SUBPART 3281—Application, Review, and Approval of a Unit Agreement (§3281.1 to §3281.20)
- 3281.3—What geologic information may a unit operator use in proposing a unit area?
- 3281.4—What are the size and shape requirements for a unit area?
- 3281.5—What happens if BLM receives applications that include overlapping unit areas?
- 3281.6—What action will BLM take after reviewing a proposed unit area designation?
- 3281.7—What documents must a unit operator submit to BLM before we will approve a unit agreement?
- 3281.8—Must a unit operator provide working interests within the designated unit area the opportunity to join the unit?
- 3281.9—How does a unit operator provide documentation to BLM of lease and tract commitment status?
- 3281.10—How will BLM determine that I have sufficient control of the proposed unit area?
- 3281.11—What are the unit operator qualifications?
- 3281.12—Who designates the unit operator?
- 3281.13—Is there a format or model a unit operator must use when proposing a unit agreement?
- 3281.14—What minimum requirements and terms must be incorporated into the unit agreement?
- 3281.15—What is the minimum initial unit obligation a unit agreement must contain?
- 3281.16—When must a Plan of Development be submitted to BLM?
- 3281.17—What information must be provided in the Plan of Development?
- 3281.18—What action will BLM take in reviewing the Plan of Development?
- 3281.19—What action will BLM take on a proposed unit agreement?
- 3281.20—When is a unit agreement effective?