’s shop to reopen. A waiter at a barbecue restaurant in Kansas City, Missouri, washes his hands more often and hopes for the best. A bottle of hand sanitizer sits next to ticket A parcel delivery driver in Britain wor- taker Mariah Bernal as she hands back ries about getting sick from the people tickets to a patron entering the Dallas Zoo who sign for their packages. in Dallas. AP PHOTO/LM OTERO While white-collar workers trying to avoid contagion can work from home or call in sick if they experience symptoms millions of non-permanent workers like of the virus, that’s not an option for the Cross who aren’t eligible for it. In a sign millions of waiters, delivery workers, the industry is waking up to the problem, cashiers, ride-hailing drivers, museum his parcel company, Hermes, announced attendants and countless others who rou- a $1.3 million fund to help couriers who tinely come into contact with the public. need to self-isolate. Their dilemma is often compounded Uber, meanwhile, said it would by spotty sick leave policies or inadequate compensate drivers and couriers for up health insurance coverage, leaving them A waitress of the Chinese restaurant Hot Pot serves customers in London. to 14 days if they get sick or have to be vulnerable to the fast-spreading corona- AP PHOTO/FRANK AUGSTEIN quarantined. virus that has already claimed thousands The viral outbreak has revealed gap- of lives and put them in a financially That means retail workers like Mendy permanent workers. There is no federal ing holes in health care coverage at a time precarious position. Hughes must fend for themselves. The sick leave policy in the U.S., but 12 of the when people may need it most. Most “The recommendations on what Walmart cashier in Malvern, Arkansas, 50 states and Washington, D.C., require European countries and Canada have people should be doing to protect them- serves hundreds of people a day and employers to offer paid sick leave. universal health care systems, but the selves really gives a sharp indication her big worry is what will happen to her Some House and Senate Democrats U.S. relies on a patchwork of public and of the divide between white-collar and income if she catches the virus or comes have been pushing legislation that would private insurance. About 69% of private blue-collar workers,” said Shannon Liss- in contact with someone who’s had it and require employers to allow workers to industry workers in the U.S. have access Reardon, a workers rights attorney in must self-quarantine for 14 days. accrue seven days of paid sick leave and to health care benefits, but that drops to Boston. “Our social safety net is just not “If I can’t go to work, I could try to to provide an additional 14 days in the 43% of service workers. U.S. employers equipped at this moment to deal with a take a leave but it will be unpaid,” said event of any public health emergency, with 50 or more employees are required crisis like this, and it will disproportion- Hughes, who earns $11.60 an hour. “I including the current coronavirus crisis. to offer health insurance. But the same ately affect the most vulnerable low wage don’t know what I would be doing about President Donald Trump said he was protection isn’t provided to part-time workers.” taking care of my family.” seeking help for hourly wage workers to workers or independent contractors. For most people, the new coronavirus Hughes, a diabetic and mother of four, ensure they’re “not going to miss a pay- Waiter Joey Ingham, who works at a causes only mild or moderate symptoms, gets 48 hours of sick leave a year but she check,” and he would outline the propos- barbecue restaurant in Kansas City, Mis- such as fever and cough. For some, espe- fears it wouldn’t be nearly enough time als Tuesday. souri, popular with business travelers, cially older adults and people with exist- to recover. In Britain, parcel delivery driver Ed says he doesn’t have insurance. His pro- ing health problems, it can cause more On Tuesday, Walmart announced a Cross worries about catching the virus tection? Washing his hands more often. severe illness, including pneumonia. new policy that might offer her some re- from the machine he hands people who “If I wasn’t able to come into work, it The vast majority of people recover. lief: employees who work in a region that sign for their packages. would be hard to make ends meet,” said According to the World Health Organi- is required to quarantine by the govern- “People have coughed on their hand Ingham, who waits on 80 to 120 people a zation, people with mild illness recover ment or by the retailer, as well as those and then got hold of my machine and shift. If he felt sick, he’d “probably talk to in about two weeks, while those with who have a confirmed case of the new vi- you sort of make a joke of it trying to a manager” about what to do, but noted more severe illness may take three to six rus, will receive two weeks of pay. If they point it out,” Cross, 53, said. “But yeah, management hasn’t yet outlined any weeks to recover. In mainland China, are not able to return to work after that it’s what we face daily.” policies. where the outbreak emerged in Decem- time, additional pay may be provided “We only have to go to the wrong Liss-Reardon said most gig workers ber, almost three-fourths of more than for up to 26 weeks for both full-time and house and we could catch it, as simple – independent or temporary contrac- 80,000 patients have recovered. part-time hourly workers. as that,” said Cross, who on a recent day tors – she represents don’t have health While tech companies like Facebook, In the United States, about 27% of pri- handed packages to 110 people on his insurance. Amazon and Microsoft have imple- vate sector workers don’t have access to route in Whitby, northern England. “We won’t have a fully insured popu- mented work-from-home policies, only paid sick leave, according to the Bureau The British government last week lation until we get universal health care,” 29% of U.S. workers have that option, ac- of Labor Statistics. Some countries, like made it easier to collect statutory sick cording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Britain, are looking into helping out non- pay and is working on changes to help Turn to OPTIONS » p15

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BY MORGAN LEE teract the potential of downward revenue ic-led Legislature includes 4% average pay Associated Press projections.” She did not specify additional raises for public school teachers and state possible changes. workers and new funding to extend school SANTA FE, N.M. – New Mexico’s governor “It looks like a perfect storm has hit,” calendars. Most, if not all, state agencies vetoed hundreds of local roadway projects said state Senate Finance Committee chair- would expand their ranks, with $320 million Monday as a plunge in world oil prices man John Arthur Smith, describing a likely set aside for a new early childhood educa- threatened to reverse budget surpluses that decline in anticipated state government rev- tion endowment and $17 million toward the have allowed the state to make major new enue from oil-sector volatility. “You’ve got launch of a free college tuition program for investments in government salaries, public to include the coronavirus. The immediate in-state, two-year students. school education, health care and business impact on that is going to be right there in Monday morning’s oil-price decline was incentives. Santa Fe on tourism.” the largest since the days following the Sept. The state government relies on the oil The Democratic senator from Deming 11 attacks. sector for a third or more of its annual gen- said a buildup in state financial reserves – es- A 2016 downturn in oil prices left a hole eral fund income, and lawmakers last month timated at $1.8 billion as of July 2019 – gives in the state budget that triggered a series of New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham thanked the petroleum industry daily on the New Mexico time to maneuver if oil prices austerity measures: New Mexico slashed gives her State of the State address during Senate and House floors as they drafted an do not recover quickly. At the same time, he funding for its public universities, bumped the opening of the New Mexico legislative 8% increase in state general fund spending said it may be prudent for the governor to up entrance fees at historic sites and public session in the House chambers at the state for the coming fiscal year. veto one-time spending on infrastructure museums, and requisitioned school district Capitol in Santa Fe, N.M. “We do not yet know the degree to which projects. AP PHOTO/CRAIG FRITZ cash balances. COVID-19 and declining oil prices will im- There have been no confirmed cases of This time, the state is on surer financial pact our state’s economy,” said Democratic COVID-19 in New Mexico since the state footing with multiple reserve accounts to Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham in a message started testing last week. The virus has in- dent on oil than most states – and vulnerable draw on, legislative leaders said. accompanying the veto of local transporta- fected 600 people in the U.S., and at least 25 to energy price fluctuations that can reduce “The biggest difference is that we have a tion projects worth nearly $50 million. have died, most in Washington state. incentives for industry investment. Texas- very, very strong reserve, and we’ve got sev- “Given this uncertainty, I bear a heightened Record-setting oil production in the based Exxon Mobile last week announced it eral savings funds,” said state Rep. Patricia obligation to ensure that all significant ex- Permian Basin that overlaps southeastern will reduce the number of drilling rigs in the Lundstrom, a Gallup Democrat and chair- penditures constitute a demonstrably sound New Mexico has allowed the state to go on Permian. woman of the House Appropriations and investment.” a spending spree aimed at improving educa- “There is a legitimate reduction in de- Finance Committee. She has until Wednesday to approve or tion, breaking endemic cycles of poverty and mand because people are curtailing travel She said it is not yet necessary to recon- veto any and all portions of the $7.6 billion fostering new industries. New Mexico has and other activities” due to the new corona- sider salary increases and new spending at state budget bill. the highest rate of poverty in the American virus, Anklam said. “That kind of pressure state agencies. In an email, Lujan Grisham spokes- West, according to Census Bureau estimates. would impact our primary industry, oil and “Nobody is going into a deep panic by woman Nora Meyers Sackett described the Richard Anklam, of the New Mexico Tax gas production. ... If it makes sense for them any means because we can easily look at Legislature’s budget plan as financially re- Research Institute that tallies annual state to invest no further for some time, that’s trimming down expenses,” said Lundstrom, sponsible but added that the governor “will and local government revenue from oil and what they’ll do.” referring to proposed infrastructure projects be making certain specific vetoes to coun- natural gas, said New Mexico is more depen- The budget proposal from the Democrat- and not the state’s operating budget.

CARS » from p1 Already, he says trucks in Okla- expanded platoons comprising several The auto industry is moving toward homa and about a dozen other states trucks in a line, rumbling through like full automation as well, but there is are allowed to hook up electronically a freight train. work ahead in refining, perfecting the result of human error, said Leslie and make their way down interstate The aerodynamic benefits are sig- and standardizing, AAA Oklahoma’s Gamble, manager of public and govern- highways in a computer-augmented nificant, which is a big reason why the Gamble said. ment affairs for AAA Oklahoma. slipstream that saves fuel and reduces industry is so interested in this technol- Gamble said the technology is still “Experts believe this technology can driver fatigue. ogy, Tikalsky said. The lead truck’s fuel being perfected, but studies are already prevent the majority of those fatalities,” They call it platooning, Tikalsky savings can be as much as 6% and the showing automation is the key to safer she said. “Manufacturers are moving says, and it’s done by trucks that speak trailing truck can save as much as 10%. driving through features, such as lane forward in placing this technology on the same language. These high-tech Meanwhile, platooning reduces driver departure warning systems, automatic all of their vehicles. The transition has trucks can actually identify each other fatigue. emergency breaking and adaptive come at a very rapid pace.” on the highway, even if they’re miles But the trucking industry is look- cruise control. Gamble said the technology is not apart. ing ahead to even greater efficiencies In a recent study of U.S. crashes oc- flawless and still needs to be perfected. The drivers of those trucks can agree through automation. curring in 2016, AAA determined that “But this is the future we’re definitely to platoon, which means they drive Through cooperation with transpor- 9,500 lives nationwide and 188 lives in going to see,” she said. “It may not be down the highway one after the other, tation departments in Texas and New Oklahoma would have been saved if au- in this decade, but it’ll probably be the less than 10 feet apart, and the driver in Mexico, the trucking industry is testing tomated technologies would have been next.” back is just along for the ride. fully automated trucks capable of driv- available and used correctly. And today’s technology is only the The lead truck is in control with ing themselves, Tikalsky said. But education is the key to helping tip of the iceberg, said Oklahoma State every move instantly transmitted to the Within five years, it’s possible that people feel comfortable with automa- University researcher Paul Tikalsky. trailing truck via Bluetooth. Breaking, platoons of 18-wheelers will be making tion, Gamble said Soon, the sensors, radar, lidar, Bluetooth steering and accelerating are copied their way nonstop from Atlanta to Los More than half the people respond- communications and other assorted by the second truck. All the trailing Angeles, and none of them will have ing to a recent AAA survey said they technologies will be packaged and per- driver has to do is keep his hands on the drivers, he said. That sounds promising don’t use the automated technologies fected to the point where vehicles can wheel, just in case he needs to take over for an industry facing an ongoing driver built into their vehicles. Only a quarter operate with or without drivers. control, Tikalsky says. shortage projected to reach 106,000 by of respondents said they used adaptive Tikalsky, dean of OSU’s College of These platooned trucks are rolling 2022. cruise control, 11% said they used the Engineering, Architecture and Tech- across Oklahoma’s interstate highways “Meanwhile, automated trucks are lane departure warning, and only 3% nology, specializes in transportation every day, he says. The sight of two safer,” Tikalsky said. “They don’t drive used crash avoidance breaking. infrastructure, and he is helping states trucks so close together can be alarm- over the speed limit, and they eliminate “That’s unfortunate,” Gamble said, prepare for the next step in automated ing to some drivers, but just wait, he problems with texting, drowsy driving “because we’re trying to prevent lives vehicle technology. says. Eventually, the law may allow and drinking.” from being lost.”

CONTINENTAL » from p1 SandRidge Energy closed at $1.17, up industry. I think they put a crosshair on supported. from $1.11; Williams closed at $16.29, this state. Additionally, Berry said the industry up from $14.99; and WPX Energy closed “We’re all in this together. We’re go- can work on its image by better com- significant reduction of capital spending at $4.34, up from $3.52. ing to have to work together to solve municating what it does for the world, to drive down operating costs until the Berry said that, going forward, oil this. The ones that are probably going something it has “done a really poor job situation fully turns around. and gas companies will need to work to be most impacted by this are service of” in the past. Other Oklahoma energy compa- together closely to get through the companies.” “It’s going to take help from every- nies also saw their shares surge Tuesday downturn. Berry applauded the Oklahoma body, and I encourage the government after Monday’s beating. “We as an industry have had war de- Corporation Commission’s recent vote to take a look at what can be done to Shares of Devon Energy closed at clared on us,” Berry said. “The Russians to lower the cap on natural gas produc- make this industry be more efficient, $9.01 Tuesday, up from $8.37 Monday; and the Saudis put a crosshair on this tion in the state, a move Continental more effective in the future,” Berry said. journalrecord.com » THE JOURNAL RECORD » March 11, 2020 » 15A Kansas measure would allow college athletes to cash in

BY JOHN HANNA Associated Press

TOPEKA, Kan. – Kansas legislators are taking steps to allow college athletes to hire agents and sign endorsement deals because they fear that if they don’t, out- of-state rivals will attract the best recruits and leave Kansas’ athletic programs in the dust. A bill that would bar state universities from preventing their athletes from earn- ing outside compensation easily cleared the state Senate Commerce Committee on Tuesday. It also would allow private, nonprofit colleges to permit their ath- letes to hire agents and do endorsements. It goes next to the full Senate for debate. Athletics officials at the University of Kansas and Kansas State University back the measure and it appears to have bi- partisan support, as Kansas’ top-ranked men’s basketball team looks ahead to March Madness. Kansas is one of many states that are considering such measures since Califor- The desk of Kansas state Rep. Mark Samsel, R-Wellsville, honors University of Kansas sports teams with a sign depicting the Jayhawk mas- nia last year became the first state to enact cot on Tuesday on his House chamber desk of the Statehouse in Topeka, Kan. AP PHOTO/JOHN HANNA such a law, though its policy doesn’t take effect until 2023. The Kansas measure to put rules in place by January. Florida A key concern for Kansas legislators choice because of athletics.” would take effect when 15 other states lawmakers are pursuing a measure to al- is how much sports programs – like the But not all Kansas lawmakers are fans have passed similar laws, and supporters low the same in 2021. storied Kansas men’s basketball team or of the bill. State Sen. Mike Thompson, said it’s designed in part to pressure the In Kansas, Democratic state Sen. Tom Kansas State’s competitive football pro- a Kansas City-area Republican, voted NCAA into acting on the issue. Holland, whose district includes part of gram – might suffer if athletes at colleges against it in committee and said later “We need to make sure that we are, as Lawrence, which is home to the main in other states can be compensated but that it’s more appropriate for Congress a state giving, a signal to the NCAA, ‘you University of Kansas campus, said he those at Kansas schools cannot. to tackle what is a national issue. He need to be addressing this, or you’re going expects the measure to “fly through” his And state Rep. Jan Kessinger, a Kansas also questioned whether it’s fair to have to have a quilt of legislation in all the dif- chamber. The bill also appears to have City-area Republican, said the competitive taxpayers funding athletic scholarships – ferent states,’” said state Sen. Molly Baum- bipartisan support in the Kansas House. disadvantage might have broader conse- which wouldn’t be considered compensa- gardner, a Kansas City-area Republican. “These kids can be playing in a game quences. He said he chose to attend the tion under the bill – if athletes can make “They’ve been very slow and methodical.” and blow out their knee and ruin a whole University of Kansas because its football money from endorsements. The NCAA’s Board of Governors voted lucrative career, and the colleges are mak- team played in the Orange Bowl in 1969. “Why should an 84-year-old lady who’s in October to permit athletes to “benefit ing boatloads of money out of them,” said “College athletics is the front door of living on a fixed income have to pay so from the use of their name, image and state Rep. Tim Hodge, a Wichita-area the university,” Kessinger said. “Logical or that the KU team gets a star athlete?” he likeness” and directed its three divisions Democrat. not, many students pick their colleges of said. Hawaii bill could become nation’s first carbon emissions tax

HONOLULU (AP) – Hawaii could fuels, but could be passed on to retail- erts said. considering how to use revenue raised become the first state to enact a tax ers, utilities and consumers. A carbon tax could nudge individu- by a theoretical carbon tax, Yamachika on carbon emissions, but the bill still Revenue from the carbon tax als and businesses to reduce emissions said. requires passage by the House and the would be go into six special funds for and accelerate the development of The cigarette tax funds the Univer- governor. purposes such as energy security and green technologies, Roberts said. sity of Hawaii’s cancer research center, A carbon tax proposed by Demo- environmental response. “It would really harness all aspects but a decline in revenue since 2013 has cratic state Sen. Karl Rhoads was re- The House could change the bill or of our incredibly complex economy to forced the university to request addi- cently passed by the Senate. defeat the measure. deal with this problem,” he said. tional funding. No dollar figure for the tax has yet University of Hawaii economics pro- Tom Yamachika, president of the “One of the goals of the tax is to be been specified in the bill’s current fessor Michael Roberts said economists Tax Foundation of Hawaii, said taxes high enough to change people’s be- draft, which would take effect in 2021, from across the political spectrum sup- aimed at reducing specific market havior. And guess what? It’s working,” with graduated increases every three port a tax on carbon emissions. activity are not a reliable long-term Yamachika said. “People are consum- years until 2030. “The essential idea is that pollution revenue source. ing less and so as a result, the amount The tax outlined in the bill would be is bad for society and we don’t pay for Lawmakers should consider the ex- of money that’s going into the cancer paid by wholesale distributors of fossil it. There’s no price for pollution,” Rob- ample of the state’s cigarette tax when center is going down.”

OPTIONS » from p13 for patients who are very sick. for the drivers,” said Bastien Berthier, sionate leave, but I get nothing without In France, where people have the of the Paris metro’s UNSA union. working,” said Long, 33. right not to work and get full pay when In China, where the outbreak has Jiang Yanlin, a tour guide in eastern he said. “There are going to be these they consider their workplaces to be been raging for two months, many ser- China’s Huangshan region, said she huge gaps. The burden is falling on dangerous, some service staff briefly vice industry workers have it far worse, hasn’t earned anything since mid-Janu- the poorest and most vulnerable in our stayed home because of contagion with business evaporating as people ary and doesn’t have any social welfare society. This is just another example.” concerns. Workers at the Louvre, the are forced to hunker down at home. benefits to fall back on. Usually she can The American Academy of Family world’s most-visited museum, re- A barber in Beijing who would give earn up $42 a day during the normally Physicians recommends workers with- fused to work for two days and were only his surname, Long, said he is sup- busy Lunar New Year holiday. out insurance contact a local health only coaxed back after management porting his wife and child by charging “If I don’t work, I don’t get paid. department or community health introduced a raft of new anti-virus food and other expenses to a credit Everyone here in the Huangshan tour- center for help. The U.S. Centers for measures. card while he waits for his employer to ist zone is like this,” said Jiang, 33. “No Disease Control and Prevention rec- “We are asking for gloves. We are reopen. one is coming to travel. Everyone is so ommends emergency room visits only asking for disinfectant gels, and masks “I can ask for sick leave or compas- s c are d .” 16A « March 11, 2020 « THE JOURNAL RECORD « journalrecord.com Senate energy bill falls apart amid dispute over coolants

BY MATTHEW DALY Associated Press

WASHINGTON – It was supposed to be a bipartisan moment for the Senate. But now a sweeping energy package touted as a “down payment” on fighting climate change is falling apart amid a push to limit coolants used in air condi- tioners and refrigerators. The energy legislation would boost ef- ficiency and authorize billions of dollars to develop a wide range of clean energy options to limit greenhouse gas emis- sions that contribute to global warming. The measure also would enhance grid security and support efforts to capture and remove carbon emissions from coal and natural gas plants. The measure is widely supported in both parties but stalled this week amid a dispute over a proposed amendment to impose a 15-year phasedown of hydro- fluorocarbons, or HFCs, that are used as coolants in refrigerators and air con- ditioners. HFCs are considered a major driver of global warming and are being phased out worldwide. Republican Sen. John Kennedy of Louisiana and Democratic Sen. Tom U.S. Sen. Lisa Murkowski speaks with reporters in Juneau, Alaska. AP PHOTO/BECKY BOHRER Carper of Delaware pushed for the amendment, which they said would give “It is beyond frustrating to have our ments by Senate Democratic Leader Kennedy declared the energy bill U.S. companies needed certainty to pro- bill, which contains priorities from more Chuck Schumer announcing his “dead as a doornail” after the proce- duce “next-generation” coolants used as than 70 senators, held up by an unre- opposition to the energy bill unless dural vote Monday, but Carper said in an alternative to HFCs. Both men repre- lated dispute that was never part of our McConnell allows a vote on the HFC a statement that, “We’ve come too far to sent states that are home to companies discussions in the lead-up to this floor provision. give up now.’’ that produce the alternative refrigerants. process,’’ said Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R- “Phasing out these HFCs is very He urged GOP leaders to allow votes The Kennedy-Carper amendment Alaska, who co-sponsored the bill with important, and it will go a long way in on the HFC amendment and a separate is supported by at least three dozen Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va. fighting climate change and protect- measure backed by Sens. Rob Portman, senators, including 17 Republicans Murkowski, who chairs the Senate ing the environment for future gen- R-Ohio and Jeanne Shaheen, D-N.H., who signed on as co-sponsors. But the energy committee, said lawmakers “will erations,’’ the New York Democrat said to improve energy efficiency. amendment is opposed by Senate GOP regroup and look for a path forward, but Monday. “Leader McConnell is block- “We should not have to choose be- leadership, including Senate Majority finding one will require members to be ing an important, bipartisan amend- tween energy efficiency and phasing Leader Mitch McConnell and Sen. John more reasonable and accommodating ment that would help.’’ out HFCs,” Carper said. “We should Barrasso, chairman of the Senate Envi- than they have been in the last week.’’ The HFC provision is supported by have an up-or-down vote on both of ronment and Public Works Committee. Manchin, the top Democrat on the an unusual coalition that includes ma- these amendments. A spokesman for Barrasso, R-Wyo., energy panel, said, it was “a shame” that jor environmental groups and the U.S. McConnell, in his speech Tuesday, said the measure could add a layer of the energy committee’s good work “was Chamber of Commerce, along with the said he was not giving up. He voted no “new federal rules on a patchwork of impacted by the Environment and Pub- American Chemistry Council and the on the procedural measure Monday current or future state rules” regarding lic Works Committee’s inability to reach National Association of Manufacturers. night so he will be in a position under HFCs, adding that consumers and busi- consensus.’’ Kennedy, who has major chemical Senate rules to ask for a new vote if nesses need clear rules and regulatory McConnell, a Kentucky Republican, manufacturers in his state, said GOP agreement can be reached. certainty. said he was disappointed at the impasse, leaders were blocking a vote on the “I hope we can get past this show- With no agreement on the HFC lan- but denied he was to blame. amendment “because they’re scared manship, finish this bipartisan legisla- guage, the energy bill was derailed Mon- “Contrary to the Democratic leader’s it’ll pass.’’ tion and send it to the House so we day night on a procedural vote, 47-44. assertions on the floor, I am certainly Even if McConnell and other leaders can get it on the president’s desk,’’ Mc- The vote was well short of the 60 votes not blocking any bipartisan amend- oppose the amendment, they should Connell said. “Let’s not squander this needed to proceed to a floor debate. ments,’’ McConnell said Tuesday. “What allow a vote, Kennedy said in a floor opportunity (to) help our nation move The bill’s path forward was unclear is really happening is that the Democrat speech last week. “OK you don’t agree toward greater energy security, energy Tuesday, as both sides lashed out over leader is moving the goalposts.’’ with the amendment. That’s why God efficiency and energy affordability for who was to blame. McConnell was referring to com- made roll-call votes,’’ he said. years to come.’’ Wyoming tribe to vote; medical marijuana backers press case FORT WASHAKIE, Wyo. (AP) – Advo- A number of U.S. tribes have legal- have sought to win over skeptics on the cultivation was on the General Council cates for legalizing medical marijuana ized marijuana and industrial hemp Wyoming reservation. agenda in January but the lack of a quo- have been pressing their case in the days in pursuit of economic and medical “New faces are out there talking rum prevented a vote. before a possible vote this weekend on benefits. about it on a positive note,” said Bobbi Lack of a quorum also prevented Wyoming’s Wind River Reservation. Eastern Shoshone officials have said Shongutsie, an Eastern Shoshone mem- a vote when medical marijuana and The Eastern Shoshone, who share the they do not plan to legalize recreational ber leading an effort to research the hemp cultivation were on a Northern central Wyoming reservation with the marijuana. issue and draft proposals. “If we bring Arapaho General Council agenda in Northern Arapaho Tribe, could vote on Wyoming law prohibits medical or these people here, and they hear it and December. The council may consider the issue Saturday during a meeting of recreational marijuana and marijuana they see it for themselves, they’re going the issue again later this month. the tribe’s General Council. remains illegal under federal law. But to believe us.” The general councils, made up of all Legal medical marijuana and indus- the U.S. Department of Justice since The Eastern Shoshone General of the tribes’ adult members, oversee all trial hemp production could diversify 2014 has treated tribes similarly to states Council voted in September to create tribal affairs including the tribes’ busi- the reservation economy, create jobs and has not interfered with loosened a group to research the issue and pres- ness councils, which consist of elected and offer another medical treatment tribal cannabis laws. ent proposals for a vote. Legalization of officials charged with day-to-day option, advocates have said. Recent public informational events medical marijuana and industrial hemp governing. ZONES: CENTRAL for week of MARCH 8, 2020 2x2 ads may run anywhere in your newspaper. 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CARTER COUNTY, prior thereto, as follows: (i) approving a (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause Sections 18, 19, 30 and 31, Township 5 supply underlying the S/2 of Section 18, OKLAHOMA multiunit horizontal well in the 640‑acre CD Number. South, Range 2 West, all in Carter Township 5 South, Range 2 West, Corporation STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All horizontal drilling and spacing units DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th County, Oklahoma. Carter County, Oklahoma; (f) deleting persons, owners, producers, operators, formed for the Mississippian, Woodford day of March, 2020. IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be Order No. 154947 as to the 80‑acre purchasers and takers of oil and gas, and Hunton separate common sources CORPORATION COMMISSION OF referred to an Administrative Law Judge drilling and spacing units for the Viola Commission and all other interested persons, particu­ of supply in Section 24, Township 5 OKLAHOMA for hearing, taking of evidence and common source of supply underlying (CD11869483) larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. South, Range 3 West, Carter County, J. , reporting to the Commission. the N/2 of Section 18, Township 5 NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Oklahoma, and in the 640‑acre Chairman IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS South, Range 2 West, Carter County, CAUSE CD NO. 202000752 the Applicant in this Cause is requesting horizontal drilling and spacing units , HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will Oklahoma; (g) deleting Order Nos. BEFORE THE CORPORATION an Order (a) deleting Order No. 180803 formed for the Mississippian, Woodford Vice Chairman be heard before an Administrative Law 154947 and 155566 as to the 80‑acre COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF as to the 80‑acre standup drilling and and Hunton separate common sources DANA L. MURPHY, Judge on the Merits Docket at the drilling and spacing units for the Viola OKLAHOMA spacing units for the Caney, Sycamore of supply in Section 25, Township 5 (SEAL) Commissioner Corporation Commission, First Floor, common source of supply underlying APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, and Dornick Hills common sources of South, Range 3 West, Carter County, ATTEST: Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, the S/2 of Section 18, Township 5 LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: supply underlying Section 25, Township Oklahoma, so as to allow such multiunit PEGGY MITCHELL, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st South, Range 2 West, Carter County, HORIZONTAL SPACING. 5 South, Range 3 West, Carter County, horizontal well to be drilled as follows: Commission Secretary day of March, 2020, and that this Oklahoma; and (h) establishing LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Oklahoma; (b) deleting Order No. Completion Interval in Section (3‑11‑20) notice be published as required by law 640‑acre horizontal well drilling and SECTION 24, TOWNSHIP 5 170407 as to the 160‑acre drilling and 24‑5S‑3W, Carter County, Oklahoma: and the Rules of the Commission. spacing units for the Mississippian, SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST, spacing units for the Woodford‑Hunton First Perforation: Not closer than 150 (CD11869490) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Woodford, Hunton and Viola common CARTER COUNTY, and Viola common sources of supply feet from the North line and not closer NOTICE OF HEARING the Applicant and interested parties may sources of supply underlying Section OKLAHOMA underlying Section 25, Township 5 than 330 feet from the East line of CAUSE CD NO. 202000755 present testimony by telephone. The 18, Township 5 South, Range 2 West, STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All South, Range 3 West, Carter County, Section 24, Township 5 South, Range 3 BEFORE THE CORPORATION cost of telephonic communication shall Carter County, Oklahoma. Notice is persons, owners, producers, operators, Oklahoma; and (c) establishing West, Carter County, Oklahoma. COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF be paid by the person or persons further given that Applicant may request purchasers and takers of oil and gas, 640‑acre horizontal well drilling and Last Perforation: Not closer than 0 OKLAHOMA requesting its use. Interested parties the Order be made effective a date prior and all other interested persons, particu­ spacing units for the Mississippian, feet from the South line and not closer APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, who wish to participate by telephone to the Order being signed. larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. Woodford, Hunton and Viola common than 330 feet from the East line of LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: shall contact the Applicant or IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sources of supply underlying Section Section 24, Township 5 South, Range 3 LOCATION EXCEPTION. Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing referred to an Administrative Law Judge the Applicant in this Cause is requesting 25, Township 5 South, Range 3 West, West, Carter County, Oklahoma. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: date, and provide their name and phone for hearing, taking of evidence and an Order (a) deleting Order No. 203946 Carter County, Oklahoma. Notice is Completion Interval in Section SECTIONS 24 AND 25, number. reporting to the Commission. as to the 160‑acre drilling and spacing further given that Applicant may request 25‑5S‑3W, Carter County, Oklahoma: TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS units for the Woodford‑Hunton and the Order be made effective a date prior First Perforation: Not closer than 0 RANGE 3 WEST, ALL IN all interested persons may appear and HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will Viola common sources of supply under­ to the Order being signed. feet from the North line and not closer CARTER COUNTY, be heard. For information concerning be heard before an Administrative Law lying Section 24, Township 5 South, IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be than 330 feet from the East line of OKLAHOMA this action contact KOBY Judge on the Merits Docket at the Range 3 West, Carter County, referred to an Administrative Law Judge Section 25, Township 5 South, Range 3 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. Corporation Commission, First Floor, Oklahoma; and (b) establishing for hearing, taking of evidence and West, Carter County, Oklahoma. persons, owners, producers, operators, O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, 640‑acre horizontal well drilling and reporting to the Commission. Last Perforation: Not closer than 150 purchasers and takers of oil and gas, 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st spacing units for the Mississippian, IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS feet from the South line and not closer and all other interested persons, particu­ L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, day of March, 2020, and that this Woodford, Hunton and Viola common HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will than 330 feet from the East line of larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite notice be published as required by law sources of supply underlying Section be heard before an Administrative Law Section 25, Township 5 South, Range 3 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, and the Rules of the Commission. 24, Township 5 South, Range 3 West, Judge on the Merits Docket at the West, Carter County, Oklahoma. the Applicant in this Cause is requesting (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Carter County, Oklahoma. Notice is Corporation Commission, First Floor, and to complete such multiunit hori­ that this Commission grant a well CD Number. the Applicant and interested parties may further given that Applicant may request Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, zontal well in and to produce hydrocar­ location exception for a well to be DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th present testimony by telephone. The the Order be made effective a date prior Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st bons from the separate common sources drilled and produced from the Missis­ day of March, 2020. cost of telephonic communication shall to the Order being signed. day of March, 2020, and that this of supply involved herein. There are sippian, Woodford and Hunton common CORPORATION COMMISSION OF be paid by the person or persons IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be notice be published as required by law currently pending before the sources of supply underlying Sections OKLAHOMA requesting its use. Interested parties referred to an Administrative Law Judge and the Rules of the Commission. Commission applications of Applicant 24 and 25, Township 5 South, Range 3 J. TODD HIETT, who wish to participate by telephone for hearing, taking of evidence and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that requesting the Commission to enter West, all in Carter County, Oklahoma, Chairman shall contact the Applicant or reporting to the Commission. the Applicant and interested parties may orders granting exceptions to the at a location as follows: BOB ANTHONY, Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS present testimony by telephone. The permitted well location tolerances in the Completion Interval in Section Vice Chairman date, and provide their name and phone HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will cost of telephonic communication shall drilling and spacing units involved 24‑5S‑3W, Carter County, Oklahoma: DANA L. MURPHY, number. be heard before an Administrative Law be paid by the person or persons herein in the sections covered hereby so First Perforation: Not closer than 150 (SEAL) Commissioner NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Judge on the Merits Docket at the requesting its use. Interested parties that the multiunit horizontal well feet from the North line and not closer ATTEST: all interested persons may appear and Corporation Commission, First Floor, who wish to participate by telephone involved herein may be drilled and than 330 feet from the East line of PEGGY MITCHELL, be heard. For information concerning Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, shall contact the Applicant or completed as described above. Section 24, Township 5 South, Range 3 Commission Secretary this action contact KOBY Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Applicant intends to run casing in the West, Carter County, Oklahoma. (3‑11‑20) ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. day of March, 2020, and that this date, and provide their name and phone lateral of the multiunit horizontal well Last Perforation: Not closer than 0 O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, notice be published as required by law number. involved herein and to cement such feet from the South line and not closer (CD11869509) 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES and the Rules of the Commission. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that casing so as to cover and isolate the than 330 feet from the East line of NOTICE OF HEARING L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear and first and last perforations in such lateral. Section 24, Township 5 South, Range 3 CAUSE CD NO. 202000748 Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite the Applicant and interested parties may be heard. For information concerning Therefore, the completion interval of the West, Carter County, Oklahoma. BEFORE THE CORPORATION 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, present testimony by telephone. The this action contact KOBY multiunit horizontal well involved herein Completion Interval in Section COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF (405) 232‑9000. cost of telephonic communication shall ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. will be from the first perforation to the 25‑5S‑3W, Carter County, Oklahoma: OKLAHOMA Please refer to Cause CD Number. be paid by the person or persons O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, last perforation in the lateral of such First Perforation: Not closer than 0 APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th requesting its use. Interested parties 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES well. Applicant is proposing to drill the feet from the North line and not closer LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: day of March, 2020. who wish to participate by telephone L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, multiunit horizontal well with a comple­ than 330 feet from the East line of HORIZONTAL SPACING. CORPORATION COMMISSION OF shall contact the Applicant or Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite tion interval in such multiunit horizontal Section 25, Township 5 South, Range 3 LEGAL DESCRIPTION: OKLAHOMA Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, well of approximately 10,260 feet. The West, Carter County, Oklahoma. SECTION 18, TOWNSHIP 5 J. TODD HIETT, date, and provide their name and phone (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause proposed multiunit horizontal well Last Perforation: Not closer than 150 SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, Chairman number. CD Number. involved herein will prevent waste, will feet from the South line and not closer CARTER COUNTY, BOB ANTHONY, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th protect correlative rights, and will aid in than 330 feet from the East line of OKLAHOMA Vice Chairman all interested persons may appear and day of March, 2020. the full and efficient development of Section 25, Township 5 South, Range 3 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All DANA L. MURPHY, be heard. For information concerning CORPORATION COMMISSION OF each of the affected units covered West, Carter County, Oklahoma. persons, owners, producers, operators, (SEAL) Commissioner this action contact KOBY OKLAHOMA hereby. and to complete such multiunit purchasers and takers of oil and gas, ATTEST: ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. J. TODD HIETT, IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be horizontal well in and to produce hydro­ and all other interested persons, particu­ PEGGY MITCHELL, O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, Chairman referred to an Administrative Law Judge carbons from the separate common larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. Commission Secretary 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES BOB ANTHONY, for hearing, taking of evidence and sources of supply involved herein. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that (3‑11‑20) L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, Vice Chairman reporting to the Commission. Applicant intends to run casing in the the Applicant in this Cause is requesting Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite DANA L. MURPHY, IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS lateral of the multiunit horizontal well an Order (a) deleting Order Nos. 37915, (CD11869511) 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, (SEAL) Commissioner HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will involved herein and to cement such 40983 and 43805 as to the 40‑acre NOTICE OF HEARING (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause ATTEST: be heard before an Administrative Law casing so as to cover and isolate the drilling and spacing units for the Upper CAUSE CD NO. 202000749 CD Number. PEGGY MITCHELL, Judge on the Merits Docket at the first and last perforations in such lateral. Chimney Hill common source of supply BEFORE THE CORPORATION DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th Commission Secretary Corporation Commission, First Floor, Given the available data, the underlying the N/2 of Section 18, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF day of March, 2020. (3‑11‑20) Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, above‑described subsurface locations Township 5 South, Range 2 West, OKLAHOMA CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st are necessary for the further Carter County, Oklahoma; (b) deleting APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, OKLAHOMA (CD11869487) day of March, 2020, and that this development of the separate common Order No. 43805 as to the 40‑acre LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: J. TODD HIETT, NOTICE OF HEARING notice be published as required by law sources of supply in the drilling and drilling and spacing units for the Bois HORIZONTAL SPACING. Chairman CAUSE CD NO. 202000754 and the Rules of the Commission. spacing units involved herein in said D’Arc and Lower Chimney Hill LEGAL DESCRIPTION: BOB ANTHONY, BEFORE THE CORPORATION NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Sections 24 and 25, and is an exception common sources of supply underlying SECTION 19, TOWNSHIP 5 Vice Chairman COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF the Applicant and interested parties may to Orders to issue in Cause CD Nos. the N/2 of Section 18, Township 5 SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, DANA L. MURPHY, OKLAHOMA present testimony by telephone. The 202000752 and 202000753 . A request South, Range 2 West, Carter County, CARTER COUNTY, (SEAL) Commissioner APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, cost of telephonic communication shall will be made to designate the Applicant Oklahoma; (c) deleting Order Nos. OKLAHOMA ATTEST: LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: be paid by the person or persons or some other party as the operator of 38006 and 43805 as to the 40‑acre STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All PEGGY MITCHELL, MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL requesting its use. Interested parties the proposed well. The proposed drilling and spacing units for the Upper persons, owners, producers, operators, Commission Secretary WELL. LEGAL who wish to participate by telephone location exception well is moving Bois D’Arc and Woodford Shale purchasers and takers of oil and gas, (3‑11‑20) DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS shall contact the Applicant or toward the following well names and common sources of supply underlying and all other interested persons, particu­ 24 AND 25, TOWNSHIP 5 Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing operators: the N/2 of Section 18, Township 5 larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. (CD11869486) SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST, date, and provide their name and phone Well Name, Operator South, Range 2 West, Carter County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE OF HEARING ALL IN CARTER COUNTY, number. Texoma 1‑26‑35XH, Continental Oklahoma; (d) deleting Order Nos. the Applicant in this Cause is requesting CAUSE CD NO. 202000753 OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Resources, Inc. 38007 and 43805 as to the 40‑acre an Order (a) deleting Order No. 65372 BEFORE THE CORPORATION STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All all interested persons may appear and Newcomb 1‑36, L.E. Jones drilling and spacing units for the Lower as to the 80‑acre laydown drilling and COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF persons, owners, producers, operators, be heard. For information concerning Production Company Bois D’Arc and Lower Chimney Hill spacing units for the Woodford Chert OKLAHOMA purchasers and takers of oil and gas, this action contact KOBY NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that common sources of supply underlying and Sycamore Lime common sources of APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, and all other interested persons, particu­ ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. the drilling and spacing unit described the N/2 of Section 18, Township 5 supply underlying the SE/4 of Section LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, in the caption hereof underlies Sections South, Range 2 West, Carter County, 19, Township 5 South, Range 2 West, HORIZONTAL SPACING. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES 24 and 25, Township 5 South, Range 3 Oklahoma; (e) deleting Order No. Carter County, Oklahoma; (b) deleting LEGAL DESCRIPTION: the Applicant in this Cause is requesting L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, West, and the sections adjacent are 155566 as to the 80‑acre drilling and Order No. 146314 as to the 80‑acre SECTION 25, TOWNSHIP 5 an order, to be effective as of the date Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite Sections 13, 14, 23, 26, 35 and 36, spacing units for the Woodford and laydown drilling and spacing units for SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST, of the execution thereof or as of a date 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, Township 5 South, Range 3 West; and Hunton Lime common sources of Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 11, 2020» 3B

