Exhibit

PORTIONS OF THIS EXHIBIT DENOTED WITH THREE ASTERISKS (***) HAVE BEEN OMITTED PURSUANT TO A REQUEST FOR CONFIDENTIAL TREATMENT

Exhibit 10.4

Gas Gathering and Processing Agreement

Between

BLUESTONE NATURAL RESOURCES II, LLC,

COWTOWN PIPELINE PARTNERS L.P.

and

COWTOWN GAS PROCESSING PARTNERS L.P.

Cowtown Gas Facilities

TABLE OF CONTENTS

ARTICLE I DEFINITIONS 1

ARTICLE II DEDICATION 8

ARTICLE III RESERVATIONS OF PARTIES 9

ARTICLE IV GATHERING SYSTEM DELIVERY POINT(S), PLANT DELIVERY POINT(S) AND PRESSURE 10

ARTICLE V REGULATION OF PRODUCTION 12

ARTICLE VI QUANTITY 12

ARTICLE VII QUALITY 13

ARTICLE VIII TESTS 16

ARTICLE IX MEASUREMENT AND METER TESTING 17

ARTICLE X ALLOCATION PROCEDURE 19

ARTICLE XI DISPOSITION OF PRODUCER'S PORTION OF PLANT PRODUCTS 20

ARTICLE XII GATHERING AND PROCESSING FEES 20

ARTICLE XIII DISPOSITION OF PRODUCER'S PORTION OF RESIDUE GAS 21

ARTICLE XIV ACCOUNTING. PAYMENTS AND CREDIT ASSURANCES 21

ARTICLE XV WARRANTY 24

ARTICLE XVI TAXES 24

ARTICLE XVII INDEMNITY 24

ARTICLE XVIII FORCE MAJEURE 27

ARTICLE XIX UNPROFITABLE OPERATIONS AND RIGHTS OF TERMINATION 28

ARTICLE XX TERM 29

ARTICLE XXI REGULATORY BODIES 29

ARTICLE XXII ARBITRATION 30

ARTICLE XXIII DISPUTES 30

ARTICLE XXIV NOTICES AND PAYMENTS 31

ARTICLE XXV ASSIGNMENT 32

ARTICLE XXVI MISCELLANEOUS 33

ARTICLE XXVII LIQUID NOMINATIONS AND IMBALANCES 34

EXHIBITS

EXHIBIT A Contract Area; Dedicated Leases; Dedicated Wells

EXHIBIT B Gathering System Delivery Point(s); Plant Delivery Point(s)

EXHIBIT C Residue Gas Delivery Point(s); Plant Products Delivery Point(s)

EXHIBIT D Excluded Shut-In Wells

EXHIBIT E Mash Unit

EXHIBIT F Take-in-Kind Procedures

EXHIBIT G Compression Adjustments

Gas Gathering and Processing Agreement

THIS GAS GATHERING AND PROCESSING AGREEMENT (this "Agreement") is made and entered into as of the Effective Date by and among COWTOWN PIPELINE PARTNERS L.P., a Texas limited partnership ("Gatherer"), COWTOWN GAS PROCESSING PARTNERS LP., a Texas limited partnership, ("Processor"), and BlueStone Natural Resources II, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company, ("Producer"). Gatherer, Processor and Producer are sometimes referred to herein, individually, as a "Party" and, collectively, as the "Parties".

WITNESSETH, THAT:

WHEREAS, Producer has acquired the Dedicated Properties (as defined below) from Quicksilver Resources Inc. (“QRI”) and is in the business of producing gas and owns gas production from one or more wells on the lands within the Contract Area and desires for Gatherer to gather such gas and Processer to process such gas for recovery and delivery of Plant Products and redeliver Gas Residue to Producer or Producer’s nominee;

WHEREAS, Gatherer is in the business of providing natural gas gathering services along its Gathering System and desires to receive, gather and deliver such gas to Processor at the Plant, subject to the terms and conditions herein;

WHEREAS, Processor is in the business of providing natural gas processing services at the Plant and desires to receive such gas for recovery and delivery of Plant Products and redelivery of Residue Gas to Producer or Producer’s nominee, subject to the terms and conditions herein; and

NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the representations, warranties and mutual premises and benefits contained herein and for other good and valuable consideration, the adequacy, receipt and sufficiency of which are hereby acknowledged, Gatherer, Processor and Producer agree as follows:

ARTICLE I
DEFINITIONS

1.1.
For the purpose of this Agreement, the following terms and expressions used herein are defined as follows:

"Affiliate" shall mean, as to the person specified, any person controlling, controlled by or under common control with such specified person. The concept of control, controlling or controlled as used in the aforesaid context means the possession, directly or indirectly, of the power to direct or cause the direction of the management and policies of another, whether through the ownership of voting securities, by contract or otherwise. Gatherer and Processor acknowledge and agree that Producer’s majority owner is a private equity sponsor that owns and controls a number of other portfolio companies engaged in the oil and gas business and that none of such other portfolio companies shall be considered an "Affiliate" under this Agreement if neither Producer nor any personnel of Producer directly or indirectly direct or cause the direction of the management and policies of that company. Producer acknowledges and agrees that Gatherer and Processor are controlled by First Reserve Corporation, which owns and controls a number of other portfolio companies engaged in the oil and gas business and none of such other portfolio companies shall be considered an "Affiliate" under this Agreement if neither Gatherer or Processor nor any personnel of Gatherer or Processor directly or indirectly direct or cause the direction of the management and policies of that company.


b.	"Asset Purchase Agreement" shall mean that certain Asset Purchase Agreement by and among QRI, Cowtown Gas Processing L.P. and Cowtown Pipeline L.P. and Producer, dated January 22, 2016.


c.	"Base Fee" shall have the meaning set forth in Section 12.1 of this Agreement.


d.	"Btu" shall mean one British thermal unit, which is the quantity of heat required to raise one pound avoirdupois of pure water from 58.5 degrees Fahrenheit to 59.5 degrees Fahrenheit at a constant pressure of 14.73 pounds per square inch absolute.


e.	"Component" shall mean those hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon molecular constituents, which are definable by industry standards and procedures. Such Components as used in this Agreement shall be:

N2 - Nitrogen

CO₂ - Carbon Dioxide

H2S - Hydrogen Sulfide

C1 - Methane

C2 -Ethane

C3 - Propane

iC4 - Iso-butane

nC4 - Normal Butane

iC5 - Iso-pentane

nC5 - Normal Pentane

C6+ - Hexanes and Heavier Compounds


f.	"Contract Area" shall mean that area as described or outlined on Exhibit A which is attached hereto and made a part hereof for all purposes, but specifically excludes Producer’s and/or its Affiliates’ leasehold interests owned immediately prior to the Effective Date within the Contract Area but not listed on Exhibit A.


g.	"CPI Adjustment" shall mean that percentage equal to the percentage increase between:


(i)	the seasonally unadjusted Consumer Price Index for Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers (all items), U.S. city Average (1982-84=100), as published by the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics ("CPI-W") for the month of December of the second year prior to the Escalation Date; and


(ii)	the seasonally unadjusted CPI-W for the month of December immediately preceding the Escalation Date.


h.	"Day" shall mean a period of twenty-four (24) consecutive hours beginning and ending at seven o'clock a.m. Central Time.

"Dedicated Properties" shall mean (i) Producer’s and/or its Affiliates’ leasehold interests as of the Effective Date within the Contract Area in and to those certain oil, gas and/or mineral leases listed on Exhibit A, and (ii) Producer’s and/or its Affiliates’ interests within the Contract Area in and to any new oil, gas and/or mineral lease acquired by Producer or its Affiliates after the Effective Date, provided that any wells on lands covered by such lease or lands pooled therewith and within the Contract Area are connected to the Gathering System pursuant to Section 4.4.


j.	“Downstream Transporter” shall mean those pipeline operators receiving Residue Gas and Plant Products for the account of Producer.


k.	“Effective Date” shall have the meaning set forth in Section 1(c) of the Letter Agreement.


l.	"Escalation Date" shall mean January 1, 2018 and each January 1st thereafter.


m.	"Facilities" shall mean the Plant and the Gathering System.

