OKLAHOMA CITY ASSOCIATION OF PROFESSIONAL LANDMEN OCAPL Record VOLUME 11, ISSUE 2 FEBRARY 2013

President’s Letter Market for 2013.” Both of these topics were very interesting and we thank the speakers for taking Greetings to all OCAPL members, your spouses and their time to present them to OCAPL and our significant others as I wonder how many of us have let membership. Valentine’s Day sneak up on us as I prepare this letter. This also reminds me to mention that we have several Other upcoming events to watch for: events around the corner, so be sure to not procrastinate and miss out on these events. 1) OCC Seminar: Pooling in a Horizontal World, February 22, 2013, 11:30 am, As we move forward in this New Year we have some Courtroom 301, Jim Thorpe Office Building, No members that have lost jobs and others worried about Charge! keeping their jobs. I hope that everyone affected now 2) Infant Crisis Center Volunteer Event, March 9, or in the future will be able to network with other OCAPL 2013 (Full) members to find new employment. We really have some 3) OCAPL Field Landman Seminar, April 11, 2013, talented professionals in OCAPL that make a difference. Willow Creek Golf Course 4) OCAPL Fishing Tournament, May 4, 2013 On Monday, February 4, 2013, we had our monthly CPL 5) OCAPL Golf Tournament, May 20, 2013, at Oak Luncheon at the Petroleum Club with Kevin Lafferty from Tree and Gaillardia Devon Energy Corporation speaking about “Energy 6) OCAPL Sporting Clays Tournament, August 30, Market Dynamics.” This was followed by our Monday 2013 Night Meeting with Lindsay Sherrer with Energy Spectrum Advisors, Inc. speaking on a “Review of the Energy M&A These events will be here quickly, so please sign up early to make sure you will be able to attend. We also need everyone that has not renewed their membership to please get them in. It appears that our membership will be down from last year, which was expected and was budgeted accordingly. However, we are still working to provide our membership with quality events and speakers this year. Thanks to all committee members for your Points of Interests time and energy serving OCAPL.

I look forward to serving OCAPL and our Industry Affairs 3-4 membership this year and hope to see everyone at our March meeting. Legislative Affairs 5

New Members 6 Thank you, Mike T. Walker Page  President Calendar of Events

March 4, 2013 Educational Luncheon @ Petroleum Club – Speaker: Bob Blackburn, Oklahoma Historical Society, Topic: “History of Oil and Gas in Oklahoma” March 4, 2013 Monday Night Meeting - Speaker - Rick Muncrief – Sr. Vice President of Operations and Resource Development, Continental Resources, Inc. Topic – “Continental’s relocation to OKC and the company’s future plans” April 1, 2013 Educational Luncheon & Monday Night Meeting - Speakers TBA May 4, 2013 Fishing Tournament - The entry form will be provided in the next (March) newsletter May 20, 2013 Golf Tournament SUMMER BREAK August 30, 2013 Sporting Clays Tournament September 9, 2013 Educational Luncheon & Monday Night Meeting October 7, 2013 Educational Luncheon & Monday Night Meeting November 4, 2013 Educational Luncheon & Monday Night Meeting December 2, 2013 Christmas Party

YPE EVENTS February 27, 2013 Entrepreneurship in Energy Series, Speaker: Steve Slawson, Slawson Exploration - @ Petroleum Club (5:45 – 7:45) sponsor: OCAPL March 25, 2013 OU MBA panel featuring Eddie Edwards, Executive Direcotber of the OU MBA Program, details TBD

GNO, WTO AND FIELD LANDMEN SEMINAR DATES ARE TO BE ANNOUNCED CHECK OUT THE PHOTO GALLERY ON THE OCAPL.ORG WEBSITE FOR PICTURES FROM PAST EVENTS!

DON’T FORGET TO RENEW YOUR DUES! LOGIN TO YOUR PROFILE ON OCAPL.ORG AND FOLLOW THE RENEWAL STEPS!

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Industry Affairs monthly seeks to select a few articles that touches on the current events and/or policy changes that affect oil and gas industry

