Proposal and Approval of a Contract Area Assessment and/or Permitting AFE Sample Clauses

Proposal and Approval of a Contract Area Assessment and/or Permitting AFE. A Contract Area Assessment and/or Permitting AFE proposal shall include a description of the services to be performed and the description and estimated timing for the well or well operation that will utilize such services. Each Contract Area Assessment and/or Permitting AFE proposal requires approval by Election of the Parties. If the Contract Area Assessment and/or Permitting AFE is not approved by Election, then the Contract Area Assessment and/or Permitting AFE proposal shall be deemed withdrawn. However, if the Contract Area Assessment and/or Permitting AFE is not approved, the Operator has the discretion to conduct the activities set forth in such Contract Area Assessment and/or Permitting AFE at its sole cost and such costs may be included for reimbursement by the Participating Parties in any future AFEs for related activities or operations on the Contract Area. Approval of a Contract Area Assessment and/or Permitting AFE shall not be deemed an affirmative Vote or Election to participate in any subsequently proposed xxxxx or well operations for which such services are performed.
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