"Field Drip" shall mean all liquid hydrocarbons that are recovered from Subject Gas on the Gathering System by means of mechanical separation downstream of one or more Gathering System Delivery Point(s) and redelivered from the field separators owned by Gatherer to storage tanks owned and controlled by Producer. Gatherer, at its sole discretion, may remove or otherwise bypass such separators at any time and from time to time during the term of this Agreement.

"Gas" shall mean natural gas which is owned or controlled by Producer or its successors and assigns producible from wells drilled on Dedicated Properties or lands pooled therewith within the Contract Area, including casinghead gas produced with crude oil, gas from gas wells produced in association with crude oil (associated gas), and gas from condensate wells (non-associated gas), and shall include any inerts or impurities contained therein.

"Gathering Drip" shall mean all liquid hydrocarbons recovered from Subject Gas by means of mechanical separation from the Gathering System in the field and at the inlet of the plant. This will include any liquids that are recovered from the continuous mechanical separation of gas and liquids either from separators that are part of the Gathering System and at the plant inlet as well as any liquid hydrocarbons obtained from time to time associated with pipeline pigging operations on the Gathering System.

"Gathering System" shall mean, but shall in no way be limited to, the gas gathering pipelines, fuel gas pipelines, dehydration facilities, compression facilities, junctions, heaters, meters, separators (including field separators downstream of Gathering System Delivery Points), electric power lines, communications cables, roads, and other related facilities and equipment, including all easements located thereon, from the inlet flange of the pipeline metering facility installed up to the inlet flange of the separation facilities installed upstream of the Plant inlet meter, necessary to gather and transport gas from the Gathering System Delivery Point(s) to the Plant Delivery Point(s) and shall include any expansion of the Gathering System as provided in Section 4.4.

"Gathering System Delivery Point(s)" shall mean the inlet flange of Gatherer's owned or operated metering facilities located at or near each of Producer's wells located within the Contract Area or such other point as may be mutually agreed upon by the Parties. The Gathering System Delivery Point(s) are listed on Exhibit B to this Agreement which is attached hereto and made a part hereof for all purposes and which may be amended from time to time to reflect the addition or deletion of a Gathering System Delivery Point.


s.	“Letter Agreement” means that certain letter agreement executed by the Parties contemporaneously with this Agreement.


t.	"Liquefiable Hydrocarbons" shall mean ethane, propane, iso-butanes, normal butanes, iso-pentanes, normal pentanes, hexanes and heavier hydrocarbons, and incidental methane, or any mixtures thereof, which can be recovered or extracted in the Gathering System or the Plant and sold as Plant Products.


u.	“Lift Gas” shall mean the Gas, reserved by Producer under Section 3.2, used by Producer for gas lift operations in the Mash Unit.


v.	“Mash Unit” shall mean those wells more particularly described on Exhibit E.


w.	“Mash Unit Lateral” shall mean that portion of the Gathering System on which the Lift Gas is delivered from Gatherer’s and/or Processor’s Facilities to the Mash Unit Redelivery Point.


x.	“Mash Unit Redelivery Point” shall mean the point of interconnect between the Mash Unit Lateral and Producer’s facilities for receipt of the Lift Gas located at the Mash Unit, whereby Gatherer redelivers the Lift Gas to Producer, such points being also set forth on Exhibit E attached hereto.


y.	"MCF" shall mean 1,000 standard cubic feet of gas.


z.	"MMBtu" shall mean 1,000,000 Btu's.


aa.	"MMCF" shall mean 1,000,000 standard cubic feet of gas.


bb.	"MMCFD" shall mean 1,000,000 standard cubic feet of gas per day.


cc.	"Month," "billing month," "period," and "accounting period" shall mean the period beginning at seven o'clock a.m. on the first day of a calendar month and ending at seven o'clock a.m. on the first day of the next succeeding calendar month.


dd.	"Net Ethane Sales Price" means Producer’s sales proceeds for Ethane Plant Product net of all fees and costs incurred or charged from the Plant Products Delivery Points to the points of sale divided by total Ethane gallons sold.


ee.	"Net Residue Sales Price" means Producer’s sales proceeds for all Residue Gas net of all fees and costs incurred or charged from the Residue Gas Delivery Point(s) to the points of sale divided by the total Residue Gas MMBtus sold.

ff.

"Plant" shall mean, but shall in no way be limited to, all tanks, machinery, equipment, buildings, structures, fixtures, appliances, pipe, valves, fittings, and materials of any nature or kind whatsoever located on the site at which the processing, compression, and recompression facilities of Processor are currently located in Hood County, Texas (generally known as the Cowtown Plant), or any other site where such facilities may later be located, including by way of additions to, expansion or new development of the Plant or such related facilities, which shall include, without limitation, the Corvette Plant; including appropriate storage, compression, metering, shipping, dehydration, and delivery facilities for Plant Products; all easements pertaining to rights-of-way, the site or sites, and the operation of the Plant; and any and all other facilities and appurtenances located, or to be located, on or away from such site or sites deemed by Processor to be necessary for the successful operation of the Plant, including inlet compression, if any, but not including the Residue Gas Delivery Facility.


gg.	"Plant Delivery Point(s)" shall mean the point(s) of interconnect between the Gathering System and the Plant which point(s) are shown on Exhibit B which is attached hereto and made a part hereof for all purposes.


hh.	"Plant Fuel" shall mean the MMBtu's of the Subject Gas consumed at the Plant for fuel which shall include, but shall in no way be limited to, fuel used for the Subject Gas compression, conditioning and treating; recovery, extraction, and removal of Plant Products; and the recompression of the Residue Gas.

ii.

"Plant Products" shall mean all Liquefiable Hydrocarbons recovered, extracted, or otherwise removed from the Subject Gas after the Plant Delivery Point(s), including, but not limited to, plant condensate (sometimes referred to as pentanes plus, heavier than butanes, or natural gasoline), and all commercial non-hydrocarbon substances recovered, extracted, or otherwise removed from the Subject Gas in the Gathering System or the Plant. For the avoidance of doubt, Plant Products shall not include Field Drip but shall include Gathering Drip.


jj.	"Plant Products Delivery Point" shall mean either (a) the point(s) of interconnect between that certain liquids pipeline owned and operated by Gatherer, and the facilities of third party pipeline(s) to which the Plant Products are delivered and which point(s) are shown on Exhibit C which is attached hereto and made a part hereof for all purposes or (b) the truck loading facilities of the Plant.


kk.	"Plant Tailgate" shall mean the point of interconnect between the Plant and the Residue Gas Delivery Facility located at the downstream flange of the block valve which is downstream of the Plant residue meter and emergency shutdown valve.


ll.	"Primary Term" shall have meaning set forth in ARTICLE XX.


mm.	"Process Flare" shall mean any MMBtu's of the Subject Gas dispersed or lost at the Plant as flare which shall include, but shall in no way be limited to, flare dispersed or lost in the compression, conditioning and treating of the Subject Gas; recovery, extraction, and removal of Plant Products; and the recompression of Residue Gas.


nn.	"psia" shall mean pounds per square inch absolute.


oo.	"psig" shall mean pounds per square inch gauge.


pp.	"Residue Gas" shall mean that hydrocarbon and non-hydrocarbon stream of the Subject Gas remaining after the recovery, extraction, and removal of Plant Products, and after reduction for the Subject Gas used for Plant Fuel, Process Flare, and other incidental losses, including line loss.


qq.	"Residue Gas Delivery Facility" shall mean the residue gas pipeline and associated equipment that are located at the Plant Tailgate and are used to deliver the Residue Gas to the Residue Gas Delivery Point(s).


rr.	"Residue Gas Delivery Point(s)" shall mean the point(s) of interconnect between the Residue Gas Delivery Facility and the facilities of third party pipeline(s) to which the Residue Gas is delivered and which point(s) are shown on Exhibit C which is attached hereto and made a part hereof for all purposes.


ss.	“SCF" or "standard cubic foot of gas" shall mean the amount of Gas necessary to fill a cubic foot of space when the Gas is at a pressure of 14.65 pounds per square inch absolute and a temperature of sixty (60) degrees Fahrenheit.


tt.	"Subject Gas" means the Gas other than natural gas owned by Tokyo Gas and subject to the Tokyo Gas Gathering and Processing Agreement.


uu.	"Term" shall have the meaning set forth in ARTICLE XX of this Agreement.


vv.	"Tokyo Gas" shall mean TG Barnett Resources LP, and its successors and assigns.


ww.	“Tokyo Gas Gathering and Processing Agreement” shall mean that certain Sixth Amended and Restated Gas Gathering and Processing Agreement between Quicksilver Resources Inc., Tokyo Gas, Gatherer and Processor dated September 1, 2008, as amended, replaced or assigned.


xx.	"Treating Fee" shall have the meaning set forth in Section 12.4 of this Agreement.

