Disposal of Surplus Material. Material and equipment acquired hereunder may be classified as surplus by Operator when deemed no longer needed in present or foreseeable operations. Operator shall determine the value and cost of disposing of the materials in accordance with Exhibit "C". If the material is classified as junk or if the value, less cost of disposal, is less than or equal to One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000), Operator shall dispose of the surplus materials in any manner it deems appropriate. If the value, less the cost of disposal of the surplus material, is greater than One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000), Operator shall give written notice thereof to the Parties owning the material. Unless purchased by Operator, the surplus material shall be disposed of in accordance with the method of disposal approved by the Parties owning the material. Proceeds from the sale or transfer of surplus material shall be promptly credited to each Party in proportion to its ownership of the material at the time of retirement or disposition.
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Samples: Exploration Participation Agreement (Ridgewood Energy P Fund LLC), Exploration Participation Agreement (Ridgewood Energy U Fund LLC), Offshore Operating Agreement (Ridgewood Energy Q Fund LLC)
Disposal of Surplus Material. Material and equipment acquired hereunder may be classified as surplus by Operator when deemed no longer needed in present or foreseeable operations. Operator shall determine the value and cost of disposing of the materials in accordance with Exhibit "βC"β. If the material is classified as junk or if the value, less cost of disposal, is less than or equal to One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000_____), Operator shall dispose of the surplus materials in any manner it deems appropriate. If the value, less the cost of disposal of the surplus material, is greater than One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000_____), Operator shall give written notice thereof to the Parties owning the material. Unless purchased by Operator, the surplus material shall be disposed of in accordance with the method of disposal approved by the Parties owning the material. Proceeds from the sale or transfer of surplus material shall be promptly credited to each Party in proportion to its ownership of the material at the time of retirement or disposition.
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Samples: Offshore Operating Agreement
Disposal of Surplus Material. Material and equipment acquired hereunder may be classified as surplus by Operator when deemed no longer needed in present or foreseeable operations. Operator shall determine the value and cost of disposing of the materials in accordance with Exhibit "C". C." If the material is classified as junk or if the value, less cost of disposal, is less than or equal to One Hundred Seventy-five Thousand Dollars ($100,00075,000.00), Operator shall dispose of the surplus materials in any manner it deems appropriate. If the value, less the cost of disposal of the surplus material, is greater than One Hundred Seventy-five Thousand Dollars ($100,00075,000.00), Operator shall give written notice thereof to the Parties owning the material. Unless purchased by Operator, the surplus material shall be disposed of in accordance with the method of disposal approved by the Parties owning the material. Proceeds from the sale or transfer of surplus material shall be promptly credited to each Party in proportion to its ownership of the material at the time of retirement or disposition.. MODEL FORM OF OFFSHORE OPERATING AGREEMENT
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Samples: Offshore Operating Agreement (Ridgewood Energy P Fund LLC)
Disposal of Surplus Material. Material and equipment acquired hereunder may be classified as surplus by Operator when deemed no longer needed in present or foreseeable operations. Operator shall determine the value and cost of disposing of the materials in accordance with Exhibit "C". If the material is classified as junk or if the value, less cost of disposal, is less than or equal to One Hundred Thousand one-hundred thousand Dollars ($100,000), Operator shall dispose of the surplus materials in any manner it deems appropriate. If the value, less the cost of disposal of the surplus material, is greater than One Hundred Thousand one-hundred thousand Dollars ($100,000), Operator shall give written notice thereof to the Parties owning the material. Unless purchased by Operator, the surplus material shall be disposed of in accordance with the method of disposal approved by the Parties owning the material. Proceeds from the sale or transfer of surplus material shall be promptly credited to each Party in proportion to its ownership of the material at the time of retirement or disposition.
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Samples: Offshore Operating Agreement (Ridgewood Energy P Fund LLC)
Disposal of Surplus Material. Material and equipment acquired hereunder may be classified as surplus by Operator when deemed no longer needed in present or foreseeable operations. Operator shall determine the value and cost of disposing of the materials in accordance with Exhibit "C". If the material is classified as junk or if the value, less cost of disposal, is less than or equal to One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000), Operator shall dispose of the surplus materials in any manner it deems appropriate. If the value, less the cost of disposal of the surplus material, is greater than One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000), Operator shall give written notice thereof to to. the Parties owning the material. Unless purchased by Operator, the surplus material shall be disposed of in accordance with the method of disposal approved by the Parties owning the material. Proceeds from the sale or transfer of surplus material shall be promptly credited to each Party in proportion to its ownership of the material at the time of retirement or disposition.
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Samples: Offshore Operating Agreement (Ridgewood Energy Q Fund LLC)