Last Perforation: Not closer than 0 First Perforation: Not closer than 150 the Applicant in this Cause is requesting requesting its use. Interested parties well. Applicant is proposing to drill the feet from the South line and not closer feet from the North line and not closer an Order establishing 640‑acre who wish to participate by telephone multiunit horizontal well with a comple­ Corporation than 330 feet from the West line of than 330 feet from the West line of horizontal well drilling and spacing shall contact the Applicant or tion interval in such multiunit horizontal Section 18, Township 5 South, Range 2 Section 18, Township 5 South, Range 2 units for the Mississippian, Woodford, Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing well of approximately 10,260 feet. The Commission West, Carter County, Oklahoma. West, Carter County, Oklahoma. Hunton and Viola common sources of date, and provide their name and phone proposed multiunit horizontal well Completion Interval in Section Last Perforation: Not closer than 0 supply underlying Section 14, Township number. involved herein will prevent waste, will the Woodford Chert and Sycamore 19‑5S‑2W, Carter County, Oklahoma: feet from the South line and not closer 5 South, Range 3 West, Carter County, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that protect correlative rights, and will aid in common sources of supply underlying First Perforation: Not closer than 0 than 330 feet from the West line of Oklahoma. Notice is further given that all interested persons may appear and the full and efficient development of the SW/4 of Section 19, Township 5 feet from the North line and not closer Section 18, Township 5 South, Range 2 Applicant may request the Order be be heard. For information concerning each of the affected units covered South, Range 2 West, Carter County, than 330 feet from the West line of West, Carter County, Oklahoma. made effective a date prior to the Order this action contact KOBY hereby. Oklahoma; (c) deleting Order No. Section 19, Township 5 South, Range 2 Completion Interval in Section being signed. ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be 155566 as to the 80‑acre laydown West, Carter County, Oklahoma. 19‑5S‑2W, Carter County, Oklahoma: IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, referred to an Administrative Law Judge drilling and spacing units for the Last Perforation: Not closer than 150 First Perforation: Not closer than 0 referred to an Administrative Law Judge 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES for hearing, taking of evidence and Woodford Chert, Hunton Lime and feet from the South line and not closer feet from the North line and not closer for hearing, taking of evidence and L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, reporting to the Commission. Viola common sources of supply under­ than 330 feet from the West line of than 330 feet from the West line of reporting to the Commission. Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS lying the NE/4 of Section 19, Township Section 19, Township 5 South, Range 2 Section 19, Township 5 South, Range 2 IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will 5 South, Range 2 West, Carter County, West, Carter County, Oklahoma. West, Carter County, Oklahoma. HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause be heard before an Administrative Law Oklahoma; (d) deleting Order No. and to complete such multiunit Last Perforation: Not closer than 150 be heard before an Administrative Law CD Number. Judge on the Merits Docket at the 146314 as to the 160‑acre drilling and horizontal well in and to produce hydro­ feet from the South line and not closer Judge on the Merits Docket at the DONE AND PERFORMED this 9th Corporation Commission, First Floor, spacing units for the Hunton and Viola carbons from the separate common than 330 feet from the West line of Corporation Commission, First Floor, day of March, 2020. Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st common sources of supply and 80‑acre sources of supply involved herein. Section 19, Township 5 South, Range 2 Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, CORPORATION COMMISSION OF day of March, 2020, and that this drilling and spacing units for the Caney There are currently pending before the West, Carter County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st OKLAHOMA notice be published as required by law common source of supply underlying Commission applications of Applicant and to complete such multiunit day of March, 2020, and that this J. TODD HIETT, and the Rules of the Commission. the S/2 of Section 19, Township 5 requesting the Commission to enter horizontal well in and to produce hydro­ notice be published as required by law Chairman NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that South, Range 2 West, Carter County, orders granting exceptions to the carbons from the separate common and the Rules of the Commission. BOB ANTHONY, the Applicant and interested parties may Oklahoma; and (e) establishing permitted well location tolerances in the sources of supply involved herein. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Vice Chairman present testimony by telephone. The 640‑acre horizontal well drilling and drilling and spacing units involved Applicant intends to run casing in the the Applicant and interested parties may DANA L. MURPHY, herein in the sections covered hereby so present testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall spacing units for the Mississippian, lateral of the multiunit horizontal well (SEAL) Commissioner that the multiunit horizontal well involved herein and to cement such cost of telephonic communication shall ATTEST: be paid by the person or persons Woodford, Hunton and Viola common involved herein may be drilled and casing so as to cover and isolate the be paid by the person or persons PEGGY MITCHELL, requesting its use. Interested parties sources of supply underlying Section completed as described above. first and last perforations in such lateral. requesting its use. Interested parties Commission Secretary who wish to participate by telephone 19, Township 5 South, Range 2 West, Applicant intends to run casing in the Given the available data, the who wish to participate by telephone (3‑11‑20) shall contact the Applicant or Carter County, Oklahoma. Notice is lateral of the multiunit horizontal well above‑described subsurface locations shall contact the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing further given that Applicant may request involved herein and to cement such are necessary for the further Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing date, and provide their name and phone the Order be made effective a date prior (CD11870286) casing so as to cover and isolate the development of the separate common date, and provide their name and phone number. to the Order being signed. NOTICE OF HEARING first and last perforations in such lateral. sources of supply in the drilling and number. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be CAUSE CD NO. 202000775 Therefore, the completion interval of the spacing units involved herein in said NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear and referred to an Administrative Law Judge BEFORE THE CORPORATION multiunit horizontal well involved herein Sections 18 and 19, and is an exception all interested persons may appear and be heard. For information concerning for hearing, taking of evidence and COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF will be from the first perforation to the to Orders to issue in Cause CD Nos. be heard. For information concerning this action contact KOBY reporting to the Commission. OKLAHOMA last perforation in the lateral of such 202000748 and 202000749 . A request this action contact KOBY ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, well. Applicant is proposing to drill the will be made to designate the Applicant ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will multiunit horizontal well with a comple­ or some other party as the operator of O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES be heard before an Administrative Law MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL tion interval in such multiunit horizontal the proposed well. The proposed 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES WELL. LEGAL L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, Judge on the Merits Docket at the well of approximately 10,260 feet. The location exception well is moving L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite Corporation Commission, First Floor, DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS proposed multiunit horizontal well toward the following well names and Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite 14 AND 23, TOWNSHIP 5 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, involved herein will prevent waste, will operators: 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST, protect correlative rights, and will aid in Well Name, Operator (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause ALL IN CARTER COUNTY, CD Number. day of March, 2020, and that this the full and efficient development of Ringling‑North #1, L.E. Jones Oper­ CD Number. DONE AND PERFORMED this 9th notice be published as required by law OKLAHOMA each of the affected units covered ating, Inc. DONE AND PERFORMED this 9th STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All day of March, 2020. and the Rules of the Commission. hereby. Joiner City Unit, Rimrock Resource day of March, 2020. CORPORATION COMMISSION OF NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that persons, owners, producers, operators, IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be Operating, LLC CORPORATION COMMISSION OF purchasers and takers of oil and gas, OKLAHOMA the Applicant and interested parties may referred to an Administrative Law Judge Boyd 1‑30, Yale Oil Association OKLAHOMA J. TODD HIETT, present testimony by telephone. The and all other interested persons, particu­ for hearing, taking of evidence and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that J. TODD HIETT, larly in Carter County, Oklahoma, and Chairman cost of telephonic communication shall reporting to the Commission. the drilling and spacing unit described Chairman all parties listed as respondents on BOB ANTHONY, be paid by the person or persons IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS in the caption hereof underlies Sections BOB ANTHONY, Exhibit “A”, attached to the Application Vice Chairman requesting its use. Interested parties HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will 18 and 19, Township 5 South, Range 2 Vice Chairman on file herein, and more particularly: DANA L. MURPHY, who wish to participate by telephone be heard before an Administrative Law West, and the sections adjacent are DANA L. MURPHY, CH MCALEENAN; DAVIS BUTTER, (SEAL) Commissioner shall contact the Applicant or Judge on the Merits Docket at the Sections 7, 8, 17, 20, 29 and 30, Town­ (SEAL) Commissioner FULL BLOOD CHOCTAW INDIAN; ATTEST: Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Corporation Commission, First Floor, ship 5 South, Range 2 West; Sections ATTEST: THE KNOWN AND UNKNOWN PEGGY MITCHELL, date, and provide their name and phone Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, 12, 13, 24 and 25, Township 5 South, PEGGY MITCHELL, HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND Commission Secretary number. Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st Range 3 West, all in Carter County, Commission Secretary ASSIGNS OF FRANK BRADBURN, (3‑11‑20) NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that day of March, 2020, and that this Oklahoma. (3‑11‑20) DEC’D; and ELLEN HUNT, all interested persons may appear and notice be published as required by law IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be FORMERLY ELLEN BRADBURN, if (CD11870291) be heard. For information concerning and the Rules of the Commission. referred to an Administrative Law Judge (CD11870284) living, or if deceased, the known and NOTICE OF HEARING this action contact KOBY NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for hearing, taking of evidence and NOTICE OF HEARING unknown heirs, devisees, executors, CAUSE CD NO. 202000776 ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. the Applicant and interested parties may reporting to the Commission. CAUSE CD NO. 202000774 administrators, successors, trustees BEFORE THE CORPORATION O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, present testimony by telephone. The IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS BEFORE THE CORPORATION and/or assigns, immediate and remote, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES cost of telephonic communication shall HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF of the above named parties. OKLAHOMA L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, be paid by the person or persons be heard before an Administrative Law OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite requesting its use. Interested parties Judge on the Merits Docket at the APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, the Applicant in this Cause is requesting LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, who wish to participate by telephone Corporation Commission, First Floor, LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: an order, to be effective as of the date LOCATION EXCEPTION. (405) 232‑9000. shall contact the Applicant or Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, HORIZONTAL SPACING. of the execution thereof or as of a date LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Please refer to Cause CD Number. Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st LEGAL DESCRIPTION: prior thereto, as follows: (i) approving a SECTIONS 14 AND 23, DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th date, and provide their name and phone day of March, 2020, and that this SECTION 23, TOWNSHIP 5 multiunit horizontal well in the 640‑acre TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, day of March, 2020. number. notice be published as required by law SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST, horizontal drilling and spacing units RANGE 3 WEST, ALL IN CORPORATION COMMISSION OF NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that and the Rules of the Commission. CARTER COUNTY, formed for the Mississippian, Woodford CARTER COUNTY, OKLAHOMA all interested persons may appear and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that OKLAHOMA and Hunton separate common sources OKLAHOMA J. TODD HIETT, be heard. For information concerning the Applicant and interested parties may STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All of supply in Section 14, Township 5 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All Chairman this action contact KOBY present testimony by telephone. The persons, owners, producers, operators, South, Range 3 West, Carter County, persons, owners, producers, operators, BOB ANTHONY, ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. cost of telephonic communication shall purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Oklahoma, and in the 640‑acre purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Vice Chairman O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, be paid by the person or persons and all other interested persons, particu­ horizontal drilling and spacing units and all other interested persons, particu­ DANA L. MURPHY, 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES requesting its use. Interested parties larly in Carter County, Oklahoma, and formed for the Mississippian, Woodford larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. (SEAL) Commissioner L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, who wish to participate by telephone all parties listed as respondents on and Hunton separate common sources NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ATTEST: Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite shall contact the Applicant or Exhibit “A”, attached to the Application of supply in Section 23, Township 5 the Applicant in this Cause is requesting PEGGY MITCHELL, 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing on file herein, and more particularly: South, Range 3 West, Carter County, that this Commission grant a well Commission Secretary (405) 232‑9000. date, and provide their name and phone CH MCALEENAN; DAVIS BUTTER, Oklahoma, so as to allow such multiunit location exception for a well to be (3‑11‑20) Please refer to Cause CD Number. number. FULL BLOOD CHOCTAW INDIAN; horizontal well to be drilled as follows: drilled and produced from the Missis­ DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that THE KNOWN AND UNKNOWN Completion Interval in Section sippian, Woodford and Hunton common (CD11869513) day of March, 2020. all interested persons may appear and HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND 14‑5S‑3W, Carter County, Oklahoma: sources of supply underlying Sections NOTICE OF HEARING CORPORATION COMMISSION OF be heard. For information concerning ASSIGNS OF FRANK BRADBURN, First Perforation: Not closer than 150 14 and 23, Township 5 South, Range 3 CAUSE CD NO. 202000750 OKLAHOMA this action contact KOBY DEC’D; and ELLEN HUNT, feet from the North line and not closer West, all in Carter County, Oklahoma, BEFORE THE CORPORATION J. TODD HIETT, ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. FORMERLY ELLEN BRADBURN, if than 330 feet from the East line of at a location as follows: COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Chairman O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, living, or if deceased, the known and Section 14, Township 5 South, Range 3 Completion Interval in Section OKLAHOMA BOB ANTHONY, 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES unknown heirs, devisees, executors, West, Carter County, Oklahoma. 14‑5S‑3W, Carter County, Oklahoma: APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, Vice Chairman L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, administrators, successors, trustees Last Perforation: Not closer than 0 First Perforation: Not closer than 150 LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: DANA L. MURPHY, Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite and/or assigns, immediate and remote, feet from the South line and not closer feet from the North line and not closer MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL (SEAL) Commissioner 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, of the above named parties. than 330 feet from the East line of than 330 feet from the East line of WELL. LEGAL ATTEST: (405) 232‑9000. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Section 14, Township 5 South, Range 3 Section 14, Township 5 South, Range 3 DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS PEGGY MITCHELL, Please refer to Cause CD Number. the Applicant in this Cause is requesting West, Carter County, Oklahoma. West, Carter County, Oklahoma. 18 AND 19, TOWNSHIP 5 Commission Secretary DONE AND PERFORMED this 6th an Order (a) deleting Order No. 203946 Completion Interval in Section Last Perforation: Not closer than 0 SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, (3‑11‑20) day of March, 2020. as to the 160‑acre drilling and spacing 23‑5S‑3W, Carter County, Oklahoma: feet from the South line and not closer ALL IN CARTER COUNTY, CORPORATION COMMISSION OF units for the Woodford‑Hunton and First Perforation: Not closer than 0 than 330 feet from the East line of OKLAHOMA (CD11869516) OKLAHOMA Viola common sources of supply under­ feet from the North line and not closer Section 14, Township 5 South, Range 3 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All NOTICE OF HEARING J. TODD HIETT, lying Section 23, Township 5 South, than 330 feet from the East line of West, Carter County, Oklahoma. persons, owners, producers, operators, CAUSE CD NO. 202000751 Chairman Range 3 West, Carter County, Section 23, Township 5 South, Range 3 Completion Interval in Section purchasers and takers of oil and gas, BEFORE THE CORPORATION BOB ANTHONY, Oklahoma; and (b) establishing West, Carter County, Oklahoma. 23‑5S‑3W, Carter County, Oklahoma: and all other interested persons, particu­ COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Vice Chairman 640‑acre horizontal well drilling and Last Perforation: Not closer than 150 First Perforation: Not closer than 0 larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. OKLAHOMA DANA L. MURPHY, spacing units for the Mississippian, feet from the South line and not closer feet from the North line and not closer NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, (SEAL) Commissioner Woodford, Hunton and Viola common than 330 feet from the East line of than 330 feet from the East line of the Applicant in this Cause is requesting LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: ATTEST: sources of supply underlying Section Section 23, Township 5 South, Range 3 Section 23, Township 5 South, Range 3 an order, to be effective as of the date LOCATION EXCEPTION. PEGGY MITCHELL, 23, Township 5 South, Range 3 West, West, Carter County, Oklahoma. West, Carter County, Oklahoma. of the execution thereof or as of a date LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Commission Secretary Carter County, Oklahoma. Notice is and to complete such multiunit hori­ Last Perforation: Not closer than 150 prior thereto, as follows: (i) approving a SECTIONS 18 AND 19, (3‑11‑20) further given that Applicant may request zontal well in and to produce hydrocar­ feet from the South line and not closer multiunit horizontal well in the 640‑acre TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, the Order be made effective a date prior bons from the separate common sources than 330 feet from the East line of horizontal drilling and spacing units RANGE 2 WEST, ALL IN (CD11870280) to the Order being signed. of supply involved herein. There are Section 23, Township 5 South, Range 3 formed for the Mississippian, Woodford CARTER COUNTY, NOTICE OF HEARING IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be currently pending before the West, Carter County, Oklahoma. and Hunton separate common sources OKLAHOMA CAUSE CD NO. 202000773 referred to an Administrative Law Judge Commission applications of Applicant and to complete such multiunit of supply in Section 18, Township 5 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All BEFORE THE CORPORATION for hearing, taking of evidence and requesting the Commission to enter horizontal well in and to produce hydro­ South, Range 2 West, Carter County, persons, owners, producers, operators, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF reporting to the Commission. orders granting exceptions to the carbons from the separate common Oklahoma, and in the 640‑acre purchasers and takers of oil and gas, OKLAHOMA IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS permitted well location tolerances in the sources of supply involved herein. horizontal drilling and spacing units and all other interested persons, particu­ APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will drilling and spacing units involved Applicant intends to run casing in the formed for the Mississippian, Woodford larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: be heard before an Administrative Law herein in the sections covered hereby so lateral of the multiunit horizontal well and Hunton separate common sources NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that HORIZONTAL SPACING. Judge on the Merits Docket at the that the multiunit horizontal well involved herein and to cement such of supply in Section 19, Township 5 the Applicant in this Cause is requesting LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Corporation Commission, First Floor, involved herein may be drilled and casing so as to cover and isolate the South, Range 2 West, Carter County, that this Commission grant a well SECTION 14, TOWNSHIP 5 Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, completed as described above. first and last perforations in such lateral. Oklahoma, so as to allow such multiunit location exception for a well to be SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st Applicant intends to run casing in the Given the available data, the horizontal well to be drilled as follows: drilled and produced from the Missis­ CARTER COUNTY, day of March, 2020, and that this lateral of the multiunit horizontal well above‑described subsurface locations Completion Interval in Section sippian, Woodford and Hunton common OKLAHOMA notice be published as required by law involved herein and to cement such are necessary for the further 18‑5S‑2W, Carter County, Oklahoma: sources of supply underlying Sections STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All and the Rules of the Commission. casing so as to cover and isolate the development of the separate common First Perforation: Not closer than 150 18 and 19, Township 5 South, Range 2 persons, owners, producers, operators, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that first and last perforations in such lateral. sources of supply in the drilling and feet from the North line and not closer West, all in Carter County, Oklahoma, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, the Applicant and interested parties may Therefore, the completion interval of the spacing units involved herein in said than 330 feet from the West line of at a location as follows: and all other interested persons, particu­ present testimony by telephone. The multiunit horizontal well involved herein Sections 14 and 23, and is an exception Section 18, Township 5 South, Range 2 Completion Interval in Section larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. cost of telephonic communication shall will be from the first perforation to the to Orders to issue in Cause CD Nos. West, Carter County, Oklahoma. 18‑5S‑2W, Carter County, Oklahoma: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that be paid by the person or persons last perforation in the lateral of such Continued on next page LPXLP 4B « March 11, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

