jeff brooks - ocapl...when we resume our socials and meetings in august and september. see you all...
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VOLUME 17, ISSUE 5 MAY / JUNE 2019
President’s LetterNew Members 3
Questions and Answers 4
Industry Affairs 5-8
EM Foodbank Event 9
Fishing Tournament 10,11
Sporting Clays Tournament 12-16
Weekend Takeoff 17,18
Girls Night Out 19
AAPL Education 20
2018 Tax Information 21
Well folks, summer is in full swing, and hopefully you’re beginning to dry out from all the rain we’ve had in April and May. I’m sure we’ll be very appreciative of the saturation received by August when we’re battling the heat again. Once again, our annual fishing and golf tournaments were both well attended and a huge success. Thank you to our committee leaders and chairs for their tireless efforts to make everything seamless and enjoyable for everyone. I know we dodged a bullet on the weather for the golf tournament, something we always deal with in May, and it could not have turned out better for everyone attending. I can’t stress enough how important it is to take full advantage of your membership by attending these events and getting to know your fellow members, it’s truly one of the many advantages we have as members to keep our existing relationships with business
associates strong, while forming new relationships that may yield future opportunities.I hope those of you that will be attending the AAPL Annual Meeting in Pittsburgh on June 19-22 will have a great experience and take full advantage of the educational opportunities, as it looks like a great lineup of speakers and events. As we move through the summer, don’t forget to encourage others to join OCAPL or renew their memberships, as our foundation and existence is built on our strong membership. I hope everyone has a relaxing July 4th and eventful summer. I look forward to seeing everyone when we resume our socials and meetings in August and September.See you all soon!
Yours truly,
Jeff Brooks – President.
Points of Interest
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Aug. 30th
Sept. 9th
Sept. 20-22nd
Oct. 6th
Oct. 7th
Nov. 4th
Dec. 2nd
Jan. 6th
Feb. 3rd
Mar. 2nd
Apr. 6th
*SUMMER BREAK*
Sporting Clay Tournament - Silverleaf – Sponsor Info Included
Educational Luncheon – SPONSOR – CASSO LAND & IMAGING SERVICES - Speaker – Ben Brown, Charney Brown, LLC Topic - TBA
Monday Night Meeting – Social Meeting – No Speaker
Weekend Takeoff – Beavers Bend - Info Included
Fun Run – Wheeler Ferris Wheel Park
Educational Luncheon – Speaker and Topic TBAMonday Night Meeting – Speaker and Topic TBA
Educational Luncheon – Speaker and Topic TBAMonday Night Meeting – Awards Night
Christmas Party
Educational Luncheon – Speaker and Topic TBAMonday Night Meeting – Social Meeting – No Speaker
Educational Luncheon – Speaker and Topic TBAMonday Night Meeting – Speaker and Topic TBA
Educational Luncheon – Speaker and Topic TBAMonday Night Meeting – PRESIDENTS NIGHT - Speaker – AAPL President
Educational Luncheon – Speaker and Topic TBAMonday Night Meeting – Speaker and Topic TBA
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* Mark Sandersfield Sandersfield Consulting, LLC [email protected]
* Joe Ferguson United Land Company [email protected]
* Julie Waymire Trinity Operating (USG), LLC [email protected]
* Jesse Becker XTO Energy Inc. [email protected]
* Drew Smith Marathon Oil Company [email protected]
Mitchell Tiehen Wentworth Operating Company [email protected]
* Rick Allen Rickie Allen Construction, Inc. [email protected]
Nikki Allen Rickie Allen Construction, Inc. [email protected]
* Bryan Cifuentes XTO Energy Inc. [email protected]
* Jess Leonard Olive Branch Land Services, LLC [email protected]
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Questions from the Field
Timothy C. DowdELIAS BOOKS BROWN & NELSON
Editor’s Note: Each month this column will be de-voted to answering oil and gas title questions.
