Common use of MAINTENANCE OF WELL SITES AND IDENTIFICATION MARKERS Clause in Contracts

MAINTENANCE OF WELL SITES AND IDENTIFICATION MARKERS. i. Lessee will build and maintain necessary and appropriate fences capable of turning livestock around its facilities on the Leased Premises and will take all necessary precautions to protect livestock against loss, damage, or injury. ii. Lessee will erect and maintain all signage, tags, plates, and other identification markers on the Leased Premises in accordance with the Directives and Railroad Commission requirements. iii. Any lines, including but not limited to, electric, water, and oil and gas transportation lines, located on the Leased Premises must be buried to a sufficient depth to allow the use of deep plowing equipment for agricultural purposes. As such, Lessee must cover the top of all lines by at least thirty-six (36) inches of soil. Any rock brought to the surface in connection with laying lines will be placed back in the ditch below deep plowing depth. Large amounts of rock that could interfere with the cultivation of the soil will be promptly removed from the Leased Premises by Xxxxxx. Lessee will record in the county records where the Leased Premises are located a survey of all “as-built” electric, communications, water, and oil and gas lines located on the Leased Premises and will provide a recorded copy of each document to Lessor within thirty (30) days of recording. iv. Lessee agrees to maintain seals on all meters and tank batteries, require oil transport vehicles to maintain trip tickets, and exercise the highest degree of care and all reasonable safeguards, as a reasonably prudent operator, to prevent the theft or loss of Produced Substances. v. Unless otherwise agreed by Lessor, within ninety (90) days from completion of a well as a producer, or the conclusion of operations on a dry hole, (i) all pits will be emptied and filled in, (ii) all surface areas, including roads, will be filled and leveled, (iii) all caliche not needed for a base for a tank battery, pumping unit, roadway, or other equipment, will be removed and placed back in the pit from which it was initially excavated (if on the Leased Premises), unless specified otherwise by Lessor,

MAINTENANCE OF WELL SITES AND IDENTIFICATION MARKERS. i. Lessee will Developer shall build and maintain necessary and appropriate fences capable of turning livestock around its facilities on the Leased Premises Subject Lands and will shall take all necessary precautions to protect livestock against loss, damage, or injury. ii. Lessee will Developer shall erect and maintain all signage, tags, plates, and other identification markers on the Leased Premises Subject Lands in accordance with the Directives and Railroad Commission requirements. iii. Any lines, including but not limited to, electric, waterWater, and oil and gas transportation lines, located on the Leased Premises Subject Lands must be buried to a sufficient depth to allow the use of deep plowing equipment for agricultural purposes. As such, Lessee Developer must cover the top of all lines by at least thirty-six inches (36”) inches of soil. Any rock brought to the surface in connection with laying lines will shall be placed back in the ditch below deep plowing depth. Large amounts of rock that could interfere with the cultivation of the soil will shall be promptly removed from the Leased Premises Subject Lands by XxxxxxDeveloper. Lessee will Developer shall record in the county records where the Leased Premises Subject Lands are located a survey of all “as-built” electric, communications, waterWater, and oil and gas lines located on the Leased Premises Subject Lands and will shall provide a recorded copy of each document to Lessor University Lands within thirty (30) days of recording. iv. Lessee Developer agrees to maintain seals on all meters and tank batteries, require oil transport vehicles to maintain trip tickets, and exercise the highest degree of care and all reasonable safeguards, as a reasonably prudent operator, to prevent the theft or loss of Produced Substances. v. Unless otherwise agreed by LessorUniversity Lands, within ninety (90) days from completion Completion of a well as a producerDevelopment Well, or the conclusion of operations on a dry hole, (i) all pits will shall be emptied and filled in, (ii) all surface areas, including roads, will shall be filled and leveled, (iii) all caliche not needed for a base for a tank battery, pumping unit, roadway, or other equipment, will shall be removed and placed back in the pit from which it was initially excavated (if on the Leased PremisesSubject Lands), unless specified otherwise by Lessor,University Lands, (iv) all restored areas shall be reseeded under the direction of University Lands, and (v) the surface of the applicable Subject Lands shall be restored by Developer to the condition it was in before any operations were commenced. vi. Except as to any Production Acreage which is included in a Designation of Production Acreage, upon the expiration or termination of the Development Term (or Extended Term, if applicable), Developer shall, unless otherwise instructed in writing by University Lands, (i) remove all equipment, including pipelines and utilities, (ii) drain, fill, and level all pits, and (iv) restore the surface of the Subject Lands to the condition it was in before any operations were commenced. Failure by Developer to fulfill these obligations within one hundred-twenty (120) days after expiration or termination of the Development Term (or Extended Term, if applicable) shall result in monetary or other penalties as allowed under the Directives. For any well(s) not producing in Paying Quantities, Developer shall be required to plug and abandon such well(s), remove any appurtenant equipment and restore the surface for such well(s) location within ninety (90) days from the end of the six-month Paying Quantities period. If Developer fails to fulfill these obligations, Developer shall pay to University Lands as liquidated damages five thousand dollars ($5,000) per month as well as any other amounts provided for under the Directives. Developer acknowledges that, as of the Effective Date, the harm caused by its failure to fulfill these obligations is incapable or difficult of estimation and the amount of liquidated damages called for herein is a reasonable forecast of just compensation.