Trustee of the W.T. Richardson Trust be heard. For information concerning John W. Delaney II; Stephen E. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that on a date prior to its signing. Corporation Created Pursuant to Trust Agreement this action, contact AUSTEN SALO­ Delaney; Shaun C. Kainass ‑ deceased‑ this cause will be heard before an NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that dated November 1, 1966 & Mozelle MONE, Gulf Exploration, LLC, 9701 Peter; and all persons, owners, Administrative Law Judge on the initial the Applicant and interested parties may Commission Richardson, Trustee of the Mozelle N. Broadway Extension, Oklahoma producers, operators, purchasers and hearing docket at the Corporation present testimony by telephone. The Richardson Revocable Trust dated City, OK 73114, TELEPHONE: takers of oil and gas and all other inter­ Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe cost of telephonic communication shall 12/12/2003; Henry W. Browne, Jr., 405 ‑840‑3371; OR Eric Huddleston, ested persons, particularly in Oklahoma Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at be paid by the person or persons 202000773 and 202000774 . A request Trustee of the Whitney Browne Hooten Attorney, Two Leadership Square, 211 County, Oklahoma, and if any of the 8:30 a.m. on the 30th day of March, requesting its use. Interested parties will be made to designate the Applicant 2010 Irrevocable Trust Agreement North Robinson, Suite 1300, Oklahoma above individuals are deceased, or if 2020, and that this notice be published who wish to participate shall contact the or some other party as the operator of dated 1/2/2010; Freedom Legacy, LLC; City, OK 73102, Telephone: (405) any of the above companies are no as required by law and the Rules of the Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior the proposed well. The proposed Daniel L. Coughlin & Kimberly J. 232‑3722. longer in existence, the unknown heirs, Commission. to the hearing, and provide their name location exception well is moving Coughlin, Trustees of the Coughlin CORPORATION COMMISSION OF executors, administrators, devisees, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that and telephone number. toward the following well names and Living Trust dated May 18, 1998; Ross OKLAHOMA trustees and assigns, immediate and the Applicant and interested parties may NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that operators: W. Howard & Marie Elise Howard, J. Todd Hiett, remote, of the above‑named parties. present testimony by telephone. The all interested persons may appear and Well Name, Operator Joint Tenants; Louise Gaylord Bennett CHAIRMAN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that cost of telephonic communication shall be heard. For information concerning Texoma 1‑26‑35XH, Continental and Clayton I. Bennett, Co‑Trustees of Bob Anthony, the Applicant in this cause is requesting be paid by the person or persons this action, contact MATT MURPHY, Resources, Inc. the Louise Gaylord Bennett Revocable VICE CHAIRMAN the Commission pool the interests, requesting its use. Interested parties CHAPARRAL ENERGY, L.L.C., Joiner City Unit #76, Rimrock Trust Under Agreement dated Dana L. Murphy, designate an operator, and adjudicate who wish to participate by telephone 701 CEDAR LAKE BLVD., Resource Operating, LLC 3/21/2011; Bill B. Richardson, a/k/a COMMISSIONER the rights and equities of oil and gas shall contact the Applicant or OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73114, (405) Joiner City Unit #78, Rimrock Bill Richardson, a married person; DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 9th owners in the Tonkawa, Perry, Check­ Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing 426‑4304, and/or Jessica D. Hatcher, Resource Operating, LLC Edward C. Joullian, III & Letitia R. DAY OF MARCH, 2020. erboard, Cleveland, Oswego, Viola, date, and provide their name and Attorney, 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Joullian Trustees of the Edward C. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION Simpson and Arbuckle common sources telephone number. Ste. 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, (405) 996‑3395. the drilling and spacing unit described Joullian, III Revocable Trust & Letitia Peggy Mitchell, of supply underlying the SW/4 SW/4 of NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that CORPORATION COMMISSION OF in the caption hereof underlies Sections R. Joullian & Edward C. Joullian, III, Secretary Section 32, Township 13 North, Range all interested persons may appear and OKLAHOMA 14 and 23, Township 5 South, Range 3 Trustees of the Letitia R. Joullian Revo­ (3‑11‑20) 3 West, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. be heard. For more information J. TODD HIETT, West, and the sections adjacent are cable Trust; William M. Blaik & Shirly NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that regarding this Application, contact CHAIRMAN Sections 10, 11, 12, 13, 15, 22, 24, 25, S. Blaik, Co‑Trustees of the William M. (CD11870297) the Applicant in this cause is requesting MATT MURPHY, CHAPARRAL ENERGY, L.L.C., 701 CEDAR BOB ANTHONY, 26 and 27, Township 5 South, Range 3 Blaik Family Trust; Robert Wegener & NOTICE OF HEARING the following special relief: to designate the Applicant or some other party as LAKE BLVD., OKLAHOMA CITY, VICE CHAIRMAN West, all in Carter County, Oklahoma. Meredith Wegener, Joint Tenants; Sue CAUSE CD NO. 202000786 Operator of the unit well. Applicant is OK 73114, (405) 426‑4304, and/or DANA L. MURPHY, IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be Childress Timberlake, Trustee of the BEFORE THE CORPORATION further requesting that the Order to be Jessica D. Hatcher, Attorney, 201 COMMISSIONER referred to an Administrative Law Judge Sue Childress Timberlake 2001 Revo­ COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF entered in this cause be made effective Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Suite 1600, DONE AND PERFORMED this 9st for hearing, taking of evidence and cable Trust Agreement dated 5/23/2001; OKLAHOMA on a date prior to the date of the Order. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, day of March, 2020. reporting to the Commission. Dan V. Brooks, Trustee of the Dan V. APPLICANT: GULF EXPLO­ Applicant may request up to one year (405) 996‑3395. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS Brooks Revocable Trust; John R. RATION, LLC. RELIEF Bozalis Revocable Trust created Under from the date of the Order to enter in CORPORATION COMMISSION OF PEGGY MITCHELL HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will SOUGHT: POOLING. Trust Agreement dated 11/4/2008 & this cause, with which to commence the OKLAHOMA SECRETARY OF THE be heard before an Administrative Law LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Sharon Sabo Bozalis Revocable Trust initial well. J. TODD HIETT, COMMISSION Judge on the Merits Docket at the SW/4 SW/4 OF SECTION 32, created Under Trust Agreement dated NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that CHAIRMAN (3‑11‑20) Corporation Commission, First Floor, TOWNSHIP 13 NORTH, 11/4/2008; J. Charles Monnet, this cause be set before an BOB ANTHONY, Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, RANGE 3 WEST, Successor Trustee of the J. Charles Administrative Law Judge for hearing, VICE CHAIRMAN Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st OKLAHOMA COUNTY, (CD11870312) Monnet Trust Under Agreement dated taking of evidence and reporting to the DANA L. MURPHY, day of March, 2020, and that this OKLAHOMA NOTICE OF HEARING 5/10/1995; Scott F. Johnson, Trustee of Commission. COMMISSIONER CAUSE CD NO. 202000783 notice be published as required by law STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: George the Scott F. Johnson Trust, u/t/a NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that DONE AND PERFORMED this 9th BEFORE THE CORPORATION and the Rules of the Commission. J. Records & Nancy J. Records, as 9/6/2018 & Carol F. Johnson, Trustee this cause will be heard before an day of March, 2020. COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Co‑Trustees of the George J. Records of the Carol F. Johnson Trust, u/t/a Administrative Law Judge on the Initial BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: OKLAHOMA the Applicant and interested parties may Revocable Trust; Gerald L. Gamble, 9/6/2018; Jane C. White; China Town, Hearing Docket at the Corporation PEGGY MITCHELL APPLICANT: CHAPARRAL present testimony by telephone. The Trustee of the Gerald L. Gamble Inc.; Jeffrey S. Brown & Kathryn J. Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, SECRETARY OF THE ENERGY, L.L.C. RELIEF cost of telephonic communication shall Revo ­cable Trust & Jane Ann Jayrow Brown, husband and wife, Joint 2101 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City, Okla­ COMMISSION SOUGHT: LOCATION be paid by the person or persons Gamble, Trustee of the Jane Anne Tenants; Jack M. Bair & Debra R. Bair, homa, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st day of (3‑11‑20) EXCEPTION AND requesting its use. Interested parties Jayrow Gamble Trust as Joint Tenants; husband and wife, Joint Tenants; David March, 2020, and that this Notice be EXCEPTION TO GENERAL who wish to participate by telephone William O. Johnstone, Trustee of the D. Le Norman & Cory A. Le Norman, William O. Johnstone Trust & Judith published as required by law and the (CD11870311) RULE 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(B). shall contact the Applicant or husband and wife, Joint Tenants; Steven Rules of the Commission. LANDS COVERED: Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Ann Johnstone, Trustee of the Judith NOTICE OF HEARING M. Brown & Lora Brown, Joint Ann Johnstone Trust; James C. Meade, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that CAUSE CD NO. 202000782 SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 12 date, and provide their name and phone Tenants; Nilesh Vasan & Dimple Trustee & Virginia W. Meade, Trustee; the Applicant and interested parties may BEFORE THE CORPORATION NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, number. Vasan, Joint Tenants; Stanley K. Naifeh ELCO Homestead Trust, Clyde V. present testimony by telephone. The COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF CANADIAN COUNTY, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that & Bonnie D. Naifeh, Trustees of the Crutchmer, Trustee; Nancy L. Barbour; cost of telephonic communication shall OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA all interested persons may appear and Bonnie D. Naifeh 2006 Revocable Trust Thomas D. Barbour, Jr.; Louis M. Dakil be paid by the person or persons APPLICANT: CHAPARRAL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that be heard. For information concerning dated 24th day of March 2006; Ann & Susan R. Dakil, Trustees of the Louis requesting its use. Interested parties ENERGY, L.L.C. RELIEF the Applicant requests an Order this action contact KOBY Hopps, Trustee of The Ann Hopps Dakil Living Trust; Louis M. Dakil & who wish to participate by telephone SOUGHT: LOCATION granting Applicant an exception to the ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. Revocable Living Trust dated June 14, Susan R. Dakil, Trustees of the Susan shall contact the Applicant or EXCEPTION AND well location for the Mississippian O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, 2017; Jay G. Wilkinson & Rita D. Dakil Living Trust; 7201 Nichols Road, Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing EXCEPTION TO GENERAL common source of supply established 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES Wilkinson, Trustees of the Wilkinson LLC; Martha F. Bradshaw, Trustee of date, and provide their name and RULE 165:10‑3‑28(c)(2)(B). by Order No. 687903, granting L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, Family Revocable Trust dated the MFB Revocable Trust Agreement; telephone number. LANDS COVERED: Applicant or some other party Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite 11/30/2011; James R. Cleaver & Robert H. Nelson II, Trustee of the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that SECTION 2, TOWNSHIP 12 permission to drill the horizontal well. 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, Nazette Cleaver, husband and wife, Robert H. Nelson, II Revocable Trust all interested persons may appear and NORTH, RANGE 7 WEST, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause Joint Tenants; Ryan Patrick Williams & Under Agreement dated 11/16/2011 & be heard. For information concerning CANADIAN COUNTY, said well will be located at: CD Number. Melissa Mae Plamann, husband and Mary Elizabeth Nelson, Trustee of the this action, contact AUSTEN SALO­ OKLAHOMA First perforation: no closer than 150 DONE AND PERFORMED this 9th wife, Joint Tenants; John W. Shawver, Mary Elizabeth Nelson Revocable Trust MONE, Gulf Exploration, LLC, 9701 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that feet from the north line and no closer day of March, 2020. III & Carrie M. Shawver, Joint Tenants; under agreement 11/16/2011; Roland A. N. Broadway Extension, Oklahoma the Applicant requests an Order than 660 feet from the west line of CORPORATION COMMISSION OF John W. Delaney II; Stephen E. Walters, III & Kelsey P. Walters, City, OK 73114, TELEPHONE: granting Applicant an exception to the Section 2‑12N‑7W, Canadian County, OKLAHOMA Delaney; Shaun C. Kainass ‑ deceased‑ husband and wife, Joint Tenants; 405 ‑840‑3371; OR Eric Huddleston, well location for the Mississippian Oklahoma; J. TODD HIETT, Peter; and all persons, owners, William R. Oliver & Brooke E. Oliver, Attorney, Two Leadership Square, 211 common source of supply established Last perforation: no closer than 150 Chairman producers, operators, purchasers and husband and wife, Joint Tenants; Bank North Robinson, Suite 1300, Oklahoma by Order No. 687903, granting feet from the south line and no closer BOB ANTHONY, takers of oil and gas and all other inter­ of Oklahoma, N.A., as Successor City, OK 73102, Telephone: (405) Applicant or some other party than 660 feet from the west line of Vice Chairman ested persons, particularly in Oklahoma Trustee of the W.T. Richardson Trust 232‑3722. permission to drill the horizontal well. Section 2‑12N‑7W, Canadian County, DANA L. MURPHY, County, Oklahoma, and if any of the Created Pursuant to Trust Agreement CORPORATION COMMISSION OF NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Oklahoma; (SEAL) Commissioner above individuals are deceased, or if dated November 1, 1966 & Mozelle OKLAHOMA said well will be located at: The entire length of the lateral will ATTEST: any of the above companies are no Richardson, Trustee of the Mozelle J. Todd Hiett, First perforation: no closer than 150 be cemented such that the perforations PEGGY MITCHELL, longer in existence, the unknown heirs, Richardson Revocable Trust dated CHAIRMAN feet from the north line and no closer will be isolated from the beginning and Commission Secretary executors, administrators, devisees, 12/12/2003; Henry W. Browne, Jr., Bob Anthony, than 660 feet from the east line of end point of the lateral in order to (3‑11‑20) trustees and assigns, immediate and Trustee of the Whitney Browne Hooten VICE CHAIRMAN Section 2‑12N‑7W, Canadian County, protect the correlative rights of the remote, of the above‑named parties. 2010 Irrevocable Trust Agreement Dana L. Murphy, Oklahoma; offset units. (CD11870294) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that dated 1/2/2010; Freedom Legacy, LLC; COMMISSIONER Last perforation: no closer than 150 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that NOTICE OF HEARING the Applicant in this cause is requesting Daniel L. Coughlin & Kimberly J. DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 9th feet from the south line and no closer the “land sections adjacent to the area CAUSE CD NO. 202000785 that the Commission issue an Order Coughlin, Trustees of the Coughlin DAY OF MARCH, 2020. than 660 feet from the east line of within the location exception” requested BEFORE THE CORPORATION establishing 40‑acre drilling and spacing Living Trust dated May 18, 1998; Ross BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION Section 2‑12N‑7W, Canadian County, herein in said Section 2‑12N‑7W, Cana­ COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF units by extending Order No. 681040 to W. Howard & Marie Elise Howard, Peggy Mitchell, Oklahoma; dian County, Oklahoma, in regard to the OKLAHOMA include within its purview the Tonkawa, Joint Tenants; Louise Gaylord Bennett Secretary The entire length of the lateral will subsurface location tolerance areas APPLICANT: GULF EXPLO­ Perry, Checkerboard, Cleveland, and Clayton I. Bennett, Co‑Trustees of (3‑11‑20) be cemented such that the perforations described above are Sections 34 & RATION, LLC. RELIEF Oswego, Viola, Simpson and Arbuckle the Louise Gaylord Bennett Revocable will be isolated from the beginning and 35‑13N‑7W, Canadian County, SOUGHT: ESTABLISH common sources of supply underlying Trust Under Agreement dated (CD11870310) end point of the lateral in order to Oklahoma and Section Sections 3, 10 & 40‑ACRE DRILLING AND the SW/4 SW/4 of Section 32, 3/21/2011; Bill B. Richardson, a/k/a NOTICE OF HEARING protect the correlative rights of the 11‑12N‑7W, Canadian County, SPACING UNITS. LEGAL Township 13 North, Range 3 West, Bill Richardson, a married person; CAUSE CD NO. 202000781 offset units. Oklahoma. The names and operators of DESCRIPTION: SW/4 SW/4 Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, with the Edward C. Joullian, III & Letitia R. BEFORE THE CORPORATION NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the wells towards which this horizontal OF SECTION 32, TOWNSHIP units to consist of a governmental Joullian Trustees of the Edward C. COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF the “land sections adjacent to the area well is moving are attached hereto as 13 NORTH, RANGE 3 WEST, quarter quarter section, and the Joullian, III Revocable Trust & Letitia OKLAHOMA within the location exception” requested Exhibit C. OKLAHOMA COUNTY, permitted well for the units to be R. Joullian & Edward C. Joullian, III, APPLICANT: CHAPARRAL herein in said Section 2‑12N‑7W, Cana­ NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that OKLAHOMA located not less than 330 feet from said Trustees of the Letitia R. Joullian Revo­ ENERGY, L.L.C. RELIEF dian County, Oklahoma, in regard to the Rule 165:10‑3‑28 provides that no hori­ STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: George unit boundary. cable Trust; William M. Blaik & Shirly SOUGHT: INCREASED subsurface location tolerance areas zontal well shall be closer than 600 feet J. Records & Nancy J. Records, as NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that S. Blaik, Co‑Trustees of the William M. DENSITY. LANDS described above are Sections 35 & to an existing wellbore. Applicant’s Co‑Trustees of the George J. Records the Applicant in this cause is requesting Blaik Family Trust; Robert Wegener & COVERED: SECTION 2, 36‑13N‑7W, Canadian County, proposed well could potentially be Revocable Trust; Gerald L. Gamble, the following special relief: to designate Meredith Wegener, Joint Tenants; Sue TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, Oklahoma and Section Sections 1, 11 & closer than 600 feet from the Alfadale Trustee of the Gerald L. Gamble the Applicant or some other party as Childress Timberlake, Trustee of the RANGE 7 WEST, 12‑12N‑7W, Canadian County, Farms 2‑1 well, API#35‑017‑20916, Revo ­cable Trust & Jane Ann Jayrow Operator of the unit well. Applicant is Sue Childress Timberlake 2001 Revo­ CANADIAN COUNTY, Oklahoma. The names and operators of which is operated by Stone Oak Gamble, Trustee of the Jane Anne further requesting that the Order to be cable Trust Agreement dated 5/23/2001; OKLAHOMA the wells towards which this horizontal Operating, LLC located in Section Jayrow Gamble Trust as Joint Tenants; entered in this cause be made effective Dan V. Brooks, Trustee of the Dan V. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that well is moving are attached hereto as 2‑12N‑7W, Canadian County, William O. Johnstone, Trustee of the on a date prior to the date of the Order. Brooks Revocable Trust; J. Charles the Applicant requests that Order No. Exhibit C. Oklahoma, and produces from the Red William O. Johnstone Trust & Judith NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Monnet, Successor Trustee of the J. 687903 be amended to authorize the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Fork common source of supply. Ann Johnstone, Trustee of the Judith this cause be set before an Charles Monnet Trust Under Agreement drilling of two (2) additional wells in Rule 165:10‑3‑28 provides that no hori­ Therefore, Applicant further requests as Ann Johnstone Trust; James C. Meade, Administrative Law Judge for hearing, dated 5/10/1995; Scott F. Johnson, Section 2‑12N‑7W, Canadian County, zontal well shall be closer than 600 feet part of this location exception an excep­ Trustee & Virginia W. Meade, Trustee; taking of evidence and reporting to the Trustee of the Scott F. Johnson Trust, Oklahoma, a drilling and spacing unit to an existing wellbore. Applicant’s tion to Rule 165:10‑3‑28. City of Nichols Hills; ELCO Homestead Commission. u/t/a 9/6/2018 & Carol F. Johnson, for the Mississippian common source of proposed well could potentially be NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Trust, Clyde V. Crutchmer, Trustee; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Trustee of the Carol F. Johnson Trust, supply. closer than 600 feet from the Alfadale this cause will be heard before an Nancy L. Barbour; Thomas D. Barbour, this cause will be heard before an u/t/a 9/6/2018; Jane C. White; China NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Farms 2‑3 well, API#35‑017‑21493, Administrative Law Judge on the initial Jr.; Louis M. Dakil & Susan R. Dakil, Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Town, Inc.; Jack M. Bair & Debra R. this cause be set before an which is operated by Stone Oak hearing docket at the Corporation Trustees of the Louis Dakil Living Hearing Docket at the Corporation Bair, husband and wife, Joint Tenants; Administrative Law Judge for the Operating, LLC located in Section Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe Trust; Louis M. Dakil & Susan R. Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, David D. Le Norman & Cory A. Le hearing, taking of evidence and 2‑12N‑7W, Canadian County, Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at Dakil, Trustees of the Susan Dakil 2101 N. Lincoln, Oklahoma City, Okla­ Norman, husband and wife, Joint reporting to the Commission. Oklahoma, and produces from the 8:30 a.m. on the 30TH day of March, Living Trust; 7201 Nichols Road, LLC; homa, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st day of Tenants; Steven M. Brown & Lora NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Oswego common source of supply. 2020, and that this notice be published Daniel L. Coughlin & Kimberly J. March, 2020, and that this Notice be Brown, Joint Tenants; Nilesh Vasan & Applicant may request that any Order Therefore, Applicant further requests as as required by law and the Rules of the Coughlin, Trustees of the Coughlin published as required by law and the Dimple Vasan, Joint Tenants; Stanley issued in this cause be made effective part of this location exception an excep­ Commission. Living Trust; Martha F. Bradshaw, Rules of the Commission. K. Naifeh & Bonnie D. Naifeh, Trustees on a date prior to its signing. tion to Rule 165:10‑3‑28. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Trustee of the MFB Revocable Trust NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that of the Bonnie D. Naifeh 2006 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN if NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant may request that any Order Agreement; Robert H. Nelson II, the Applicant and interested parties may Revocable Trust dated 24th day of any named natural person is deceased, this cause will be heard before an issued in this cause be made effective Trustee of the Robert H. Nelson, II present testimony by telephone. The March 2006; Ann Hopps, Trustee of then the known or unknown heirs, exec­ Administrative Law Judge on the initial on a date prior to its signing. Revocable Trust Under Agreement cost of telephonic communication shall The Ann Hopps Revocable Living Trust utors, administrators, trustees, devisees hearing docket at the Corporation NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that dated 11/16/2011 & Mary Elizabeth be paid by the person or persons dated June 14, 2017; Jay G. Wilkinson and assigns, immediate and remote, of Commission, 1st Floor, Jim Thorpe the Applicant and interested parties may Nelson, Trustee of the Mary Elizabeth requesting its use. Interested parties & Rita D. Wilkinson, Trustees of the such decedent are made respondents to Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at present testimony by telephone. The Nelson Revocable Trust under who wish to participate by telephone Wilkinson Family Revocable Trust this Application. If any named 8:30 a.m. on the 30TH day of March, cost of telephonic communication shall agreement 11/16/2011; Roland A. shall contact the Applicant or dated 11/30/2011; James R. Cleaver & respondent is a corporation which does 2020, and that this notice be published be paid by the person or persons Walters, III & Kelsey P. Walters, Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Nazette Cleaver, husband and wife, not continue to have legal existence, as required by law and the Rules of the requesting its use. Interested parties husband and wife, Joint Tenants; date, and provide their name and Joint Tenants; Ryan Patrick Williams & then the known or unknown successors, Commission. who wish to participate shall contact the William R. Oliver & Brooke E. Oliver, telephone number. Melissa Mae Plamann, husband and trustees or assigns, if any, of such entity NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant or Applicant’s attorney, prior husband and wife, Joint Tenants; Bank NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that wife, Joint Tenants; John W. Shawver, are made respondents to this Applicant may request that any Order to the hearing, and provide their name of Oklahoma, N.A., as Successor all interested persons may appear and III & Carrie M. Shawver, Joint Tenants; Application. issued in this cause be made effective Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 11, 2020» 5B

200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, the Applicant in this Cause is requesting LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: BOB ANTHONY, DONE AND PERFORMED ON (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause an order, to be effective as of the date LOCATION EXCEPTION. Vice Chairman MARCH 10, 2020. Corporation CD Number. of the execution thereof or as of a date LEGAL DESCRIPTION: DANA L. MURPHY, BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: DONE AND PERFORMED this 9th prior thereto, as follows: (i) approving a SECTIONS 30 AND 31, (SEAL) Commissioner PEGGY MITCHELL, Commission day of March, 2020. multiunit horizontal well in the 640‑acre TOWNSHIP 5 SOUTH, ATTEST: Secretary CORPORATION COMMISSION OF horizontal drilling and spacing units RANGE 2 WEST, ALL IN PEGGY MITCHELL, (3‑11‑20) and telephone number. OKLAHOMA formed for the Mississippian, Woodford CARTER COUNTY, Commission Secretary NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that J. TODD HIETT, and Hunton separate common sources OKLAHOMA (3‑11‑20) (CD11870510) all interested persons may appear and Chairman of supply in Section 30, Township 5 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All AMENDED NOTICE OF be heard. For information concerning BOB ANTHONY, South, Range 2 West, Carter County, persons, owners, producers, operators, (CD11870506) HEARING this action, contact MATT MURPHY, Vice Chairman Oklahoma, and in the 640‑acre purchasers and takers of oil and gas, NOTICE CAUSE CD NO. 201905678‑T CHAPARRAL ENERGY, L.L.C., DANA L. MURPHY, horizontal drilling and spacing units and all other interested persons, particu­ OKLAHOMA BEFORE THE CORPORATION 701 CEDAR LAKE BLVD., (SEAL) Commissioner formed for the Mississippian, Woodford larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. CORPORATION COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA CITY, OK 73114, (405) ATTEST: and Hunton separate common sources NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that COMMISSION OKLAHOMA 426‑4304, and/or Jessica D. Hatcher, PEGGY MITCHELL, of supply in Section 31, Township 5 the Applicant in this Cause is requesting OIL AND GAS APPLICANT: N & B Attorney, 201 Robert S. Kerr Avenue, Commission Secretary South, Range 2 West, Carter County, that this Commission grant a well CONSERVATION DIVISION ENERGY, LLC. RELIEF Ste. 1600, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma (3‑11‑20) Oklahoma, so as to allow such multiunit location exception for a well to be JIM THROPE BUILDING SOUGHT: WELL 73102, (405) 996‑3395. horizontal well to be drilled as follows: drilled and produced from the Missis­ OKLAHOMA CITY, OK LOCATION EXCEPTION. CORPORATION COMMISSION OF (CD11870348) Completion Interval in Section sippian, Woodford and Hunton common 73105 LAND COVERED: SE/4 OF OKLAHOMA NOTICE OF HEARING 30‑5S‑2W, Carter County, Oklahoma: sources of supply underlying Sections NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: S&S SECTION 15, TOWNSHIP 14 J. TODD HIETT, CAUSE CD NO. 202000778 First Perforation: Not closer than 150 30 and 31, Township 5 South, Range 2 Star Operating LLC P.O. Box 249 NORTH, RANGE 4 EAST, CHAIRMAN BEFORE THE CORPORATION feet from the North line and not closer West, all in Carter County, Oklahoma, Oklahoma City, OK 73101 LINCOLN COUNTY, OKLA­ BOB ANTHONY, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF than 330 feet from the West line of at a location as follows: Is requesting that the Commission, HOMA VICE CHAIRMAN OKLAHOMA Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 2 Completion Interval in Section pursuant to OCC‑OGR Rules THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To the DANA L. MURPHY, APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, West, Carter County, Oklahoma. 30‑5S‑2W, Carter County, Oklahoma: 165:10‑5‑5 and 165:10‑5‑6 and ROP following parties, if living; or if COMMISSIONER LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: Last Perforation: Not closer than 0 First Perforation: Not closer than 150 165:5‑7‑29 grant administrative deceased, then their unknown heirs, DONE AND PERFORMED this 9st HORIZONTAL SPACING. feet from the South line and not closer feet from the North line and not closer exception to OAC 165:10‑5‑9(e) devisees, executors, administrators, than 330 feet from the West line of day of March, 2020. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: than 330 feet from the West line of pertaining to the extension of duration successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 2 BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: SECTION 31, TOWNSHIP 5 Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 2 of UIC injection/disposal permits the unknown successors, trustees or West, Carter County, Oklahoma. PEGGY MITCHELL SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, West, Carter County, Oklahoma. DOCKET NUMBER: PD No. assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo­ Completion Interval in Section Last Perforation: Not closer than 0 SECRETARY OF THE CARTER COUNTY, 202000045 ration, or the unknown successors of 31‑5S‑2W, Carter County, Oklahoma: feet from the South line and not closer COMMISSION OKLAHOMA LEASE AND WELL LOCATION: any party designated in any record as First Perforation: Not closer than 0 than 330 feet from the West line of (3‑11‑20) STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All Alex SWD #2 Well NE/4 SE/4 SW/4 trustee: Teocalli Exploration, LLC; and persons, owners, producers, operators, feet from the North line and not closer Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 2 SE/4 of Section 14‑5N‑6W Grady all persons, owners, producers, purchasers and takers of oil and gas, than 330 feet from the West line of West, Carter County, Oklahoma. County, Oklahoma operators, purchasers and takers of oil (CD11870346) and all other interested persons, particu­ Section 31, Township 5 South, Range 2 Completion Interval in Section INJECTION ZONE AND DEPTH: and gas, and all other interested persons NOTICE OF HEARING larly in Carter County, Oklahoma. West, Carter County, Oklahoma. 31‑5S‑2W, Carter County, Oklahoma: Permian 4,100 feet to 6,460 feet in Lincoln County, Oklahoma. CAUSE CD NO. 202000777 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Last Perforation: Not closer than 150 First Perforation: Not closer than 0 MAXIMUM INJECTION RATE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that BEFORE THE CORPORATION the Applicant in this Cause is requesting feet from the South line and not closer feet from the North line and not closer AND PRESSURE: 19,999 bbls/day the Applicant in this cause is requesting COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF an Order establishing 640‑acre than 330 feet from the West line of than 330 feet from the West line of 2,000 psi surface. that the Commission issue an Order OKLAHOMA horizontal well drilling and spacing Section 31, Township 5 South, Range 2 Section 31, Township 5 South, Range 2 Objections may be filed with the authorizing N & B Energy, LLC, or APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, units for the Mississippian, Woodford, West, Carter County, Oklahoma. West, Carter County, Oklahoma. Oklahoma Corporation Commission some other party, to re‑complete and LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: Hunton and Viola common sources of and to complete such multiunit Last Perforation: Not closer than 150 within fifteen (15) days after the publi­ produce horizontal well Vesta 1‑14H HORIZONTAL SPACING. supply underlying Section 31, Township horizontal well in and to produce hydro­ feet from the South line and not closer cation of this notice. Objections, if any, (API # 35‑081‑23944) in the Prue LEGAL DESCRIPTION: 5 South, Range 2 West, Carter County, carbons from the separate common than 330 feet from the West line of should be mailed to Oil and Gas common source of supply for the SECTION 30, TOWNSHIP 5 Oklahoma. Notice is further given that sources of supply involved herein. Section 31, Township 5 South, Range 2 Conservation Division, Pollution Abate­ 160 ‑acre drilling and spacing unit SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, Applicant may request the Order be There are currently pending before the West, Carter County, Oklahoma. ment Department, Jim Thorpe Building, consisting of the SE/4 of Section 15, CARTER COUNTY, made effective a date prior to the Order Commission applications of Applicant and to complete such multiunit P.O. Box 52000‑2000, Oklahoma City, Township 14 North, Range 4 East, OKLAHOMA being signed. requesting the Commission to enter horizontal well in and to produce hydro­ Oklahoma 73152‑2000 Lincoln County, Oklahoma. The well STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be orders granting exceptions to the carbons from the separate common (3‑11‑20) has a surface location as described persons, owners, producers, operators, referred to an Administrative Law Judge permitted well location tolerances in the sources of supply involved herein. below: purchasers and takers of oil and gas, for hearing, taking of evidence and drilling and spacing units involved Applicant intends to run casing in the (CD11870507) North/South Location‑ft, East/West and all other interested persons, particu­ reporting to the Commission. herein in the sections covered hereby so lateral of the multiunit horizontal well NOTICE OF HEARING Location‑ft larly in Carter County, Oklahoma, and IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS that the multiunit horizontal well involved herein and to cement such CAUSE PD NO. 202000046 213’ FSL, 180’ FEL all parties listed as respondents on HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will involved herein may be drilled and casing so as to cover and isolate the BEFORE THE CORPORATION The measured depth of the Prue Exhibit “A”, attached to the Application be heard before an Administrative Law completed as described above. first and last perforations in such lateral. COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF common source of supply is 3,803 feet. on file herein, and more particularly: Judge on the Merits Docket at the Applicant intends to run casing in the Given the available data, the OKLAHOMA The entry and exit points for the Prue THE KNOWN AND UNKNOWN Corporation Commission, First Floor, lateral of the multiunit horizontal well above‑described subsurface locations APPLICANT: OVERFLOW are as follows: HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, involved herein and to cement such are necessary for the further ENERGY STACK, LLC. North/South Location‑ft, East/West ASSIGNS OF PAUL W. SHERIDAN, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st casing so as to cover and isolate the development of the separate common RELIEF SOUGHT: Location‑ft A/K/A P.W. SHERIDAN, DEC’D, if day of March, 2020, and that this first and last perforations in such lateral. sources of supply in the drilling and EXCEPTION TO OAC Point of Entry ‑ Prue, 238’ FSL, 104’ living, or if deceased, the known and notice be published as required by law Therefore, the completion interval of the spacing units involved herein in said 165:10‑5‑9. LEGAL FEL unknown heirs, devisees, executors, and the Rules of the Commission. multiunit horizontal well involved herein Sections 30 and 31, and is an exception DESCRIPTION: NE/4 SE/4 Point of Exit ‑ Prue, 242’ FSL, 98’ administrators, successors, trustees NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that will be from the first perforation to the to Orders to issue in Cause CD Nos. SE/4 SECTION 12, FEL and/or assigns, immediate and remote, the Applicant and interested parties may last perforation in the lateral of such 202000777 and 202 000778 . A request TOWNSHIP 18 NORTH, The proposed location is not a of the above named parties. present testimony by telephone. The well. Applicant is proposing to drill the will be made to designate the Applicant RANGE 18 WEST, DEWEY permitted location under the terms of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that cost of telephonic communication shall multiunit horizontal well with a comple­ or some other party as the operator of COUNTY, OKLAHOMA the spacing order to issue in Cause CD the Applicant in this Cause is requesting be paid by the person or persons tion interval in such multiunit horizontal the proposed well. The proposed TO ALL PERSONS, OWNERS, No. 201905677‑T. an Order (a) deleting Order No. 146314 requesting its use. Interested parties well of approximately 10,260 feet. The location exception well is moving PRODUCERS, OPERATORS, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that as to the 80‑acre drilling and spacing who wish to participate by telephone proposed multiunit horizontal well toward the following well names and PURCHASERS AND TAKERS OF the location described above is moving units for the Caney, Sycamore and shall contact the Applicant or involved herein will prevent waste, will operators: OIL AND GAS, INCLUDING but not toward the following described Woodford Chert common sources of Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing protect correlative rights, and will aid in Well Name, Operator limited to all persons if living or if property: supply underlying the NW/4 of Section date, and provide their name and phone the full and efficient development of Boyd 1‑30, Yale Oil Association deceased, their known and unknown (a) SW/4 of Section 14, NE/4 of 30, Township 5 South, Range 2 West, number. each of the affected units covered Buck 1‑6H, Continental Resources, heirs, executors, administrators, devi­ Section 22, and NW/4 of Section 23, Carter County, Oklahoma; (b) deleting NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that hereby. Inc. sees, trustees and assigns, immediate Township 14 North, Range 4 East, Order No. 146314 as to the 160‑acre all interested persons may appear and IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be Newcomb 1‑36, L.E. Jones and remote of any such party, and all Lincoln County, Oklahoma. drilling and spacing units for the Hunton be heard. For information concerning referred to an Administrative Law Judge Production Company corporations existing and if dissolved, (b) The completion interval of the and Viola common sources of supply this action contact KOBY for hearing, taking of evidence and Milford 1‑36, Union Oil Company of known and unknown successors, and all proposed well described herein is underlying the NW/4 of Section 30, ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. reporting to the Commission. California persons having an interest in the moving toward the offset well(s) listed Township 5 South, Range 2 West, O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that captioned land. below: Carter County, Oklahoma; (c) deleting 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will the drilling and spacing unit described NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Well Name, API Number, Operator Order No. 627313 as to the 160‑acre L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, be heard before an Administrative Law in the caption hereof underlies Sections Applicant in this cause is requesting that Ferrell #1, 081‑22121, Teocalli drilling and spacing units for the Caney Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite Judge on the Merits Docket at the 30 and 31, Township 5 South, Range 2 the Commission enter an order granting Exploration, Inc. and Sycamore common sources of 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, Corporation Commission, First Floor, West, and the sections adjacent are Applicant an extension of time in which NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that supply underlying the NE/4 of Section (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, Sections 19, 20, 29 and 32, Township 5 to commence injection into the Taloga the Applicant in this cause is requesting 30, Township 5 South, Range 2 West, CD Number. Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st South, Range 2 West; Sections 5 and 6, SWD #1 Well, API No. 043‑23644, as the following special relief: Carter County, Oklahoma; (d) providing DONE AND PERFORMED this 9th day of March, 2020, and that this Township 4 South, Range 2 West; an exception to OAC 165:10‑5‑9(e) to (a) That N & B Energy, LLC, or that non‑horizontal drilling and spacing day of March, 2020. notice be published as required by law Section 1, Township 4 South, Range 3 allow for an additional one (1) year or some other party, be designated as units will co‑exist with the proposed CORPORATION COMMISSION OF and the Rules of the Commission. West; and Sections 24, 25 and 36, until March 28, 2021. operator of the unit well. horizontal spacing requested herein and OKLAHOMA NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Township 5 South, Range 3 West, all in 5. SPECIAL RELIEF: Applicant (b) That the well, if a commercial can be concurrently developed; and (e) J. TODD HIETT, the Applicant and interested parties may Carter County, Oklahoma. further requests that the order to be producer in the common sources of establishing 640‑acre horizontal well Chairman present testimony by telephone. The IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be entered in this cause may be made supply named herein, be permitted to drilling and spacing units for the Missis­ BOB ANTHONY, cost of telephonic communication shall referred to an Administrative Law Judge effective prior to the date of issuance of produce without penalty. sippian, Woodford, Hunton and Viola Vice Chairman be paid by the person or persons for hearing, taking of evidence and the order. (c) That, at the request of the common sources of supply underlying DANA L. MURPHY, requesting its use. Interested parties reporting to the Commission. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant, the Order may be made Section 30, Township 5 South, Range 2 (SEAL) Commissioner who wish to participate by telephone IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS this cause will be heard before an effective on a date prior to its signing. West, Carter County, Oklahoma. Notice ATTEST: shall contact the Applicant or HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will Administrative Law Judge on the Initial NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that is further given that Applicant may PEGGY MITCHELL, Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing be heard before an Administrative Law Hearing Docket at the Corporation this cause be set before an request the Order be made effective a Commission Secretary date, and provide their name and phone Judge on the Merits Docket at the Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, Administrative Law Judge for hearing, date prior to the Order being signed. (3‑11‑20) number. Corporation Commission, First Floor, 2101 N. Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma taking of evidence and reporting to the IT IS ORDERED that this Cause be NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, City, OK 73105, at 8:30 a.m., on Commission. referred to an Administrative Law Judge (CD11870351) all interested persons may appear and Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st March 27, 2020, and that this notice be NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that for hearing, taking of evidence and NOTICE OF HEARING be heard. For information concerning day of March, 2020, and that this published as required by law and the this cause will be heard before an reporting to the Commission. CAUSE CD NO. 202000779 this action contact KOBY notice be published as required by law rules of the Commission. Administrative Law Judge on the Initial IT IS ORDERED AND NOTICE IS BEFORE THE CORPORATION ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. and the Rules of the Commission. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Hearing Docket at the Corporation HEREBY GIVEN that this Cause will COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant and interested parties may Commission, Eastern Regional Service be heard before an Administrative Law OKLAHOMA 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES the Applicant and interested parties may present testimony by telephone. The Office, Tulsa, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., Judge on the Merits Docket at the APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, present testimony by telephone. The cost of telephonic communication shall on the 31st day of March, 2020, and Corporation Commission, First Floor, LLC. RELIEF SOUGHT: Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite cost of telephonic communication shall be paid by the person or persons that this notice be published as required Jim Thorpe Building, Oklahoma City, MULTIUNIT HORIZONTAL 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, be paid by the person or persons requesting its use. Interested parties by law and the rules of the Commission. Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., on the 31st WELL. LEGAL (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause requesting its use. Interested parties who wish to participate by telephone NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that day of March, 2020, and that this DESCRIPTION: SECTIONS CD Number. who wish to participate by telephone shall contact Applicant or Applicant’s the Applicant and interested parties may notice be published as required by law 30 AND 31, TOWNSHIP 5 DONE AND PERFORMED this 9th shall contact the Applicant or attorney, prior to the hearing date, and present testimony by telephone. The and the Rules of the Commission. SOUTH, RANGE 2 WEST, day of March, 2020. Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing provide their names and telephone cost of telephonic communication shall NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that ALL IN CARTER COUNTY, CORPORATION COMMISSION OF date, and provide their name and phone numbers. be paid by the person or persons the Applicant and interested parties may OKLAHOMA OKLAHOMA number. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that requesting its use. Interested parties present testimony by telephone. The STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All J. TODD HIETT, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that all interested persons may appear and who wish to participate by telephone cost of telephonic communication shall persons, owners, producers, operators, Chairman all interested persons may appear and be heard. For information concerning shall contact the Applicant or be paid by the person or persons purchasers and takers of oil and gas, BOB ANTHONY, be heard. For information concerning this action contact Lori Hearon, Over­ Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing requesting its use. Interested parties and all other interested persons, particu­ Vice Chairman this action contact KOBY flow Energy Stack, LLC, P. O. Box date, and provide their name and phone who wish to participate by telephone larly in Carter County, Oklahoma, and DANA L. MURPHY, ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. 354, Booker, TX 79005, Telephone: number. shall contact the Applicant or all parties listed as respondents on (SEAL) Commissioner O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, 806/658‑7832 and/or Gregory L. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Exhibit “A”, attached to the Application ATTEST: 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES Mahaffey and/or Caleb A. Hartwell, all interested persons may appear and date, and provide their name and phone on file herein, and more particularly: PEGGY MITCHELL, L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, Attorneys, 300 N.E. 1st Street, be heard. For information concerning number. THE KNOWN AND UNKNOWN Commission Secretary Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite Oklahoma City, OK 73104‑4004, Tele­ this application, contact BENJAMIN NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that HEIRS, SUCCESSORS AND (3‑11‑20) 200, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, phone: 405/236‑0478. J. BROWN, OBA #30843, Attorney all interested persons may appear and ASSIGNS OF PAUL W. SHERIDAN, (405) 232‑9000. Please refer to Cause CORPORATION COMMISSION OF for Applicant, 1560 East 21st Street, be heard. For information concerning A/K/A P.W. SHERIDAN, DEC’D, if (CD11870354) CD Number. OKLAHOMA Suite 310, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114, this action contact KOBY living, or if deceased, the known and NOTICE OF HEARING DONE AND PERFORMED this 9th J. TODD HIETT, (918) 779‑6047, ORNDORFF, ENERGY 29, LLC, P. unknown heirs, devisees, executors, CAUSE CD NO. 202000780 day of March, 2020. Chairman www.charneybrown.com/faqs, or O. Box 720190, Norman, Oklahoma, administrators, successors, trustees BEFORE THE CORPORATION CORPORATION COMMISSION OF BOB ANTHONY, contact Andrew Grimm with Anchor 73070, (405) 447‑4242, or CHARLES and/or assigns, immediate and remote, COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA Vice‑Chairman Land Group, Telephone (918) L. HELM/STEPHEN T. GARY, of the above named parties. OKLAHOMA J. TODD HIETT, DANA L. MURPHY, 629‑2734. Attorneys, 400 North Walker, Suite NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that APPLICANT: 89 ENERGY II, Chairman Commissioner Continued on next page LPXLP 6B « March 11, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