ARTICLE II

DEDICATION & COMMITMENT

2.1.
Subject to the terms and provisions hereof, Producer (a) dedicates the Dedicated Properties to the Gathering System for gathering by Gatherer and to the Plant for processing by Processor and (b) commits to deliver, at the Gathering System Delivery Point(s), the total volume of Subject Gas, from wells now or hereafter drilled on the lands covered by the Dedicated Properties or lands pooled therewith, excluding Subject Gas reserved or utilized by Producer or its successors and assigns in accordance with the terms of ARTICLE III. Any transfer by Producer of its right, title, or interest in the Dedicated Properties or in the Subject Gas owned by Producer, or in an oil and gas lease, fee mineral interest or other agreement, interest or right which creates or gives rise to Producer’s interest in the Subject Gas owned by Producer, to a third party, whether by farmout, contract, or otherwise, shall be subject to this Agreement. In addition, Producer will notify any person to whom Producer transfers all or a portion of its right, title, or interest in or out of the Dedicated Properties or the Subject Gas owned by Producer that such Dedicated Properties, and the Subject Gas owned by Producer located under the lands covered by such Dedicated Properties, is dedicated pursuant to the terms of this Agreement to be gathered and processed in the Facilities. Producer will notify Gatherer and Processor of any such transfer within ten (10) days of the effective date of such transfer. Failure of Producer to comply with the foregoing shall not affect Gatherer’s or Processor’s rights herein or the dedication being binding on successors or assignees.

2.2.
Gas shall be delivered to the Gathering System Delivery Point(s) after mechanical separation by Producer for the removal of free water and free liquid hydrocarbons, but shall not otherwise be processed by Producer for the removal of Liquefiable Hydrocarbons.

2.3.
Gatherer agrees that subject to the provisions hereof, (i) it will take and, subject to Section 6.1, gather the Subject Gas from the Gathering System Delivery Point(s) and will cause the Subject Gas to be delivered to the Plant Delivery Point(s) for processing and (ii) provided that Producer provides the required fuel, it will redeliver the Lift Gas from its Facilities to the Mash Unit Redelivery Point; provided, however, either Processor or Gatherer may interrupt such deliveries, but only to the extent the same would cause operational issues and/or constraints at the Facilities.

2.4.
Processor agrees that subject to the provisions hereof, including without limitation Section 6.1, it will receive the Subject Gas at the Plant Delivery Point(s) and will cause the Subject Gas to be processed in the Plant for the recovery and delivery of Plant Products. Unless Producer makes an election for Processor to operate the Plant in ethane recovery mode, Processor shall operate the Plant in ethane rejection mode. Producer shall have a monthly election for Processor to operate the Plant in rejection or recover mode by giving Processor written notice no less than ten (10) business Days before the first Day of the calendar Month for which the election is being made. Producer’s election shall be effective until replaced by a new election. When operating the Plant for ethane rejection, Processor will use commercially reasonable efforts to extract the minimum ethane recovery rate that is achievable from time to time, and, when operating the Plant for ethane recovery, Processor will use commercially reasonable efforts to extract the maximum ethane recovery rate that is achievable from time to time, in each case subject to then-existing operating conditions at the Plant, the Gathering System, and Downstream Transporters and in neither case will processor be required to meet any deemed minimum or maximum level of Plant ethane recovery rate.

2.5.
Producer hereby represents and warrants to Gatherer, the following: (i) Exhibit A contains true, accurate, and complete descriptions of all oil, gas and/or mineral leases within the Contract Area acquired from QRI pursuant to the terms to Asset Purchase Agreement and owned by Producer or its Affiliates as of the Effective Date, which are dedicated and committed to the Gathering System as of the Effective Date; and (ii) Producer or its Affiliates have the right to dedicate and commit such oil, gas and/or minerals leases to the Gathering System. To the extent that Producer did acquire from QRI pursuant to the Asset Purchase Agreement oil, gas and/or mineral leases within the Contract Area which have been omitted from Exhibit A, such oil, gas and/or mineral leases shall be deemed to be included on Exhibit A and the Parties shall promptly amend Exhibit A to add such omitted oil, gas and/or mineral leases. Such amendments to Exhibit A shall be Gatherer’s sole and exclusive remedy for Producer’s breach of any representation or warranty in this Section 2.5.

2.6.
Processor agrees to deliver at the Residue Gas Delivery Point(s) to Producer or Producer's nominee the Residue Gas as determined under the provisions of Section 10.2.

2.7.
To the extent Producer acquires any additional leasehold interests within the Contract Area that are subject to an existing services contract with Gatherer or Processor, such interests shall remain subject to such contract until the expiration or termination of such contract unless Producer, Gatherer, and Processor mutually agree to a release under the terms of such contract and dedicate and commit the interests to this Agreement. To the extent Producer acquires any additional leasehold interests within the Contract Area that are subject to an existing dedication, such interests shall not be subject to this Agreement for so long as the prior dedication remains in effect without Producer exercising any extension rights or entering into an agreement to extend the duration of the prior dedication.

2.8.
Either Party may record a mutually agreeable form of memorandum of this Agreement in the official public records of the counties located within the Contract Area.

ARTICLE III

RESERVATIONS OF PARTIES

3.1.
Producer reserves all liquid hydrocarbons, oil, or condensate removed by Producer by means of mechanical gas-liquid separators (including heater-treaters), drips, and/or lines from the Gas prior to delivery to Gatherer at the Gathering System Delivery Points. If mechanical cooling is performed by Producer to meet the temperature specifications of this Agreement, Producer shall not reduce the temperature of the Gas below sixty (60) degrees Fahrenheit.

3.2.
Producer reserves all Gas that may be required for cycling, repressuring, pressure maintenance, and gas lift operations with respect to gas reservoirs on the premises committed hereunder; provided, however, that the Subject Gas used in such operations shall be subject to the terms of this Agreement (to the extent that such Subject Gas can be economically saved) and delivered to Gatherer and Processor following the cessation of such operations.

3.3.
Producer reserves that amount of Gas which is required for above ground development and operation within the Contract Area.

3.4.
Producer expressly reserves the right to deliver or furnish to Producer's lessor Gas as required to satisfy the terms of Producer's oil and gas leases.

ARTICLE IV

GATHERING SYSTEM DELIVERY POINT(S),
PLANT DELIVERY POINT(S) AND PRESSURE

4.1.
Producer, at its own expense, shall construct, equip, maintain, and operate all facilities (including, but not limited to, all necessary separation, dehydration, and/or compression equipment) necessary to deliver the Gas to Gatherer at the Gathering System Delivery Point(s) at such pressure as is required and sufficient to enter the Gathering System, but not to exceed the lesser of one thousand two-hundred (1,200) psig or the maximum allowed operating pressure specified by Gatherer.

4.2.
Whether to facilitate the movement of the Gas on the Gathering System or for other reasons, Gatherer shall provide compression for the Gas on the Gathering System, and Producer will provide its pro rata share of fuel required for operating such compression equipment and any related facilities. Commencing on the first of the Month that is one hundred and twenty (120) Days after Producer brings online previously shut-in wells pursuant to Section 19.4(a), the Base Fee shall be adjusted up or down, based upon the Monthly average pressure of the Gas at the Gathering System Delivery Points in accordance with the table set forth on Exhibit G.

4.3.
Gatherer, at Producer's expense, shall install, construct and equip all meters and facilities necessary to measure the Subject Gas at the Gathering System Delivery Point(s). Gatherer, at its own expense, shall maintain and operate such meters throughout the term of this Agreement.

