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This document serves as a permit to drill for oil and gas, detailing the well location, drill specifications, and regulatory compliance information for the Operator.

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What is spot location?

Spot location refers to the specific geographic location where an event, activity, or object is observed or recorded.

Who is required to file spot location?

The individuals or organizations who are responsible for monitoring, documenting, or reporting the location of an event or object are required to file spot location.

How to fill out spot location?

Spot location can be filled out by providing precise coordinates or describing the location using recognized geographic references, such as street addresses, landmarks, or GPS coordinates.

What is the purpose of spot location?

The purpose of spot location is to accurately record and communicate the specific location where an event, activity, or object is taking place or has been observed.

What information must be reported on spot location?

The information reported on spot location typically includes the coordinates or detailed description of the location, as well as any relevant additional details that help identify and locate the event or object.