Harkins Company Profit Sharing Plan nership; WIC, Inc. c/o Secured TOD to Douglas W. Von Tungeln; Sweetwater Exploration, LLC; Tech NONCOMMERCIAL #1; Harkins & Co. Employees Trust #4, Marketing Services Inc.; WIC, Inc. c/o Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly Von Minerals, LLC; TEP Anadarko Basin DISPOSAL WELL Corporation A.G. Holzapfel, Trustee; Harlow Royal­ Western Reserve Corp.; Wildboar Tungeln, TOD to Douglas W. Von III, LLC; TEP Anadarko Basin IV, PURSUANT TO RULE 165: ties, Ltd.; Heather M. Dreblow; Henry Energy, LLC; William Edward Wier; Tungeln; Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly LLC; The Carolyn R. Baldwin Trust; 5‑7‑29 IN ORDER TO Commission F. Coffeen Jr. 2000 Revocable Trust William Jeffrey Schmidt; William L. Von Tungeln, TOD to Jordan Leigh The Clark III, LLC; The Larry T. PERFORM REPAIRS AND A Agreement DTD 3/27/2000 Attn: Henry Spielberger; William L. Spielberger; Wolf Collins; Alice Marie Buzbee, Quigley Revocable Trust; The Patsy R. NEW MECHANICAL CORPORATION COMMISSION F. Coffeen Jr. and Jayne Shorbe Willischild Oil & Gas Corp.; Wm Ross formerly Von Tungeln, TOD to Jordan Lawyer Family Trust; The Perkins INTEGRITY TEST OF Coffeen, Trustees; Henry G. Kleemeier and Wendy Cabeen, Trustees under Leigh Wolf Collins; Amy Joyce Family Revocable Living Trust; The PURSUANT TO OKLAHOMA Trust (UTA) DTD 8/1/1996 Attn: Declaration of Trust DTD 3/15/1989; Lemmerman Barnhart; Andrea Maurice Pfanenstiel Company, LLC; The Willie COMMISSION RULES 165: J. TODD HIETT, Henry G. Kleemeier and Dorothy M. Youngblood, Ltd.; Betty Louise Wells; Striegel; Ann Hufnagel; April Lorenz Bea Phillips Revocable Living Trust; 10‑5‑6 AND 10‑5‑7. LEGAL Chairman Kleemeier; Howard A. Parker; Huston Carl William Schmidt; Gladys M. McCollum; April Rose Lorenz; Barney Timberwolf Minerals, LLC; Tom DESCRIPTION: C NW4 NW4 BOB ANTHONY, Energy Corporation; Irene K. McAlister Heckes; Guy H. James, Jr.; Jerry Guy Lorenz; Beau B. Parker; Betty Hufnagel a/k/a Thomas Hufnagel; Tony SW4 SECTION 18‑ Vice‑Chairman Revocable Trust dated 8/1/1991 Attn: Frances Von Tungeln; Kenneth Eugene Loosen Kuehn; Betty Jo Haning Williams; Triangle Royalty Corpo­ TOWNSHIP 14 DANA L. MURPHY, Kenneth R. McAlister and Irene K. Stewart, Deceased; Preston Ewing Perkins; BR Polk Inc.; Brent Adam ration; Tributary Resources, LLC; TRP NORTH‑RANGE 02 EAST, Commissioner McAlister, Co Trustees; Jake P. Dunkel Inlow; R.H. White; and all persons, Denwalt; Brigham Minerals, LLC; MidCon LLC; Trumbull Oil Properties, I.M., LINCOLN COUNTY, DONE AND PERFORMED this 11th and Victoria A. Dunkel; James B. owners, producers and operators of oil Buford Darrough Monnet AKA Buford LLC; Vilette Owen; Valhalla Royalty, OKLAHOMA day of March, 2020. Russell; Jan Woodward Clayton Trust and gas and all other interested persons D. Monnet; C. Edward Wier; Camino LLC; Warwick‑Jupiter, LLC; THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: Attn: Thomas Clayton, Sole Successor in Canadian County, Oklahoma. Natural Resources, LLC; Carla Gayle Wayfinder Resources Operating LLC; All persons, owners, producers, Peggy Mitchell, Trustee; Jane Neas; Jane Neas; JCM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Spence, n/k/a Karla Gayle Galligan; Wayne L. Von Tungeln; Westervelt operators, purchasers, and takers of oil Commission Secretary Properties, LLC; Jeffrey Burton Reeves; the Applicant in this cause is requesting Carlene Harp; Carol Rein Rother; Limited Partnership; WIC, Inc.; and gas, and all other interested (3‑11‑20) Jennifer Rose Thompson; Jennifer Rose that the Commission issue an Order Castell Oil Company, LLC; Castlerock Wildboar Energy, LLC; Willie Bea persons, particularly in Lincoln County, Thompson; Jerry F. Von Tungeln; Jo granting an exception to the provisions Resources, Inc.; Charles E. Reece; Haning Phillips; William Edward Wier; Oklahoma: (CD11870588) Morehead; John DeMaris; John L. of OAC 165:10 13 9 and OAC 165:10 Charles French Denwault; Charlotte R. William Jeffrey Schmidt; Youngblood, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that NOTICE OF HEARING Porter Revocable Trust; John Lee 17 11, so as to provide a separate gas Inlow Revocable Trust Charlotte R. Ltd.; Betty Louise Wells; Boeckman’s the Applicant in this cause is requesting CAUSE CD NO. 202000787‑T Terneus; John Williams; Jones‑Daube allowable to the following wells in the Inlow, Trustee; Chevron Corp.; Chesa­ Trust; Carl William Schmidt; that the Commission enter an order BEFORE THE CORPORATION Mineral Company; Journey Oil & Gas, Mississippi and Woodford common peake Exploration, LLC; Christene Employees Trust No. 4 Attn: AG granting additional time to repair the COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Inc.; Julian Loosen Irrevocable Trust sources of supply underlying the Evelyn Quigley Stuart De Menars and Hozapfel, Trustee; Gladys M. Heckes; Threatt No. 18‑3 Noncommercial OKLAHOMA Mark Ernest Loosen, Trustee; Kathleen 640 ‑acre drilling and spacing unit Cedric Gabriel de Bourbon‑Poisson, Guy H. James, Jr.; Harkins & Company Disposal Well pursuant to Commission APPLICANT: TPR Loosen Starks; Katherine Hauenstein; consisting of Section 6, Township 12 JTWROS; Christine Loosen Employee Profit Sharing Plan No. 1; Rule 165: 5‑7‑29 in order to perform MID‑CONTINENT LLC. Kaiser Francis Mid‑Continent Limited North, Range 8 West, Canadian Richardson; Cimarex Energy Co.; Harkins Companies Profit Sharing Plan repairs and a new Mechanical Integrity RELIEF SOUGHT: Partnership; Kenneth M. Mach and County, Oklahoma: Citizen Energy II, LLC; Come Big or #1; Harkins & Company Employee Test pursuant to Rules 165: 10‑5‑6 and EXCEPTION TO OAC 165:10 Sherry L. Mach; Khoury Family Energy (A) Four (4) proposed multiunit Stay Home, LLC; Dahlia Royalties, Trust No. 4 Attn: AG Hozapfel, 10‑5‑7. 13 9 AND OAC 165:10 17 11. LLC; Kirby Minerals; Kirkpatrick Oil & hori ­zontal wells with a portion of the LLC; Dale Red River Resources, LLC; Trustee; Jerry Frances Von Tungeln; NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that LAND COVERED: SECTION Gas, LLC; Klabzuba Royalty Company; completion interval of same to be drilled David L. Von Tungeln and Maribeth Kenneth Eugene Stewart, Deceased; this cause is set be set before an Admin­ 6, TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, Koch Oklahoma Midstream Services in said Section 6 as follows: Von Tungeln, h/w, JTWROS; David R. Preston Ewing Inlow; R.H. White; and istrative Law Judge for hearing taking RANGE 8 WEST, Company; L3 Resources, LLC; Lance (1) Glorietta 2WHX Douglass; Deanna Wier Goldade, n/k/a all persons, owners, producers and of evidence and reporting to the CANADIAN COUNTY, E. Jones; Land Run Royalties, LLC; (2) Glorietta 3MHX Deanna Lynn Wier; Dee Kelly Corpora­ operators of oil and gas and all other Commission. OKLAHOMA Leota Zunski; Liberty Minerals, LLC; (3) Glorietta 4MHX tion; Derek R. Parker; Devon Energy interested persons in Canadian County, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To Linda Gail Reeves; Lloyd Devery (4) Glorietta 5WHX Production Company LP; Diane Head; Oklahoma. this cause will be heard before an the following parties, if living; or if Schmidt; LongPoint Minerals, LLC; The separate allowable for each well Don H. Reece; Donald Scott NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Administrative Law Judge on the deceased, then their unknown heirs, Luxe Operating Oklahoma, LLC; Mara­ is to be calculated by the greater of the McGovern; Donna Von Tungeln Energy the Applicant in this cause is requesting Pollution Docket at the Corporation devisees, executors, administrators, thon Oil Co.; Marjorie Fouts; Marla J. minimum allowable or the percentage of Properties, LLC; Dorothy Loosen 1998 that the Commission issue an Order Commission, Jim Thorpe Building, successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, Raczkowski; Mark E. Sollenberger; the well’s wellhead absolute open flow Revocable Trust Dorothy Loosen, granting an exception to the provisions 2101 N. Lincoln Boulevard, Oklahoma the unknown successors, trustees or Mary J. Brett Royalty Co., LLC; Mary potential as determined under the provi­ Trustee; Douglas W. Von Tungeln and of OAC 165:10 13 9 and OAC 165:10 City, Oklahoma at 8:30 a.m. on Friday assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo­ J. Brett Royalty Co., LLC; Mary L. sions of the rules of the Commission. Jamie Von Tungeln; Earl F. Sanders, 17 11, so as to provide a separate gas the 3d day of April, 2020, and that this ration, or the unknown successors of Inlow Revocable Trust John Lee Further, Applicant may Jr.; Eck 90 Trust P. John Eck, Trustee; allowable to the following well in the notice be published as required by law any party designated in any record as Terneus, Preston Ewing Inlow and request that said Order be made Edge Energy Management, LLC; Woodford common source of supply and the rules of the Commission. In the trustee: 9Spot Energy, LLC; A&T Richard M. Fogg, Trustees; Mary L. effective on a date prior to its signing. Edward Orton Monnet AKA Edward O. underlying the 640‑acre drilling and event of such hearing, the Applicant and Resources; A&T Resources; Alice Inlow Revocable Trust; Mary E. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Monnet; Eldridge‑Miller Enterprises, spacing unit consisting of Section 7, interested parties may present testimony Marie Buzbee, formerly Von Tungeln, Schaub; Mary True Nuemann; Maude this cause be set before an LLC BOKF, NA, Manager; Elza M. Township 12 North, Range 8 West, by telephone. The cost of telephone TOD to Alan D. Wolf, subject to a Life Woodward Trust c/o Investrust; Maude Administrative Law Judge for hearing, Sanders; Emil C. Loosen 1998 Canadian County, Oklahoma: communication shall be paid by the Estate in Karen Jennifer Von Tungeln Woodward Trust c/o Weststar Oil and taking of evidence and reporting to the Revocable Trust; Eric Steven Striegel; (A) Four (4) proposed multiunit person or persons requesting its use. Tijerina; Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly Gas Inc.; Maximillian H. Parker; Commission. Ernst Clay Loosen; Foreman hori ­zontal wells with a portion of the Interested parties who wish to Von Tungeln, TOD to Alan D. Wolf, Maylinda Rose Reeves; Melissa H. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Enterprises Inc.; Frank Bannister Revo­ completion interval of same to be drilled participate by telephone shall contact subject to a Life Estate in Karen Parker; Meredith J. Morrow; MERCO this cause will be heard before an cable Trust DTD 7/7/1995; Franklin in said Section 7 as follows: the Applicant or the Applicant’s attorney Jennifer Von Tungeln Tijerina; Alice of Oklahoma Inc.; Merkouris, LLC; Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Marland Strickland and Betty (1) Glorietta 2WHX prior to the hearing date and provide Marie Buzbee, formerly Von Tungeln, Michael & Ann Hufnagel; Michael P. Hearing Docket at the Corporation Strickland; Gary Bagwell; Gay Family (2) Glorietta 3MHX their name and phone number. TOD to Douglas W. Von Tungeln; Knapp and Alicia F. Knapp; Michelle Commission, Eastern Regional Service Living Trust Attn: William L. Gay and (3) Glorietta 4MHX NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly Von Steffen Cordray; Midconex Minerals, Office, Tulsa, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., Charlottia R. Gay, Trustees; GBK (4) Glorietta 5WHX for information concerning this action, Tungeln, TOD to Douglas W. Von Inc.; Mo Money Minerals, LLC; on the 31st day of March, 2020, and Corporation; George Roger Quigley; The separate allowable for each well contact John A. Mackechnie, Gum, Tungeln; Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly Moncrief Oil & Gas Master LLC; that this notice be published as required Gladys Helen Campbell Revocable is to be calculated by the greater of the Puckett, Mackechnie, Coffin & Von Tungeln, TOD to Jordan Leigh Monticello Investments, LLC; Muirfield by law and the rules of the Commission. Trust #1 Attn: Fifth Third Private Bank, minimum allowable or the percentage of Matula, LLP, Attorneys at Law, Suite Wolf Collins; Alice Marie Buzbee, Resources Company; Nancy A. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Trustee; Gloria Monnet Shoemaker the well’s wellhead absolute open flow 900 The Hightower Building, 105 North formerly Von Tungeln, TOD to Jordan VanReece; Niehaus Family Revocable the Applicant and interested parties may FKA Gloria Monnet Nicholson; Granite potential as determined under the provi­ Hudson Avenue, Oklahoma City, Okla­ Leigh Wolf Collins; Amy Joyce Living Trust DTD 4/21/2015; Norvel present testimony by telephone. The Partners, LLC; HW Hamilton Interests sions of the rules of the Commission. homa 73102; phone 405‑488‑1212, fax Lemmerman Barnhart; Andrea Maurice Royalty Co., LLC; Norvel Royalty Co., cost of telephonic communication shall No. Three, Inc.; HW Hamilton Interests Further, Applicant may request that said 405‑488‑1216, cell 405‑512‑4928 Striegel; April Lorenz McCollum; April LLC; OGI, Inc.; Oil Royalties, Inc.; be paid by the person or persons #3, Inc.; Hall Production Co.; Howard Order be made effective on a date prior mackechnicililgpmlcgal.nct; or Randy Rose Lorenz; Atchley Resources, Inc.; ONEOK Field Services Company, LLC requesting its use. Interested parties A. Parker; Huston Energy Corporation; to its signing. P. Pruitt or Lee Limber at Hulen Atlas Peak Royalties, LLC; ATS ONEOK Plaza; Oklahoma United who wish to participate by telephone James B. Russell; Jane Neas; Jane NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Operating Company, 205 N.W. 63d Energy; Axis Energy Corp.; Barbara L. Methodist Foundation, Inc.; Orchid shall contact the Applicant or Neas; Jeffrey Burton Reeves; Jennifer this cause be set before an Street, Suite 140, Oklahoma City, Okla­ Careaga Trust Attn: Barbara Careaga; AD3, LLC; Osage Holdings, LLC; Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing Rose Thompson; Jennifer Rose Administrative Law Judge for hearing, homa 73116‑8209, 405‑848‑5252, fax Barney Guy Lorenz; Beau B. Parker; Osage Stack Partners II, LLC; Osage date, and provide their name and phone Thompson; Jerry F. Von Tungeln; John taking of evidence and reporting to the 848‑0107 Betty Loosen Kuehn; Boeckman’s Trust Stack Partners VII, LLC; Pagosa number. DeMaris; John L. Porter Revocable Commission. LEASE AND WELL LOCATION: c/o Robert Boeckman; Boeckman’s Resources, LLC; Pamela R. Weber, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Trust; John Lee Terneus; John NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that the Threatt No. 18‑3 Noncommercial Trust c/o Robert Boeckman; Brent s/p/a Pamela R. Webber; Pamela Sue all interested persons may appear and Williams; Jones‑Daube Mineral this cause will be heard before an Disposal Well at C NW4 NW4 SW4 Adam Denwalt; Brigham Minerals, Striegel Matthews, n/k/a Pamela Sue be heard. For information concerning Company; Julian Loosen Irrevocable Administrative Law Judge on the Initial Section 18‑Township 14 North‑Range LLC; C. Edward Wier; Caddo Striegel; Paul D. Self; PEC Minerals, this application, contact BENJAMIN Trust Mark Ernest Loosen, Trustee; Hearing Docket at the Corporation 02 East, I.M., Lincoln County, Exploration, LLC; Camino Natural LP; Pickens Financial Group, LLC; J. BROWN, OBA #30843, Attorney Katherine A. Hauenstein and John Commission, Eastern Regional Service Oklahoma; Resources, LLC; Carla Gayle Spence, Polk, LLC; Portman Minerals, LLC; for Applicant, 1560 East 21st Street, Charles Hauenstein; Kathleen Loosen Office, Tulsa, Oklahoma, at 8:30 a.m., INJECTION ZONES AND DEPTH: n/k/a Karla Gayle Galligan; Carlene Puzzlerock Resources, LLC; Randal D. Suite 310, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114, Starks; Kirby Minerals; Kirkpatrick Oil on the 31st day of March, 2020, and Wilcox and Arbuckle; top: 5520’ bottom Harp; Carol Rein Rother; Carolyn R. Haley; Randall N. Potts; Randel Corpo­ Telephone (918) 779‑6047, & Gas, LLC; Klabzuba Royalty that this notice be published as required 7553’; as already permitted in Order Baldwin Trust; Castell Oil Company, ration; Ranger #5 Ltd.; Ranger Land www.charneybrown.com/faqs, or Company; KSE Minerals, LLC; L3 by law and the rules of the Commission. #470541 (2002). LLC; Castlerock Resources, Inc.; Services, Inc.; Reid Williams Oil Co., contact Drew DeLozier, Landman at Resources, LLC; Lance E. Jones; Land NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that INJECTION PRESSURE AND CEOG, LLC; CGT Todd’s Minerals, Inc.; RIP3, LP; Roan Resources LLC; TPR Mid‑Continent LLC, Telephone Run Royalties, LLC; Leota Zunski; the Applicant and interested parties may RATE: 15,000 BOWD, 150 Max. LLC; CGT Todd’s Minerals, LLC; Robin Wier Tracy; RY‑SON Oil Corpo­ (713) 650‑8500. Liberty Minerals, LLC; Linda Gail present testimony by telephone. The PSI/Surface. Charles E. Reece; Charles French ration; Sand Creek Petroleum CORPORATION COMMISSION OF Reeves; Lloyd Devery Schmidt; cost of telephonic communication shall ALL OBJECTIONS MUST BE Denwault; Charlotte R. Inlow Company, LLC; Sandra Jean Steffan OKLAHOMA LongPoint Minerals, LLC; Luxe Oper­ be paid by the person or persons MADE IN WRITING AND FILED Revocable Trust Charlotte R. Inlow, FKA Sandra Jean Carey; Saxet II J. TODD HIETT, ating Oklahoma, LLC; Marathon Oil requesting its use. Interested parties WITH THE CORPORATION Trustee; Chesapeake Energy Minerals, LLC; Scotty Dale Chairman Co.; Marjorie Fouts; Marla J. who wish to participate by telephone COMMISSION WITHIN FIFTEEN ( Corporation; Cherry Creek Minerals, Lemmerman; Sekani Exploration, LLC; BOB ANTHONY, Raczkowski; Mary E. Williams 2004 shall contact the Applicant or 15) DAYS AFTER PUBLICATION OF LLC; Christene Evelyn Quigley Stuart Smiser Oil & Gas, LLC; Sollenberger Vice‑Chairman Living Trust; Mary J. Brett Royalty Co., Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing THIS NOTICE. OBJECTIONS MUST De Menars and Cedric Gabriel de Bour­ Revocable Living Trust UAD 6/14/2000 DANA L. MURPHY, LLC; Mary J. Brett Royalty Co., LLC; date, and provide their name and phone BE MAILED TO THE OIL AND GAS bon‑Poisson, JTWROS; Christine Attn: James E. Sollenberger and Commissioner Mary L. Inlow Revocable Trust John number. CONSERVATION DIVISION, Loosen Richardson; Cimarex Energy Marilyn I. Sollenberger, Trustees; DONE AND PERFORMED this 11th Lee Terneus, Preston Ewing Inlow and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that UNDERGROUND INJECTION Co.; Citizen Energy II, LLC; Come Big Somerset Development Inc., n/k/a Milo day of March, 2020. Richard M. Fogg, Trustees; Mary L. all interested persons may appear and CONTROL DEPARTMENT, JIM or Stay Home, LLC; Connie Gayle Segner, Liquidating Trustee of the PR BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: Inlow Revocable Trust; Mary True be heard. For information concerning THORPE OFFICE BUILDING, Wier Seamons, n/k/a Connie Gail Wier Liquidating Trust; Sonny James Peggy Mitchell, Neumann; Maximillian H. Parker; this application, contact BENJAMIN J. ROOM 203, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK Vance; Dahlia Royalties, LLC; Dale Stafford; Southwestern Bell Telephone Commission Secretary Maylinda Rose Reeves; McGovern BROWN, OBA #30843, Attorney for 73105‑4993. Red River Resources, LLC; David L. Company c/o AT&T, Inc.; Srivastava (3‑11‑20) Mineral Rights Management LLC; Applicant, 1560 East 21st Street, Suite OKLAHOMA CORPORATION Von Tungeln and Maribeth Von Asset Management LLC; St. Paul and Melissa H. Parker; Meredith J. Morrow; 310, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74114, COMMISSION Tungeln, h/w, JTWROS; David R. St. Peter Catholic Church, Kingfisher, (CD11870593) MERCO of Oklahoma Inc.; Merkouris Telephone (918) 779‑6047, J. TODD HIETT, Douglass; David W. Smith, Trustee of OK; Strata Minerals, Inc.; Stephen M. NOTICE OF HEARING LLC; Midconex Minerals, Inc.; Mike www.charneybrown.com/faqs, or CHAIRMAN the David W. Smith Revocable Trust Potts; Steven A. & Linda S. Thompson; CAUSE CD NO. 202000788‑T Hufnagel AKA Michael Hufnagel; contact Drew DeLozier, Landman at BOB ANTHONY, dated June 21, 2003; Deanna Wier Steven Niehaus; Striegel Revocable BEFORE THE CORPORATION Moncrief Oil & Gas Master LLC; TPR Mid‑Continent LLC, Telephone VICE CHAIRMAN Goldade, n/k/a Deanna Lynn Wier; Dee Living Trust K. Clydel Julian, Trustee; COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Muirfield Resources Company; Nancy (713) 650‑8500. DANA L. MURPHY, Kelly Corporation; Derek R. Parker; Tech Minerals, LLC; TEP Anadarko OKLAHOMA A. VanReece; Norvell Royalty CORPORATION COMMISSION COMMISSIONER Devon Energy Production Company LP; OF CERTIFICATION Basin III, LLC; TEP Anadarko Basin APPLICANT: TPR Company, Inc.; Norvell Royalty, Inc.; OKLAHOMA Diane Head; Dillon B. Payne and Kara IV, LLC; The Carolyn R. Baldwin MID‑CONTINENT LLC. OGI, Inc.; Orchid AD3, LLC; Osage DONE AND PERFORMED this JO’h J. TODD HIETT, day of March, 2020. J. Payne; Don H. Reece; Donna Von Trust; The Clark III, LLC; The Jesse RELIEF SOUGHT: Holdings, LLC; Osage Stack Partners Chairman PEGGY MITCHELL, Tungeln Energy Properties, LLC; and Alma Burge Trusts Attn: Marvin E. EXCEPTION TO OAC 165:10 II, LLC; Osage Stack Partners VII, BOB ANTHONY, Donna Von Tungeln Energy Properties, Burge, Trustee; The Larry T. Quigley 13 9 AND OAC 165:10 17 11. LLC; Pagosa Resources, LLC; Pamela Vice‑Chairman Commission Secretary LLC; Dorothy Loosen 1998 Revocable Revocable Trust; The Mary E. Williams LAND COVERED: SECTION R. Weber, s/p/a Pamela R. Webber; DANA L. MURPHY, (3‑11‑20) Trust Dorothy Loosen, Trustee; 2004 Living Trust; The Patsy R. 7, TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, Pamela Sue Striegel Matthews, n/k/a Commissioner Douglas W. Von Tungeln and Jamie Lawyer Family Trust; The Perkins RANGE 8 WEST, Pamela Sue Striegel; Patricia Monnet DONE AND PERFORMED this 11th (CD11870615) Von Tungeln; Earl F. Sanders, Jr.; Eck Family Revocable Living Trust; The CANADIAN COUNTY, Maddux; Paul Self; PEC Minerals, LP; day of March, 2020. NOTICE OF HEARING 90 Trust P. John Eck, Trustee; EK Pfanenstiel Company, LLC; The Sacks OKLAHOMA Pickens Financial Group, LLC; Polk BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: CAUSE CD 202000792‑T Energy, LLC; Eldridge‑Miller Family Trust DTD 7/9/1998; The Willie THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To the LLC; Portman Minerals LLC; Randal Peggy Mitchell, BEFORE THE CORPORATION Enterprises, LLC BOKF, NA, Manager; Bea Phillips Revocable Living Trust; following parties, if living; or if D. Haley; Randel Corporation; Ranger Commission Secretary COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF Eldridge‑Miller Enterprises, LLC; Elza Thomas R. Redman Revocable Trust deceased, then their unknown heirs, #5 Ltd.; RIP3, LP; Roan Resources (3‑11‑20) OKLAHOMA M. Sanders; Emil C. Loosen 1998 (UTA) DTD 2/6/1998 Attn: Thomas R. devisees, executors, administrators, LLC; Robin Wier Tracy; Saxet II APPLICANT: TERRITORY Revocable Trust; Eric Steven Striegel; Redman and Cheryl A. Redman, successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, Minerals, LLC; Scotty Dale (CD11870599) RESOURCES, LLC. RELIEF Ernst Clay Loosen; Estate of Barrett C. Co‑Trustees; Thomas Hufnagel; the unknown successors, trustees or Lemmerman; Sekani Exploration, LLC; NOTICE OF HEARING SOUGHT: CHANGE OF Sollenberger; Estate of Barrett C. Timberwolf Minerals, LLC; Tizira LLC; assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo­ Smiser Oil & Gas, LLC; Somerset Cause NO. PD‑201900203 OPERATOR. LEGAL Sollenberger; Estate of James A. TMN Resources LLC; Tony Williams; ration, or the unknown successors of Development Inc., n/k/a Milo Segner, BEFORE THE CORPORATION DESCRIPTION: SOUTH Cullimore; F.M. Strickland and Betty Triangle Royalty Corporation; Tributary any party designated in any record as Liquidating Trustee of the PR COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF HALF OF SECTION 24, Strickland; Frank Bannister Revocable Resources, LLC; TRP MidCon LLC; trustee: 9Spot Energy, LLC; Alice Liquidating Trust; Sonny James OKLAHOMA TOWNSHIP 2 NORTH, Trust DTD 7/7/1995; Gladys Helen Trumbull Oil Properties, LLC; Valhalla Marie Buzbee, formerly Von Tungeln, Stafford; Southwestern Bell Telephone APPLICANT: HULEN OPER­ RANGE 8 WEST, STEPHENS Campbell Revocable Trust #1 Attn: Royalty, LLC; Ventana Exploration & TOD to Alan D. Wolf, subject to a Life Company c/o AT&T, Inc.; Srivastava ATING COMPANY, AN COUNTY, OKLAHOMA Fifth Third Private Bank, Trustee; Gay Production LLC; Vilette Owen; Estate in Karen Jennifer Von Tungeln Asset Management LLC; Strata OKLAHOMA CORPO­ STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To all Family Living Trust Attn: William L. Warwick‑Jupiter, LLC; Wayfinder Tijerina; Alice Marie Buzbee, formerly Minerals, Inc.; Steve Thompson and RATION. RELIEF SOUGHT: persons, owners, producers, operators, Gay and Charlottia R. Gay, Trustees; Resources Operating LLC; Wayne A. Von Tungeln, TOD to Alan D. Wolf, Linda Thompson; St. Paul and St. Peter REQUEST FOR ORDER purchasers and takers of oil and gas and GBK Corporation; George Roger Fields and Patricia K. Fields; Wayne L. subject to a Life Estate in Karen Catholic Church, Kingfisher, OK; GRANTING ADDITIONAL all other interested persons, particularly Quigley; Granite Partners, LLC; Hall Von Tungeln; Western Oil and Gas Jennifer Von Tungeln Tijerina; Alice Striegel Revocable Living Trust K. TIME TO REPAIR THE in Stephens County, Oklahoma, Production Co.; Harkins & Company; Development; Westervelt Limited Part­ Marie Buzbee, formerly Von Tungeln, Clydel Julian, Trustee; Suzanne Dunn; THREATT NO. 18‑3 Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 11, 2020» 7B