Q: Assume a typical life tenant/remaindermen ownership of minerals. The life tenant and the remainderman are named in a pooling proceeding with options of a) 1/8, b) 3/16, and c) 1/5. If the life tenant elects 3/16 and the remainder-man elects 1/5, does the operator amend the revenue decimal to 1/5 at the death of the life tenant? Alternatively, if the life tenant elects 3/16 and the remaindermen fails to elect, can the operator amend the division of interest to the default 1/8 when the life tenancy terminates through death? The primary question is whether the remainderman is bound by the election by the life tenant. – B.M.
A: When a life tenant and a remaindermen jointly allow for oil and gas development to take place, they are free to agree to divide the proceeds of the lease as they see fit. However, in this situation where the parties have been statutorily pooled, it appears that they haven’t agreed to a common royalty.
Unfortunately, there is very little guidance and no case law on the prop-er answer. However, there are some things we do know, so the author can hazard an educated, but unproven, guess.
The initial question is who is to be paid for the pooling bonus.
In a conventional life estate, under common law, the bonus was treated as income rather than corpus. Therefore, it was to be paid to the life tenant. Frank-lin v. Margay Oil Corp. (Okla. 1944).
However, Oklahoma has adopted the Uniform Principal and Income Act. Section 4.11 of the Act (60 O.S. §175.411) recites how a party is to allocate re-
Questions from the FieldTimothy C. Dowd
ELIAS BOOKS BROWN & NELSON
Editor’s Note: Each month this column will be devoted to answering oil and gas title questions.
Q: I examined an Oil and Gas Lease dated July 1, 1984, covering tracts in Sections 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. I have also examined copies of Oklahoma Corporation Commission Completion Reports (Form 1002) for the Smith 1-1 Well drilled in the SE/4 and the Smith No. 2 Well located in the NE/4 of Section 1.
During the primary term of the lease, two wells were drilled on the lands in Section 1. The first well, which is denoted as the Smith 1-1 Well, was commenced on October 13, 1984 and drilled in the S/2 SE/4 (which is not part of the leased tract). The Smith 1-1 was completed in a formation, which was established as a 160-acre drilling and spacing unit for the SE/4.
A second well, denoted as the Smith No. 2 Well, was drilled in the NE/4 of Section 1 (part of the leased tract) on April 24, 1986, and completed in the Hartshorne formation. The Hartshorne formation has not been established as a drilling and spacing unit for the NE/4 of Section 1.
Does the drilling of the Smith 1-1 Well in a drilling and spacing unit of 160-acres cause the lease to terminate outside the SE/4? What is the impact of the Smith No. 2 Well Well on the extension of the Smith 1-1 lease?
A: Title 52 O.S. 87.1(b) recites: "In case of a spacing unit of one hundred and sixty (160) acres or more, no oil and/or gas leasehold interest outside the spacing unit involved may be held by production from the spacing unit not more than ninety (90) days beyond expiration of the primary term of the lease." (This statute is frequently described as the “Statutory Pugh Clause”).
Unfortunately, there is no case law and only one law review article that construes this statute and its impact on wells drilled. The only guidance is the wording of the statute. In this situation the oil and gas lease would not have been extended solely by virtue of production from the spacing unit and the well drilled in the SE/4, but the lease was
ceipts from an interest in oil and gas. Under this Act, if the bonus amount is less than $1,000.00, it is allocated to income. If $1,000.00 or more is paid, it is allocated to 15% to principal or corpus, and 85% to income. Producing royalties are to be paid the same way.
The income (85%) is paid to the life tenant. The principal or corpus (15%) is in-vested and any interest accruing on the invested money is paid from time to time to the life tenant. Upon the life tenant’s death, the principal is distributed to the remainderman. Therefore, under the statute, assuming it is more than $1,000, as the bonus is divided such that 85% is income, and 15% is principal, an argument could be made that in the event of a pooling, 85% of the pooling bonus is to be paid to the life tenant and the other 15% goes to the principal/corpus to be invested.
The same can be argued as it relates to production royalties. As the statute provides for this formula to be applied to production royalties, then I think an argument could be made that the royalty to be paid is a blend of 85% of the royalty elected by the life tenant and 15% of the royalty elected by the remainderman. However, as stated above, we are not certain and there are no reported cases on this issue.