MAINTENANCE OF WELL SITES AND IDENTIFICATION MARKERS. i. Lessee Developer will build and maintain necessary and appropriate fences capable of turning livestock around its facilities on the Leased Premises Subject Lands and will take all necessary precautions to protect livestock against loss, damage, or injury. ii. Lessee Developer will erect and maintain all signage, tags, plates, and other identification markers on the Leased Premises Subject Lands in accordance with the Directives and Railroad Commission requirements. iii. Any lines, including but not limited to, electric, waterWater, and oil and gas transportation lines, located on the Leased Premises Subject Lands must be buried to a sufficient depth to allow the use of deep plowing equipment for agricultural purposes. As such, Lessee Developer must cover the top of all lines by at least thirty-six inches (36”) inches of soil. Any rock brought to the surface in connection with laying lines will be placed back in the ditch below deep plowing depth. Large amounts of rock that could interfere with the cultivation of the soil will be promptly removed from the Leased Premises Subject Lands by XxxxxxDeveloper. Lessee Developer will record in the county records where the Leased Premises Subject Lands are located a survey of all “as-built” electric, communications, waterWater, and oil and gas lines located on the Leased Premises Subject Lands and will provide a recorded copy of each document to Lessor University Lands within thirty (30) days of recording. iv. Lessee Developer agrees to maintain seals on all meters and tank batteries, require oil transport vehicles to maintain trip tickets, and exercise the highest degree of care and all reasonable safeguards, as a reasonably prudent operator, to prevent the theft or loss of Produced Substances. v. Unless otherwise agreed by LessorUniversity Lands, within ninety (90) days from completion Completion of a well as a producerDevelopment Well, or the conclusion of operations on a dry hole, (i) all pits will be emptied and filled in, (ii) all surface areas, including roads, will be filled and leveled, (iii) all caliche not needed for a base for a tank battery, pumping unit, roadway, or other equipment, will be removed and placed back in the pit from which it was initially excavated (if on the Leased PremisesSubject Lands), unless specified otherwise by Lessor,University Lands, (iv) all restored areas will be reseeded under the direction of University Lands, and (v) the surface of the applicable Subject Lands will be restored by Developer to the condition it was in before any operations were commenced. vi. Except as to any Production Acreage which is included in a Designation of Production Acreage, upon the expiration or termination of the Development Term (or Extended Term, if applicable), Developer will, unless otherwise instructed in writing by University Lands, (i) remove all equipment, including pipelines and utilities, (ii) drain, fill, and level all pits, and (iv) restore the surface of the Subject Lands to the condition it was in before any operations were commenced. Failure by Developer to fulfill these obligations within one hundred-twenty (120) days after expiration or termination of the Development Term (or Extended Term, if applicable) will result in monetary or other penalties as allowed under the Directives. For any well(s) not producing in Paying Quantities, Developer shall be required to plug and abandon such well(s), remove any appurtenant equipment and restore the surface for such well(s) location within ninety (90) days from the end of the six-month Paying Quantities period. If Developer fails to fulfill these obligations, Developer shall pay to University Lands as liquidated damages five thousand dollars ($5,000) per month as well as any other amounts provided for under the Directives. Developer acknowledges that, as of the Effective Date, the harm caused by its failure to fulfill these obligations is incapable or difficult of estimation and the amount of liquidated damages called for herein is a reasonable forecast of just compensation.