4.4.
If Producer acquires additional mineral interests or oil, gas and/or mineral leases within the Contract Area, Producer shall notify Gatherer with any proposed reasonable supporting documentation (including the location of any existing or proposed well(s)) sufficient for Gatherer to evaluate whether building an expansion of the Gathering System to any existing or proposed well on such new mineral or leasehold interests would be economic pursuant to the fee structure set forth in this Agreement. Gatherer, in its sole and absolute discretion, may decline to construct any Gathering System expansion to connect the Gathering System to any wells located on lands covered by such new mineral or leasehold interests or lands pooled therewith. Within sixty (60) Days after receiving notice (or, if later, reasonable supporting documentation) from Producer, Gatherer may either elect to construct the expansion pursuant to the fee structure set forth in this Agreement or propose an alternative fee structure that Gatherer deems economic. If Gatherer elects to construct the expansion pursuant to the fee structure set forth in this Agreement, Gatherer shall complete such expansion and be ready to accept Subject Gas as follows: (a) for an expansion requiring two (2) or fewer miles to connect the well(s) to the Gathering System, no later than one hundred and twenty (120) days; and (b) for all other expansions, as soon as reasonably practicable using diligent efforts, but in no event longer than one (1) year; provided that the foregoing time periods in (a) and (b) shall be extended day-for-day for the duration of any events of force majeure affecting Gatherer’s performance, after receiving notice (or, if later, reasonable supporting documentation) from Producer. In the event such expansion is not completed and accepting Subject Gas within such time period, the affected new mineral or leasehold interest and land pooled therewith (but excluding any Dedicated Properties already connected to Gatherer’s System) shall, at Producer’s election by written notice to Gatherer delivered within five (5) days following such period of time, no longer be Dedicated Properties hereunder or subject to this Agreement in any manner whatsoever. If Gatherer proposes an alternative fee structure, then Producer may elect in its sole and absolute discretion to either (i) construct the connection to the Gathering System at Producer’s sole cost and expense, (ii) amend this Agreement to provide for the alternative fee structure proposed by Gatherer, in which case Gatherer shall construct the connection; or (iii) not connect such leasehold interests the Gathering System. If Gatherer elects to not connect, then the new mineral or leasehold interest and land pooled therewith (but excluding any Dedicated Properties already connected to Gatherer’s System) shall no longer be Dedicated Properties hereunder or subject to this Agreement in any manner whatsoever. If Producer elects to build the connection itself, such Gathering System expansion must meet all of Gatherer's specifications, and Gatherer will be responsible for the meter station and connection to the existing Gathering System. Gatherer may, at its election, but only within two years (2) of the initial delivery of production from the connection to the Gathering System, acquire the ownership of the connecting facilities installed by Producer by reimbursing Producer for the actual cost with no allowance for inflation or depreciation. In such event, Producer agrees to execute all assignments or contracts deemed reasonably necessary to accomplish the transfer to Gatherer of title to the Gathering System expansion, including rights-of-way and easements, on an “as is, where is” basis and with other terms and conditions customary for the purchase and sale of midstream assets within the Contract Area.

4.5.
Gatherer hereby agrees to deliver the Gas to Processor at the Plant Delivery Point(s) at the prevailing Gathering System pressure. Processor hereby agrees to utilize the Plant’s inlet compression to compress such gas to a pressure sufficient to enter the Plant up to 1,050 psig.

ARTICLE V

REGULATION OF PRODUCTION

5.1.
It is understood and agreed by the Parties that in order for Gatherer and Processor to maintain maximum efficiency in the Facilities, and in order to prevent flaring and/or bypassing of the Subject Gas, it will be necessary to maintain a uniform rate of flow of the Subject Gas to the Facilities from all sources during each twenty-four (24) hour period. Therefore, Producer agrees that it will cooperate with Gatherer and Processor in regulating the flow rate of the Subject Gas and in establishing a producing schedule to deliver on a commercially reasonable basis the Subject Gas at a uniform and continuous flow rate. In the event that Gatherer enters into an operational balancing agreement with a third party pipeline, Producer hereby agrees to be bound by the terms set forth therein.

ARTICLE VI

QUANTITY

6.1.
The Parties acknowledge and agree that natural gas (including Gas) which is owned by Tokyo Gas is subject to the Tokyo Gas Gathering and Processing Agreement and may be delivered to Gatherer by Producer pursuant to a joint operating agreement between Producer and Tokyo Gas.

6.2.
Subject to Gathering System and Plant capacity, Gatherer shall gather and Processor shall process that volume of the Subject Gas legally allowed to be produced from the interest owned or controlled by Producer or its successors and assigns in wells drilled on lands within the Contract Area or lands pooled therewith; provided, after processing, Producer or Producer's nominee will accept the Residue Gas. Processor shall regulate the flow of gas at the Plant in the quantities and at the times desired by Processor to prudently operate the Plant and/or to meet the fluctuating condition of Processor's and Producer's markets. Gatherer or Processor may, from time to time, find it necessary to shut off entirely or restrict the flow of gas to the Gathering System or Plant, respectively, including but not limited to as a result of routine maintenance and other planned outages, capacity constraints (subject to Section 6.6), compliance with laws or regulations, force majeure events (subject to Article XVIII), emergencies, or material adverse operational issues at the Facilities; notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, in such event, neither Gatherer nor Processor shall be liable to Producer for the resulting effect thereof. Gatherer and Processor shall provide Producer prior notice of any shut down due to routine maintenance and other planned outages and shall prudently work to minimize the amount of such downtime.

6.3.
Producer shall nominate to Gatherer in writing, not less than three (3) business Days prior to the first day of each Month during the term of the Agreement, the daily quantity of the Subject Gas and the natural gas owned by Tokyo Gas (expressed in MCF's and MMBtu's) that Producer shall deliver to Gatherer at the Gathering System Delivery Point(s) for gathering during such Month, either pursuant to this Agreement or the Tokyo Gas Gathering and Processing Agreement. The Parties acknowledge and agree that natural gas owned by Tokyo Gas and delivered to Gatherer by Producer shall, pursuant to Section 6.1, be gathered and processed by Gatherer and Processor pursuant to the Tokyo Gas Gathering and Processing Agreement. Producer shall also nominate to Processor in writing, not less than three (3) business Days prior to the first day of each Month during the term of the Agreement, the daily quantity of Residue Gas and residue gas owned by another producer but controlled by Producer (expressed in MCF's and MMBtu's) that Producer or Producer's nominee shall receive at the Residue Gas Delivery Point(s) following processing at the Plant.

6.4.
Gatherer, Processor, and Producer shall designate a dispatcher(s) who shall be continuously on call for nomination purposes, and shall notify each other in writing of such dispatcher(s) and their telephone number(s).

6.5.
Producer's dispatcher shall notify Gatherer's and Processor's dispatchers in advance of any anticipated decrease in delivery rate below the daily nominated quantity. Producer's dispatcher must obtain the prior written approval from Gatherer's and Processor's dispatchers for any delivery rate in excess of the daily quantity rate. Gatherer's and Processor's dispatcher shall notify Producer's dispatcher of any anticipated inability to receive the Subject Gas at a delivery rate less than (a) the daily nominated quantity rate; or (b) a previously orally authorized delivery rate in excess of the daily nominated quantity rate.

6.6.
If insufficient Plant or pipeline capacity exists to process all the Subject Gas, the Plant processing capacity will be prorated for all gas dedicated to the Plant, without undue discrimination; provided, however, during the time period during which Processor is unable to process all of the Subject Gas, Producer may dispose of the unprocessed Subject Gas as it sees fit and if such inability to process all of the Subject Gas continues for a period of sixty (60) consecutive days, extended day-for-day for the duration of events of force majeure affecting Processor’s performance, then the Subject Gas produced from the affected well(s) shall, at Producer’s election by written notice to Gatherer and/or Processor thirty (30) days' advance delivered prior to cessation of proration, no longer be Dedicated Properties hereunder or subject to this Agreement in any manner whatsoever.

6.7.
Subject to Producer’s reservation in Section 3.1, Producer agrees that Processor has the exclusive right to process, or cause to be processed, blend, or cause to be blended, the Subject Gas for the extraction of natural gas liquids and other valuable components. Processor shall have the right, but not the obligation, to expand the Plant or build a new gas processing plant at a different location, and in such event, the Subject Gas, or a portion thereof, may be processed by Processor in the expanded Plant or the new gas processing plant in accordance with the terms of this Agreement.