There is a certain amount of logic to use this formula. For example, if the operator pays $2,000.00 for a bonus for a 1/8 royalty, as opposed to a $500.00 bonus for a 1/5 royalty, then it would be inequitable for the applicant/operator to pay a higher royalty upon the death of the life tenant when they paid for 100% of the interest at the bonus amount attributable to a 1/8 royalty. In other words, it would not be fair if the applicant paid for the bonus at $2,000.00 (1/8), and then was forced to also pay the 1/5 royalty at some point. In a contrary situation, it would not be equitable to the royalty owner to receive $500 an acre for a pooling bonus for a 1/5 royalty, and then have the total NRI be lessened at the death of the life tenant.
Therefore, it would appear that the royalty would (should) be a blending of the life tenant’s elected royalty (85%) and the remainderman’s elected royalty (15%).
In this situation, the examiner should require that the parties agree to this division, or require a declaratory judgment as to the proper method of paying the royalties. Note: If you have any title questions you want answered, email your questions to [email protected].
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Crude Oil Rebound Fizzlesby Matthew V. Veazey|Rigzone Staff|Monday, June 10, 2019WTI and Brent crude oil rebounded toward the end of last week but failed to sustain positive momentum throughout Monday’s session.West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent crude oil rebounded toward the end of last week but failed to sustain positive momentum throughout Monday’s session.The July WTI lost 73 cents Monday, settling at $53.26 per barrel. The contract peaked at $54.84 and bottomed out at $53.05.Brent crude oil for August delivery posted a steeper decline during the early week
session. The benchmark ended the day at $62.29, reflecting a $1 loss.As Bloomberg reported earlier Monday, oil futures had been on the rise. Factors such as slower U.S. drilling activity and reports that Saudi Arabia and Russia had pledged to continue trying to stabilize the oil market through the OPEC+ alliance contributed to the uptick, the news service stated. Moreover, another Bloomberg article posted to Rigzone indicates that oil market expectations for 2020 appear to be increasingly bearish.Tracking crude oil, reformulated gasoline (RBOB) also edged downward Monday. The July RBOB contract price shed nearly one cent to settle at $1.73 per gallon.
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down approximately 20 percent year-to-date.Bucking the recent trend, however, July natural gas futures added two cents Monday to settle at $2.36.“Natural gas will drive power generation, LNG exports and the petchem complex for years to come,” said McNulty. “We shall see about transportation. That might happen to some degree as well.”
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Sergio Chapa March 4, 2019Working in a joint venture, Houston liquefied natural gas company Cheniere Energy and Washington D.C. private equity firm EIG Global Energy Partners are moving forward with plans to build the 200-mile Midship Pipeline in Oklahoma.Working in a joint venture, Houston liquefied natural gas company Cheniere Energy and Washington D.C. private equity firm EIG Global Energy Partners are moving forward with plans to build the 200-mile Midship Pipeline in Oklahoma.The Midship Pipeline will connect to Kinder Morgan’s Midcontinent Express Pipeline and the Boardwalk Pipeline Partners-owned
Gulf Crossing Pipeline, allowing natural gas from Oklahoma to move to the TexOk Hub near Atlanta, Texas and the Perryville Hub near Tallulah, Louisiana.A pipeline to move natural gas from Oklahoma to destinations along the Gulf Coast and southeastern United States got the green light from federal regulators and $680 million in financing for construction.Working in a joint venture, Houston liquefied natural gas company Cheniere Energy and Washington D.C. private equity firm EIG Global Energy Partners are moving forward with plans to build the 200-mile Midship Pipeline in Oklahoma.Federal Energy Regulatory Commission officials approved the 36-inch diameter natural gas pipeline on Wednesday. Cheniere and EIG issued a statement on Friday saying the two companies secured $680 million in financing for the project
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and issued a notice for contractors Strike LLC, M.G. Dyess, TRC Pipeline Services and Cenergy LLC to proceed with construction.Expected to be placed in service by the end of the year, the Midship Pipeline is designed to move 1.4 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day from Oklahoma’s SCOOP and STACK shale plays to delivery point just north of the Red River near Bennington, Oklahoma.The Midship Pipeline will connect to Kinder Morgan’s Midcontinent Express Pipeline and the Boardwalk Pipeline Partners-owned Gulf Crossing Pipeline, allowing natural gas from Oklahoma to move to the TexOk Hub near Atlanta, Texas and the Perryville Hub near Tallulah, Louisiana.Subsidiaries and affiliates of Cheniere,
Devon Energy Corporation, Marathon Oil Corporation, and Gulfport Energy Corporation have secured commitments on the Midship Pipeline, Cheniere and EIG reported.Founded in 1983, Cheniere Energy has nearly 1,400 employees in Texas and Louisiana. With 273 export cargoes in 2018, the company has become the largest buyer of natural gas and the largest exporter of LNG in the United States.Cheniere closed 2018 with a $471 million profit on $8 billion of revenue.