MAINTENANCE OF WELL SITES AND IDENTIFICATION MARKERS. i. Lessee will build and maintain necessary and appropriate fences capable of turning livestock around its facilities on the Leased Premises and will take all necessary precautions to protect livestock against loss, damage, or injury. ii. Lessee will erect and maintain all signage, tags, plates, and other identification markers on the Leased Premises in accordance with the Directives and Railroad Commission requirements. iii. Any lines, including but not limited to, electric, water, and oil and gas transportation lines, located on the Leased Premises must be buried to a sufficient depth to allow the use of deep plowing equipment for agricultural purposes. As such, Lessee must cover the top of all lines by at least thirty-six inches (36”) inches of soil. Any rock brought to the surface in connection with laying lines will be placed back in the ditch below deep plowing depth. Large amounts of rock that could interfere with the cultivation of the soil will be promptly removed from the Leased Premises by Xxxxxx. Lessee will record in the county records where the Leased Premises are located a survey of all “as-built” electric, communications, water, and oil and gas lines located on the Leased Premises and will provide a recorded copy of each document to Lessor within thirty (30) days of recording. iv. Lessee agrees to maintain seals on all meters and tank batteries, require oil transport vehicles to maintain trip tickets, and exercise the highest degree of care and all reasonable safeguards, as a reasonably prudent operator, to prevent the theft or loss of Produced Substances. v. Unless otherwise agreed by Lessor, within ninety (90) days from completion of a well as a producer, or the conclusion of operations on a dry hole, : (i) all pits will be emptied and filled in, ; (ii) all surface areas, including roads, will be filled and leveled, ; (iii) all caliche not needed for a base for a tank battery, pumping unit, roadway, or other equipment, will be removed and placed back in the pit from which it was initially excavated (if on the Leased Premises), unless specified otherwise by Lessor,;

MAINTENANCE OF WELL SITES AND IDENTIFICATION MARKERS. i. Lessee will build and maintain necessary and appropriate fences capable of turning livestock around its facilities on the Leased Premises and will take all necessary precautions to protect livestock against loss, damage, or injury. ii. Lessee will erect and maintain all signage, tags, plates, and other identification markers on the Leased Premises in accordance with the Directives and Railroad Commission requirements. iii. Any lines, including but not limited to, electric, water, and oil and gas transportation lines, located on the Leased Premises must be buried to a sufficient depth to allow the use of deep plowing equipment for agricultural purposes. As such, Lessee must cover the top of all lines by at least thirty-six (36) inches of soil. Any rock brought to the surface in connection with laying lines will be placed back in the ditch below deep plowing depth. Large amounts of rock that could interfere with the cultivation of the soil will be promptly removed from the Leased Premises by XxxxxxLessee. Lessee will record in the county records where the Leased Premises are located a survey of all “as-built” electric, communications, water, and oil and gas lines located on the Leased Premises and will provide a recorded copy of each document to Lessor within thirty (30) days of recording. iv. Lessee agrees to maintain seals on all meters and tank batteries, require oil Oil transport vehicles to maintain trip tickets, and exercise the highest degree of care and all reasonable safeguards, as a reasonably prudent operator, to prevent the theft or loss of Produced SubstancesOil and Gas produced from this Lease. v. Unless otherwise agreed by Lessor, within ninety (90) days from completion of a well as a producer, or the conclusion of operations on a dry hole, weather permitting, (i) all pits will be emptied and filled in, (ii) all surface areas, including roads, will be filled and leveled, (iii) all caliche not needed for a base for a tank battery, pumping unit, roadway, or other equipment, will be removed and placed back in the pit from which it was initially excavated (if on the Leased Premises), unless specified otherwise by Lessor,, (iv) all restored areas will be reseeded under the direction of Lessor, and (v) the surface of the applicable Leased Premises will be restored by Lessee to as close to the condition it was in before any operations were commenced as is reasonably practicable. vi. Upon the expiration or termination of this Lease, Lessee will, unless otherwise instructed in writing by Lessor, (i) plug all xxxxx on the Leased Premises, (ii) remove all equipment, including pipelines and utilities, (iii) drain, fill, and level all pits, and (iv) restore the surface of the Leased Premises to as close to the condition it was in before any operations were commenced. Failure by Lessee to fulfill these obligations within one hundred-twenty (120) days after expiration or termination of this Lease will result in monetary or other penalties as allowed under the Directives.