EIA: AEO 2013 reference case projects faster US production GOP to Obama: Keystone ‘can no longer be put on hold’ growth Publication: The Hill | Article Date: 2/7/2013 | Author: Zack 12/17/2012 Colman By Nick Snow Washington Editor All 25 Republicans on the House Foreign Affairs Committee urged approval of the Keystone XL oil sands pipeline in a Thursday letter Advanced technologies will increase US oil production more to President Obama. quickly than previously forecast, the US Energy Information Administration said as it released its 2013 Annual Energy Outlook “Our economy can no longer be put on hold while the bureaucratic reference case. Production will rise more quickly than demand as process you set in motion jeopardizes this critical project. You more stringent motor vehicle efficiency standards take effect, it can guarantee Americans the jobs they deserve, and prevent our indicated. national security from being undermined, with a simple stroke of “EIA’s updated reference case shows how evolving consumer the pen. We urge you to do so now,” the lawmakers wrote. preferences, improved technology, and economic changes are pushing the nation toward more domestic energy production, Obama has the final say on the pipeline because it crosses national greater vehicle efficiency, greater use of clean energy, and reduced boundaries. Some reports say the president won’t decide on the energy imports,” said Adam Sieminski, EIA administrator. The project until mid-June, at the earliest. reference case is the earliest release of EIA’s annual projections and provides only a baseline for scenarios that will be developed In the meantime, the international pipeline’s backers and detractors for the final AEO, to be released next spring, Sieminski said. It also are intensifying efforts to sway Obama. marked the first time that IEA has projected estimates to 2040 and used a Brent crude reference price, he added. A majority of lawmakers in both the House and the Senate support The latest estimates placed US oil production, which averaged 5.67 the pipeline, many of which have recently voiced their opinions in million b/d in 2011, at 6.79 million b/d in 2025, up from the 6.4 missives to Obama. million b/d estimate in the 2012 AEO, and 6.26 million b/d in 2035, up from the 2012 AEO’s 5.99 million b/d. Net imports, meanwhile, Both Democratic and Republican pipeline proponents contend are expected to fall from 8.67 million b/d in 2011 to 7.08 million Keystone would add jobs, strengthen North American energy b/d in 2025, lower than the 2012 AEO’s 7.14 million b/d, and 7.06 production and lessen dependence on foreign oil. million b/d in 2035, less than the 2012 AEO’s 7.25 million b/d. US oil import dependence could fall to 37% by 2035, Sieminski The Foreign Affairs Committee Republicans stressed the pipeline, said during a briefing on the reference case at Johns Hopkins which would bring Alberta oil sands to Gulf Coast refineries, could University’s School for Advanced International Studies. “It could help wean the U.S. off oil from the OPEC oil cartel. They also be smaller,” he suggested. “If there’s greater vehicle fuel efficiency, feared Canada might reroute the pipeline westward to export oil production would continue to rise instead of peaking around 2020.” sands to China. The US natural gas production reference case (combining dry gas production and supplemental gas) showed an increase from 23.06 “Further hesitation in approving Keystone XL would not only tcf in 2011 to 28.65 tcf in 2025, up from 26.34 tcf in the 2012 AEO, ensure higher economic costs, but enhance the fortunes of and 31.41 tcf in 2035, higher than the 27.99 estimate in 2012’s economic rivals, as Chinese state-owned oil companies and AEO. The 2013 reference case projected a transition from 1.95 tcf others race to secure permanent access to North American energy of net gas imports in 2011 to 1.58 tcf of exports in 2025 (more than sources,” the GOP lawmakers told Obama. the estimated 790 bcf in the 2012 reference case) and 2.55 tcf of exports in 2035 (more than the 2012 reference case’s 1.36 tcf). Separately, the chief executive of TransCanada Corp., the firm Sieminski said continued low US gas prices could help it penetrate building the pipeline, is meeting with a senior State Department new markets, including transportation (particularly LNG in official Thursday. long-haul, heavy-duty vehicles), although the heaviest demand growth will continue to come from industries and electric power The State Department is currently reviewing the international generators. pipeline, with its final report likely coming no earlier than the end of the first quarter. Page  Industry Affairs

Green groups say Keystone should flunk the State Department’s In testimony before the RRC and later in a state district court it was environmental review. revealed that the water wells were drilled in 2005, and the Range Resources wells were not drilled until 2010. The driller of the Some of those groups are participating in a Feb. 17 climate rally in water wells in 2005 actually took a picture of the owner lighting a Washington, D.C., to urge Obama to reject the pipeline. water hose.