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OCAPL and OU Energy Management Volunteer Event at the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma
OCAPL and OU Energy Management students partnered up for our first volunteer event of the year at The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma on Saturday, April 27th. Volunteers performed various tasks such as sorting food donations, moving/organizing pallets and packaging various boxes of foods. The Food Bank has provided food to families since 1981, feeding over 136,000 hungry Oklahoman’s each week. In 2018, The Food Bank was able to distribute over 49.7 million pounds of food throughout 53 Oklahoma counties, and project to exceed those numbers this year. Thank you to all the members who participated!
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The 34th Annual OCAPL Fishing Tournament was held on May 3rd & 4th at Lake Texoma, with another solid turnout of OCAPL members and guests. The festivities kicked off with a dinner on Friday evening where participants enjoyed good food, cold drinks, and conversation with new and old friends. Mother Nature cooperated again and the rain held off, which allowed everyone to enjoy a sunny day on the water. Clint Williams brought in an impressive bag of bass weighing close to 17 pounds to take home this year’s first place trophy, with Scottie Duvall and Matthew Lannon rounding out the top 3 of the bass division. Russ McPherson continued to add to his “wall of fishing fame” with first place finishes in the crappie and sand bass divisions. Great job gentlemen! As always, our 2019 sponsors came through again in a big way, and OCAPL members had their pick of prizes ranging from RTIC coolers, rod & reels, fly rods, fish finders, gift cards to Bass Pro Shops, Backwoods, Big Cedar Lodge, and The Ranch.OCAPL members and guests purchased $1,195 worth of raffle tickets, for a sizable donation to the OCAPL Benevolence Fund. Thanks to everyone who participated in the raffle drawing and supported this cause!The OCAPL Fishing Committee (David Graham, Nate Cook, Justin Allert, Amirald Gee, and Jeff Brooks {Chairman Emeritus}) would like to extend a special thanks to this year’s sponsors, whose generous donations once again exceeded expectations and continue to make this event possible year after year, and to all participants who made time to attend! Thanks for the support and we’ll see you next year.
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FISHING TOURNAMENT
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OCAPL 2019 SPORTING CLAYS TOURNAMENT
INVITATION TO SPONSORS
The OCAPL’s annual Sporting Clays Tournament will be held on Friday, August 30, 2019, at Silverleaf Shotgun Sports near Guthrie, OK. With the continued support of our gracious Sponsors, this event has grown to its capacity and represents one of the region’s premier networking sessions for Landmen. With great appreciation I would like to recognize the following SPONSORS below who have already committed to provide support:
Bearcat Land, Inc. Shells Munson & McMillin Mulligan Guns Talasaz & Finkbeiner, PLLC Breakfast Osage Oil & Gas Properties Inc. Lunch Kastner Land Services Wrist Bands Anevay Resources, LLC Water Western Land Services Eye and Ear Protection Paladin Land Group, LLC Cigars $$$$$ Bill Irvin Land Services, LLC $$$$$ Lowry Land Co., Inc. $$$$$ R. K. Pinson & Associates, LLC $$$$$ Texas File $$$$$
MAGIC MULLIGANS are BACK thanks to Munson & McMillan. A
Magic Mulligan is an authorized addition to your score. Each Magic Mulligan also represents a chance in the drawing for an Over/Under shotgun. The more you buy the better your chances and the higher your score. The goal is to help raise enough money for the Oklahoma Youth Hunting Program, so they can take an additional 35 kids hunting in 2019. Last year this OCAPL event
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funded more than 30 new hunters. Let your heart be your guide, we are not placing limits on your generosity, or your desire to improve your score.
