Directive 065: Resources Applications for Oil and Gas Reservoirs ...

Requirements
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termination date or is rescinded, even though
you can no longer use it because of the
volume limitation. As long as a permit is
active, you must continue filing reports for
that permit; therefore, if the permit that you
can no longer use is rescinded, you no longer
need to file any reports for it.
6.6 Requirements for an Application for a Long-Term Gas Removal Permit
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1) Long-Term Gas Removal Application form The Long-Term Gas Removal Application
form shown in Appendix G must be used to
request a new gas removal permit or an
amendment to an existing gas removal permit.
The ERCB will accept an application only if it
is filed using the form.
An applicant is not required to give notification
to any party or advertise its intent to apply for a
long-term gas removal permit or for an
amendment to an existing permit.
2) Change of permit holder To request any change in the named permit
holder, check the box in front of the words
“Change of permit holder” and the box in front
of the statement beginning “The proposed
permit holder….”
It is very important to check this agreement
box, as this confirms that the proposed permit
holder is fully prepared to take on the
obligations of the previous permit holder with
respect to the permit. The ERCB will not
process a request to change the name on a
permit unless this box has been checked.
3) Permit(s) No. to be rescinded Complete this portion of the form only when
you want to rescind an existing permit;
otherwise, leave it blank.
4a) Total volume of gas proposed for removal If you wish to amend an existing long-term gas
removal permit to add a new market with an
associated new volume, fill out the “Existing
volume authorized” line to reflect the volume
currently authorized for removal under the
existing permit. The “Proposed volume
6-6 • ERCB Directive 065: Resources Applications / Gas and Ethane Removal (October 2011)