They have cast the forthcoming decision as the litmus test for Testimony also revealed that an “environmental consultant” had whether Obama will honor recent comments — including in his contacted the water well owner and urged him to bypass the RRC, inaugural address — about tackling climate change in his second who had already been investigating the situation, and contact term. Armendariz at the EPA. Armendariz later resigned from EPA under fire because of his management practices. He now works for the Sierra Club in Austin. Alex Mills, President & Chief of Staff – Texas Alliance of Energy Producers A district court judge ruled following a trial on the case that the environmental consultant, Alisa Rich, and a water well owner, INACCURATE AP STORY ON RANGE – EPA CASE AN Steven Lipsky, conspired to create a “deceptive video” of fire EXAMPLE OF YELLOW JOURNALISM coming out of a hose connected to a gas vent in a “conspiracy to defame Range.” February 7, 2013 “The Court references with concern the actions of Mr. Steven A story on hydraulic fracturing – written by Associated Press Lipsky, under advice and direction of Ms. Alisa Rich, to reporter Ramit Pushnick – Masti – ran in many newspapers in intentionally attach a garden hose to a gas vent – not a water line Texas and across the nation recently. The story included many – and then light and burnt the gas from the end nozzle of the hose,” inaccuracies including allegations that drilling operations “may Judge Trey Loftin, 43rd District Court in Parker County, wrote. have tainted” water wells near Fort Worth. “This demonstration was not done for scientific study but to The case brought national attention in 2010 to the process provide local and national news media a deceptive video, calculate of hydraulic fracturing, because the Regional Director of the tot alarm the public into believing the water was burning. Environmental Protection Agency, Dr. Al Armendariz, issued an emergency order against the company. EPA said in a news release “There is further evidence that Rich knew the Regional EPA that the people living near the contaminated water wells were in Administration and provided or assisted in providing additional eminent danger. misleading information (including the garden hose video) to alarm the EPA. Moreover, the emails in question which refer to However, the facts clearly show that the water wells were not this deceptive garden hose demonstration as a ‘strategy’ appear contaminated by wells drilled by Range Resources. to support that a ‘meeting of the minds’ took place and that a reasonable trier of fact could believe, together with other evidence, A variety of scientists from the Texas Railroad Commission, that the elements of a conspiracy to defame Range existed between which regulates oil and gas activity in Texas, and private industry the Lipskys and Ms. Rich.” conducted extensive research of the situation, and found that the water wells were contaminated by methane gas from the Strawn In this case, the facts clearly show that (1) Range was not at fault, formation which is about 400 feet deep and the water wells ranged (2) that the EPA tried and convicted Range without a hearing, and between 120 to 200 feet deep. By contrast, Range’s wells were (3) a judge found that there was a conspiracy to defame Range. drilled were fraced at more than 5,000 feet deep. The AP report did not include any of this information in his story The RRC tested the water and soil around the wells, and it even though the hearing at the RRC and in state district court are performed pressure tests on the wellheads of Range’s two wells, all open to the public. The reporter’s actions are nothing new in which the EPA failed to conduct. The wells passed pressure tests, today’s world of advocacy journalism. However, it does violate the showing that the leak did not come from the gas wells drilled by journalism ethics of fair play, get both sides of the and objectivity. Range. And with the total depth of the wells being more than a mile below the depth of the water wells it is virtually impossible for The Texas Alliance of Energy Producers is the largest state natural gas to migrate all the way through one mile of solid rock to independent oil and gas association in the nation with over 3,400 the water wells. members in 300 cities and 29 states.