6.8.
Producer, Gatherer and Processor shall conduct semi-annual technical meetings at which Producer shall provide Gatherer with estimated monthly volume forecasts, drilling and development plans for the next twelve (12) months, and discuss other operational matters, and at which Gatherer shall provide Producer Gatherer’s projected maintenance and system outage schedules, Facilities pressures and operating constraints, and system balances for the next twelve (12) months, and discuss other operational matters.

ARTICLE VII

QUALITY

7.1.
Gatherer and Processor shall not be obligated to receive, gather and/or process (as the case may be), the Subject Gas delivered hereunder that fails to meet (i) the quality specifications of any Downstream Transporter at any of the Residue Gas Delivery Point(s) or Plant Products Delivery Point(s), or (ii) the following specifications:


a.	The Subject Gas must be commercial in quality and free from any foreign materials such as dirt, dust, iron particles, crude oil, dark condensate, free water, and other impurities; and substances which may be injurious to pipelines or which may interfere with the gathering, processing, transmission, or commercial utilization of said Subject Gas;


b.	The Subject Gas shall contain no free water or hydrocarbons in liquid form;


c.	The Subject Gas delivered hereunder shall not exceed a temperature of one hundred twenty (120) degrees Fahrenheit at the Gathering System Delivery Point(s), as well as the Plant Delivery Point(s);


d.	The Subject Gas delivered hereunder shall not contain more than:


(i)	One-fourth grain of hydrogen sulfide, or five grains of total sulfur, or one grain mercaptan per one hundred (100) cubic feet;


(ii)	one part per million by volume of oxygen;


(iii)	that percent by volume of carbon dioxide which would result in the failure of the Residue Gas or the Plant Products to meet the specifications of any Downstream Transporter at any of the Delivery Points, but in no event more than two percent by volume;


(iv)	two percent by volume of nitrogen; or


(v)	three percent by volume of a combined total of inerts, including, but not limited to, carbon dioxide and nitrogen Components;


e.	No diluents such as carbon dioxide, air, or nitrogen shall be added to the Subject Gas;


f.	The Subject Gas shall contain no carbon monoxide, halogens, or unsaturated hydrocarbons, and no more than 0.1 parts per million of hydrogen; and


g.	The Subject Gas shall contain no less than 1,100 Btu and 2 GPM ethane and heavier hydrocarbons.

7.2.
In the event of any conflict as between specifications of a Downstream Transporter and those above, the most stringent or restrictive specifications shall be applicable to the Subject Gas proffered under this Agreement. With respect to the “no water” or “hydrocarbons in liquid form” specification, Producer agrees to operate its facilities in a prudent manner so that no water or hydrocarbons in liquid form enters the Gathering System. In the event Gatherer receives liquid water or hydrocarbons from Producer at any Gathering System Delivery Point, in addition to any adjustments to gas measurement that may be necessary to accurately reflect the quantity of the Subject Gas delivered by Producer to Gatherer at such Gathering System Delivery Point, Gatherer shall have the right, if such receipts of liquid water or hydrocarbons have not ceased within seven (7) Days after Gatherer’s written notice to Producer, to cease taking deliveries of the Subject gas at such Gathering System Delivery Point until such time as Producer rectifies the situation. If any of the Subject Gas delivered by Producer hereunder should fail to meet the quality specifications set forth in this ARTICLE VII, Gatherer and Processor may elect to either (i) accept and process such Subject Gas, (ii) accept, but treat and/or condition such Subject Gas prior to gathering or processing at an additional cost, or (iii) refuse to accept such Subject Gas. The acceptance of the Subject Gas not meeting the quality specifications set forth in ARTICLE VII shall not be deemed a waiver of Gatherer's and Processor's right to reject such Subject Gas at any later time, and Gatherer and Processor shall be entitled, at any time and from time to time, to decline to accept proffered deliveries of the Subject Gas not meeting the quality specifications set forth herein.

7.3.
If Gatherer and Processor elect to accept but treat and/or condition the nonconforming Subject Gas prior to gathering and processing, Gatherer and Processor shall advise Producer of such election and associated fees. Producer shall then have a maximum of thirty (30) days to advise Gatherer and Processor if it will treat and/or condition such nonconforming Subject Gas and the cost associated with such treatment. If Producer does not elect to treat and/or condition such non-conforming Subject Gas or fails to make such election within the specified time period, then Gatherer and Processor shall have the right to (a) proceed with gathering and processing such non-conforming Subject Gas and Producer shall pay to Gatherer and Processor all costs associated with such actions or (b) reject and release such non-conforming Subject Gas from the terms of the Agreement. Notwithstanding anything in this Section 7.3 to the contrary, Producer agrees that to the extent nonconforming Subject Gas at a Gathering System Delivery Point is accepted and subsequently treated or conditioned with respect to its CO₂ Component, such treating shall be done for the Treating Fee described and provided in Section 12.4 below.

7.4.
If there is an enactment of, or change in, any law after the Effective Date that, in Gatherer’s or Processor’s reasonable determination, results in a governmental authority requiring Gatherer or Producer to hold or acquire emission allowances or their equivalent related to the carbon dioxide content or emissions or the greenhouse gas content or emissions attributable to Gas and/or the gathering and/or processing of such Gas (collectively, “Producer’s GHG Emissions”), then Gatherer or Processor, as applicable, will notify Producer of such enactment of, or change in, such law. Thereafter, Producer shall use commercially reasonable efforts to provide any required emissions allowances or their equivalents to Gatherer and Processor, as applicable, in a timely manner. If Producer fails to provide such emission allowances or their equivalents and Gatherer or Processor incurs expenses to acquire such allowances or their equivalents in the marketplace, or incurs any out-of-pocket costs or expenses for disposal or treating of carbon dioxide, or otherwise, or if any other additional economic burden is placed on Gatherer or Processor in connection with or related to Producer’s GHG Emissions, including but not limited to any tax, assessment, or other cost or expense (collectively, “Emissions Charges”), such Emissions Charges shall be fully the responsibility of Producer. Should Gatherer or Processor incur any such Emissions Charges, Producer shall reimburse Gatherer or Processor, as applicable, for the same within thirty (30) Days of receipt of an invoice along with reasonable supporting documentation. If carbon dioxide is sold by Gatherer or Processor on behalf of Producer, then the proceeds, net of Emissions Charges, taxes, and costs and expenses of such sale, shall be paid to Producer or deducted from amounts owed by Producer pursuant to this Agreement. Notwithstanding the foregoing, should any such enactment of, or change in, law require Gatherer or Processor to construct new facilities or to modify any part of the Gathering System or the Plant under this Section 7.4, the Parties shall negotiate in good faith and use commercially reasonable efforts to agree on the most cost effective method of constructing or modifying such facilities.

ARTICLE VIII

TESTS

8.1.
Producer, Gatherer and Processor do hereby agree as follows:


a.	Gatherer shall procure or cause to be procured a sample of the Subject Gas at each Gathering System Delivery Point and Plant Delivery Point, respectively, and analyze the samples by chromatographic analysis to determine the Component content (mole percent), specific gravity, the BTU content, and the Plant Product content (expressed in gallons per MCF) thereof.

The individual Plant Products contained in the commingled stream of plant products delivered from the Plant each month shall be determined from a chromatographic analysis of either (a) a spot sample or a sample taken from a continuous sampling device or (b) from an online chromatograph. The results of the chromatographic analysis shall be applied to the commingled stream of plant products to determine the volume of each individual Plant Product delivered from the Plant.

Tests provided for in Subparagraphs (a) and (b) of this Section 8.1 shall be made by Gatherer and Processor using their own equipment or by an independent testing service. Samples will be taken at each Gathering System Delivery Point according to the monthly average daily flow capabilities of such Gathering System Delivery Point as follows: Gathering System Delivery Point(s) that average 5,000 Mcf per day and higher shall be sampled monthly; Gathering System Delivery Points that average between 4,999 Mcf and 1,000 Mcf per day shall be sampled quarterly; and Gathering System Points of Delivery that average below 1,000 Mcf per day shall be tested semi-annually or more often as Gatherer deems necessary. All such tests shall be made in accordance with approved engineering practices. Representatives of Producer shall be entitled to witness such tests, and Producer shall give advance written notice to Gatherer and Processor in the event that it exercises such right.