minimum testing standards. BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: persons, owners, producers, operators, present testimony by telephone. The Suite 1000, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma WELL NAME AND LOCATION: PEGGY MITCHELL, purchasers, and takers of oil and gas, cost of telephonic communication shall 73112, on or before the following Corporation JONES‑KALKMAN SWD#1 S/2 Commission Secretary and all other interested persons, particu­ be paid by the person or persons presentment dated: May 5, 2020 or the NW/4, NW/4 Section 36, T05S, R04W, (3‑11‑20) larly in Stephens County, Oklahoma: requesting its use. Interested parties same will be forever barred. Commission JEFFERSON COUNTY, OK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That who wish to participate by telephone Steven E. Hanna NAME OF DISPOSAL ZONE AND (CD11870646) Citation Oil & Gas Corp., (ADDRESS) shall contact the Applicant or Attorney at Law including: Dorchester Resources, LP; DEPTH Permian 1550‑1600 NOTICE OF HEARING P O Box 690688, Houston, Texas Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing 3555 NW 58th Street, Suite 1000 TLW Investments LLC; Zeneco Inc; DISPOSAL RATE AND Cause CD No. 202000790 77269 is requesting that the Oklahoma date, and provide their name and phone Oklahoma City, OK 73112 and 5NR Ok Investors, LLC; 5NR OK PRESSURE: 500 Bbs/day BEFORE THE CORPORATION Corporation Commission, pursuant to number. 405‑943‑6650 ‑ Phone 1707, LLC; TO Production, and if any 650 Psi/Surface COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF OCC‑OGR Rules 165:10‑5‑5 and NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that 405‑943‑6655 ‑ Fax of the named individuals or entities be Objections may be filed with the OKLAHOMA 165:10‑5‑6 and Rules of Practice all interested persons may appear and [email protected] deceased or a dissolved partnership, Oklahoma Corporation Commission APPLICANT: CHAPARRAL 165:5‑7‑27 administratively authorize be heard. For information concerning Attorney for the Executor corporation or other association, then within fifteen (15) days after the publi­ ENERGY, L.L.C. RELIEF the approval of the injection of this application, contact BENJAMIN (3‑4, 3‑11‑20) the unknown heirs, executors, adminis­ cation of this notice. Objections, if any, SOUGHT: EXCEPTION TO produced for enhanced recovery into a J. BROWN, OBA #30843, Attorney trators, devisees, trustees, trustees and should be mailed to Oil and Gas OAC 165:10‑3‑28. LEGAL well as follows: for Applicant, 400 N. Walker Avenue, (PR11867747) assigns of any such deceased individual Conservation Division, Pollution Abate­ DESCRIPTION: SECTION 12 WELL NAME: Lee Wade Deese Suite 110, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ or dissolved partnership, corporation or ment Department, Jim Thorpe Building, TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH Unit 1‑3, 73102, telephone (405) 330‑0725, TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING other association. P. O. Box 52000, Oklahoma City, Okla­ RANGE 7 WEST OF THE IM LOCATION SE/4, SE/4, SW/4, www.charneybrown.com/faqs, or UPON THE PETITION FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN homa 73152‑2000 CANADIAN COUNTY, Section 21, T1N, R4W, contact Nick Bahan, Telephone (405) SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION THAT the Applicant in this cause has (3‑11‑20) OKLAHOMA Stephens County, Oklahoma 470‑1107. AND THE FINAL ACCOUNTING, filed an application with the requesting STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All INJECTION ZONE AND CORPORATION COMMISSION OF DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, that the following orders and wells be (CD11870640) persons, owners, producers, operators, INTERVAL: Tussy “B” 5192’‑5198’ OKLAHOMA AND DISTRIBUTION AND amended to allow for a change of oper­ NOTICE OF HEARING purchasers and takers of oil and gas, Tussy “C” 5246’‑5252’ J. TODD HIETT, DISCHARGE ator by deleting Chesapeake Mountain Cause CD No. 202000789 and all other interested persons, particu­ AShalintubbi 5308’‑5343’ Chairman PB‑2020‑226 Front, L.L.C. as agent for Chesapeake BEFORE THE CORPORATION larly in Canadian County, Oklahoma, INJECTION PRESSURE AND BOB ANTHONY, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Operating, Inc., and designate Territory COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF including the following: Prime RATE: 3000 BPD 2653 PSI_ Vice‑Chairman OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OBJECTIONS may be filed with the Resources, LLC as operator. OKLAHOMA Operating Company; and if any of the DANA L. MURPHY, OKLAHOMA Oklahoma Corporation Commission Order No., Order Date, Type, Cause APPLICANT: CHAPARRAL named individuals be deceased, then the Commissioner IN THE MATTER OF THE within fifteen (15) days after the publi­ CD No., Named Operator: ENERGY, L.L.C. RELIEF unknown heirs, executors, DONE AND PERFORMED this 10th ESTATES OF TRAVIS cation of this notice. Objections, if any, 482088, 10/29/2003, Increased SOUGHT: EXCEPTION TO administrators, devisees, trustees and day of March, 2020. WYMAN MARKHAM AND should be mailed to Oil and Gas Density, 200306077, Chesapeake OAC 165:10‑3‑28. LEGAL assigns, both immediate and remote, of BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: GENNEVIEVE, MARKHAM Conservation Division, Pollution Abate­ Peggy Mitchell, Mountain Front, L.L.C. as agent for DESCRIPTION: SECTION 12 such deceased individual; if any of the a/k/a GENNIEVE ment Department, Jim Thorpe Building, Commission Secretary Chesapeake Operating, Inc. TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH named entities is dissolved partnership, MARKHAM, Deceased. P. O. Box 52000, Oklahoma City, Okla­ (3‑11‑20) 499177, 12/23/2004, Location RANGE 7 WEST OF THE IM corporation or other association, then TO: Persons interested in the Estates of homa 73152‑2000. Exception, 200400605, Chesapeake CANADIAN COUNTY, the unknown successors, trustees and Travis Wyman Markham and Gennieve (3‑11‑20) Mountain Front, L.L.C. as agent for OKLAHOMA assigns, both immediate and remote, of Markham: Chesapeake Operating, Inc STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All such dissolved entity; if any of the On the 2nd day of March, 2020, The well(s) drilled under the persons, owners, producers, operators, named parties designated as a trustee is (CD11870728) Probate April Shea filed a Petition for Probate of purchasers and takers of oil and gas, not presently acting in such capacity as NOTICE OF HEARING the Estates of Travis Wyman Markham authority of the above‑described (PR11867675) and all other interested persons, particu­ trustee, then the unknown successor or CAUSE CD NO. 202000769 and Gennieve Markham, both residents order(s): NOTICE OF HEARING ON larly in Canadian County, Oklahoma, successors to such trustee; if any of the BEFORE THE CORPORATION of Cleveland County. Travis died Well Name, API #, Oil/Gas, Legal DEATH BENEFITS including the following: Rebound Oil named parties designated as an attor­ COMMISSION OF THE STATE OF intestate on October 28, 2009 and Description WCC: 2019‑05659‑F Company; and if any of the named indi­ ney‑in‑fact is not presently acting in OKLAHOMA Gennieve died testate on December 28, Defender No. 3‑24, 35‑137‑26049, SSN: XXX‑XX‑0484 viduals be deceased, then the unknown such capacity as attorney‑in‑fact, then APPLICANT: JONES 2017. The heirs of Travis Wyman Gas/Oil, S/2 Section 24 for the Deese BEFORE THE WORKERS’ COMPEN­ Group & Atoka; and the SE/4 of heirs, executors, administrators, the unknown successor or successors to ENERGY, LLC; NOSLEY Markham are Gennieve Markham, April such attorney‑in‑fact; and if any of the SATION COMMISSION STATE OF Section 24 for the Upper Cisco, Middle devisees, trustees and assigns, both SCOOP, LLC; AND NOSLEY Shea, Ginger Renee Tetter, and Gwen­ named entities are corporations which OKLAHOMA Cisco, Loser Cisco, Upper Hoxbar, immediate and remote, of such ACQUISITION, LLC. dolyn Denise Jacobson. The heirs of do not continue to have legal existence, In the Matter of the Death of Middle Hoxbar Lower, located in T2N, deceased individual; if any of the named RELIEF SOUGHT: Gennieve Markham are April Shea, then unknown trustees or assigns of James Tisdale, Brenda Tisdale, R8W, Stephens County, Oklahoma entities is dissolved partnership, corpo­ POOLING. LAND Ginger Renee Tetter, and Gwendolyn such parties. Claimant, v. Midwest NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN ration or other association, then the COVERED: SECTION 12, Denise Jacobson. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Insulation & Material, THAT said application shall be set unknown successors, trustees and TOWNSHIP 12 NORTH, Petitioner, April Shea of 14606 Applicant, Chaparral Energy, LLC, has Respondent, and CompSource before an Administrative Law Judge on assigns, both immediate and remote, of RANGE 6 WEST, Waterloo Falls Road, Arcadia, OK filed an application in this cause reques­ Mutual Insurance Company, the Initial Hearing Docket at the Eastern such dissolved entity; if any of the CANADIAN COUNTY, 73007, was appointed Personal Repre­ named parties designated as a trustee is ting the Corporation Commission (i) OKLAHOMA Insurance Carrier. Regional Service Office of the Corpora­ sentative of the Estate. All creditors not presently acting in such capacity as authorizing and permitting an exception THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA: To the TO ALL HEIRS OR INTERESTED tion Commission, 440 South Houston, having claims against said deceased trustee, then the unknown successor or to the permitted well location tolerances following parties, if living; or if PARTIES: JAMES OR BRENDA Room 114, Tulsa, Oklahoma, at 8:30 persons are required to present the same successors to such trustee; if any of the provided in OAC 165: 10‑3‑28 for the deceased, then their unknown heirs, TISDALE OR MIDWEST a.m. on the 14th day of April, 2020, to Jacqueline Short, 8133 NW 19th named parties designated as an attor­ Mississippi common source of supply devisees, executors, administrators, INSULATION & MATERIAL and that this notice be published as Street, Okc, Ok 73127, on or before the ney‑in‑fact is not presently acting in underlying the drilling and spacing unit successors, trustees, and/or assigns; or, Pursuant to Rule 810: 10‑5‑4 of the required by law and the rules of the 19th day of April, 2020. such capacity as attorney‑in‑fact, then comprised of Section 12, Township 12 the unknown successors, trustees or Workers’ Compensation Commission, Commission. Persons interested in said estates are the unknown successor or successors to North, Range 7 West of the IM, assigns, if any, of any dissolved corpo­ AND Title 12, notice is hereby given NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that notified that on the 20th day of April, such attorney‑in‑fact; and if any of the Canadian County, Oklahoma, as to ration, or the unknown successors of that a hearing is scheduled at the the Applicant and interested parties may 2020 at 9:00 a.m. in Courtroom No named entities are corporations which allow a well to be drilled at the location any party designated in any record as Workers’ Compensation Commission present testimony by telephone. The 217 located in the Oklahoma District do not continue to have legal existence, as follows: Applicant believes that some trustee: Herbert S. and Carol Kendrick located at 1915 N. Stiles, Okla. City, cost of telephonic communication shall Court, 321 Park Avenue, the Petition then unknown trustees or assigns of or all of the completion interval of their Children Irrevocable Trust, c/o Herbert Oklahoma 73105, before the Honorable be paid by the person and persons for Summary Administration, Final such parties. proposed horizontal well will be located Spencer Kendrick; Blair McMillin on April 1, 2020, at requesting its use. Interested parties Accounting, Determination of Heirship, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that no closer than 200 feet from the Choate Oil Company; Sue Dolman, 9:00 a.m. who wish to participate by telephone At that time, any person or entity Distribution of the Estate, and Applicant, Chaparral Energy, LLC, has wellbore, with the production casing not fka Sue Fentriss; Sue Dolman, fka Sue Discharge of the Personal shall contact the Applicant or filed an application in this cause reques­ to be perforated closer than 200 feet Fentriss; Michael K. Fentriss; Michael interested in said claim may appear and Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing enter his or her claim regarding James Representative will be heard. ting the Corporation Commission (i) from the wellbore of Evans 12‑3 Well K. Fentriss; Ethel Tiras Moran; and all That the person receiving the notice date, and provide their name and phone authorizing and permitting an exception (API No. 3501721823). persons, owners, producers, operators, Tisdale, including any person who number. might be considered a rightful heir of may file objections to the petition at any to the permitted well location tolerances NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that purchasers and takers of oil and gas and time before the final hearing and send a NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN provided in OAC 165: 10‑3‑28 for the this cause will be referred to an Admin­ all other interested persons in Canadian Mr. Tisdale. THAT any person or interested parties R. Dean Lott, OBA #17440 copy to the Petitioner, care of counsel, Mississippi common source of supply istrative Law Judge for hearing, taking County, Oklahoma. or that person will be deemed to have desiring to protest this application shall underlying the drilling and spacing unit of evidence and reporting to the Corpo­ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that LOTT & VALENTINE have fifteen (15) days from receipt of Post Office Box 540001 waived any objections to the Petition, comprised of Section 12, Township 12 ration Commission. the Applicant in this cause is requesting That if an objection is filed before the this notice in which to file with the North, Range 7 West of the IM, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that that the Commission pool all oil and gas Okla. City, Oklahoma 73154 Commission a written protest. Failure to (405) 840‑3290 hearing, the court will determine at the Canadian County, Oklahoma, as to this cause will be heard before an interests in the Mississippian, Woodford hearing whether summary proceeding submit a written protest within said allow a well to be drilled at the location Administrative Law Judge on the and Hunton common sources of supply (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) fifteen (15) days shall be deemed are appropriate and, if so, whether the as follows: Applicant believes that some Conservation Docket at the Corporation underlying Section 12, Township 12 estate will be distributed, and to whom acquiescence­ to the granting of the (PR11867735) or all of the completion interval of their Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe North, Range 6 West, Canadian the estate will be distributed. application. NOTICE TO CREDITORS proposed horizontal well will be located Building, 2101 North Lincoln County, Oklahoma, adjudicating the Dated the 2nd day of March, 2020. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that CASE NO. PB‑2019‑1477 no closer than 200 feet from the Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, rights and equities of the oil and gas ALLEN WELCH all interested persons may appear and wellbore, with the production casing not at 8:30 a.m., on the 30th day of owners thereof. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF be heard. For information concerning OKLAHOMA COUNTY, STATE OF Judge of the District Court to be perforated closer than 200 feet March 2020, and that this notice will NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Jacqueline Short, this action, contact Brett Price (405) be published as required by law and the OKLAHOMA from the wellbore of the Evans 1‑12 the Applicant in this cause is requesting 8133 NW 19th St., 338‑1525, or Michael D. Stack, rules of the Commission. IN THE MATTER OF THE Well (API No. 3501720908). the following special relief: Okc, OK 73127 Attorney for Applicant,3831 E. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that ESTATES OF MARLAND R. NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that (a) Designation of Jones Energy, PH#(405) 205‑3623 Memorial Rd., Edmond, Oklahoma the Applicant and interested parties may GAY AND IMO JEAN GAY, this cause will be referred to an Admin­ LLC; Nosley Scoop, LLC; And Nosley [email protected] 73013; Tele (405) 286‑1717. present testimony by telephone. The BOTH DECEASED istrative Law Judge for hearing, taking Acquisition, LLC, or some other party, (3‑4, 3‑11‑20) CORPORATION COMMISSION OF of evidence and reporting to the Corpo­ cost of telephonic communication shall as operator of the unit well. All creditors having claims against OKLAHOMA ration Commission. be paid by the person or persons (b) The Applicant shall request at the Marland R. Gay or Imo Jean Gay, both (PR11867760) J. TODD HIETT, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that requesting its use. An interested party hearing that the order provide that any deceased, are required to present the CHAIRMAN this cause will be heard before an who wishes to participate by telephone owner electing an alternative to partici­ same, with a description of all security NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL BOB ANTHONY, Administrative Law Judge on the shall contact the Applicant or pation in the well drilled thereunder interests and other collateral (if any) ACCOUNT, PETITION FOR VICE CHAIRMAN Conservation Docket at the Corporation Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing shall be deemed to have relinquished all held by each creditor with respect to ORDER ALLOWING FINAL DANA L. MURPHY, Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe date, and provide his or her name and of its working interest and right to drill such claim, to the attention of the under­ ACCOUNT AND DECREE OF (SEAL) COMMISSIONER Building, 2101 North Lincoln phone number. in the unit and common sources of signed Administratrix at the law offices DISTRIBUTION DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 10th Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that supply named herein as to such well and of ELIZABETH A. RICHARDS, 112 CASE NO. PB‑2019‑467 DAY OF MARCH, 2020. at 8:30 a.m., on the 30th day of all interested persons may appear and any wells drilled subsequent thereto. WEST COMMERCE, OKLAHOMA IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ATTEST: March 2020, and that this notice will be heard. For information concerning (c) The Applicant may propose that CITY, OKLAHOMA 73109, the place OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF PEGGY MITCHELL, be published as required by law and the this action contact Matt Murphy, the order to issue in this cause provide a for the transaction of business of said OKLAHOMA SECRETARY OF THE rules of the Commission. CPL, landman, (405) 426‑4304, or method for proposal of subsequent Estate, on or before the following IN THE MATTER OF THE COMMISSION NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Emily P. Pittman, attorney, OBA No. wells, including multiunit horizontal presentment date: May 2, 2020; or the ESTATE OF LAWRENCE (3‑11‑20) the Applicant and interested parties may 20805, (405) 265‑9398, 101 Park wells; and, for response to that proposal same will be forever barred. EUGENE JACKSON, JR., present testimony by telephone. The Avenue, Suite 1400, Oklahoma City, by owners who elect to participate in Sheryl Lynn Gay, Administratrix DECEASED (CD1187024) cost of telephonic communication shall OK 73102. Please refer to Cause CD the initial well. Elizabeth A. Richards, OBA #12450 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all NOTICE be paid by the person or persons Number. (d) At the hearing the applicant may 112 West Commerce persons interested in the Estate of OKLAHOMA CORPORATION requesting its use. An interested party DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 9th request that the order to issue in this Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73109 Lawrence Eugene Jackson, Jr. a/k/a COMMISSION who wishes to participate by telephone day of March 2020. cause provide to the operator a period Telephone: (405) 319‑9696 Larry Jackson, Deceased, that the Oil and Gas Conservation Division shall contact the Applicant or CORPORATION COMMISSION OF of one (1) year from the date of the Facsimiles: (405) 319‑9464 Administrator of said Estate filed herein Jim Thorpe Building Applicant’s attorney, prior to the hearing OKLAHOMA order in which to commence operations ATTORNEY FOR ADMINISTRA­ his Final Account, Petition for Order P. O. BOX 52000 date, and provide his or her name and J. TODD HIETT, for the drilling of the initial well TRIX Allowing Final Account and Decree of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma phone number. Chairman proposed hereunder. (3‑4, 3‑11‑20) Distribution. 73152‑2000 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that BOB ANTHONY, (e) Applicant may request that said NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that PD #2006500038 all interested persons may appear and Vice Chairman Order be made effective on a date prior (PR11867739) pursuant to an Order of this Court, that STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All be heard. For information concerning DANA L. MURPHY, to its signing. NOTICE TO CREDITORS the 7th day of April, 2020, at the hour persons, owners, producers, operators’ this action contact Matt Murphy, Commissioner NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that Case No. PB‑2020‑136 of 1:30 o’clock p.m., has been purchasers, and takers of oil and gas, CPL, landman, (405) 426‑4304, or BY ORDER OF THE COMMISSION: this cause be set before an IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF appointed as the time for hearing said and all other interested persons, particu­ Emily P. Pittman, attorney, OBA No. PEGGY MITCHELL, Administrative Law Judge for hearing, OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Final Account, Petition for Order larly in Jefferson County, Oklahoma: 20805, (405) 265‑9398, 101 Park Commission Secretary taking of evidence and reporting to the OKLAHOMA Allowing Final Account and Decree of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That Avenue, Suite 1400, Oklahoma City, (3‑11‑20) Commission. IN THE MATTER OF THE Distribution in Courtroom 315 in the L.E. JONES OPERATING, INC. OK 73102. Please refer to Cause CD NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that ESTATE OF RICHARD H. Oklahoma County Courthouse, P.O. BOX 1185 DUNCAN, OK Number. (CD11870652) this cause will be heard before an BROWN, deceased. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, when and 73534 is requesting that the DONE AND PERFORMED THIS 9th NOTICE Administrative Law Judge on the Initial All creditors having claims against where all persons interested in said Commission, pursuant to OCC‑OGR day of March 2020. OKLAHOMA CORPORATION Hearing Docket at the Corporation Richard H. Brown, deceased, are Estate may appear and contest the Rules 165:10‑5‑5 and 165:10‑5‑6 and CORPORATION COMMISSION OF COMMISSION Commission, First Floor, Jim Thorpe required to present the same, with a same. ROP 165:5‑7‑29 grant administrative OKLAHOMA Oil and Gas Conservation Division Building, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, at description of all security interests and DATED this 2nd day of March, exception to Rule 165:10‑5‑6(a)(1)(B) J. TODD HIETT, Jim Thorpe Building 8:30 a.m., on the 30th day of March, other collateral (if any) held by each 2020. on the following named well: Rule Chairman P. O. BOX 52000 2020, and that this notice be published creditor with respect to such claim, to RICHARD KIRBY 165:10‑5‑6(a)(1)(B) requires each well BOB ANTHONY, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma as required by law and the rules of the Mrs. Brandy Alene Ross, Executor of JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT permitted for injection to demonstrate Vice Chairman 73152‑2000 Commission. the Estate of Richard H. Brown, RICK WARREN mechanical integrity test at least once DANA L. MURPHY, Application No. 2007600021 NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that deceased, c/o Steven E. Hanna, (SEAL) Court Clerk every five years according to the Commissioner STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: All the Applicant and interested parties may Attorney at Law, 3555 NW 58th Street, Continued on next page LPXLP 8B « March 11, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