If your company would like to join these Sponsors, please remember that there are three (3) types of SPONSORSHIP: Event Sponsor, Financial Sponsor and Team Sponsor. We encourage you to take advantage of all of them, but remember that they are separate and distinct.
Event Sponsor will get your company name on the Sponsor Banner, mention in all printed materials and allows you to distribute marketing materials at the event. We also encourage the Event Sponsors to send company reps for introduction before each flight. Please find the form attached.
Financial Sponsor includes all the benefits listed above, without the
distribution of marketing materials.
Team Sponsor will have first shot at registration of their 5 shooter team. One of those shooters can be a guest. This is the only option for including a non-OCAPL member to your team. Registration forms for Sponsored teams are also attached. They are due on or before July 16th.
Please Note: That Team Registration Forms will be accepted by MAIL ONLY and must include your check. Team Registration Entry Forms will be numbered as they are received in the mail. Requested flight shooting times will be assigned according to the order they are received in the mail. Please realize that each Flight can only accommodate a limited number of teams (Flights 1 and 2 tend to fill up fast).
All shooters are eligible for all door prizes. Only the Mulligans require a special purchase.
Please act now to secure your position. THANK YOU for all that you continue to do for the OCAPL Sporting Clay Tournament.
Shannon Reed, Sporting Clays Committee Argent Mineral Management [email protected] ofc # 405-608-8647
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2019 OCAPL SPORTING CLAYS
SPONSOR'S FORM
We will contribute $5,000 to the OCAPL as a sponsor of this event.
We will contribute $2,500 to the OCAPL as a sponsor of this event.
We will contribute $1,500 to the OCAPL as a sponsor of this event.
Direct Sponsorship. This is NEW and a VERY SPECIAL form of recognition. Call Shannon Reed (405-608-8647) for details or email: [email protected]
Other Marketing ideas - Call Shannon Reed (405-608-8647) for details.
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Please forward checks made out to OCAPL with this
form by July 16th to: OCAPL
Clay Tournament P.O. Box 18714
Oklahoma City, OK 73154
to assure that you receive recognition on the Sponsor Banner. We would also appreciate the chance to introduce you or your company's representative before each Shooting Flight,
so please plan to have them available on the day of the Shoot.
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2019 OCAPL SPORTING CLAYS SPONSORED TEAM FORM August 30, 2019
PLEASE Submit ONE FORM per team, including ALL TEAM MEMBERS’ NAMES, or TO BE NAMED LATER, with a check by July 16th, 2019. It is important to select preferred Flight, Membership Status, Gauge and fill in the Name and Email, for each shooter. This is an OCAPL MEMBERS ONLY event, but each SPONSORED team is allowed 1 guest.
This team hopes to shoot at: (please circle one) FLIGHT 1 - (8:00 A.M.)
FLIGHT 2 - (10:00 A.M.)
FLIGHT 3 - (1:30 P.M.)
SPONSOR:_________________________ CONTACT NAME:_______________________________
(Company) CONTACT EMAIL:_______________________________
SHOOTER #1:
_________________________________ MEMBER: YES / NO
PHONE: _________________________________ GAUGE: 12 / 20
EMAIL: _________________________________
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SHOOTER #2:
_________________________________
MEMBER:
YES / NO
PHONE: _________________________________ GAUGE: 12 / 20
EMAIL: _________________________________ MULLIGANS X $20 $_____________ $___________
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SHOOTER #3: _________________________________ MEMBER: YES / NO
PHONE: _________________________________ GAUGE: 12 / 20
EMAIL: _________________________________ MULLIGANS X $20 $______________ X $20
Max 5
SHOOTER #4: _________________________________ MEMBER: YES / NO
PHONE: _________________________________ GAUGE: 12 / 20
EMAIL: _________________________________ MULLIGANS X $20 $_______________ X $20 $___________
Max 5
SHOOTER #5: _________________________________ MEMBER: YES / NO
PHONE: _________________________________ GAUGE: 12 / 20
EMAIL: _________________________________ MULLIGANS X $20 $________________ X $20 $____________
Max 5
TOTAL: $1,250 + MULLIGANS
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Please Note: That Team Registration Forms will be accepted by MAIL ONLY and must include your check. Team Registration Entry Forms will be numbered as they are received in the mail. Requested flight shooting times will be assigned according to the number assigned as they are received in the mail. Please realize that the Flight 1 at 8:00am can only accommodate a limited number of teams.