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The following legislative report is submitted by Blaine Dyer and Kyle HB 1428: This bill would direct an operator of a commercial injection, Scruggs, Co-Chairs of the OCAPL Legislative Affairs Committee. If disposal well, or land application site to collect an additional fee on you would like to discuss how a particular bill might impact your busi- deleterious substances from another state. ness and operations you may contact Blaine at Blaine@thedyerlawfirm. SB218: This bill relates to water and water rights, it amends 82 O.S. com or Kyle at [email protected] or contact either by phone 2011, Section 1084.1, which relates to water use policy and modifying at 405-753-1195, at your convenience. Furthermore, you may obtain a certain uses of water. copy of the full text of the bill by calling the Senate Bill Distribution, HB1547: This bill relates to probate procedures; it amends 58 O.S. Room 310 at the State Capitol (405-521-5514). Copies may also be 2011, Sections 245 and 246, which both relate to summary administra- downloaded from the Legislative Services Bureau web site http://www. tion, this bill would increase estate value for summary administration, lsb.state.ok.us. direct the court of issue letters of special administration at the time of If you are in favor of, or opposed to, any specific legisla- filing, modify time for filing, and add more information to be included tion, call or write your State Representative and/or your Senator. Few in the combined notice. people take the time to contact members of the Legislature, and the HB1870: This bill would amend 52 O.S. 2011, Section 318.5, which magnitude of a simple letter or telephone call can have a real effect on relates to negotiating surface damages, it would require a trial by jury pending legislation. to be conducted and judgment entered within six (6) months after the Remaining dates for the 2013 session of the Oklahoma Legislature are filing of the written demand for a trial by jury and the court or judge as follows: shall not continue the matter to a later date. Thursday, February 28, 2013: Committee Deadline for House Bills and HB1691: The bill would re-create and modify the Oklahoma Energy Joint Resolutions Resource Board, re-creating the Board until July 1, 2017. It also states that the Board would be subject to the provisions of the Oklahoma Thursday, March 14, 2013: Deadline for Third Reading of Bills and Sunset Law. Joint Resolutions in House of Origin Committee Substitute for HB1691: The bill would re-create and modify the Oklahoma Energy Resource Board, re-creating the Board Thursday, April 11, 2013: Committee Deadline for Senate Bills and until July 1, 2021. It also states that the Board would be subject to the Joint Resolutions provisions of the Oklahoma Sunset Law. HB2290: This bill creates the Shale Gas Well Impact Fee Act, which Thursday April 25, 2013: Deadline for Third Reading of Bills and Joint authorizes county governments to impose a fee on certain gas wells; Resolutions from Opposite House this directs the Corporation Commission to make certain determina- tions prior to issuing certain permits (prohibiting the issuance of Friday, May 31, 2013: Adjournment by 5:00 p.m. permits until certain fees are paid). SB948: This is a new bill that relates to pipeline safety and prevention of excavation damage by authorizing the Oklahoma Corporation Com- The bills listed below represent a selection deemed to be particularly mission to administer and enforce this bill; it requires excavators to relevant to the oil and gas industry. Because the range of bills that notify certain operations prior to demolition or excavation activities. impact oil and gas is very broad, it is not possible to provide a full ac- SB971: This bill relates to oil and gas well spacing by amending 52 count of every bill. If there is a particular bill you would like OCAPL O.S. 2011, it would remove language such as “Any well spacing or to focus more closely upon, please notify the OCAPL legislative drilling unit for a common source of supply thereunder which exceeds committee and we will make efforts to make sure our members remain six hundred forty (640) acres for a gas well plus ten percent (10%) satisfied. tolerance or exceeds the totally amount of acreage contained in a gov- Respectfully, ernmental section, and is not in production or in the process of drilling Blaine M. Dyer, Esq. - Legislative Affairs Committee development on the effective date of this act shall be de-spaced.” Kyle Scruggs, Esq. - Legislative Affairs Committee SB201: This bill would modify spacing for certain wells, stating in- SB874: This bill relates to municipal and county zoning, it would stead of six hundred and forty (640) acres for a well spacing or drilling amend 11 O.S. 2011, Section 43-104, which relates to notice and public unit it would be one thousand two hundred eighty (1280) acres for a hearings; requiring certain notice prior to certain zoning hearings relat- gas well plus ten percent (10%) tolerance, unless the unit is a govern- ing to oil and gas activities; amending 19 O.S. 2011, Section 863.26, mental section and the governmental section contains more than one which relates to notice and public hearings; this requires certain notice thousand two hundred eighty (1280) acres in which case the unit may prior to certain zoning hearings relating to oil and gas activities. comprise the entire section. SB43: This bill relates to commercial well disposal; amending 52 O.S. SB191: This bill amends 52 O.S. 2011 Section 318.3, which relates 2011, which relates to jurisdiction of the Corporation Commission; to the negotiation of surface damages, it states that such notice can be modifying requirements for consideration of applications for certain given in writing by certified mail to the surface owner, but now also, disposal wells and facilities. delivered to the surface owner by a professional process server or other HB1761: This is a new bill that relates to oil gas because it is requiring person engaged by the operator for such purpose. 1) Commercial injection or disposal wells to be metered 2) Operators of commercial injection or disposal wells to maintain a log of certain substances disposed of at the well 3) For the log to be kept for a certain period of time 4) Specify contents of the log and 5) Requires a certain chain of custody evidence. Page  New Members Feb. 2013

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Chris McCormick LeNorman Operating LLC [email protected]

Gregory Farha Springer Land Service LLC [email protected]

*Sanjiv Barve Chaparral Energy [email protected]

Cody Thomas Murray Land Services, Inc. [email protected]

*Andrew Montgomery Chesapeake Energy [email protected]

*Christopher Woods RedSky Land, LLC [email protected]

*Brandon Ward Associated Resources, Inc. [email protected]

*Kristianne McCrary OKKI Industries, LLC [email protected]

Alex Peyton Hal C. Smith & Assoc. [email protected]

Scott Kedy Prestidge Law Firm [email protected]

Gregory Brown Prestidge Law Firm [email protected]

Richard Hornbeek Prestidge Law Firm [email protected]

Chrisopher Morris Prestidge Law Firm [email protected]

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Auston Leffler DeltaCore Energy [email protected]

*Bradley Wolf Gateway Land Services LLC [email protected]

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Chris McCormick LeNorman Operating LLC [email protected]

Gregory Farha Springer Land Service LLC [email protected] FIELD LANDMAN SEMINAR

*Sanjiv Barve Chaparral Energy [email protected] OKLAHOMA CITY, OK Cody Thomas Murray Land Services, Inc. [email protected]

*Andrew Montgomery Chesapeake Energy [email protected]

*Christopher Woods RedSky Land, LLC [email protected] Thursday, April 11, 2013

*Brandon Ward Associated Resources, Inc. [email protected] Starting @ 5:00pm

*Kristianne McCrary OKKI Industries, LLC [email protected] Willow Creek Golf & Country Club Alex Peyton Hal C. Smith & Assoc. [email protected] 6501 S. Country Club Drive Scott Kedy Prestidge Law Firm [email protected]

Gregory Brown Prestidge Law Firm [email protected] Oklahoma City, OK 73159

Program Richard Hornbeek Prestidge Law Firm [email protected] Happy Hour

Buffet Dinner Chrisopher Morris Prestidge Law Firm [email protected] AAPL Update

Margarett Prestidge Prestidge Law Firm [email protected] 2 RL/RPL/CPL CE Credits

Auston Leffler DeltaCore Energy [email protected] Presentations

*Bradley Wolf Gateway Land Services LLC [email protected] Mr. Tim Dowd / Elias, Books, Brown & Nelson, PC Ashley Steele Steele Land Services, LLC [email protected] Topic: 52 Common Title Problems