ATTORNEY FOR SPECIAL ADMIN­ By: Deputy (PR11870512) Addition to the City of Oklahoma AND THE FINAL ACCOUNTING, ISTRATOR George M. Emerson, OBA No. 13159 COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ City, Oklahoma County, DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, Probate 9901 S. Western, Suite A‑7 RIGGS, ABNEY, NEAL, TURPEN, TORS, NOTICE OF HEARING Oklahoma, according to the AND DISTRIBUTION AND Oklahoma City, OK 73139 ORBISON & LEWIS UPON FINAL ACCOUNTING, recorded plat thereof and being DISCHARGE 405‑249‑9481 528 NW 12th Street DETERMINATION OF HEIRSHIP, more particularly described as Case No. PB‑2020‑259 By: Deputy (3‑4, 3‑11‑20) AND DISTRIBUTION, AND follows: Commencing at the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF George M. Emerson, OBA No. 13159 Oklahoma City, OK 73103 DISCHARGE Southwest corner of said Lot One OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF RIGGS, ABNEY, NEAL, TURPEN, Telephone: (405) 843‑9909 Case No. PB‑2020‑258 (1); thence North along the West OKLAHOMA ORBISON & LEWIS (PR11867876) Facsimile: (405) 842‑2913 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF line of said Lot One (1), a IN THE MATTER OF THE 528 NW 12th AMENDED NOTICE TO [email protected] OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF distance of 267.00 feet to the ESTATE OF WILLIE MAE Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73103 CREDITORS ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER OKLAHOMA point of beginning; thence contin­ RUSSELL, Deceased. Telephone: (405) 843‑9909 Case No.: PB‑2020‑28 (3‑11‑20) In the Matter of the Estate of uing North along the West line of TO: Persons interested in the Estate of [email protected] IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF DENNIS PAUL DOWNEY, said Lot One, a distance of Willie Mae Russell: ATTORNEY FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF (PR11870308) Deceased. 264.40 feet to the South line of On the 9th day of March, 2020, ADMINISTRATOR OKLAHOMA NOTICE OF HEARING FOR All Creditors having claims against Santa Fe Railroad Co. Tiffany Ann Russell, filed a Petition for (3‑4, 3‑11‑20) IN THE MATTER OF THE FINAL ACCOUNT AND PETITION ESTATE OF WALTER C. FOR ORDER ALLOWING FINAL DENNIS PAUL DOWNEY, deceased, rightf ‑o ‑way as shown on Probate of the Estate of Willie Mae are required to present the same, with a recorded plat thereof; thence Russell, a resident of Okla. Co. who (PR11867822) WILSON, Deceased. ACCOUNTING, DETER­MINATION TO THE CREDITORS OF: WALTER OF HEIRSHIP, description of all security interests and Northeast along the South line of died on October 11, 2019. She was NOTICE TO CREDITORS other collateral (if any) held by each said recorded Railroad born June 18, 1951 making her 69 years Case No: PB‑2020‑97 C. WILSON, DECEASED DISTRIBUTION AND FINAL All creditors having claims against DISCHARGE OF EXECUTOR creditor with respect to such claim, to right‑of‑way a distance of 281.20 old at the time of her death. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the named Special Administrator at: feet. Thence South parallel with Tiffany Ann Russell was appointed OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Walter C. Wilson, also known as Case No. PB‑2019‑1167 Walter Cunningham Wilson, deceased, IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR GARY ANDREW DOWNEY, Special the East line of said Lot One (1), Personal Representative of the Estate. OKLAHOMA Administrator c/o Lam Q. Nguyen, a distance of 413.46 feet; thence All creditors having claims against IN THE MATTER OF THE are required to present the same, with a OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF description of all security interests and OKLAHOMA Esquire Graft & Walraven PLLC 4801 West parallel with the South line Willie Mae Russell are required to ESTATE OF SANDRA J. Gaillardia Parkway Suite 150 Oklahoma of said Lot One (1), a distance Of present them to Jacqueline Short, 8133 ANDERMAN, DECEASED. other collateral (if any) held by each IN THE MATTER OF THE creditor with respect of such claim to ESTATE OF BILLIE City, Oklahoma 73142 226.00 feet to the point of begin­ NW 19th St., Okc, Ok 73127, on or All creditors having claims against on or before the following presentment ning. before the 28th day of April, 2020, or Sandra J. Anderman, deceased, are the named Personal Representative, GEORGE WATERS, Deceased Valerie Wilson McCarthy, c/o Susan B. a/k/a Billy George Waters date: April 10, 2020 or the same will be (3‑11‑20) the same will be non‑suited, void and required to present the same, with a forever barred. forever barred. description of all security interests and Shields, McAfee & Taft A Professional NOTICE is hereby given to all Further, all persons interested in the (PR11870580) Persons interested in the estate are other collateral, if any, held by each Corporation, 10th Floor, Two inter ­ested persons that Damon Daniel Leadership Square, 211 N. Robinson, Waters, the Executor of the Estate of Estate of DENNIS PAUL DOWNEY NOTICE TO CREDITORS notified that on the 29th day of April, creditor with respect to each claim, to are hereby notified that on the 27th day No. PB‑2020‑0039 2020 at 9:00 a.m. in Courtroom No. the named Personal Representative at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, on or Bille George Waters, Deceased, has before the following presentment date: filed with this Court his Final Account of April, 2020, at 1:30 o’clock P.M. IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 315 located in the Dist. Court of Okla. the office of the attorney for the before the Honorable Judge Allen J. OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Co., 321 Park Avenue, the Petition for Personal Representative, David F. May 10, 2020 the same will be forever and Petition for Order Allowing Final barred. Accounting, Determination of Heirship, Welch in the District Courthouse of OKLAHOMA Summary Administration will be heard. Howell, 1840 S. Douglas Blvd, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma City, IN THE MATTER OF THE Persons receiving Notice may file Midwest City, Oklahoma 73130, on or DATED this 3rd day of March, Distribution and Final Discharge of 2020. Executor requesting that said account be Oklahoma, Final Accounting, Determi­ ESTATE OF DENNIS objections at any time before the before the presentment date of the 8th nation of Heirship, Distribution of the DELEON LYNCH, Deceased. hearing by sending a copy to Petitioner’s day of May, 2020, or the same will be Valerie Wilson McCarthy allowed and settled; that the heirs be Estate and Discharge of the Special TO THE CREDITORS OF DENNIS counsel. Otherwise, said objections will forever barred. Personal Representative determined; and that final distribution Administrator will be heard and ordered DELEON LYNCH, DECEASED: be deemed waived. If an objection is Dated this 3rd day of March, 2020. Susan B. Shields, OBA #15053 be made. and all persons interested in said estate All persons having claims against filed before the hearing, the court will David F. Howell, OBA #12710 McAFEE & TAFT, A Professional Pursuant to an Order of this Court are notified then and there to appear and Dennis Deleon Lynch, Deceased, are determine at the hearing whether 1840 S. Douglas Blvd. Corporation made on the 9th day of March, 2020, show cause, if any they have, why the required to present the same with a summary proceeding are appropriate Midwest City, OK 73130 Tenth Floor, Two Leadership Square notice is hereby given that on the 14th same should not be done. description of all security interests and and, if so, whether the estate will be Office: (405) 737‑5673 211 North Robinson day of April, 2020, at 1:30 o’clock Notice is further given, the Final other collateral, if any, held by each distributed, and to whom the estate will Fax: (405) 737‑6507 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 p.m. the Final Account and Petition for Account and Petition for Distribution creditor with respect to such claim, to be distributed. Dated March 9, 2020. Attorney for Personal Representative Telephone: (405) 235‑9621 Order Allowing Final Accounting, and Discharge will be filed herein on or the undersigned, Denise Ann Lynch, APRIL D. COLLINS (3‑4, 3‑11‑20) Facsimile: (405) 235‑0439 Determination of Heirship, Distribution Personal Representative, c/o Robert S. before 13th day of April, 2020 at 5:00 Judge of the District Court Email: and Final Discharge of Executor will be Meier. Attorney at Law, 10015 S. Penn­ [email protected] o’clock P.M. Any person objecting to Jacqueline Short, (PR11867833) heard by the Honorable Richard Kirby sylvania, Suite B, Oklahoma City, Okla­ (3‑4‑3‑11‑20) said Petition must file an objection at 8133 NW 19th, COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ District Judge, Oklahoma County least ten (10) days prior to the hearing homa 73159, on or before the following District Court, Oklahoma County presentment date, to‑wit: May 11, Okc, OK 73127 TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING with the Clerk of this Court, and shall (405) 205‑3623 PB‑2020‑227 (PR11870304) Courthouse, 321 Park Avenue, Rm 315, furnish a copy of any such objection to 2020, or same will be forever barred. NOTICE OF HEARING Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, when and Dated this 28th day of February, [email protected] IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF the Petition in care of her attorney listed (3‑11, 3‑18‑20) OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF CASE NO. PB‑2019‑1236 where all persons interested may appear below, or that person will be deemed to 2020. OKLAHOMA IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF and show cause, if any they have, why Denis Ann Lynch have waived any objections to the (PR11870647) In the Matter of the Estate of OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF the said account should not be allowed Personal Representative of The Estate Petition. If any objection is filed at least NOTICE TO CREDITORS JAMES ALBERT OKLAHOMA and settled. of Dennis Lynch, Deceased ten (10) days before the hearing, the CASE NO. PB‑2020‑158 SUMWALT, JR. Deceased. IN THE MATTER OF THE IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I Robert S. Meier, OBA No. 6123 Court will determine at said hearing IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all ESTATE OF LARRY DEAN have hereunto set my hand this 9th day Meier & Associates whether summary administration OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF parties interested in the Estate of James MONTGOMERY, of March, 2020. 10015 South Pennsylvania, Suite B proceedings are appropriate, and if so, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73159 OKLAHOMA Albert Sumwalt, Jr., Deceased, that Lori DECEASED. RICHARD W. KIRBY whether the Estate will be distributed (405) 692‑9966 IN THE MATTER OF THE Durant, whose address is 4201 S. W. Notice is hereby given that Lakeesha JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT and to whom it will be distributed. (405) 692‑9967 Facsimile ESTATE OF RANDALL L. Stoney Brook Drive, Lees Summit, Montgomery, Administratrix of the RICK WARREN Allen J. Welch Attorney for Personal Representative CONDY, DECEASED Missouri, 64082, has filed herein a Peti­ Estate of Larry Dean Montgomery, (SEAL) Court Clerk JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT (3‑11, 3‑18‑20) TO THE CREDITORS OF RANDALL tion for Probate in Summary Adminis­ deceased, has filed in this Court her By: Deputy Prepared by: L. CONDY, DECEASED: tration, Determination of Heirs, and Petition for Final Order Determining Jeff L. Cline, OBA #15206 LAM Q. NGUYEN, OBA NO. 31413 (PR11870631) All creditors having claims against Appointment of Special Administrator, Heirs, Distribution, and Discharge CLINE LAW OFFICE of Counsel ORDER AND NOTICE OF Randall L. Condy, deceased, are setting forth the fact of the death of (Final Account Waived). The hearing of 4045 NW 64th Street, Suite 220 Graft & Walraven PLLC HEARING PETITION FOR required to present the same, with a James Albert Sumwalt, Jr. on February the same has been fixed by the Judge of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73116 4801 Gaillardia Parkway suite 150 PROBATE OF WILL, description of all security interests and 3, 2020, praying that this Court said Court for April 14, 2020, at 1:30 (405)607‑8782 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73142 APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL other collateral (if any) held by each dispense with regular estate proceedings P.M., at the Court Room of said Court Attorney for Executor (405) 253‑6444 p REPRESENTATIVE, DETERMI­ creditor with respect to such claim, to and order notice to creditors, notice of in the County Courthouse at 321 Park A (3‑11‑20) (405) 254‑6445 f NATION OF HEIRS, DEVISEES the attention of the undersigned the petition and notice of final venue, Oklahoma City, in the County [email protected] AND LEGATEES, AND ISSUANCE admin­istratrix at the law offices of accounting be given, that Petitioner be and State aforesaid. All persons (PR11870369) Attorneys for Special Administrator OF LETTERS TESTAMENTARY ELIZABETH A. RICHARDS, 112 appointed as Special Administrator to interested in said estate are notified then NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION (3‑11, 3‑18‑20) and there to appear and show cause, if Case No. PB‑2020‑268 WEST COMMERCE, OKLAHOMA administer this Estate, that the FOR PROBATE OF WILL, IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND heirs‑at‑law of said Decedent be deter­ any they have, why said account should APPOINTMENT OF PERSONAL CITY, OKLAHOMA 73109, the place (PR11870571) FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE for the transaction of business of said mined, the property of said Estate be not be settled and allowed, the heirs REPRESENTATIVE, AND DETER­ NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL OF OKLAHOMA Estate, on or before the following distributed, and the Special determined, said estate distributed, and MINATION OF HEIRS, PROPERTY IN THE MATTER OF THE presentment date: May 9, 2020; or the Administrator be discharged. Said the Administratrix discharged. DEVISEES, AND LEGATEES Case No. PB‑19‑1179 ESTATE OF: JOYCE C. Petition alleges that Decedent owned Dated this 9th day of March, 2020. same will be forever barred. Case No. PB‑2020‑263 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TAYLOR, DECEASED Elizabeth Shaw, Administratrix certain real and personal property in the RICHARD W. KIRBY WHEREAS, JOHN W. TAYLOR, IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Elizabeth A. Richards, OBA #12450 State of Oklahoma, having a value of JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT III (“Petitioner”) has filed a Petition in OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA 112 West Commerce less than $200,000.00. RICK WARREN OKLAHOMA IN THE MATTER OF THE this Court representing that JOYCE C. (SEAL) Court Clerk Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73109 Any person objecting to said Petition IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF RAYMOND L. TAYLOR died testate on October 21, By: Deputy Telephone: (405) 319‑9696 may file an objection at any time prior ESTATE OF Richard Lewis GLEASON, III, DECEASED. 2019, a resident of Oklahoma County, to the hearing and furnish a copy of any Elizabeth A. Richards ‑ OBA #12450 Oklahoma; Petitioner prays that Letters Facsimiles: (405) 319‑9464 Beaulieu, also known as Rick NOTICE IS HEREBY GWEN that ATTORNEY FOR ADMINISTRA­ such objection to the Petitioner in care 112 West Commerce in pursuance of an Order of the District Testamentary be granted to him, that he Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73109 Beaulieu, Deceased. TRIX of her attorney, Eldon W. Overstreet, Notice is hereby given to all persons court of Oklahoma County made on the be appointed Personal Representative, Telephone: (405) 219‑9696 and that the heirs, devisees and legatees (3‑11, 3‑18‑20) 9901 S. Western, Suite A‑7, Oklahoma interested in the Estate of Richard 10th day of March, 2020 in the Matter City, OK 73139. If any objection is Facsimiles: (405) 319‑9464 of the Estate of Raymond L. Gleason, of the Decedent be judicially Email: [email protected] Lewis Beaulieu, also known as Rick determined. After review of the file and (PR11870655) filed, the Court will determine at said Beaulieu, Deceased (“Decedent”), that Deceased, the Personal Representative hearing, whether summary proceedings ATTORNEY FOR ADMINISTRA­ of said Estate will sell, at private sale, being fully advised in the premises, Order Setting Hearing on Final TRIX on March 9, 2020, there was produced THE COURT FINDS AND IT IS Account and Report, Petition for are appropriate, whether the Estate will and filed in the District Court of to the highest bidder, subject to the be distributed, and to whom it will be (3‑11‑20) ORDERED, ADJUDGED, AND Order Allowing Final Accounting Oklahoma County, State of Oklahoma, confirmation by said District Court, on distributed. DECREED, AND NOTICE IS and Report, Decree of Distribution, an instrument purporting to be the Last or after the 25th day of March, 2020, NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that (PR11870306) HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PERSONS and Discharge Will and Testament (“Will”) of the at 211 N. Robinson, Suite 800, all persons having claims against the NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 73102, all INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE OF PB‑2019‑676 Decedent, dated August 7, 2017. Also Estate of James Albert Sumwalt, Jr., FOR ADMINISTRATION OF of the right, title and interest, including JOYCE C. TAYLOR that the Petition is IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF filed in the Court was the Petition of set for hearing on the 8th day of April, Deceased, are required to present the ESTATE, DETERMINATION OF homestead interest, if any, in and to the OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Jane Ellen Thomas, requesting that the 2020, at 9:00 a.m., in the District same, with the description of any HEIRS, AND APPOINTMENT OF real property hereinafter described, OKLAHOMA Courtroom of Judge of the District security interest or other collateral (if ADMINISTRATOR Will be admitted to probate, Letters belonging to the Estate of Raymond L. In the matter of the Estate of any) held by each creditor with respect CASE NO. PB‑2020‑264 Testamentary be issued to her as Court in the Oklahoma County John Zel Reed, Sr., Deceased. Gleason, III, Deceased, which property Courthouse at Oklahoma City, to such claim, on or before 30 days IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Personal Representative to serve is described as follows: Geraldyne Marcell Reed and John OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF without bond, and for a judicial determi­ Oklahoma and all persons interested Zel Reed, Jr., Administrators of the from the first publication of this Notice See attached Exhibit II A” may appear and contest the same. OKLAHOMA nation of the heirs, devisees, and estate of John Zel Reed, Sr., deceased, or the same will be forever barred. Bids must be in writing and may be THE COURT FINDS AND IT IS NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that IN THE MATTER OF THE legatees of Decedent. left with the Personal Representative or filed a Final Account and Report, Pursuant to an Order of this Court FURTHER ORDERED, ADJUDGED Petition for Order Allowing Final the Final Account shall be filed in the ESTATE OF JESSIE his/her attorney, Gerald E. Kelley at AND DECREED that this notice of the made on March 9, 2020, notice is given Accounting and Report, Determination Office of the District Court Clerk of CARLENE SMITH, 211 N. Robinson, Suite 800, Oklahoma hearing be given as required by law. Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, on or DECEASED that March 31, 2020, at 9:00 a.m., in City, Oklahoma, 73102. Terms must be of Heirs, Distribution, and Discharge. A WITNESS my hand this 9th day of hearing is set for April 22, 2020, at before the 14th day of April 2020. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to all the District Courtroom in the County cash in full, or terms acceptable to the March, 2020. 1:30 p.m. in Courtroom 315 in the NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that persons interested in the Estate of Jessie Courthouse in Oklahoma County, Okla­ Personal Representative and the District RICHARD W. KIRBY all persons interested in the Estate of Carlene Smith Deceased, that there has homa, is the time and place that the Court of Oklahoma County and in JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT Oklahoma County Courthouse, James Albert Sumwalt, Jr., Deceased, been filed in the District Court of Okla­ Petition will be heard, and all interested keeping with the Statutes of the State of RICK WARREN Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. are hereby directed to appear before the homa County, State of Oklahoma, a may appear and contest the same. Oklahoma. (SEAL) Court Clerk It is further ordered that copies of the undersigned Judge of the District Court petition for administration of estate, that Dated March 9, 2020. DATED THIS 10th day of March, By: Deputy Final Account and Report, Petition for of Oklahoma County, in the Oklahoma the identities of heirs, devisees and ALLEN WELCH 2020. APPROVED: Order Allowing Final Accounting and County Courthouse, Oklahoma City, legatees be determined, and that Letters JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT APRIL D. COLLINS Christopher W. Cotner, OBA Report, Determination of Heirs, Distri­ Oklahoma, on the 21st day of April, of Administration issue to Wendell RICK WARREN JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT #18927 bution, and Discharge and notice of the 2020, at the hour of 9:00 o’clock a.m., Smith. (SEAL) Court Clerk GERALD E. KELLEY, OBA #4923 [email protected] hearing be mailed to the heirs, devisees, to show cause, if any they have, why NOTICE IS ALSO GIVEN that on By: Deputy GERALD E. KELLEY LLC Phone: 709‑4441 and legatees, whose addresses are the Final Account to be filed herein the 9th day of April, 2020, at the hour Brody Gustafson, OBA No. 33899 One Leadership Square THE BETHANY LAW CENTER, known with postage thereon prepaid, at should not be approved and an Order of 1:30 o’clock p.m., has been Jennifer L. Holland, OBA No. 33460 211 N. Robinson Suite 800 LLP least ten (10) days before the date of the made decreeing distribution, deter­ appointed as the time for hearing said Mugg I Winston Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102 6666 NW 39th Expressway hearing. mining the heirs of Decedent, Petition in Courtroom 217 in the 1008 S. Blyant Ave., Suite 100 (405) 235‑4671 (405) 234‑5511 Bethany, OK 73008 It is further ordered that notice by publication be given to all persons inter­ discharging the Special Administrator, Oklahoma County Courthouse, in Okla­ Edmond, Oklahoma 73034 (fax) Attorneys for Petitioner ested in the estate to be settled and and closing said Estate homa City, Oklahoma, when and where PHONE: (405) 705‑2900 [email protected] (3‑11‑20) allowed and the estate distributed. DATED this 2nd day of March all persons interested in said Estate may FAX: (405) 705‑2911 Exhibit “A” Signed March 9, 2020. 2020. appear and contest the same. EMAIL: [email protected] An undivided one‑half interest in (PR11870638) APRIL D. COLLINS ALLEN WELCH and to the following described COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ APRIL D. COLLINS EMAIL: [email protected] Judge of the District Court JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT ATTORNEYS FOR PETITIONER property: TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING Prepared by: Eldon W. Overstreet, RICK WARREN RICK WARREN (3‑11, 3‑18‑20) A part of Lot One (.1), of UPON THE PETITION FOR OBA # 13750 (SEAL) Court Clerk SILVERWOOD ADDITION, an SUMMARY ADMINISTRATION Continued on next page LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 11, 2020» 9B

and to whom the Estate will be CHRISTOPHER SIPE; JOHN Business the date of the sale, with the SCHERF; JACK D. SCHERF; WITNESS my hand and official seal distributed. DOE, OCCUPANT; OLGA balance amount due within seventy‑two JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT; this 3rd day of March, 2020. Probate ALLEN WELCH SIPE; AND HOMES IDE (72) hours after sale. All monies must DISCOVER BANK; AND RICK WARREN JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT LENDING, INC. Defendant(s). be paid to the U.S. Marshal’s Service by CACH, LLC Defendant(s). (SEAL) Court Clerk Prepared by: THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: either a certified or cashier’s check. THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: By: Deputy Court Clerk (SEAL) Court Clerk AI Silkey OBA #8237 Homeside Lending, Inc. If the successful bidder fails to Myrna J. Davidson, Spouse, if any, of KELLY M. PARKER 22673 By: Deputy Silkey Law Offices, P.C. TAKE NOTICE that you have been timely pay the balance of the bid, the Myrna J. Davidson, Sherri L. Scherf LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM & Prepared by: P.O. Box 727, Norman, OK 730710 sued by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., in the ten percent (10%) deposit will be and Jack D. Scherf, if living or if dead, DAVIS, P.C. David Burge, OBA #31505 Tel (405) 329‑3599 Fax (405) District Court of Oklahoma County, forfeited and the U.S. Marshal’s Service and to said Defendant(s)’ unknown Attorneys for Plaintiff FORBES & FORBES 329‑4783 State of Oklahoma, and that you must may accept the next highest bid. successors, if any. 5613 North Classen Boulevard 1800 S. Midwest Blvd. Email: [email protected] answer the Petition on or before April The U.S. Marshal’s Service reserves TAKE NOTICE that you have been Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Midwest City, OK 73110 Attorney for Petitioner 18, 2020, or the allegations of said Peti­ the discretion to waive any of these sued by Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., in the 73118‑1295 Telephone (405) 733‑1990 (3‑11, 3‑18‑20) tion will be taken as true and judgment requirements. Sale of said real estate District Court of Oklahoma County, (405) 840‑5900 Fax (405) 733‑2044 rendered against you awarding Plaintiff will be made pursuant to an order of State of Oklahoma, and that you must (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) Attorney for the Administrators a fast lien upon the following described sale issued in accordance with the fore­ answer the Petition on or before April (3‑11, 3‑18‑20) real estate, situated in Oklahoma closure judgment entered in the United 29, 2020, or the allegations of said Peti­ (CV11867828) Civil County, State of Oklahoma, to‑wit: States District Court for the Western tion will be taken as true and judgement NOTICE BY PUBLICATION (PR11870660) LOT TWENTY‑TWO (22), IN District of Oklahoma in Civil Case No rendered against you awarding Plaintiff CJ‑2019‑6495 COMBINED NOTICE TO CREDI­ (CV11863298) BLOCK THREE (3), OF TEAL CIV‑18‑599‑R styled United States of a first lien upon the following described IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN TORS AND NOTICE OF HEARING Notice of Hearing WOOD, AN ADDITION TO America vs. Keisha Lynnell Stephens, real estate, situated in Oklahoma AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY PB‑2020‑267 Court No: CM 2019‑06124‑A OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA et al., to satisfy: First: The costs of the County, State of Oklahoma, to‑wit: STATE OF OKLAHOMA JUDGE: Welch Deceased Employee’s Social Security COUNTY, OKLAHOMA, sale and of this action; Second: The ALL OF LOT EIGHTEEN (18), WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., IN THE DISTRICT COURT No: xxx‑xx‑8480 ACCORDING TO THE RECORDED foreclosure judgment of Plaintiff, United IN BLOCK SIX (6), IN ZEDNA Plaintiff, vs. JOHN HARVEY Before the Workers Compensation OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF PLAT THEREOF. States of America, in the sum of ANN FIFTH ADDITION, IN FERGUSON, et al., Commission OKLAHOMA PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2581 Lynn $37,525.42 together with interest at the OKLAHOMA COUNTY, Defendants. In the Matter of the Death of IN THE MATTER OF THE Lane, Oklahoma City, OK 73120 rate of $1.70 per diem from April 11, OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Andrea Nicole Gould, Claimant ESTATE OF PEGGY WRAY, for the sum of $83,505.72, with interest 2018, until judgment and thereafter at TO THE RECORDED PLAT JOHN HARVEY FEGUSON, v. Walmart Stores Inc, DECEASED. from June 1, 2019, at 3.75 percent per the rate allowable by law until paid. THEREOF. WHETHER LIVING OR DEAD, AND Respondent Own Risk 20000, To: All persons interested in the Estate annum, together with a reasonable WITNESS my hand February 27, PROPERTY ADDRESS: 2800 IF DEAD, HIS/HER UNKNOWN Insurance Carrier. of PEGGY WRAY., Deceased: attor­ney’s fee, $850.00 for abstracting, 2020. N. Ann Drive, Oklahoma City, SUCCESSORS, IF ANY, SPOUSE OF Please take notice that a hearing on You are hereby notified that on the advances for taxes, insurance and prop­ JOHNNY L. KUHLMAN OK 73107 JOHN HARVEY FERGUSON, IF benefits will be held on the 6th day of ___ day of March, 2020, the Petitioner, erty preservation, and the costs of this United States Marshal for the for the sum of $56,940.92, with interest MARRIED, WHETHER LIVING OR April 2020 at 9:00 AM, at the Workers CHARLES ROBERT WRAY, JR., c/o action, and ordering said property sold Western District of Oklahoma from June 1, 2019, at 6.25 percent per DEAD, AND IF DEAD, HIS/HER Compensation Commission, Denver N. AI Silkey, Silkey Law Offices, P.C., to satisfy said judgment, and forever (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18, 3‑25‑20) annum, together with a reasonable UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, IF ANY Davidson Building, 1915 N. Stiles P.O. Box 7272, Norman, OK 73070, barring you and all persons claiming by, attor­ney’s fee, $475.00 for abstracting, TAKE NOTICE that you have been Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. filed in the District Court of Oklahoma through or under you from ever setting (CV11867781) advances for taxes, insurance and prop­ sued by WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., Said hearing shall be held before County, a Petition for Summary Admin­ up or asserting any right, title, equity or NOTICE BY PUBLICATION erty preservation, and the costs of this and that you must answer the Petition of Administrative Law Judge Michael istration Pursuant to 58 O.S. section interest in and to said real estate Case No. CJ‑2019‑4559 action, and ordering said property sold said Plaintiff on file in said cause on or 246, and for his Appointment as Egan, Judge of the Court. adverse to the right and title of the Judge Thomas E. Prince to satisfy said judgment, and forever Persons or entities having any claim before April 27, 2020, or the Executor of the Estate of PEGGY purchaser at said foreclosure sale, and IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF barring you and all persons claiming by, allegations of said Petition will be taken WRAY., Deceased. or claims to make in the matter shall for such other and further relief to OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF through or under you from ever setting appear and present said claim or claims as true and judgment rendered against The Petitioner has alleged that which it may be entitled. OKLAHOMA up or asserting any right, title, equity or you, awarding the Plaintiff a first PEGGY WRAY died testate on the or forever be barred thereafter. WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFI­ BANK OF AMERICA, N.A., interest in and to said real estate Respectfully submitted, mortgage lien upon the following 30th day of January, 2020, while a resi­ CIAL SEAL this 19th day of February, Plaintiff, v. SHANTA R. adverse to the right and title of the described real estate situate in dent of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma Jeffrey Cooper, OBA 16484 2020. DAVIS A/K/A SHANTA purchaser at said foreclosure sale, and Jeffrey Cooper Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: and that the Decedent’s property in the RICK WARREN DAVIS A/K/A SHANTA for such other and further relief to LOT ELEVEN (11) OF BLOCK State of Oklahoma has an estimated 415 NW 11th St. (SEAL) Court Clerk FOWLER A/K/A SHANTA R. which it may be entitled. Oklahoma City, OK 73103 TWENTY‑THREE (23) IN value of less than $200,000. By: Deputy FOWLER A/K/A SHANTA WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFI­ RAMBLING ACRES, SECTION The names and addresses of the heirs (405) 218‑9200 Shapiro & Cejda, LLC RENEA DAVIS; LESTER CIAL SEAL, this 28th day of February, (405) 218‑9299 fax 3, AN ADDITION TO and devisees are set forth in the Petition 770 NE 63rd St VERNAL FOWLER, JR; 2020. OKLAHOMA CITY, as follows: Attorney for Claimant Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 JOHN DOE, OCCUPANT; RICK WARREN (2‑26, 3‑4, 3‑11‑20) OKLAHOMA COUNTY, NAME, RELATIONSHIP, (405) 848‑1819 STATE OF OKLAHOMA EX (SEAL) Court Clerk OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING RESIDENCE File No. 19‑136106 REL OKLAHOMA TAX By: Deputy TO THE RECORDED PLAT (CV11864583) CHARLES ROBERT WRAY JR., (2‑26, 3‑4, 3‑11‑20) COMMISSION; AND Shapiro & Cejda, LLC THEREOF; NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Step Son, 3104 Loren Drive Moore, OK UNITED STATES OF 770 NE 63rd St for the sum of $90,601.75, with interest, Case No. CS‑2019‑1538 73160 (CV11866709) AMERICA EX REL Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 and the further sum of $550.00 for IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND Donna June Wray (now: Gill), Step NOTICE BY PUBLICATION DEPARTMENT OF (405) 848‑1819 abstracting expense, with interest FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE Daughter, 824 S. 13th Street Chickasha, Case No. CJ‑2019‑6995 HOUSING AND URBAN File No. 19‑136095 thereon until paid; examination OF OKLAHOMA OK 73018 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF DEVELOPMENT (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) expenses of $300.00 with interest per OKLAHOMA SPINE Hubert Rupert Stansfield, Jr., OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF Defendant(s). annum thereon, until paid; and the HOSPITAL, Plaintiff, vs. Biological Son, 31 Emma Lane Colum­ OKLAHOMA THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA, TO: (CV11867825) further sum of a reasonable amount, ANALILIA H. LOPEZ, biana, AL 35051 F.E.R.S. COMPANY, INC, Lester Vernal Fowler, Jr, if living or if ALIAS NOTICE BY attorney’s fee, and the costs of said suit Defendant. Robert Lester Wray, Adopted Son, Plaintiff, vs, DAVID W. dead, and to said Defendant(s)’ PUBLICATION and foreclosing said mortgage lien and ANALILIA H. LOPEZ, YOU ARE 123 County Street 2750 Minco, OK ANDERSON Defendant, unknown successors, if any. CJ‑2020‑10 your interest in the subject property and HEREBY NOTIFIED that you have 73059 STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: DAVID TAKE NOTICE that you have been IN THE DISTRICT COURT WITHIN ordering said property sold with or been sued by OKLAHOMA SPINE Bobbie Easter Claybourn ‑ W. ANDERSON sued by Bank of America, N.A., in the AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY without appraisement as plaintiff shall Stansfield, Biological Daughter, 1204 HOSPITAL and you must answer Plain­ TAKE NOTICE that you have been District Court of Oklahoma County, STATE OF OKLAHOMA tiff’s Petition on or before the 1st day of elect at the time judgment is rendered, Yuhoma Drive Yukon, OK 73099 sued in the above named Court and State of Oklahoma, and that you must KONDAUR CAPITAL all of which you will take due notice. Janet Fay Stansfield (now: Dodd), May, 2020 or a money judgment in the numbered cause for filing an invalid answer the Petition on or before April CORPORATION, NOT IN amount of $3,960.00 plus interest and WITNESS my hand and official seal Biological Daughter, 11914 Brook mechanic’s lien and you must answer 29, 2020, or the allegations of said Peti­ ITS INDIVIDUAL this 3rd day of March, 2020. Valley Cr. Apt. C Balch Springs, TX attorneys fees will be rendered accord­ the Petition filed herein on or before the tion will be taken as true and judgement CAPACITY BUT SOLELY IN ingly. RICK WARREN 75180 22nd day of April, 2020, or the rendered against you awarding Plaintiff ITS CAPACITY AS (SEAL) Court Clerk In an Order for Combined Notice Dated this 21st day of February, Petition will be taken as true and a first lien upon the following described SEPARATE TRUSTEE OF 2020. By: Deputy Court Clerk and Order Appointing Personal Repre­ Plaintiff will be granted judgment as real estate, situated in Oklahoma MATAWIN VENTURES MAEGAN WHELCHEL 33303 sentative entered on the 9th day of RICK WARREN prayed. County, State of Oklahoma, to‑wit: TRUST SERIES 2019‑3, Plain­ (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY LAMUN MOCK CUNNYNGHAM & March, 2020, the Court found that it Given under my hand and seal this LOT TWENTY‑SEVEN (27), tiff, vs. CASSANDRA M. DAVIS, P.C. should dispense with the regular estate DISTRICT COURT CLERK 28th day of February, 2020 TWENTY‑EIGHT (28), AND FLENOY, SPOUSE OF By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK Attorneys for Plaintiff proceedings prescribed by law and Rick Warren TWENTY‑NINE (29), IN CASSANDRA M. FLENOY, 5613 North Classen Boulevard order notice to creditors and issue an Approved by: (SEAL) COURT CLERK BLOCK TWO (2), OF IF MARRIED, Kristin Blue Fisher, OBA #15898 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma order for hearing upon the Petition for By: Deputy Court Clerk CENTRAL VIEW HEIGHTS NORTHWEST, INC. D/B/A 73118‑1295 Summary Administration and the final Timothy A. Fisher, OBA #15899 Jon R. Vittitow, OBA #14829 ADDITION, TO OKLAHOMA GRACE LIVING CENTER ‑ Fisher & Fisher (405) 840‑5900 accounting and petition for THE METRO LAW FIRM, PLLC CITY, OKLAHOMA COUNTY, NORTHWEST OKC, OCCU­ (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) determination of heirs, devisees and 8177 S Harvard Ave., #333 5350 S. Western Avenue, Suite 218 ACCORDING TO THE PANT 1 (REAL NAME legatees and distribution. Tulsa, OK 74137‑1612 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73109 RECORDED PLAT THEREOF. UNKNOWN) , OCCUPANT 2 (CV11867835) Pursuant to the Order for Combined Telephone 918‑488‑9191 (405) 757‑0050 PROPERTY ADDRESS: 1022 (REAL NAME UNKNOWN) NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Notice and Order Approving Executor, [email protected] (405) 757‑0051 Fax N.W. 100th Street, Oklahoma Defendants. Case No. CJ‑2018‑1745 all creditors having claims against (2‑26, 3‑4, 3‑11‑20) [email protected] City, OK 73114 THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Judge PEGGY WRAY, Deceased, are Attorney for Plaintiff for the sum of $59,684.50, with interest CASSANDRA M. FLENOY, IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND required to present the same with a (CV11864585) (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) from March 1, 2019, at 4.625 percent WHETHER LIVING OR DEAD, AND FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE description of all security interests and NOTICE BY PUBLICATION per annum, together with a reasonable IF DEAD, HIS/HER UNKNOWN OF OKLAHOMA other collateral (if any) held by each Case No. CS‑2018‑6244 (CV11867766) attorney’s fee, for abstracting, advances SUCCESSORS, IF ANY, SPOUSE OF U.S. BANK NATIONAL creditor with respect to such claim, to IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND NOTICE OF UNITED STATES for taxes, insurance and property pres­ CASSANDRA M. FLENOY, IF ASSOCIATION; Plaintiff, vs. CHARLES ROBERT WRAY, JR., FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE MARSHAL’S SALE ervation, and the costs of this action, MARRIED, WHETHER LIVING OR COURTNEY TREANOR; et Executor, at the law office of AI Silkey, OF OKLAHOMA TO: KEISHA LYNNELL STEPHENS; and ordering said property sold to DEAD, AND IF DEAD, HIS/HER al. Defendants. Silkey Law Offices, P.C., P.O. Box KEY HEALTH INSTITUTE OKLAHOMA COUNTY satisfy said judgment, and forever UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, IF ANY THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO 727, Norman, OK 73070, not less than EDMOND, LLC, Plaintiff, vs. TREASURER; and BOARD OF barring you and all persons claiming by, TAKE NOTICE that you have been COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY thirty (30) days following the granting JOHN W. BUTKUS, COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF through or under you from ever setting sued by KONDAUR CAPITAL INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL of the order admitting the petition and Defendant. OKLAHOMA COUNTY up or asserting any right, title, equity or CORPORATION, NOT IN ITS INDI­ BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. combined notice, or the same will JOHN W. BUTKUS, YOU ARE NOTICE IS GIVEN: interest in and to said real estate VIDUAL CAPACITY BUT SOLELY THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: forever barred. Your presentment date HEREBY NOTIFIED that you have On May 7, 2020, at 12:00 o’clock adverse to the right and title of the IN ITS CAPACITY AS SEPARATE for filing creditors’ claims is set for the been sued by KEY HEALTH p.m., at the main entrance of the purchaser at said foreclosure sale, and TRUSTEE OF MATAWIN COURTNEY TREANOR; SPOUSE 20th day of April, 2020. INSTITUTE EDMOND, LLC and you Oklahoma County Courthouse, 321 for such other and further relief to VENTURES TRUST SERIES 2019‑3, OF COURTNEY TREANOR, IF Notice is hereby given that a hearing must answer Plaintiff’s Petition on or Park Avenue, East Side Entrance by which it may be entitled. and that you must answer the Petition of MARRIED, IF LIVING, AND IF will be held on the 12th day of May, before the 1st day of May, 2020 or a Harvey Avenue, Oklahoma City, WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFI­ said Plaintiff on file in said cause on or DECEASED, THEIR HEIRS, 2020, at 9:00 o’clock a.m. in the Court­ money judgment in the amount of Oklahoma, the United States Marshal CIAL SEAL, this 28th day of February, before April 23, 2020, or the PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES, room of the Honorable Welch, Judge of $2,665.00 plus interest and attorneys for the Western District of Oklahoma 2020. allegations of said Petition will be taken DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, the District Court, Oklahoma County fees will be rendered accordingly. will offer and sell, without RICK WARREN as true and judgment rendered against SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS AND Courthouse, located at 321 Park Dated this 18th day of February, appraisement, for cash, at public (SEAL) Court Clerk you, awarding the Plaintiff a first THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS Avenue, Oklahoma City, OK. At the 2020. auction, to the highest and best bidder, By: Deputy mortgage lien upon the following GREETINGS: hearing, the Court will decide whether RICK WARREN the following real estate: Shapiro & Cejda, LLC described real estate situate in You are hereby notified that you to approve the Petition for Summary (SEAL) OKLAHOMA COUNTY THE FOLLOWING 770 NE 63rd St Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, to‑wit: have been sued by Plaintiff in the above Administration and the final account DISTRICT COURT CLERK DESCRIBED REAL ESTATE, Oklahoma City, OK 73105‑6431 LOT TWENTY‑FIVE (25), OF cause in the District Court of Oklahoma and determination of heirs, devisees and By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK SITUATED IN THE CITY OF (405) 848‑1819 BLOCK NINE (9), IN STEVE County, Oklahoma, entitled U.S. Bank legatees and distribution of the Approved by: OKLAHOMA CITY, COUNTY File No. 19‑135434 PENNINGTON NINTH National Association, Plaintiff v. Petitioner. Kristin Blue Fisher, OBA #15898 OF OKLAHOMA, STATE OF (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) ADDITION, AN ADDITION Courtney Treanor, et al., Defendants, You are hereby advised that you may Timothy A. Fisher, OBA #15899 OKLAHOMA, TO‑WIT: TO OKLAHOMA CITY, and that you must answer the Petition of file objections to the Petition for Fisher & Fisher LOT 2 AND THE EAST 15 (CV11867786) OKLAHOMA COUNTY, said Plaintiff on or before the 5th day Summary Administration and the final 8177 S Harvard Ave., #333 FEET OF LOT 3, IN BLOCK NOTICE BY PUBLICATION OKLAHOMA, ACCORDING of May, 2020, or the allegations of said account and petition for determination Tulsa, OK 74137‑1612 (10) TEN OF LINCOLN Case No. CJ‑2020‑247 TO THE RECORDED PLAT Petition will be taken as true and a judg­ heirs, devisees and legatees and distri­ Telephone 918‑488‑9191 TERRACE ADDITION, OKLA­ Judge Susan C. Stallings THEREOF; ment will be entered for the sums due bution at any time before the hearing [email protected] HOMA COUNTY, STATE OF IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF for the sum of $72,003.69, with interest, under the Note and Mortgage which are and send a copy to the Petitioner in care (2‑26, 3‑4, 3‑11‑20) OKLAHOMA, AS RECORDED OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF and the further sum of $0 for abstracting the subject of said suit in the amount of of his attorney, AI Silkey, Silkey Law IN THE OFFICE OF THE OKLAHOMA expense, with interest thereon until $127,396.63 with interest, attorney fees Offices, P.C., P.O. Box 727, Norman, (CV11864658) OKLAHOMA COUNTY WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., paid; examination expenses of $0 with and all costs and a Decree ordering Ok. 73070, or you will be deemed to NOTICE BY PUBLICATION CLERK. Plaintiff, v. JOHN W. interest per annum thereon, until paid; foreclosure of said Mortgage, barring have waived any objections. If you have Case No. CJ‑2020‑249 More commonly known as: 622 NE DAVIDSON A/K/A JOHN and the further sum of a reasonable your interest in the following described no objections, you need not appear at IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF 19TH STREET, OKLAHOMA CITY, DAVIDSON A/K/A JOHN amount, attorney’s fee, and the costs of real property: the hearing or make any filings with the OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF OK 73105 WAYNE DAVIDSON, said suit and foreclosing said mortgage A part of Lot Twelve (12), being Court. OKLAHOMA with all buildings and improvements DECEASED; MYRNA J. lien and your interest in the subject more particularly described as If an objection is filed before the WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., thereon, subject to unpaid taxes, if any. DAVIDSON A/K/A MYRNA property and ordering said property sold follows: Beginning at the North­ hearing, the Court will determine at the Plaintiff, v. RYAN CHRISTO­ The successful bidder will be required DAVIDSON A/K/A MYRNA with or without appraisement as plaintiff west corner of Lot 12; thence hearing whether the summary PHER SIPE A/K/A RYAN C. to post a non‑refundable deposit equal L. DAVIDSON; SPOUSE, IF shall elect at the time judgment is East along the North line of Lot proceedings are appropriate and, if so, SIPE A/K/A RYAN SIPE; to ten percent (10%) of the amount of ANY, OF MYRNA J. rendered, all of which you will take due 12 a distance of 12 feet 5 inches; whether the Estate will be distributed SPOUSE, IF ANY, OF RYAN the bid for the property by Close of DAVIDSON; SHERRI L. notice. Continued on next page LPXLP 10B « March 11, 2020 « The Journal Record « journalrecord.com