8.2.
Physical constants required for making calculations hereunder shall be taken from the Gas Processors Association Physical Constants Publication No. 2145-03 (as amended from time to time). Physical constants for the hexanes and heavier hydrocarbons portion of hydrocarbon mixtures shall be assumed to be the same as the physical constants for hexane. The heat content per gallon of each liquid hydrocarbon Component shall be determined by multiplying the cubic feet per gallon of such liquid hydrocarbon Component by the heat content per cubic foot thereof.

ARTICLE IX

MEASUREMENT AND METER TESTING

9.1.
The unit of volume for measurement of Gas delivered hereunder shall be one thousand (1,000) cubic feet of Gas at a base temperature of sixty (60) degrees Fahrenheit and at an absolute pressure of 14.65 psia and saturated with water vapor. All fundamental constants, observations, records, and procedures involved in determining the quantity of the Subject Gas delivered hereunder shall be in accordance with the standards prescribed in Report Nos. 3 and 8, of the American Gas Association, as amended or supplemented from time to time, respectively. It is agreed that for the purpose of measurement and computations hereunder, the atmospheric pressure shall be assumed to be 14.65 psia regardless of the atmospheric pressure at which the Gas is measured and that the Gas obeys the Ideal Gas Laws as to variations of volume with pressure and specific gravity, including the deviation from Boyle's law, shall all be made by Gatherer and Processor in accordance with applicable rules, regulations, and orders. It is also agreed that Gatherer and Processor may apply a uniform correction factor for water vapor if they deem necessary in their sole and absolute discretion.

9.2.
Gatherer shall install, maintain, and operate, or cause to be maintained and operated, a measuring station located at each Gathering System Delivery Point, the Residue Gas Delivery Point(s), the Mash Unit Redelivery Point and the Plant Products Delivery Point. Processor shall install, maintain, and operate a measuring station located downstream of the separation facilities at each Plant Delivery Point. Said measuring station(s) shall be so equipped with orifice meters, recording gauges, or other types of meter or meters of standard make and design commonly acceptable in the industry, and of suitable size and design, as to accomplish the accurate measurement of the Subject Gas delivered hereunder. The changing and integration of the charts (if utilized for measurement purposes hereunder) and calibrating and adjusting of meters shall be done by Gatherer or Processor, as appropriate. Gatherer and Processor shall have the right to utilize electronic gas measuring equipment should they so desire.

9.3.
Processor shall measure or cause to be measured the volume of Plant Products in gallons.

9.4.
Producer may, at its option and expense, install check meters for checking Gatherer's metering equipment at each Gathering System Delivery Point and the Mash Unit Redelivery Point; and the same shall be so installed as not to interfere with the operation of the Facilities.

9.5.
The temperature of the Subject Gas flowing through the meter shall be determined by the continuous use of a recording thermometer or device installed by Gatherer or Processor, as the case may be, so that it will properly record the temperature of the Subject Gas flowing through the meter.

9.6.
The specific gravity of the Subject Gas flowing through the meter shall be determined by methods commonly accepted in the industry. Specific gravities so determined will be used in calculating the Subject Gas deliveries until the next specific gravity test is made.

9.7.
Each Party shall have the right to be present at the time of any installing, reading, sampling, cleaning, changing, repairing, inspecting, testing, calibrating, or adjusting done in connection with the other's measuring equipment used in measuring deliveries hereunder. The records from such measuring equipment shall remain the property of their owner, but upon request, each will submit to the other its records and charts, together with calculations therefrom subject to return within thirty (30) days after receipt thereof. If meters utilizing charts are used to measure the Subject Gas hereunder, then the charts shall be kept on file for a period of two (2) years, or such longer period as may be required by law. In addition, any other measurement data shall also be kept for the same time period. Each Party, during each of the first three production months, and after that at least semi-annually, or more often if necessary, shall calibrate the meters and instruments installed by it or cause the same to be calibrated. Gatherer shall give Producer ten (10) days notice in advance of such tests so that the latter may, at its election, be present in person or by its representative to observe adjustments, if any are made.

9.8.
If the metering equipment is found to be inaccurate by two percent (2%) or more, registration thereof and any payment based upon such registration shall be corrected at the rate of such inaccuracy for any period of inaccuracy which is definitely known or agreed upon, or if not known or agreed upon, then for a period extending back one-half of the time elapsed since the last day of the calibration. Unless conclusively determined that either Gatherer's or Processor's measurement equipment is inaccurate by two percent (2%) or more, Gatherer's or Processor's, as the case may be, measurement shall be deemed to be correct for all purposes hereunder, and no adjustment shall be made to the previous volumes. Following any test, any metering equipment found to be inaccurate to any degree shall be adjusted immediately to measure accurately. If for any reason any meter is out of service or out of repair so that the quantity of the Subject Gas delivered through such meter cannot be ascertained or computed from the readings thereof, the quantity of the Subject Gas so delivered during such period shall be estimated and agreed upon by the Parties hereto upon the basis of the best available data using the first of the following methods which is feasible:

By using the registration of any check measuring equipment of
Producer, if installed and registering accurately;

By correcting the error if the percentage of error is ascertainable by
calibration, test, or mathematical calculation; or

By estimating the quantity of deliveries during preceding periods
under similar conditions when the meter was registering accurately.

9.9.
If Producer shall notify Gatherer, or if Gatherer shall notify Producer, at any time that a special test of any Gathering System Delivery Point or the Mash Unit Redelivery Point meter is desired, the Parties shall cooperate to secure an immediate verification of the accuracy of such meter and joint observation of any adjustments. All tests of Gatherer's measuring equipment at any Gathering System Delivery Point or the Mash Unit Redelivery Point shall be made at Gatherer's expense, except that Producer shall bear the expense of tests made at its request if the inaccuracy found is less than two percent (2%). Expense as used in this Section 9.9 shall be limited to actual out-of-pocket costs of Gatherer as the result of testing and shall not include any costs incurred by Producer as the result of witnessing said testing.

9.10.
If during any month less than 1,000 MCF of Subject Gas is delivered to a Gathering System Delivery Point or the Mash Unit Redelivery Point (except for reasons of force majeure), then Gatherer shall charge a meter fee applicable to any such Gathering System Delivery Point or the Mash Unit Redelivery Point, as applicable, equal (***). Such fee shall be deducted from the compensation otherwise due Producer under this Agreement; or, at Gatherer's election, Producer may be invoiced for such amount payable thirty (30) days after receipt.

9.11.
The Parties hereto recognize and acknowledge that technological advances may occur over the term of this Agreement which may render certain measurement devices obsolete, or less accurate, or less efficient than that which may be available. In such event, Gatherer or Processor may, with Producer's approval, substitute or utilize such available measurement equipment in lieu of any measurement equipment described above in this ARTICLE IX.

9.12.
If for any reason the Subject Gas is delivered to Gatherer at a Gathering System Delivery Point with pulsations that affect the accuracy of the measurement, Producer shall be responsible for installing necessary pulsation dampeners, or other devices, to eliminate or reduce the pulsations to a reasonably acceptable level determined by Gatherer.

ARTICLE X

ALLOCATION PROCEDURE

10.1.
With regard to the allocation of Plant Products, for each accounting period, the actual Plant Products will be allocated to each Gathering System Delivery Point in the ratio of the Theoretical Plant Product Content of each Gathering System Delivery Point over the sum of the Theoretical Plant Product Content for all Gathering System Delivery Points. The Component amount will be determined by analysis at the Plant Products Delivery Point.

The "Theoretical Plant Product Content of each Gathering System Delivery Point" shall equal the product of the Gathering System Delivery Point's share of plant inlet MCF multiplied by the GPM (Gallons per MCF) as determined by the chromatograph analysis of a sample of the Gathering System Delivery Point.

10.2.
With regard to the allocation of Field Drip, all drip recovered from time to time will be redelivered from the field separators owned by Gatherer to storage tanks owned and controlled by Producer.

