Operations in a Production Interval Sample Clauses

Operations in a Production Interval. A Participating Party in a Production Interval may propose Rework or Sidetrack operations within that Production Interval, or to permanently plug and abandon that Production Interval in a well; however, no Production Interval in a well shall be abandoned without the unanimous approval I the Participating Parties in the Production Interval. If a proposal, estimated to exceed the amount specified in Article 8.2 (Authorization), is made to Rework or Sidetrack a Production Interval and the Participating Parties elect to participate ST/WD EPA JOA 38 in the proposed operation, Operator shall conduct the operation at their sole cost and risk. If fewer than all but two (2) or more Parties having a combined Participating Interest of fifty-one percent (51%) or more elect to participate in the proposed operation, Operator shall conduct the Reworking or Sidetracking operation at the cost and risk of the Participating Parties owning an interest in the Production Interval. A proposal to Rework an interval, other than a Production Interval, shall be made and approved in accordance with Article 11.5 (Operations by Fewer Than All Parties).
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Operations in a Production Interval. A Participating Party in a Production Interval may propose Rework or Sidetrack operations within that Production Interval, or to permanently plug and abandon that Production Interval in a well; however, no Production Interval in a well shall be abandoned without the unanimous approval of the Participating Parties in the Production Interval. If a proposal, estimated to exceed the amount specified in Article 8.2 (Authorization), is made to Rework or Sidetrack a Production Interval, the unanimous approval of the Parties owning an interest in the Production Interval shall be required to conduct the operation. A proposal to Rework an interval, other than a Production Interval, shall be made and approved in accordance with Article 11.5 (Operations by Fewer Than All Parties).
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Operations in a Production Interval. A Participating Party in a Production Interval may propose Rework or Sidetrack operations within that Production Interval, or to permanently plug and abandon that Production Interval in a well; however, no Production Interval in a well shall be abandoned without the unanimous approval of the Participating Parties in the Production Interval.
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