Please make checks payable to the OCAPL and mail them, with a copy of this form to: OCAPL Clay Tournament P.O. Box 18714 Oklahoma City, OK 73154
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15th ANNUAL WEEKEND TAKE OFF September 20, 21, 22, 2019
Event: Continuing Education Seminar, sponsored by Oklahoma City Association of Professional Landmen Location: Beavers Bend State Park ~ Broken Bow, Oklahoma (hospitality house: Sommerset Lodge) Credits: This program is pending approval by AAPL for the following accreditation: CPL/RPL Continuing Education Credits 10 (includes 1 ESA) Ethics Credit 1 TOTAL CREDITS: 11 Registration: $350.00 per person ~ Deadline August 20, 2019 ~ registration at www.ocapl.org
This event is limited to approximately fifty participants so early registration is encouraged. No refunds can be made after registration ends.
Includes: All-inclusive educational retreat includes two nights’ accommodations in luxurious vacation homes (lodging provided through Creative Escapes www.ceyasoon.com) ~ all meals ~ refreshments ~ study materials ~ poker run ~ door prizes ~ canoeing/kayaking ~ and more
Event Contact: Amy Love, [email protected] or John Frank, [email protected]
Schedule Speaker Topic
Friday, September 20: 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Registration
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6:00pm to 7:00pm [Dinner] J. David Hampton Hampton & Milligan
TBD
7:00pm to 8:00pm Frank Hinton Elias, Books, Brown & Nelson
TBD
8:00pm to 9:00pm Stacey Garvin AAPL
Video ~ Ethics and Americas Landman
Saturday, September 21: 9:00am to 10:00am [Breakfast]
Timothy W. Dowd Elias, Books, Brown & Nelson
TBD
10:00am to 11:00pm
TBD QPS Engineering
Current Environmental Issues
11:00pm to 12:00pm Ben Brown Charney, Baker & Brown
TBD
12:00am to 1:00pm [Lunch] Steve Ladner, Geologist BPX Energy
Geology 101 (TBD)
1:00pm to 2:00pm Jena Williams, The Title Law Group
TBD
2:00pm to 3:00pm Roberto Seda Seda Law Firm, PLLC
TBD
3:00pm to 7:00pm FREE TIME R&R or stay and play at the Hospitality House Sommerset Lodge (tentative)
7:00pm to 9:00pm Larry Coshow BPX Energy
Open Mic Night: Registrants prepare questions for discussion
9:00pm [Dinner] Announce Winners for Poker Run and Door Prizes
Menu includes infamous “Hampton Beef Tenderloin”
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2019 OCAPL WEEKEND TAKE OFF Beavers Bend State Park
September 20, 21, 22, 2019
REGISTRATION FORM (Due before August 20, 2019)
Name: Company: Address: Phone: E-Mail: RLP/CPL #: ___ __ Any special requests as to cabin assignment?
* * * * * * * * Registration Cost (per person) $ 350.00
TOTAL PAYMENT ATTACHED $ Registration can be made online at www.ocapl.org or by completing and mailing this form along with a check payable to OCAPL for the amount shown above to: OCAPL P.O. Box 18714 Oklahoma City, OK 73154
Registration is on a first come, first served basis so your prompt attention is required.