10.3.
With regard to the allocation of the Gathering Drip, for each accounting period, actual Gathering Drip will be allocated to each Gathering System Delivery Point in the ratio of the product of the Gathering System Delivery Point’s share of plant inlet MCF multiplied by the GPM (Gallons per MCF) of hexanes and heavier hydrocarbons as determined by the chromatograph analysis of a sample of the Gathering System Delivery Point.

10.4.
With regard to the allocation of Residue Gas, for each accounting period, the actual metered residue gas at each Residue Gas Delivery Point shall be allocated to each Gathering System Delivery Point in the ratio of the calculated Theoretical Residue Remaining for the Gathering System Delivery Point over the sum of Calculated Theoretical Residue Remaining for all Gathering System Delivery Points.

The "Calculated Theoretical Residue Remaining" shall equal each Gathering System Delivery Point's share of plant inlet volume MCF\MMBtu, minus each Gathering System Delivery Point Plant Product shrinkage (product shrinkage factors based on GPA 2145-03 bulletin), minus the allocated Plant Fuel.

ARTICLE XI

DISPOSITION OF PRODUCER'S PORTION OF PLANT PRODUCTS

Producer shall take its Plant Products in-kind at the Plant Products Delivery Points upon the terms and subject to the conditions set forth in the Take-in-Kind Procedures attached hereto as Exhibit F.

ARTICLE XII

GATHERING AND PROCESSING FEES

12.1.
Producer shall pay to Gatherer (***) per MMBtu of Subject Gas gathered pursuant to this Agreement as measured at the Gathering System Delivery Point(s) (the "Base Fee").

12.2.
Producer shall each month pay to Processor an additional rate equal to (***) of the published (***) Index, on all volumes measured at the Gathering System Delivery Point(s) (on an MMBtu basis) plus an amount equal to (***) of Plant Products volumes multiplied by the average (***) Index for each gallon of Plant Products for the month divided by the Subject Gas gathered for such month pursuant to this Agreement as measured at the Gathering System Delivery Point(s) (on an MMBtu basis).

12.3.
Producer shall pay to Gatherer (***) per MMBtu of Lift Gas redelivered to Producer at the Mash Unit Redelivery Point (the "Lift Gas Fee").

12.4.
In the event Subject Gas requires treating to meet the quality requirements set forth in Section 7.1(d)(iii) and Gatherer and Processor treat such Subject Gas pursuant to Section 7.3, Producer shall pay to Processor a treating fee (the "Treating Fee") of (***) per MMBtu of the Subject Gas metered at the applicable Gathering System Delivery Point where such Subject Gas was delivered.

12.5.
On each Escalation Date, the Base Fee, the Lift Gas Fee and the Treating Fee will increase by a percentage equal to the CPI Adjustment.

ARTICLE XIII

DISPOSITION OF PRODUCER'S PORTION OF RESIDUE GAS

Processor will deliver the Residue Gas to the Residue Gas Delivery Point(s). Processor agrees to deliver Producer's Residue Gas at a pressure sufficient to enter the third party natural gas pipeline(s), but in no event shall Processor be obligated to deliver Residue Gas at a pressure which exceeds the Plant discharge pressure of one thousand and sixty (1,060) psig. Producer will separately contract with a third party regarding the transportation and sale of their Residue Gas.

ARTICLE XIV

ACCOUNTING. PAYMENTS AND CREDIT ASSURANCES

14.1.
Producer shall furnish to Gatherer and Processor on or before the first day of each month a report or statement disclosing information necessary to enable Gatherer and Processor to determine the percentage of gas delivered at each Gathering System Delivery Point that is Subject Gas owned by Producer and the percentage of Gas delivered at each Gathering System Delivery Point that is owned by any other working interest owner for which Producer delivered Gas to the Gathering System (and each such working interest owner’s respective percentage of such gas) related to the preceding month. Gatherer and Processor shall furnish to Producer on or before the twenty-fifth (25th) day of each month a report or statement disclosing information necessary to enable Producer to make reasonable and accurate statistical and accounting entries upon its books concerning all phases of this Agreement related to the preceding month, including an allocation statement of Residue Gas delivered for Producer's account to its Residue Gas purchaser and the amounts due Gatherer and Processor for the services provided hereunder. Producer shall remit the amounts due Gatherer and Processor with respect to the Subject Gas within thirty (30) days after the receipt of Gatherer's and Processor's statement. PRODUCER SHALL INDEMNIFY AND HOLD GATHERER AND PROCESSOR HARMLESS FROM ANY ALL CHARGES, PENALTIES, COSTS AND EXPENSES OF WHATEVER KIND OR NATURE ARISING FROM PRODUCER'S FAILURE TO PAY SUCH PAYMENTS, INCLUDING COSTS AND EXPENSES OF ANY LITIGATION AND REASONABLE ATTORNEYS' FEES ASSOCIATED THEREWITH. Unpaid amounts due with respect to the Subject Gas shall accrue interest at the lesser of a rate equal to (***), until the balance is paid in full.

14.2.
Each Party shall have the right during reasonable hours to examine books, records, charts, and original test data of another Party to the extent necessary to verify the accuracy of any statement, charge, credit, computation, test, or delivery made pursuant to any provision hereof. If any such examination reveals any inaccuracy in any such statement, charge, credit, computation, test, or delivery, the necessary adjustment shall be promptly made without interest or penalty. No Party will have any right to recoup or recover prior overpayments or under payments that result from error that occur in spite of good faith performance if the amounts involved do not exceed one thousand dollars ($1,000.00).

14.3.
[Reserved]

14.4.
Producer shall be responsible for the payment of all royalties due on the Gas. PRODUCER SHALL INDEMNIFY AND HOLD GATHERER AND PROCESSOR HARMLESS FROM ANY AND ALL CLAIMS, ACTIONS, CAUSEStokyo OF ACTION, DAMAGES, LIABILITY, OR OBLIGATIONS ARISING OUT OF OR IN ANY WAY RELATED TO THE PAYMENT OF THE LESSOR'S ROYALTY OR ANY OTHER BURDEN OR ENCUMBRANCE AFFECTING THE GAS.

14.5.
Notwithstanding any change in ownership of Producer's properties, Gatherer and Processor shall never be required to make payments or to give notices required under the provisions of this Agreement to more than one party.

14.6.
Either Party may, at its option, recoup any sums (or portions thereof) due and owing by the other Party by netting out of such Party’s payments to the other Party all or part of the sums due and owed by the other Party under this Agreement. When a Party elects to net out certain indebtedness under the Agreement of the other Party, such Party shall promptly send to the other Party a description of (a) the source or nature of the indebtedness of the other Party that has been recouped in whole or in part by such Party in the above-referenced manner, including the dollar amount of such recoupment, and (b) the indebtedness of the Party that has been reduced through such recoupment.

14.7.
All accounting records and documents directly related to this Agreement prepared by any Party hereto shall be retained for a period of not less than two (2) years following the end of the calendar year of their origination. The Parties further agree that all matters relating to the accounting hereunder for any calendar year shall be considered correct and not subject to further audit or legal challenge after two years following the end of the calendar year.

14.8.
Credit Assurances.

Producer will be deemed creditworthy: (i) during a period in which Producer does not have long-term secured debt securities rated by S&P and Moody’s, then if according to the most recent of (y) Producer’s audited annual financial statements, or (z) Producer’s quarterly financial statements, (A) its current ratio (dividing current assets (which shall include available borrowings under its credit facility and undrawn equity committed by its equity holders) by current liabilities) is (***) or higher and (B) its leverage ratio as determined using the methodology required by its bank group is at least (***) below its then-current bank group covenant but in no event greater than (***); or (ii) otherwise, if its long-term unsecured debt securities are rated at least BB- by Standard & Poor's Corporation ("S&P") and at least Ba3 by Moody's Investor Service ("Moody's"); provided, however, that if the Producer's rating is at BB- or Ba3 and the short-term or long-term outlook is negative, Gatherer and Processor may require further analysis. Producer shall provide its most recent audited financial statements on the Effective Date and, in the event Producer does not have long-term unsecured debt securities rated by S&P and Moody’s, then Producer must also provide Gatherer audited annual financial statements on an annual basis and unaudited quarterly financial statements on a quarterly basis.