*Margarett Prestidge Van Grevenhof & Co PLLC [email protected] Mr. Dennis A. McAfee / Reynolds, Smith & Hills, Inc. Ryan McGlamery Texhoma Land Consultants, LLC [email protected] Topic: Pre-drilling Environmental Issues – Landmen Beware! *Rick Roberts RedSky Land, LLC [email protected] *Hans Swolfs SM Energy Company [email protected] REGISTRATION DEADLINE: April 4, 2013

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FREE TO ALL ACTIVE AAPL MEMBERS

FIELD LANDMAN SEMINAR Thursday, April 11, 2013 • Starting at 5:00pm Willow Creek Golf & Country Club

6501 S. Country Club Drive • Oklahoma City, OK 73159

The American Association of Professional REGISTRATION Landmen and the AAPL Educational Foundation For all AAPL active members there is no charge invite you to attend a FREE Field Landman for this event but you MUST pre-register. Seminar to be held at Willow Creek Golf &

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the following page. The Trustees of the AAPL Educational

Foundation initiated these events to provide a Space is limited to the first 200 registrants and forum for field landmen to gather for education, seats will fill up quickly. networking, and good food, all at no cost to all

AAPL Active Members and $50.00 to non- Registration will close on Thursday, April 4, members attending. This program designed for 2013. Field Landmen to have the opportunity to register to become a member of the AAPL. CANCELLATIONS The $50.00 registration fee covers this There is no penalty for cancellation. Please education class, happy hour, buffet dinner, plus contact AAPL should you need to cancel your your first year of membership dues. Please note: registration in order to maintain an accurate You can fill out your application prior to count. attending this seminar and bring it with you for processing. ACCREDITATION This seminar is accredited by AAPL for two RL/RPL/CPL continuing education credits. The program begins with happy hour and a buffet dinner, and will be followed by an AAPL Update. We then have two interesting and informative presentations:

Mr. Tim Dowd / Elias, Books, Brown & Nelson, PC Topic: 52 Common Title Problems

Mr. Dennis A. McAfee / Reynolds, Smith & Hills, Inc. Topic: Pre-drilling Environmental Issues – Landmen Beware!

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2/11/2013 Page  Protecting Oklahoma’s Water Resources

Stream Adjudication

www.owrb.ok.gov/legal.php

Page 10 Stream Adjudication General stream adjudication is a widely recognized process whereby the State works with the State court and individual water users to confirm and validate rights to their use of water under State law (and to the extent applicable, federal law). All 18 western states have laws allowing for general stream adjudications, and adjudications are currently occurring in 13 of these states. Through general stream adjudication, the court confirms the existing water rights in a particular stream system. Every Oklahoman holding a water use permit from the OWRB in the Kiamichi, Muddy Boggy, and/or Clear Boggy Basin stream systems will receive a notice from the OWRB and will be provided with an opportunity to confirm the validity of their permitted water right(s). Those claiming a right to the use of the water in any of the three Basins will also be provided an opportunity to be heard regarding their respective claims. Ultimately, the court will enter a final judgment determining and confirming water rights, including the amount, priority, place and purpose of each use. The process should be relatively uncomplicated for those holding permits as those permits set forth the amount, priority, place, and purpose of those holders’ uses. Similarly, all riparian uses recognized by state law will be confirmed. However, the process could be considerably more complicated and time-consuming for those claiming water rights but lacking a permit (e.g., the Chickasaw and Choctaw Nations).

When Oklahoma was admitted as the 46th state authority are “the supreme law of the land.” If in 1907, it was provided “equal footing” with successful, the Tribes’ claims could render all State the original states. Being so admitted recognizes permits and related water uses invalid. Tribal law Oklahoma’s sovereign authority to regulate would effectively displace State law. use of the natural resources located within its More specifically, the Tribes claim in their lawsuit boundaries. In the 100 plus years since, the that the Oklahoma Water Resources Board, the State of Oklahoma has responsibly managed State’s water management agency since 1957, and protected its water resources for all citizens. cannot take action on water use permits from the Not only has the State expertly performed this Kiamichi, Muddy Boggy, and Clear Boggy Basin charge, it has enacted specific laws to protect stream systems unless and until a comprehensive local water users throughout Oklahoma and adjudication—a formal legal determination—of continues to aggressively defend in court its all water rights within those basins is completed. ability to enforce those laws. This defense Consequently, on February 10, 2012, after the includes provisions against the transportation Tribes refused to drop their lawsuit and negotiate of stream water out of its area of origin (stream without litigation, the State formally petitioned basin) unless the basin’s long-term needs are first the Oklahoma Supreme Court to settle the Tribes’ satisfied. claims through such a comprehensive stream In August 2011, the Choctaw and Chickasaw adjudication. Thus, the State has chosen to counter Nations initiated a lawsuit against State of the Tribes’ direct threat to State sovereignty and Oklahoma officials seeking total control over the southeastern Oklahoma water rights through a water in 22 southeastern Oklahoma counties. The commonly accepted, congressionally recognized Tribes claim that their water rights are “superior process that will confirm the water rights of all and paramount” to those claimed under State claimants to water within the three identified law and that their water rights and regulatory stream systems.