Contact info: Amy Love John Frank 405-823-1565 405-820-1182 [email protected] [email protected]
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5/6 GIRLS NIGHT OUT AT REVOLUCION
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6/3 GIRLS NIGHT OUT AT UNCLE JULIOS
SPONSORED BY COMPASS LAND RESOURCES
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AAPL Local Events DATE EVENT LOCATION CREDITS
2/27/2019-2/28/2019
Working Interest and Net Revenue Interest Seminar (Basic and Advanced 2 day option)
Oklahoma City, OK 6.00 CEU
3/5/2019-3/8/2019 Oil and Gas Land Review, CPL/RPL Exam
Oklahoma City, OK
18.00 CEU 1.00 ETHICS
4/4/2019 Field Landman Seminar Norman, OK 2.00 CEU
AAPL General Events
2/13/2019-2/15/2019
2019 NAPE SUMMIT Global Business Conference
Houston, TX 7.00 CEU
AAPL Local Events DATE EVENT LOCATION CREDITS
7/30/2019-7/31/2019 Joint Operating Agreements 2 Day Seminar Oklahoma City,
OK 14.00 CEU
9/6/2019 Structuring a Deal: Negotiation Strategy and Technique Seminar
Oklahoma City, OK
5.00 CEU 1.00 Ethics CEU
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2019 OCAPL Officers*Executive Officers
and Committee Chairman Advertising Price List for the Ocapl Record
Advertisement Price:_______ Quarter Page Add @ $750 for full year (10 issues)Ad Requirments:- 3 1/4 wide x 4 1/2 tall
- Ads need to be submitted in PDF or JPG with at lease 150 dpi resolution
Payment is due prior to publicationCONDITIONS: All advertising copy is subject to the ap-proval of OCAPL. Where copy is not furnished by the deadline date, the space reserved will be moved to the next issue subject to availability. Advertising is accepted in the order in which it is received until all space is filled.
Oklahoma City Association of Professional Landmen Office
Teresa PortwoodOCAPL OfficeP.O. Box 18714Oklahoma City, OK [email protected]: www.ocapl.org
Next Newletter Deadline:August 15, 2019
2019 Newsletter Chair:Tyler Hogland
Prepared by Dustin Burton
President *Brooks, Jeff [email protected] President *Hardegree, Jerrod [email protected] *Fleharty, Michael [email protected] *Campo, Jennifer [email protected] Past President *Beavers, Matt [email protected] Past President *Rice, Robert [email protected] Director *Watkins, Nick [email protected] and Nominations/Ethics Woodard, Julie [email protected] Affairs Chair *McGee, Jordan [email protected] Affairs Co-Chair Portwood, Elle [email protected] Chair *Richards, Clarke [email protected] Co-Chair Payton, Chase [email protected] Co-Chair LeBaron, Philip [email protected] Chair McCurdy, Sam [email protected] Co-Chair Carlozzi, Brian [email protected] Committee Member *Wickham, Diana [email protected] Landman Chair Campo, Jeremiah [email protected] Landman Co-Chair Williams, Evan [email protected] Tournament Chair Graham, David [email protected] Tournament Co-Chair Cook, Nate [email protected] Run Chair Dickensheet, Dan [email protected] Run Co-Chair Rohlmeier, Heather [email protected] Night Out Chair Brockus, Alva [email protected] Night Out Co-Chair Storey, Gracie [email protected] Tournament Chair Naik, Bhavin [email protected] Tournament Co-Chair Kammerer, Brandon [email protected] Affairs Chair Jennings, Brandon [email protected] Affairs Co-Chair Cloer, Ryan [email protected] Affairs Chair Meek, Aaron [email protected] Affairs Co-Chair Hampton, Dave [email protected] Chair Love, Bethany [email protected] Night Speaker Chair Powell, Heather [email protected] Night Speaker Co-Chair Parks, Colt [email protected] Chair Hogland, Tyler [email protected] Co-Chair Clark, Josh [email protected] EM Mentoring Chair Hennigan, Bryan [email protected] EM Advisor McConnell, Mike [email protected] Relations Chair Vawter, Brandt [email protected] Advisor Miles, Lindsey [email protected] Clays Chair Reed, Shannon [email protected] Clays Co-Chair Ritter, Chase [email protected] Chair Raney, Grant [email protected] Take Off Chair *Coshow, Larry [email protected] Take Off Co-Chair Love, Amy [email protected] Manager Portwood, Teresa [email protected]
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