the subject of said suit in the amount of known as 637 Old English Road, have been sued by Plaintiff in the above public sale of these items will begin at ‑ rahmoeller, nikolaus ‑ 1000 Thousand $76,192.68 with interest, attorney fees Edmond, OK 73003 (the cause in the District Court of Oklahoma 08:45 AM and continue until all units Oaks Dr Apt 147, Oklahoma City, OK, Civil and all costs and a Decree ordering “Property”) County, Oklahoma, entitled Bayview are sold. 73127‑4833; P008 Boat ‑ Pittman, foreclosure of said Mortgage, barring DATED this 3rd day of March, Loan Servicing, LLC, a Delaware PUBLIC STORAGE # 24307, 7220 James ‑ 2327 N Thompkins Ave Apt your interest in the following described 2020. Limited Liability Company, Plaintiff v. W Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK O2, Bethany, OK, 73008‑5319 thence Southwesterly to a point real property: RICK WARREN Laura A. Wright and Roy Wright, et al., 73127, (405) 294‑5079 Time: 08:45 PUBLIC STORAGE # 24129, 5016 on the South line of said Lot 12, Lot Sixteen (16), in Block Eight (SEAL) Court Clerk Defendants, and that you must answer AM B023 ‑ Wadlow, Shaun ‑ 2613 SW W Reno Ave, Oklahoma City, OK which point is 9 feet 3 inches (8), in ANDY’S SUBDIVISION By: Deputy Clerk the Petition of said Plaintiff on or before 63rd St, Oklahoma City, OK, 73127, (405) 292‑4790 Time: 09:00 East of the Southwest corner of to Bethany, Oklahoma County, KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS the 5th day of May, 2020, or the alle­ 73159‑1715; C015 ‑ Johnson, Amy ‑ AM B214 ‑ Prince, April ‑ 7529 NW Lot 12; thence West along the Oklahoma, according to the A Professional Corporation gations of said Petition will be taken as 6216 NW 35th St, Bethany, OK, 6th St Apt 142, Oklahoma City, OK, South line of Lot 12 a distance of recorded plat thereof, commonly K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 true and a judgment will be entered for 73008‑4241; C050 ‑ Wilson, Stephani ‑ 73127‑7530; B240 ‑ Kimberlin, Mike ‑ 9 feet 3 inches; thence North known as 6607 Northwest 27th Triad Center I, Suite 550 the sums due under the Note and Mort­ 4132 NW 36th St, Oklahoma City, OK, 820 N Classen Blvd, Oklahoma City, along the West line of Lot 12 to Street, Bethany, OK 73008 (the 7666 East 61st Street gage which are the subject of said suit 73112‑2980; C076 ‑ McDonald, Leah ‑ OK, 73106‑7224; C307 ‑ Fellers, Jarrid the point or place of beginning, in “Property”) Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 in the amount of $18,540.17 with 600 Cherryvale Rd, Edmond, OK, ‑ PO Box 270612, Oklahoma City, OK, Block One (1), of CROSBY DATED this 3rd day of March, Telephone (918) 254‑0626 interest, attorney fees and all costs and 73003‑3919; D020 ‑ Caywood, Jeffrey 73137‑0612; C320 ‑ Snyder, Ben ‑ RICHLAND HILL ADDITION, 2020. Facsimile (918) 254‑7915 a Decree ordering foreclosure of said ‑ 800 N Meridian Ave Apt A303, Okla­ 2516 NW 41st St, Oklahoma City, OK, Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, RICK WARREN E‑mail: [email protected] Mortgage, barring your interest in the homa City, OK, 73107‑5765; E024 ‑ 73112‑3733; D430 ‑ Williams, carla ‑ according to the recorded Plat (SEAL) Court Clerk ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF following described real property: Webster, Tony ‑ 3600 S Walker Ave PO Box 264, Coweta, OK, 74429‑0264; thereof. By: Deputy Clerk (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) Lot Three, of Block Four, in Apt 2, Oklahoma City, OK, E522 ‑ Vickery, Brandon ‑ 1104 County AND KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS MCGREGOR HEIGHTS 73109‑6642; E033 ‑ Williams, Micha ‑ Street 2955, Tuttle, OK, 73089‑3108; Lot Thirteen (13), LESS AND A Professional Corporation (CV11867849) ADDI ­TION, in Midwest City, 1908 S Jensen Ave, El Reno, OK, F033 ‑ Davis, Taylor ‑ 309 Caraway EXCEPT: A strip of land off of K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Oklahoma County Oklahoma, 73036‑5652; E047 ‑ Hendricks, Ln., Norman, OK, 73099; F044 ‑ Nix, the West side thereof, being more Triad Center I, Suite 550 Case No. CJ‑2020‑7 according to the recorded Plat Christina ‑ 600 N Council Rd Apt 2, Brittany ‑ 5612 Woodbrier Dr, Warr particularly described as follows: 7666 East 61st Street Judge Andrews, Don thereof, commonly known as Oklahoma City, OK, 73127‑4962; F002 Acres, OK, 73122‑2215; G929 ‑ Beginning at the Northwest Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND 1612 McGregor Drive, Midwest ‑ Farmer, Cotis ‑ 4317 NW 20th St, Molina, Bianner ‑ 8621 NW 114th St, corner of Lot 13; thence East Telephone (918) 254‑0626 FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE City, OK 73130 (the “Property”) Oklahoma City, OK, 73107‑3605; F003 Oklahoma City, OK, 73162‑2236; H810 12.5 feet; thence Southwesterly Facsimile (918) 254‑7915 OF OKLAHOMA DATED this 3rd day of March, ‑ Sellers, Willie ‑ 8101 Joy Rd, ‑ Watson, Danny ‑ 2124 NW 47th St to a point on the South line of E‑mail: [email protected] CITIMORTGAGE, INC.; 2020. Spencer, OK, 73084‑6632; F010 ‑ Apt 703, Oklahoma City, OK, said Lot 13, which point is 9 feet ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Plaintiff, vs. THE HEIRS, RICK WARREN Sandoval, Lurenzo ‑ 2404 SW 31st St, 73112‑8946; J705 ‑ Parsons, Denise ‑ 3 inches East of the Southwest (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) PERSONAL REPRESENT­ (SEAL) Court Clerk Oklahoma City, OK, 73119‑2012; 6018 NW 23rd St Apt 8, Oklahoma corner of Lot 13; thence West ATIVES, DEVISEES, By: Deputy Clerk G063 ‑ Taylor, Erleen ‑ 14616 Pony City, OK, 73127‑1297; J742 ‑ Tolliver, along the South line of Lot 13 a (JV11867842) TRUSTEES, SUCCESSORS KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS Rd, Oklahoma City, OK, 73134‑1705; Aaliyah ‑ 2513 W Glenhaven Dr, distance of 9 feet 3 inches to the SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY AND ASSIGNS OF A Professional Corporation G064 ‑ Lopez, Elena ‑ 416 NW 87th St, Midwest City, OK, 73110‑4405; K647 ‑ West line of Lot 13; thence North PUBLICATION NOTICE LEONARD ALLEN K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 Oklahoma City, OK, 73114‑3424; H011 Hoenike, Aaron ‑ 2024 Andover Ct, along the West line of Lot 13 to CASE NO: FD‑2020‑112 MATTOCKS, DECEASED, Triad Center I, Suite 550 ‑ Pondamali, Rajesh ‑ 16576 Westgate Oklahoma City, OK, 73120‑1108; the point or place of beginning, in IN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR AND THE UNKNOWN 7666 East 61st Street Dr, Yukon, OK, 73099‑0803; H028 ‑ M215 ‑ Mena, Marco ‑ 10715 Block One (1), of CROSBY CANADIAN COUNTY STATE OF SUCCESSORS; et al. Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 Oliphant, Thomasina ‑ 701 White Spar Mabelvale West Rd Unit 12, RICHLAND HILL ADDITION, OKLAHOMA Defendants. Telephone (918) 254‑0626 Rd Apt 111, Prescott, AZ, 86303‑4685; Mabelvale, AR, 72103‑1801; M222 ‑ Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, IN THE MATTER OF THE THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO Facsimile (918) 254‑7915 H058 ‑ Allen, Lakisha ‑ 218 S St SE, Thompson, Gwen ‑ 1320 N Rockwell according to the recorded Plat MARRIAGE OF: Daisy COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY E‑mail: [email protected] Ardmore, OK, 73401‑8143; I010 ‑ Ave Apt G, Oklahoma City, OK, thereof, commonly known as Laressa Gramajo Ordonez INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF Mccolski, Misti ‑ 1627 N Klein Ave, 73127‑3355; P019 Vehicle ‑ Thomas, 6001 SE 8th Street, Midwest Petitioner, and Antonio De BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) Oklahoma City, OK, 73106‑4416; J028 Michael ‑ 9210 N MacArthur Blvd Apt City, OK 73110 (the “Property”) Jesus Muniz Aguilar THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: ‑ Ware, Kia ‑ 4824 Walford Rd Apt A, Oklahoma City, OK, 73132‑2445; DATED this 3rd day of March, Respondent. THE HEIRS, PERSONAL REPRE­ 205, Cleveland, OH, 44128‑5164; J052 P022 Vehicle ‑ Chilton, Michael ‑ 6552 2020. STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: Antonio SENTATIVES, DEVISEES, ‑ Young, Robert ‑ 1004 S Pennsylvania N Meridian Ave Apt 107, Oklahoma RICK WARREN De Jesus Muniz Aguilar TAKE TRUSTEES, SUCCESSORS AND Name Change Ave, Oklahoma City, OK, 73108‑2809; City, OK, 73116‑1409 (SEAL) Court Clerk NOTICE that you have been sued for ASSIGNS OF LEONARD ALLEN J053 ‑ Callahan, Dejuan ‑ 1200 N Carol PUBLIC STORAGE # 24532, 2120 (MS11870622) By: Deputy Clerk dissolution of marriage in the District MATTOCKS, DECEASED, AND THE Ln, Oklahoma City, OK, 73127‑4325; NW 40th St, Oklahoma City, OK NOTICE OF HEARING ON KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS Court of Canadian County, State of UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS, IF J055 ‑ Johnson, Caroline ‑ 1800 N 73112, (405) 367‑0557 Time: 09:15 CHANGE ON PETITION TO A Professional Corporation Oklahoma, Case No. FD‑2020‑112, LIVING, AND IF DECEASED, THEIR Rockwell Ave, Bethany, OK, AM A003 ‑ Piersall, Dale ‑ 109 CHANGE NAME K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 STYLED In Re Marriage of Daisy HEIRS, PERSONAL REPRESENTA­ 73008‑6178; K028 ‑ Morgan, Darcene ‑ seconds 39, Oklahoma City, OK, CV‑2020‑574 Triad Center I, Suite 550 Laressa Gramajo Ordonez, Petitioner, TIVES, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, 2495 County Road 1230, Blanchard, 73129; C006 ‑ Lee, April ‑ 1207 NW DISTRICT COURT OF OKLAHOMA 7666 East 61st Street and Antonio De Jesus Muniz Aguilar, SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS AND OK, 73010‑3043; K045 ‑ Riley, Cordell 26th st, Oklahoma City, OK, 73118; Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA Respondent. The action alleges that the THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS ‑ 1252 SW 74th St, Apt 214, Oklahoma D001 ‑ Schoech, Martin ‑ 1117 NW Telephone (918) 254‑0626 IN RE: The name of: Diana Petitioner is entitled to a Decree of GREETINGS: City, OK, 73139‑2232; K052 ‑ Hogg, 46th St, Oklahoma City, OK, Facsimile (918) 254‑7915 Maria Longoria Dissolution of Marriage from you based You are hereby notified that you Christopher ‑ 500 Greenvale Rd, 73118‑5227; D009 ‑ Tillis, Rhonda ‑ E‑mail: [email protected] TO: All interested parties. on the ground of incompatibility and for have been sued by Plaintiff in the above Oklahoma City, OK, 73127‑5132; K056 Continued on next page ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF abandonment. cause in the District Court of Oklahoma Take notice that Diana Maria (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) You are notified that you must County, Oklahoma, entitled Longoya has petitioned to change answer the Petition filed by the CitiMortgage, Inc., Plaintiff v. Leonard his/her name to Diana Maria Longoria. (CV11867836) Petitioner on or before the 1st day of Allen Mattocks and Jo Ann Mattocks, A Hearing on said petition is set for NOTICE OF HEARING June, 2020, or the allegations contained et al., Defendants, and that you must 2:00 o’clock P.M. on the 30th day of Miscellaneous CASE NO.: CV‑2020·331 in the Petition will be taken as true and answer the Petition of said Plaintiff on April, 2020, before Judge Truong at (MS11870413) HONORABLE JUDGE TRUONG judgment will be entered against you or before the 5th day of May, 2020, or 2:00 o’clock in his/her courtroom in the IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF and in favor of Petitioner as prayed for the allegations of said Petition will be Oklahoma County Courthouse. Should OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE OF in his Petition. taken as true and a judgment will be you know of some reason why this OKLAHOMA Given under my hand and seal this entered for the sums due under the Note change of name should not be allowed IN RE THE MATTER OF 2nd day of March, 2020. and Mortgage which are the subject of you must file a written protest in the THE NAME CHANGE OF: Marie Hirst said suit in the amount of $97,009.88 above styled and numbered cause prior TAYLOR MATTHEW (SEAL) Court Clerk with interest, attorney fees and all costs to the above date with the Clerk of this WILSON. Canadia County Oklahoma and a Decree ordering foreclosure of Court. Should you fail to do so, the peti­ On this 25th day of February 2020, By; Deputy said Mortgage, barring your interest in tion for change of name will be granted upon the request of Petitioner, Brett Approved: the following described real property: as prayed. Wilson, to set a hearing date in the Daisy Laressa Gramajo Ordonez Lot Six (6), in Block Two (2), of RICK WARREN above‑styled and numbered cause on Petitioner Pro Se HIDDEN CREEK ESTATES, (SEAL) Court Clerk the Petition for Name Change, this 9304 SW 25th Street Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, as By: DEPUTY matter is set for hearing on the 30tb day Oklahoma City, OK 73128 shown by the recorded plat APPROVED: of April, 2020, at 2:00PM in the (405) 990‑5463 thereof, commonly known as 432 Diana Maria Longoria Courtroom of the Honorable Judge (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) Hidden Creek Way, Del City, 330 SW 42nd St. Truong, in the Oklahoma County Court­ OK 73115 (the “Property”) Oklahoma City OK 73109 house, Oklahoma, Oklahoma. You may (CV11867845) DATED this 3rd day of March, (405) 492‑5514 appear and show cause why the relief NOTICE BY PUBLICATION 2020. (3‑11‑20) requested by Petitioner, pursuant to the Case No. CJ‑2019‑5785 RICK WARREN terms of Oklahoma State Statutes herein Judge Andrews, Don (SEAL) Court Clerk (MS11870703) should not be granted. IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND By: Deputy Clerk NOTICE OF HEARING ON Submitted 3‑2‑2020. FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE KIVELL, RAYMENT AND FRANCIS PETITION FOR CHANGE OF Julie Kelley, OBA #22196 OF OKLAHOMA A Professional Corporation NAME P O Box 3094 U.S. BANK NATIONAL K. Renee’ Davis, OBA #15161 CV‑19‑816 Edmond, Oklahoma 73083 ASSOCIATION; Plaintiff, vs. Triad Center I, Suite 550 IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND 405 888 5333 DAVID MAYO, JR. A/K/A 7666 East 61st Street FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE 866 531 5443 DAVID A. MAYO, JR., A/K/A Tulsa, Oklahoma 74133 OF OKLAHOMA Attorney for Petitioner DAVID ANTHONY MAYO, Telephone (918) 254‑0626 IN RE THE NAME OF Lucy (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) JR.; et al. Defendants. Facsimile (918) 254‑7915 Rae Seymour, a minor child. THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO E‑mail: [email protected] NOTICE is hereby given that peti­ (CV11867839) COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF tioners, Karlie Seymour and Ryan NOTICE BY PUBLICATION INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) Coleman, have filed a Petition for Case No. CJ‑2020‑172 BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. Change of Name for their minor child Judge THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: (CV11867877) Lucy Rae Seymour in the District Court IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND DAVID MAYO, JR. A/K/A DAVID A. NOTICE BY PUBLICATION of Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE MAYO, JR., A/K/A DAVID Case No. CJ‑2020‑282 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED BY OF OKLAHOMA ANTHONY MAYO, JR.; JENNIFER Judge THE COURT that the Application will U.S. BANK NATIONAL RENE DEAR; OCCUPANTS OF THE IN THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND be heard by the District Court of ASSOCIATION; Plaintiff, vs. PREMISES OF 637 OLD ENGLISH FOR OKLAHOMA COUNTY STATE Oklahoma County at 2:30 o’clock p.m. SARAH L. POWELL; et al. ROAD, EDMOND, OK 73003, IF OF OKLAHOMA on the 28th day of May, at the County Defendants. LIVING, AND IF DECEASED, THEIR BAYVIEW LOAN Courthouse, Room 359, located in THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO HEIRS, PERSONAL REPRESENTA­ SERVICING, LLC, A DELA­ Oklahoma City, Oklahoma County, COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY TIVES, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, WARE LIMITED LIABILITY Oklahoma. INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS AND COMPANY; Plaintiff, vs. THE Any person may file a written protest BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS HEIRS, PERSONAL REPRE­ in the case prior to the date set for the THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: GREETINGS: SENTATIVES, DEVISEES, hearing. SARAH L. POWELL A/K/A SARAH You are hereby notified that you TRUSTEES, SUCCESSORS RICK WARREN L. POWEL; SPOUSE OF SARAH L. have been sued by Plaintiff in the above AND ASSIGNS OF LAURA A. (SEAL) COURT CLERK OF POWELL A/K/A SARAH L. POWEL, cause in the District Court of Oklahoma WRIGHT A/K/A LAURA E. OKLAHOMA COUNTY IF MARRIED, IF LIVING, AND IF County, Oklahoma, entitled U.S. Bank WRIGHT F/K/A LAURA E. By: DEPUTY COURT CLERK DECEASED, THEIR HEIRS, National Association, Plaintiff v. David FELDER, DECEASED; et al. Daniel P. McClure Jr. OBA #33762 PERSONAL REPRESENTATIVES, Mayo, Jr., et al., Defendants, and that Defendants. 700 S 8th St. #181 DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, you must answer the Petition of said THIS IS AN ATTEMPT TO McLoud, OK, 74851 SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS AND Plaintiff on or before the 5th day of COLLECT A DEBT AND ANY Telephone (405) 919‑5730 THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS May, 2020, or the allegations of said INFORMATION OBTAINED WILL ATTORNEY FOR PETITIONER GREETINGS: Petition will be taken as true and a judg­ BE USED FOR THAT PURPOSE. (3‑11‑20) You are hereby notified that you ment will be entered for the sums due THE STATE OF OKLAHOMA TO: have been sued by Plaintiff in the above under the Note and Mortgage which are THE HEIRS, PERSONAL REPRE­ cause in the District Court of Oklahoma the subject of said suit in the amount of SENTATIVES, DEVISEES, County, Oklahoma, entitled U.S. Bank $167,824.90 with interest, attorney fees TRUSTEES, SUCCESSORS AND Storage Auction National Association, Plaintiff v. Sarah and all costs and a Decree ordering ASSIGNS OF LAURA A. WRIGHT L. Powell, et al., Defendants, and that foreclosure of said Mortgage, barring A/K/A LAURA E. WRIGHT F/K/A (MS11870725) you must answer the Petition of said your interest in the following described LAURA E. FELDER, DECEASED, IF NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Plaintiff on or before the 5th day of real property: LIVING, AND IF DECEASED, THEIR To satisfy the owner’s storage lien, May, 2020, or the allegations of said Lot Ten (10), in Block Ten (10), HEIRS, PERSONAL REPRESENTA­ PS Orange Co. Inc. will sell at public Petition will be taken as true and a judg­ of CHISHOLM LAKE TIVES, DEVISEES, TRUSTEES, lien sale on March 26, 2020, the ment will be entered for the sums due ADDITION SECTION II, to SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS AND personal property in the below‑listed under the Note and Mortgage which are Edmond, Oklahoma County, THE UNKNOWN SUCCESSORS units, which may include but are not Oklahoma, according to the GREETINGS: limited to: household and personal recorded Plat thereof, commonly You are hereby notified that you items, office and other equipment. The (3‑11, 3‑18‑20) LPXLP journalrecord.com » The Journal Record » March 11, 2020» 11B