Page 11 Some Frequently Asked Questions Western States Currently Undergoing Adjudication Are my water rights currently threatened? If you currently use or claim the right to use water in the 22-county region of southeastern Oklahoma, the Choctaw and Chickasaw Tribes have threatened your water rights by claiming “dominion over” that water. The general stream adjudication process is designed to protect your rights against such threats.

What is the benefit of a general stream adjudication to me as a water user? An adjudication will provide certainty to your claim to water in the Kiamichi, Muddy Boggy and Clear Boggy Basin stream systems. It will provide for a final determination of all water rights, as well as the State’s ability to administer and protect these What is the State’s authority and role in a general invaluable water rights and resources. stream adjudication? The State, through the OWRB, is authorized to commence a general stream adjudication to protect and confirm the water rights of Oklahoma water Southeast Oklahoma Basin Boundaries claimants when it is deemed necessary and in the (Including Clear Boggy, Muddy Boggy best interest of those claimants. The State will work & Kiamichi Stream Systems) with both the court and water users throughout the process to confirm and determine rights.

What is the process for a general stream adjudication? All water claimants will be provided notice, time, and opportunity to adequately present and address all of their claims to water in the Kiamichi, Muddy Boggy, and Clear Boggy Basin stream systems. For those currently holding a permit, the process should be quite simple as the permit should contain all the information the court requires to confirm permit holders’ rights.

OWRB staff are ready to assist water users throughout the adjudication process. Visit www.owrb.ok.gov/legal. php to view general stream adjudication documents and download associated forms as they become available. Concerned citizens may also call (405) 530-8800 for assistance.

Page 12 Will I lose my valid water rights in a general If I receive notice of an adjudication, will I stream adjudication? be required to hire a lawyer to have my claim No. To the extent you have a valid water right, recognized? it will be recognized. All State law-based claims No. The process will allow those noticed to file a based on beneficial uses of water and valid claim through use of forms either accompanying riparian uses will be validated by State law. Claims or following the notice. However, claimants could premised on federal law will be recognized to the choose to hire an attorney if their claim is disputed extent allowed by applicable federal law. by another citizen or the Tribes.

Water Use Permits & Applications Receiving Adjudication Notice

Page 13 2013 Sponsorship Packet

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS IN ENERGY OKLAHOMA CITY

THE NEXT GENERATION BRINGINGOF ENERGY LEADERS TOGETHER

Page 14 Our Mission Young Professionals in Energy (YPE) is a positive, catalytic force in uniting the next generation of energy leaders. YPE aims to facilitate the advancement of young professionals in the energy industry by focusing on three facets of development growth:

 Education  Networking  Community Service U.S. Congressman James Lankford speaks to YPE members about The desired outcome is to foster an environment where members can learn important political issues relating to the energy industry. from each other’s experiences, share industry knowledge, and develop key relationships and skills necessary to become the industry leaders of tomorrow.

Highlights of 2012 o Eight hundred energy professionals joined the Oklahoma City chapter bringing the total membership to over 2,800! o Our membership collectively donated over $25,000 to eleven different local charities through our Charity Networking events. o Fifteen industry leaders, representing E&P, Utilities, Government, and Academia shared their wealth of knowledge with YPE members through Representatives from the OKC VA are presented with $10,000, which our Speaker Series events. YPE members raised during the annual Charity Golf Tournament to th help homeless veterans on the streets of Oklahoma City. o The Oklahoma City chapter has grown into the 4 largest YPE chapter in the world trailing only Houston, New York City and Dallas.

Goals for 2013  Schedule prominent industry leaders to speak to our membership twice a quarter.  Increase our community impact and volunteering by 20%.  Offer our membership at least two educational field trip opportunities.  Partner with universities to expand our membership to more students and to enhance educational offerings to the broader organization. John Richels, CEO of Devon Energy, visits with YPE Board Members after his CEO Speaker Series presentation at the Devon Energy Center.

Page 15 Why Sponsor YPE? YPE is able to provide beneficial opportunities and experiences for members through the support and generosity of sponsors. Your support will enable us to grow a strong and vibrant young energy community here in Oklahoma City. We hope you will help us reach our goals in 2013!