11th St, Oklahoma City, OK, Broadway Ext, Oklahoma City, OK, Edmond, OK, 73012‑5225; 0432 ‑ MICHELLE ‑ 9205 N Eagle Ln, Storage Auction 73106‑2205; C011 ‑ Holmes, Sharon ‑ 73114; N022 ‑ Miskovsky, Frank ‑ PO Gaines, Corey ‑ 640 Cristo Pass, Oklahoma City, OK, 73132‑1152; 0615 904 NE 81st St, Oklahoma City, OK, Box 21084, Oklahoma City, OK, Edmond, OK, 73025‑9001; 0500 ‑ ‑ Zuk, Dorothy ‑ 7416 NW 101st St, Miscellaneous 73114‑4006; C015 ‑ Slaughter, Patricia 73156‑1084; N024 ‑ Miskovsky, Frank Adamson, Sam ‑ 19108 Shilstone Way, Oklahoma City, OK, 73162‑4403; 0627 ‑ 10713 N Western Ave Apt B, ‑ PO Box 21084, Oklahoma City, OK, Edmond, OK, 73012; 0501 ‑ Lottie, ‑ Brown, Chelsie ‑ 6801 NW 122nd St (MS11870665) 9036 NW 79th Ter, Yukon, OK, Oklahoma City, OK, 73114‑5819; 73156‑1084; P099 ‑ Grupo Legitimo Randall ‑ 2 W Colcord Ave, Edmond, Apt 2055, Oklahoma City, OK, ANY PERSON WITH A 73099‑8819; G005 ‑ Johnson, Phyllicia D017 ‑ Peralta, Kathryn ‑ PO Box LLC Venegas, Miguel ‑ 3728 SW 42nd OK, 73003‑5261; 0509 ‑ Ortiz, Manuel 73142‑3927; 0637 ‑ Daniel‑Mims, FINANCIAL INTEREST IN THE ‑ 2101 Churchill Way, Oklahoma City, 16258, PO Box 16258, Oklahoma City, St, Oklahoma City, OK, 73119‑2832; ‑ 16316 Bandera, Edmond, OK, 73013; Darius ‑ 8521 Crestline Dr, Oklahoma FOLLOWING VEHICLE, 2003 CHEV OK, 73120‑4831; H018 ‑ lee, arlene ‑ OK, 73113‑2258; D020 ‑ Jacobs, Terril P102 vehicle ‑ Hopper, Lisa ‑ 1200 1 /2 0532 ‑ Gore, Sean ‑ 11325 Kelly Park City, OK, 73132‑1132; 0660 ‑ Nelson, 2001 W Park Pl Apt B, Oklahoma City, S10 1GCCS19X038143534 ‑ 315 E 5th St, Arcadia, OK, nw 43rd, Okc, OK, 73118; P103 rd, Edmond, OK, 73003; 0613 ‑ Ash, Becky ‑ 7813 NW 81st Street, OK, 73106‑2289; I011 ‑ Perry, Vernetta Lindsay ‑ 13848 Twin Ridge Rd, CONTACT AL @ 405‑943‑1800. 73007‑9171; D021 ‑ Jones, Christina ‑ vehicle ‑ Doolin, Jerry ‑ 930 E 53rd St Oklahoma City, OK, 73132; 0817 ‑ ‑ 632 NE 6th St, Oklahoma City, OK, Edmond, OK, 73034‑1942; 0721 ‑ PUBLIC AUCTION MARCH 26, 10704 Cruces Dr, Oklahoma City, OK, S, Muskogee, OK, 74403‑8567 Black, Frank JoAnn ‑ 12421 Fox Run 73104‑6210; L007 ‑ Pierson, Andrea ‑ 73162‑8204; E029 ‑ kevin, herrera ‑ PUBLIC STORAGE # 24531, Caddell, Ka’lynn ‑ 16417 Otter Dr, 2020 9:00 AM AT 700 N VILLA AVE Dr., Oklahoma City, OK, 73142; 1015 ‑ 1038 NW 33rd St, Oklahoma City, OK, 1441 NW 92nd St Apt 15, Oklahoma 11120 N Pennsylvania Ave, Oklahoma Edmond, OK, 73013‑1278; 0747 ‑ OKC, OK 73107 Thomas, Justin ‑ 12628 Peppertree Pl, 73118‑7251; L015 ‑ Gallear, Matthew ‑ City, OK, 73114‑1325; F023 ‑ Ward, City, OK 73120, (405) 310‑8779 Time: Campbell, Candi ‑ 14900 N (3‑11, 3‑18, 3‑25‑20) 2540 NW 34th St, Oklahoma City, OK, Steven ‑ 1301 NW 21st St, Oklahoma 09:45 AM A023 ‑ Yeager, Anita ‑ Pennsylvania Ave Apt 1615, Oklahoma Oklahoma City, OK, 73142‑2513; 1024 ‑ Wilson, Joshua ‑ 10509 Basswood 73112‑7632; M008 ‑ Hefton, Rhonda ‑ City, OK, 73106‑4019; G010 ‑ Cotton, 14300 North Pennsylvania Ave., Apt. City, OK, 73134‑5912; 0771 ‑ Griffin, (MS11870133) Canyon Rd, Oklahoma City, OK, 6608 N Western Ave, Oklahoma City, Yvonne ‑ PO Box 16129, Oklahoma 327, Oklahoma City, OK, 73134‑3408; Desmond ‑ 620 NW 178th St Apt 4E, REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL OK, 73116‑7326; P004 ‑ Palmer, Edmond, OK, 73012‑4292; 0816 ‑ 73162‑6707; 1029 ‑ Stinchcomb, Carol City, OK, 73113‑2129; I029 ‑ Ashong, A026 ‑ Ming, Leslie ‑ PO Box 1762, The City of Del City and/or Del City Lauren ‑ 12601 S Villa Ave, Oklahoma Douglas, Alycia ‑ 16613 Valderama ‑ 1834 NE 48th St, Oklahoma City, OK, Marshena ‑ 515 Oak St, Chickasha, Goleta, CA, 93116‑1762; B058 ‑ Municipal Services Authority is reques­ City, OK, 73170‑4819; S010 ‑ Shea, OK, 73018‑4908; J027 ‑ Scott, Darlene Ingram, Erin ‑ 2609 Featherstone Rd, Way, Edmond, OK, 73012‑8995; 0904 73111‑6206; 1109 ‑ Poore, Vanessa ‑ ting sealed proposals for: RFP 2103 Debra ‑ 3120 N Barnes Ave, Oklahoma ‑ 1807 Sheffield Rd, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma City, OK, 73120‑2105; ‑ Gallian, Wendy ‑ 401 Cedar Crest Dr, 7201 NW 122nd St, Oklahoma City, City, OK, 73112‑7961; U013 ‑ moore, OK, 73120‑1146; K003 ‑ See, Scott ‑ D097 ‑ Whittaker, Robin ‑ 12821 Strat­ Edmond, OK, 73003‑5145 OK, 73142‑3619; 1110 ‑ Langley, CHEMICALS allyn ‑ 7019 NW 90th St, Oklahoma 821 NE 16th St, Oklahoma City, OK, ford Dr Apt 253, Oklahoma City, OK, PUBLIC STORAGE # 26562, 2201 Alarondo ‑ 2709 NW 121st St, Documents may be obtained at no City, OK, 73132‑3527 73104‑4607; K016 ‑ russaw, kye ‑ 7518 73120‑8478; E260 ‑ Timmons, Jorita ‑ NW 192nd St, Edmond, OK 73012, Oklahoma City, OK, 73120‑6710; 1132 cost by visiting our website at PUBLIC STORAGE # 23720, 802 Agnew Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 1328 NW 99th St, Oklahoma City, OK, (405) 217‑0368 Time: 10:30 AM 0304 ‑ Steward, Monica ‑ 1421 NW 9th St, www.cityofdelcity.com, DemandStar’s W Hefner Road, Oklahoma City, OK 90045‑1006; L008 ‑ Factory, Ayesha ‑ 73114‑4908 ‑ Powell, Alicia ‑ 2000 Woodlawn Oklahoma City, OK, 73106‑4813; website at www.demandstar.com and 73114, (405) 260‑9057 Time: 09:30 824 NW 116th Ter, Oklahoma City, PUBLIC STORAGE # 26585, 1825 Avenue , Apt H3 , Guthrie, OK, 1152A ‑ Mosley, Henry ‑ 8112 NW downloading via the internet for $5.00 73044‑5763 AM A012 ‑ Murphy, Kristen ‑ PO Box OK, 73114‑7919; L024 ‑ Mccoy, E Memorial Rd, Oklahoma City, OK 105th St, Oklahoma City, OK, or hardcopy documents are available by PUBLIC STORAGE # 26584, 3745 473, Jones, OK, 73049‑0473; A014 ‑ Kathryn ‑ 10741 N Western Ave Apt B, 73131, (405) 246‑9115 Time: 10:00 73162‑4014; 1154B ‑ Thomas, calling (800) 711‑1712 or at the office leyba, autumn ‑ PO Box 14873, NW 166th St, Edmond, OK 73012, Oklahoma City, OK, 73114‑5817; AM 0E115 ‑ Hanes, Jamie ‑ 329 Reyn­ Marquita ‑ 7201 NW 122nd St Apt of the City Clerk, 3701 SE 15th Street, Oklahoma City, OK, 73113‑0873; B021 M011 ‑ Johnson, Lamonte ‑ 725 NE olds Rd., Edmond, OK, 73013; 0F105 ‑ (405) 310‑8925 Time: 10:45 AM 0845 6103, Oklahoma City, OK, 73142‑3629 ‑ Silvers, Jennifer ‑ 3908 NW 165th Cir, Del City, for $.25 per page. Proposals ‑ King, Eugene ‑ 4305 Meadowpark Dr, 32nd St, Oklahoma City, OK, Clark, Angela ‑ 702 Stonecroft Cir, Public sale terms, rules, and Edmond, OK, 73012‑2004 received more than ninety‑six (96) Midwest City, OK, 73110; B050 ‑ 73105‑7530; M021 ‑ Scott, Carla ‑ Edmond, OK, 73034‑7254; 0F115 ‑ regulations will be made available prior PUBLIC STORAGE # 26568, 6814 hours excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Crenshaw, Angela ‑ 412 Summit Ridge 9707 Walnut Hill Ln Apt 623, 9707 Ballard, Joshua ‑ 12200 Heritage Park to the sale. All sales are subject to NW 122nd St, Oklahoma City, OK holidays before the time set for opening Dr Apt 208, Oklahoma City, OK, Walnut Hill Lane, 623, Dallas, TX, Rd Apt 188, Oklahoma City, OK, cancellation. We reserve the right to 73120‑7597; 0G104 ‑ Isler, Melvin ‑ 73142, (405) 648‑4531 Time: 11:00 and Proposals received after the time set 73114‑7658; B053 ‑ Loggins, Damechia 75238‑2575; M049 ‑ Kammerdiener, refuse any bid. Payment must be in cash ‑ 900 NW 104th St, Oklahoma City, 5512 SE 89th, Oklahoma City, OK, AM 0325 ‑ Latta, Brittany ‑ 405 Morn­ Bryan ‑ 1741 Brighton Ave, Oklahoma or credit card‑no checks. Buyers must for opening will be returned unopened. OK, 73114‑5529; B054 ‑ singleton, City, OK, 73120‑1109; M054 ‑ Kemp, 73135; 0N105 ‑ Ludwig, Aaron ‑ 117 E ingside Dr, Yukon, OK, 73099‑3343; secure the units with their own personal Proposals will be opened at 10:00 AM Sherry ‑ 604 NW 96th St, Oklahoma Donald ‑ 901 Rolling Meadows Blvd, 21st St, Edmond, OK, 73013‑4335 0334 ‑ Swanson, Chris ‑ 12901 N on March 25, 2020. All documents and PUBLIC STORAGE # 26561, 640 MacArthur Blvd Apt 110, Oklahoma locks. To claim tax‑exempt status, City, OK, 73114‑6416; B058 ‑ Oklahoma City, OK, 73110‑7039; other activities are held in the Municipal NW 164th St, Edmond, OK 73013, City, OK, 73142‑3080; 0343 ‑ Umar, original RESALE certificates for each Buckner, Echelle ‑ 1315 NE 52nd St, M055 ‑ Hutton, Cornell ‑ Cornell, Building 3701 SE 15th St, Del City, OK Oklahoma City, OK, 73111‑6605; Hutton, OK, 73111; N009 ‑ Jacobs (405) 310‑7091 Time: 10:15 AM 0178 Babra ‑ 6720 Biltmore Pl, Plano, TX, space purchased is required. By PS 73115 unless otherwise specified. BB06 ‑ Reeves, Ashleigh ‑ 1833 NW Engineering Salyer, Angela ‑ 10001 N ‑ Brown, Shamere ‑ 2340 NW 197th St, 75023‑3761; 0611 ‑ JOSLIN, Orangeco, Inc., 701 Western Avenue, Glendale, CA 91201. (818) 244‑8080. Melissa Jones, City Clerk (3‑11‑20) (3‑11‑20) Miscellaneous Miscellaneous (MS11869225) (MS11869431) Miscellaneous (MS11869506)

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securities will be retained until the Section Ten (10), Thence South Friday at the office of the Oklahoma fully examine the Bidding Documents, The City of Oklahoma City and its contract is awarded. 89°49’09”East on the North line County Planning Commission, or you Addenda (if any) and the City of Trusts (“Contracting Entity”) have part­ Miscellaneous By: Keith Jones of said section a distance of may call 713‑1361 and make inquires as Oklahoma City Standard Specifications nered with BidSync, Inc. to accept bids Project Manager, 2218.79 feet, thence South to the application in question. All for Public Improvements. electronically. You are invited to submit Construction & Properties Department 00°00’00” West a distance of protests should be in the office of the a bid electronically through the BidSync (MS11870518) (3‑11, 3‑18‑20) 2151.27 feet, Thence South Oklahoma County Planning (CY11867774) system to supply the commodity SOLICITATION FOR BIDS (BID 45°00’00”West a distance of Commission by Noon, Wednesday, (Published In the Journal Record specified in the electronic bid packet. NOTICE) (MS11870544) 60.95 feet the Point of Beginning; March 18, 2020. March 4, and March 11, 2020) Sealed bids will be received by the REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL Thence North 90°00’00” West a OKLAHOMA COUNTY OKLAHOMA CITY WATER UTIL­ Contracting Entity does not provide Office of Management and Enterprise The City of Del City and/or Del City distance of 139.24 feet; Thence PLANNING COMMISSION ITIES TRUST access to a computer for electronic Services, Capital Assets Management, Municipal Services Authority is reques­ South 00°36’09”West a distance Tyler Gammon, Jr. NOTICE TO BIDDERS bidding or electronic bid submission. Construction and Properties ting sealed proposals for: RFP 2104 of 55.23 feet; Thence South Secretary Notice is hereby given that the Bidders must register in advance with Department, Will Rogers Building, POLYMERS 90°00’00”East a distance of 84.59 (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) Okla ­homa City Water Utilities Trust BidSync at https://www.bidsync.com in 2401 Lincoln Blvd. Ste. 212, Oklahoma Documents may be obtained at no feet; Thence North 45°00’00”East (“Trust”) will electronically receive and order to submit an electronic bid. City, OK 73105, up to and including the cost by visiting our website at a distance of 78.11 feet to the (MS11867612) open sealed Bids for the construction of: Contracting Entity recommends time and date indicated below. The bids www.cityofdelcity.com, DemandStar’s point of beginning. Containing February 28, 2020 Project No. WC‑0969 potential Bidders register and become will be opened and read aloud after the 6,181 sq. ft. or .14 acres, more or website at www.demandstar.com and NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE Convention Center Waterline Reloca­ familiar with the BidSync electronic time indicated. Digital copies of the downloading via the internet for $5.00 less. OKLAHOMA COUNTY tion bidding process in advance of plans and bid documents may be or hardcopy documents are available by Location: 17 Liberty Ln. (County PLANNING COMMISSION in the Office of the City Clerk, 2nd submitting a bid. There is no charge to obtained from CAP website at: calling (800) 711‑1712 or at the office Highway District #2) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Floor, Municipal Building, 200 N. https://omes.ok.gov/services/ of the City Clerk, 3701 SE 15th Street, Application of: CHARLES the Oklahoma County Planning Walker, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma the Bidder for registering or submitting construction‑and‑properties. Del City, for $.25 per page. Proposals PARKS Commission will hold a public hearing 73102, until 10:00:00 a.m., on the 25th an electronic bid to Contracting Entity Digital copies of the received more than ninety‑six (96) This notice has been sent pursuant to on Thursday, the 19th of March, 2020, day of March, 2020. Bids shall be through BidSync. Instructions on how to bid documents are on file at the hours excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Title 19 O.S. §868.5. The application at 1:30 P.M. in Room 204, County opened electronically at the above get registered to bid through BidSync Construction & Properties office and holidays before the time set for opening may be reviewed between 8:00 A.M. Office Building, 320 Robert S. Kerr, for stated time for receipt of Bids or as can be found on The City of Oklahoma are available for public inspection. and Proposals received after the time set and 5:00 P.M. during a normal working the purpose of considering approv­al/ soon thereafter as practicable. City’s website at CAP Project Number: 20220 day, or you may call 713‑1361 with any for opening will be returned unopened. denial of a Variance (VAP‑2020‑01) Bids shall be made in accordance https://www.okc.gov/departments/ Project Name: Construct Taxilanes inquiries concerning the application in Proposals will be opened at 10:00 AM to the Oklahoma County Subdivision with this Notice to Bidders and the bidding. and Partial Perimeter Fence on March 25, 2020. All documents and question. All protests should be in the Regulations in regards to permitting a Bidding Documents which are on file Bids shall be made in accordance Project Location: Carlton Landing other activities are held in the Municipal office of the Oklahoma County Planning second driveway for ingress and egress online at http://www.bidsync.com and with the Notice to Bidder, General Field Airport‑Canadian, OK Building 3701 SE 15th St, Del City, OK Commission by Noon, Wednesday, on a section line road that does not meet available for examination. Cost Estimate: $699,736.00 73115 unless otherwise specified. March 18, 2020. the minimum separation requirement of Bidders shall be prequalified in Instructions and Requirements for Using Agency: Oklahoma Melissa Jones, City Clerk OKLAHOMA COUNTY 200 feet. The property owner is accordance with City of Oklahoma City Bidders, Oklahoma Open Records Act Aeronautics Commission (3‑11‑20) PLANNING COMMISSION requesting a variance to allow a 61 foot Ordinance No. 26,061. Bidders shall be and Confidential Information, the Bid Documents Available: March Tyler Gammon, Jr. separation between driveways. The preregistered for Electronic Bidding Specifications,­ the Bid/Pricing 11, 2020 Fee to Submit Online Bid: See Planning Director following is the site description to be Process at http://bidsync.com. Agree­ment/Contract Form & Website (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) considered: Mandatory Pre‑Bid Conference: A Non‑Discrimination Statement, and the Pre‑Bid Conference: Mandatory, MiscellaneousLand Use A part of the Southeast Quarter mandatory Pre‑Bid Conference will be Anti/Non‑collusion Affidavit which are Refer to “Instructions to Bidders” in (MS11867609) (SE/4) of the Southeast Quarter held March 12, 2020, at 2:00:00 PM, at a part of the complete electronic bid Project Manual. In case of adverse (MS11867606) March 2, 2020 (SE/4) of Section Thirty‑Three the Utilities Department, 1 North packet. The Bid/Pricing Agree­ment/ weather conditions, please call March 2, 2020 NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE (33),Township Fourteen (14) Walker, Large Conference Room NOTICE OF HEARING OF THE Contract Form must be completed, 405‑521‑2112 prior to Pre‑bid OKLAHOMA COUNTY North, Range Four (4) West of 124‑125, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma OKLAHOMA COUNTY Conference. PLANNING COMMISSION the Indian Meridian, Oklahoma 73102, which is a prequalification signed and submitted electronically PLANNING COMMISSION Date and Time: 3/25/2020 at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that County, Oklahoma, said part requirement. through BidSync for the bid to be valid. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that 9:30AM the Oklahoma County Planning being more particularly described Additional information is contained Bids timely submitted electronically Location: MacArthur Associated the Oklahoma County Planning Commission will hold a public hearing as follows: with the “Assumed in the Bidding Documents. Prior to through BidSync shall be opened at the Consultants’ Conference Room, 25 NW Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, the 19th of March, 2020, Bases of Bearing” being North bidding this project, Bidders must care­ time stated above or later in the City 146th St., Edmond, OK, 73013 on Thursday, the 19th of March, 2020 at 1:30 P.M. in Room 204, County 00°00’00”East along the East line fully read the Bidding Documents (and Clerk’s Conference Room, located on Bid Opening Date: 4/7/2020 at 1:30 P.M. in Room 204, County Office Building, 320 Robert S. Kerr of the Southeast Quarter (SE/4); addenda, if any) and the City of Location: Will Rogers Building 2401 Office Building, 320 Robert S. Kerr, for the 2nd floor of the Municipal Building. Ave. for the purpose of considering Commencing at the Southeast Oklahoma City Standard Specifications N. Lincoln Blvd. Ste. 214 OKC, OK the purpose of considering approv­ The BidSync system does not allow approval/denial of the Final Plat of corner of said SE/4; Thence for Public Improvements prior to 73105 al/denial of a zoning change from bids to be submitted after the 10:00:00 Kalidy Landing, Phase 1, FP‑2020‑01. North 00°00’00”East along the bidding this project. PO Box 53448, Oklahoma City, OK AA‑Agricultural and Rural Residential a.m. deadline, on the above mentioned The applicant proposes developing a East line of the said SE/4 a 73152‑3448 ‑ Turn in bids in Suite 212 District to CL‑Urban Limited Commer­ date. There will be no exceptions to this Rural Residential Subdivision with lots distance of 521.09 feet to the Bid Opening Time: 2:00 PM cial District (Z‑2020‑01) for the purpose (CY11867778) that are a minimum of one (1) acre in Point of Beginning; Thence from policy. All bids shall remain on file at Contact Person(s): of operating a Nail Salon on a 6,181± (Published In the Journal Record size with a shared common area. If said Point of Beginning North March 4, and March 11, 2020) least 48 hours thereafter before a Consultant ‑ Sam Pappas sq.ft portion of his 5± (five) acre approved, phase 1 (one) would Pricing Agreement/Contract shall be [email protected] (405)848‑2474 property. The following is the legal 90°00’00”West a distance of OKLAHOMA CITY WATER UTIL­ encompass 40.9652 acres. The 568.31 feet; Thence North ITIES TRUST made and entered into hereon. CAP‑ Keith Jones description of the property to be consid­ following is the legal description of the [email protected] ered: 00°00’00”East a distance of NOTICE TO BIDDERS property: 383.31 feet; Thence South Notice is hereby given that the (405)521‑2145 A part of the Northwest Quarter A tract of land lying in the North­ (CY11870548) 90°00’00”East a distance of Okla ­homa City Water Utilities Trust If the bid exceeds $50,000, a of Section Ten (10), Township east Quarter (NE/4) of Section (Published in the Journal Record March 568.31 feet to a point on the East (“Trust”) will electronically receive and cashier’s check, a certified check or Eleven North, Range One (1) Eight (8), Township Eleven (11) 11, 2020) line of said SE/4; Thence South open sealed Bids for the construction of: surety bid bond in the amount of five East of the Indian Meridian, North, Range One (1) East of the NOTICE TO BIDDERS 00°00’00”West a distance of Project No. WT‑0167 percent (5%) of the total bid shall Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, Indian Meridian, Oklahoma Notice is hereby given that The City 383.31 feet to the Point of Begin­ Superscraper Modifications accompany the sealed bid of each more particularly described as County, State of Oklahoma, and ning. Draper Water Treatment Plant of Oklahoma City will receive bidder. Security checks will be returned follows: Commencing at the being more particularly described Location: 16605 N. MacArthur in the Office of the City Clerk, 2nd electronic bids at the OFFICE OF THE to all but the three lowest bidders after Northwest corner of the as follows: BEGINNING at the Blvd. (County Highway District Floor, Municipal Building, 200 N. CITY CLERK, 200 North Walker the bid opening. The three lowest bid Northwest Quarter of said northwest corner of said #3) Walker, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Northeast Quarter (NE/4); Application of: M. JEFFREY 73102, until 10:00:00 a.m., on the 25th 73102 until 10:00:00 a.m., on the 1st THENCE North 89°27’50” East, LEPAK day of March, 2020. Bids shall be along the north line of said day of April, 2020, for the following: This notice has been sent pursuant to opened electronically at the above Northeast Quarter (NE/4), a BID21708 ‑ Agriculture Chemicals, Public Notices Title 19 O.S. §868.5. The application stated time for receipt of Bids or as Fertilizers, Supplies, Blends and Soil distance of 1319.85 feet; may be reviewed between 8:00 A.M. soon thereafter as practicable. The City of Oklahoma City and its (MS11870669) THENCE South 00°12’17” East a and 5:00 P.M. during a normal working City of Midwest City Oklahoma distance of 658.22 feet; Bids shall be made in accordance Trusts have partnered with BidSync, day, or you may call 713‑1361 with any with this Notice to Bidders and the Notice of Public Hearing THENCE North 89°28’39” East a inquiries concerning the application in Inc. to accept bids electronically. You PC‑2042 distance of 182.52 feet; Bidding Documents which are on file question. All protests should be in the online at http://www.bidsync.com and are invited to submit a bid electronically Dear Property Owner: THENCE South 00°11’43” East a office of the Oklahoma County Planning through the BidSync system to supply On April 7, 2020, at or after 7:00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers at 100 available for examination. distance of 121.04 feet; Commission by Noon, Wednesday, the commodity specified in the North Midwest Blvd., the Midwest City Planning Commission will consider the Bidders shall be prequalified in THENCE South 37°21’27” West March 18, 2020. following request: accordance with City of Oklahoma City electronic bid packet. The City and its a distance of 91.34 feet; OKLAHOMA COUNTY Discussion and consideration of approval of the Madison Addition Preliminary Ordinance No. 26,061. Bidders shall be Trusts do not provide access to a THENCE South 60°14’17” West PLANNING COMMISSION Plat, described as a part of the NW 14 of Section 1, T11N, R2W and addressed as preregistered for Electronic Bidding computer for electronic bidding or elec­ a distance of 96.44 feet; Tyler Gammon, Jr. 500 and 600 Davidson and 527 and 531 Saint Paul Avenue and as shown on the THENCE South 47°34’57” West Process at http://bidsync.com. tronic bid submission. Bidders must Planning Director attached map. a distance of 210.80 feet; Mandatory Pre‑Bid Conference: A register in advance with BidSync at (3‑4, 3‑11, 3‑18‑20) On May 12, 2020, at or after 6:00 p.m., in the City Council Chambers, the City THENCE South 57°11’18” West mandatory Pre‑Bid Conference will be https://www.bidsync.com/ held March 12, 2020, at 10 a.m., at the Council of Midwest City will consider the Preliminary Plat. a distance of 94.04 feet; the‑city‑of‑oklahoma‑city in If additional information is needed, or if you have questions concerning this THENCE South 52°42’30” East a Utilities Department, 1 North Walker, Large Conference Room 124‑125, order to submit an electronic­ matter, please contact Kellie Gilles, Planning Manager, at 739‑1223 in the Midwest distance of 88.69 feet; THENCE bid. The City and its Trusts City Community Development Department. City of Oklahoma City Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102, South 38°18’43” West a distance recommend potential Bidders register Dated: March 9, 2020 of 188.94 feet; THENCE North which is a prequalification requirement. Billy D. Harless, AICP 38°40’27” West a distance of Public Notices In addition, a mandatory Pre‑Bid Site and become familiar with the BidSync Community Development Director 159.95 feet; THENCE South Visit will be held March 12, 2020 at electronic bidding process in advance of City of Midwest City, Oklahoma 64°23’20” West a distance of (CY11866712) 2:00 p.m., at the Draper Water submitting a bid. There is no charge to 32.78 feet; THENCE South (Published In the Journal Record Treatment Plant, 13700 S. Douglas the Bidder for registering or submitting 45°17’26” West a distance of March 4, and March 11, 2020) Boulevard, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma an electronic bid to the City and/or its 37.45 feet; THENCE South THE CITY OF OKLAHOMA CITY 73165, which is also a prequalification Trusts through BidSync. Instructions on requirement. Bidders are advised that, 28°28’18” West a distance of NOTICE TO BIDDERS how to get registered to bid through due to an ongoing project at the Draper 44.76 feet; THENCE South Notice is hereby given that The City BidSync can be found on The City of of Oklahoma City (“City”) will electron­ Water Treatment Plant, the front 09°38’46” West a distance of Oklahoma City’s website at 99.99 feet; THENCE South ically receive and open sealed Bids for entrance off Stanley Draper Drive and https://www.okc.gov/departments/ 19°29’46” West a distance of the construction of: MB‑0890 Phase VII Water Plant Road is closed and may not 104.17 feet; THENCE South Street Maintenance Crew Room be used for plant access at this time. bidding. 00°11’22” East a distance of Remodel in the Office of the City Clerk, Bidders attending mandatory site visit Bids shall be made in accordance 129.37 feet; THENCE South 2nd Floor, Municipal Building, 200 N. must enter the Draper Water Treatment with the Notice to Bidder, General 89°48’38” West a distance of Walker Avenue, Oklahoma City, Plant via the newly‑constructed south Instructions and Requirements for 46.61 feet; THENCE North Oklahoma 73102, until 10:00:00 entrance which is only accessible via Bidders, Oklahoma Open Records Act 00°11’22” West a distance of a.m./p.m., on the 1st day of April, SE 149th Street and Douglas and Confidential Information, the Boulevard. 133.67 feet; THENCE South 2020. Bids shall be opened Specifications,­ the Bid/Pricing Additional information is contained 89°48’16” West a distance of electronically at the above stated time Agree­ment/Contract Form & for receipt of Bids or as soon thereafter in the Bidding Documents. Prior to 444.22 feet; THENCE North Non‑Discrimination Statement, and the 00°11’43” West a distance of as practicable. bidding this project, Bidders must care­ Anti/Non‑collusion Affidavit which are 73.40 feet; THENCE South Bids must be made in accordance fully read the Bidding Documents (and 89°48’17” West a distance of with this Notice to Bidders and the addenda, if any) and the City of a part of the complete electronic bid 360.00 feet to a point on the west Bidding Documents, which are on file Oklahoma City Standard Specifications packet. The Bid/Pricing Agree­ment/ line of said Northeast Quarter and available for examination at for Public Improvements prior to Contract Form must be completed, (NE/4); THENCE North www.bidsync.com. bidding this project. signed and submitted electronically 00°11’43” West, along said west Bidders must preregister for through BidSync for the bid to be valid. line, a distance of 1357.80 feet to Electronic Bidding at (CY11870357) Bids timely submitted electronically the POINT OF BEGINNING. www.bidsync.com. Bidders shall be (Published in the Journal Record March through BidSync shall be opened at the Said described tract of land Pre‑qualified in accordance with The 11, and March 18, 2020) time stated above or later in the City City of Oklahoma City Ordinance No. NOTICE TO BIDDERS contains an area of 1,784,446 Clerk’s Conference Room, located on square feet or 40.9652 acres, 26,061. Notice is hereby given that The City more or less. Pre‑Bid Conference: A mandatory of Oklahoma City will receive the 2nd floor of the Municipal Building. Location: SE 15th St. & Peebly Pre‑Bid Conference will be held March electronic bids at the OFFICE OF THE The BidSync system does not allow Rd. (County Highway District 19, 2020, at 2:00 p.m., at the Public CITY CLERK, 200 North Walker bids to be submitted after the 10:00:00 #2) Works Department, 420 West Main Avenue, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma a.m. deadline, on the above mentioned Application of: CEC ENGI­ Street, Suite 700, Oklahoma City, Okla­ 73102 until 10:00:00 a.m., on the 1st date. There will be no exceptions to this NEERING dba KALIDY, LLC. homa 73102, which is a prequalification day of April, 2020, for the following: policy. All bids shall remain on file at This notice has been published requirement. BID21601 least 48 hours thereafter before a pursuant to Title 19 O.S. §868.5. The Additional information is contained Air Conditioning, Heating, & Chiller Pricing Agreement/Contract shall be application may be reviewed between in the Bidding Documents. Prior to Installation/Repair & Replacement made and entered into hereon. (3‑11‑20) 8:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. Monday ‑ bidding this project, Bidders must care­ Services LPXLP