Educational Events Pete Delaney, Chairman and CEO of OGE Energy Corp, visits with YPE 2012 was a transformative year for YPE’s educational programs with the launch members after his CEO Speaker Series presentation at the Oklahoma of the CEO Speaker Series, Educational Field Trips, and continued round table Heritage Museum. discussions and lunch lectures. Topics introduced members to a wide variety of issues throughout the industry and were historical (e.g., collapse of Penn Square Bank), current (e.g., geological prospecting), and geared toward the future (e.g., roundtable discussion of alternative energy transitions). Featured speakers included: . Pete Delaney, Chairman, President and CEO, OGE Energy Corp . John Richels, President and CEO, Devon Energy . Nick Akins, President and CEO, American Electric Power . Gregory Staple, CEO, American Clean Skies Foundation William “Bill” Price, Former US Attorney, is presented with a plaque th as a token of appreciation for presenting YPE members with a first- . James Lankford, U.S. Congressman, Oklahoma’s 5 District hand account of the infamous Penn Square Bank failure. . Michael Ming, Oklahoma Secretary of Energy . Bobby Wegener, Former Oklahoma Secretary of Energy . William “Bill” Price, Former U.S. Attorney . Lyndon Taylor, Executive Vice President & General Counsel, Devon Energy . Henry Hood, Senior Vice President – Land, Chesapeake Energy . Aaron Reyna, Vice President of Operations, SandRidge Energy . John Breidenthal, Well Control Instructor, Chevron . Steven Agee, Dean, Oklahoma City University Meinders School of Business

Sponsorship Opportunities for Educational Events  CEO Speaker Series – Volunteer your CEO (contact us for additional details)  Speaker Series Luncheon - $3,000  Evening Speaker Series with Reception - $3,000 or In-Kind Donation YPE members went on a field trip to Okarche, Oklahoma where Lisha  Educational Field Trip - $2,000 – 3,000 Oshman, President of OEM Systems, gave a tour of their CNG  Volunteer a speaker from your company Conversion Plant.

Page 16 Charity and Networking Events With the support of generous sponsors, YPE hosted eleven Charity Networking events throughout Oklahoma City that raised over $25,000 for various local charities in 2012. Not only do these events give charities needed exposure, but they also serve as the premier opportunity for young professionals in the metro to network across disciplines in the energy sector, YPE Members enjoy a fun evening of bowling, pizza and networking as well as give back to the community. Throughout the year, various while collecting food for the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma. organizations have been focused upon ranging from Best Friends of Pets to the Jesus House. The pinnacle of this effort was the Golf Tournament that raised $10,000 for the Homeless Veterans Outreach Team at the VA Hospital. Partner Charities: . Best Friends of Pets . Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oklahoma . Boys and Girls Club of Oklahoma City . Christmas Connection . Edmond Hope Center Young energy professionals having a great time at the Inaugural . Infant Crisis Services Haunted Masquerade Ball, which raised money for Positive . Jesus House Tomorrows, a school for homeless children in Oklahoma City. . Positive Tomorrows . Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma . VA Medical Center: Oklahoma City Homeless Outreach Team . Youth Services for Oklahoma County . YWCA

Sponsorship Opportunities for Networking Events  Monthly Charity Networking Event - $2,500  Charity Golf Tournament - $5,000/2,000/500  Haunted Masquerade Ball - $5,000/1,500/750 Last May’s Charity Networking event at West raised money for the  Charity Christmas Ball - $5,000/1,500/750 Jesus House which provides refuge to OKC’s homeless who are mentally ill and addicted.

Page 17 Lindsey Fixley Chapter President & Chairman of 2013 Oklahoma City Leadership Executive Committee Please direct any questions to appropriate committee chairman or team member. [email protected]

Albert Aguilar Robert Hefner V Jordan McGee Chairman of Social & Charity Chairman of Speaker Committee Chairman of Membership & Committee Development Committee [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Matt Golladay North Whipple Eric Bynum Treasurer & Member of Executive Member of Executive Committee Member of Executive Committee Committee [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Sarah Hoffman Kelly Edson Kasey Mayberry Member of Social & Charity Member of Speaker Committee Member of Membership & Committee Development Committee [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Whitney Gibson Natalie Kinmonth Jason Ashinhurst Member of Social & Charity and Member of Speaker and Member of Membership & Membership & Development Membership & Development Development Committee Committees Committees [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Page 18 THANK YOU again to our 2012 Sponsors! Your support is IMPORTANT. Please donate your Lindsey Fixley Anchor Drilling Fluids Anevay Resources time, money, or resources and help grow OKC’s Chapter President & Chairman of 2013 Oklahoma City Leadership Executive Committee Archer young energy community! Black Hawk Drilling Please direct any questions to appropriate committee chairman or team member. [email protected] BP Chesapeake Energy Thank you for your consideration! Continental Resources Corpro Albert Aguilar Robert Hefner V Jordan McGee Crescent Services Chairman of Social & Charity Chairman of Speaker Committee Chairman of Membership & DeltaCore Energy Committee Development Committee Devon Energy Dyer & Coatney [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Echo Energy Great Plains Oilfield Rental Ideal Homes IPAA (Independent Petroleum Association of America) Matt Golladay North Whipple Eric Bynum Landboss Treasurer & Member of Executive Member of Executive Committee Member of Executive Committee Linn Energy Committee Lowry Land Co P.O. Box 57591 Oklahoma City, OK 73157-7591 Mass Mutual [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Mickey Mantle’s Steakhouse OCAPL (Oklahoma City Association of Professional Landman) OGE Energy Corp www.ypenergy.org Sarah Hoffman Kasey Mayberry Oklahoma City University Meinders School of Business Kelly Edson OIPA (Oklahoma Independent Petroleum Association) Member of Social & Charity Member of Membership & Member of Speaker Committee Phoenix Technology Services YPE-OKC-Chapter @YPE_OKC_Chapter Committee Development Committee PostRock Energy SandRidge Energy Young Professionals in Energy (YPE) is a 501(c)(6) non-profit corporation. This [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Schlumberger characterizes YPE as an organization that promotes a common business interest. YPE is exempt from most federal income taxes, but contributions to YPE are not Smith Bits tax deductible as charitable contributions. YPE may engage in limited political Spidle Turbeco activities that inform, educate, and promote a given interest. Whitney Gibson Natalie Kinmonth Jason Ashinhurst Turner Oil & Gas Properties Member of Social & Charity and Member of Speaker and Member of Membership & Ulterra Membership & Development Membership & Development Development Committee Vernon L. Smith & Associates Committees Committees Weatherford [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] West - American Bistro

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* * Office Locations 28 27 26 25 R. Scott Davis, CPL Randy Davis, RPL 832.377.2990 405.720.2882 2000 S. Dairy Ashford Road, Suite 450 5733 N. W. 132nd Street Houston, TX 77077 Oklahoma City, OK 73142

33 34 35 36 R. Scott Davis, CPL 361.449.2070 600 San Marcos Street George West, TX 78022 AAPL-OCAPL-HAPL-TAPL-FWAPL

Page 32 2013 OCAPL Officers *Executive Officers and Committee Chairmen

President *Walker, Mike [email protected] Vice-President *Miles, Lindsey [email protected] Treasurer *Love, Amy [email protected] Secretary *Watkins, Nick [email protected] 1st Past President *Woodard, Julie [email protected] 2nd Past President *Askins, Carrie [email protected] AAPL Director *Loeffler, Kent [email protected] Awards/Nominations *Irvin, Bill [email protected] Community Affairs Co-Chair Fixley, Lindsey [email protected]

Community Affairs Co-Chair Miller, Melissa [email protected] Community Affairs Chair Gannaway, Stephanie [email protected]

Education Co-Chair Noble, Lars [email protected] Education Co-Chair Entershary, Cameron [email protected] Education Co-Chair Davis, Kelly [email protected] Entertainment Chair Rice, Robert [email protected] Entertainment Co-Chair McCurdy, Sam [email protected] Ethics Wilpitz, Ken [email protected] Executive Committee *Standage, Richard [email protected] Field Landmen Chair Oliver, Jim [email protected] Field Landmen Co-Chair Hardegree, Jerrod [email protected] Oklahoma City Association of Fishing Tournament Brooks, Jeff [email protected] Professional Landmen Office Fishing Tournament Cope, Richard [email protected] Girls Night Out Chair Wickham, Diana [email protected] Girls Night Out Co-Chair Gallaway, Randis [email protected]

Golf Tournament Chair Naik, Bhavin [email protected] Golf Tournament Co-Chair Nicholas, Derek [email protected] Golf Tournament Co-Chair Vawter, Brandt [email protected] Golf Tournament Co-Chair Kammerer, Brandon [email protected] Industry Affairs Chair Parks, Colt [email protected]

Industry Affairs Co-Chair Coe, Ryan [email protected] Legislative Affairs Co-Chair Scruggs, Kyle [email protected] Legislative Affairs Co-Chair Dyer, Blaine [email protected] Membership Beavers, Matt [email protected] Monday Night Speakers Chair Carlozzi Brian [email protected]

Monday Night Speakers Co-Chair Biggs , Justin [email protected] Newsletter Orr, Dillon [email protected] OU/EM Advisor Long, Steve [email protected] OU/EM Mentoring *Patrick, Larry [email protected] Next Newsletter Deadline: Special Advisor *Sweeney, Jack [email protected] March 15, 2013 Special Advisor Richards, Jack [email protected] Sporting Clays Noblitt, Darrell [email protected] 2013 Newsletter Chair: Dillon Orr Website Co-Chair Ivey, Aaron [email protected] Website Co-Chair Dickensheet, Dan [email protected] [email protected] WTO Wheeler, Tami [email protected] WTO Anderson, Leslie [email protected] Prepared by Dustin Burton YPE Chairman Hefner, Robert [email protected] YPE Co-Chairman Fixley, Lindsey [email protected] OCAPL Manager Portwood, Teresa [email protected]

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