If Producer does not meet the criteria described above, then Producer may request that Gatherer and Processor evaluate its creditworthiness based upon the level of service requested relative to the Producer's current and future ability to meet its obligations. Further, if Producer's creditworthiness does not meet any of the foregoing criteria, Producer will be considered creditworthy if Producer maintains and delivers to Gatherer and Processor an irrevocable guaranty of payment in form acceptable to Gatherer and Processor, or an irrevocable letter of credit from a financial institution rated at least A- by S&P or at least A3 by Moody's, in a form acceptable to Gatherer and Processor, in either case of the guaranty or the letter of credit in an amount satisfactory to Gatherer and Processor, which will be equal to the total amounts invoiced to Producer by Gatherer and Processor in the immediately preceding two (2) Months. The obligation to maintain such credit assurance shall extend until such time as Producer is deemed creditworthy as defined herein. Producer shall provide the guaranty or the letter of credit within twenty (20) days of written notice by Gatherer and Processor that such financial assurance is required.

The creditworthiness requirements set forth in this Section 14.8 shall apply to any permitted assignment (in whole or in part), and to any permitted permanent release, as applicable, of this Agreement. Gatherer and Processor shall apply consistent evaluation practices to all similarly situated producers to determine the Producer's financial ability to perform the payment obligations due to Gatherer and Processor.

ARTICLE XV

WARRANTY

15.1.
Producer warrants the title to all the Subject Gas owned by Producer and authority to act on behalf of all Subject Gas and all Components thereof which shall be delivered by Producer to Gatherer and Processor hereunder, the right to enter into this Agreement with reference to Subject Gas, and that Subject Gas owned by Producer is free from all liens and adverse claims; AND AGREES, IF NOTIFIED THEREOF BY GATHERER OR PROCESSOR, TO INDEMNIFY, DEFEND AND HOLD GATHERER AND PROCESSOR HARMLESS FROM AND AGAINST ANY AND ALL SUITS, ACTIONS, LOSSES, DEBTS, ACCOUNTS, DAMAGES, COSTS, AND EXPENSES ARISING FROM OR OUT OF ANY ADVERSE CLAIM AS TO PRODUCER'S TITLE, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, ANY ADVERSE CLAIM BROUGHT BY OR THROUGH A MINERAL INTEREST OR ROYALTY OWNER, TO OR AGAINST THE SUBJECT GAS OWNED BY PRODUCER AND AGAINST THE PLANT PRODUCTS DERIVED THEREFROM. Producer agrees to make settlement for all royalties, overriding royalty interests, and/or production payments due and payable on the Subject Gas delivered to Gatherer and Processor hereunder, the Plant Products extracted and saved therefrom, and the sale and disposition of the Residue Gas thereof, all in accordance with the terms of the leases from which the Subject Gas processed hereunder is produced, applicable instruments of title, and all amendments thereto.

15.2.
Producer also represents and warrants that it has full authority to receive payment for the sum of all of the Subject Gas delivered hereunder.

ARTICLE XVI

TAXES

16.1.
Producer shall pay or cause to be paid all production, severance and ad valorem taxes, assessments, and other charges levied or assessed against the Gas delivered by Producer hereunder, and against Producer's portion of the Plant Products, against Producer's Residue Gas, and against the sale thereof, and all taxes and statutory charges levied or assessed against any of Producer's properties, facilities, or operations.

16.2.
Processor shall pay all taxes and statutory charges levied or assessed against the Plant and operations concerning such plant.

16.3.
Gatherer shall pay all taxes and statutory charges levied or assessed against the Gathering System and operations concerning such system.

ARTICLE XVII

INDEMNITY

17.1.
As between the Parties, and as to liability, if any, accruing to a Party hereto, or to any third party, Producer shall be solely liable for and in control and possession of the Gas deliverable hereunder until the Gas is delivered to Gatherer at the Gathering System Delivery Point(s). Gatherer shall be solely liable for and in control and possession of the Gas deliverable hereunder until the Gas is delivered to Processor at the Plant Delivery Point(s). Processor shall be solely liable for and in control and possession of the Gas and the Plant Products until Processor has delivered Residue Gas to Producer at the Residue Gas Delivery Point(s) whereupon Producer shall again be in control and possession thereof and bear the risk of loss of the Residue Gas. If Lift Gas is redelivered to Producer as provided herein, then, in that event, Gatherer shall be solely liable for and in control and possession of such Lift Gas from the time such Lift Gas exits Gatherer’s or Processor’s Facilities until redelivered to Producer at the Mash Unit Redelivery Point, whereupon Producer shall again be in control and possession and bear the risk of loss of such Lift Gas.

17.2.
PRODUCER SHALL BE AFFORDED ACCESS TO GATHERER'S AND PROCESSOR'S PROPERTY AND THE FACILITIES TO THE EXTENT NECESSARY TO CARRY OUT ITS RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS UNDER THIS AGREEMENT, AND PRODUCER SHALL FULLY OBSERVE AND COMPLY WITH ALL OF GATHERER'S AND PROCESSOR'S SAFETY PRACTICES AND PROCEDURES WHILE ON THE PREMISES. PRODUCER HEREBY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY, HOLD HARMLESS, PROTECT, DEFEND, AND DISCHARGE GATHERER AND PROCESSOR AND THEIR AFFILIATED COMPANIES, PARTNERS, SUCCESSORS, ASSIGNS, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, MANAGERS, SHAREHOLDERS, MEMBERS, EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS FOR, FROM AND AGAINST ANY AND ALL JUDGMENTS, EXECUTIONS, CAUSES OF ACTION, DEMANDS, RIGHTS, SUITS, DEBTS AND SUMS OF MONEY, ACCOUNTINGS, DUES, PENALTIES, FINES, CLAIMS (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, CLAIMS FOR CONTRIBUTION), LIABILITIES, LOSSES, COSTS, DAMAGES AND EXPENSES (INCLUDING COURT COSTS, REASONABLE COSTS OF INVESTIGATION, DEFENSE AND ATTORNEY'S FEES) FOR THE INJURY TO OR DEATH OF ANY PERSON (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, EACH OF PRODUCER'S, GATHERER'S AND PROCESSOR'S EMPLOYEES, AGENTS AND CONTRACTORS) OR PROPERTY DAMAGE OF ANY NATURE, KIND OR DESCRIPTION OR ANY OTHER CLAIM OF ANY NATURE, KIND OR DESCRIPTION BROUGHT BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY, WHETHER LEGAL OR EQUITABLE, WHICH ARISES OUT OF, RESULTS FROM OR IS IN ANY WAY RELATED TO (i) PRODUCER'S OWNERSHIP AND CONTROL OF (a) THE GAS PRIOR TO THE TIME THAT THE GAS PASSES THROUGH THE GATHERING SYSTEM DELIVERY POINT(S) AND AFTER THE RESIDUE GAS PASSES THROUGH THE RESIDUE GAS DELIVERY POINT(S), (b) THE PLANT PRODUCTS AFTER THE PLANT PRODUCTS PASS THROUGH THE PLANT PRODUCTS DELIVERY POINT AND (c) THE LIFT GAS AFTER THE LIFT GAS HAS PASSED THROUGH THE MASH UNIT REDELIVERY POINT AND PRIOR TO THE TIME THAT GAS, INCLUDING SUCH LIFT GAS, PASSES THROUGH THE GATHERING SYSTEM DELIVERY POINT, (ii) PRODUCER'S OWNERSHIP AND OPERATION OF THE WELLS LOCATED WITHIN THE CONTRACT AREA AND ANY FACILITIES OR EQUIPMENT INSTALLED OR MAINTAINED BY PRODUCER UPSTREAM OF THE GATHERING SYSTEM DELIVERY POINT, REGARDLESS OF WHETHER SUCH WAS REQUIRED BY THE TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT, (iii) THE PERFORMANCE OF ANY OBLIGATIONS, RIGHTS OR DUTIES BY PRODUCER HEREUNDER, (iv) PRODUCER'S BREACH OF THIS AGREEMENT, OR (v) ANY VIOLATION OF THE LAW BY PRODUCER OR ITS AFFILIATES OR REPRESENTATIVES, REGARDLESS OF EITHER GATHERER'S OR PROCESSOR'S SOLE, CONCURRENT OR COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE.

17.3.
GATHERER HEREBY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY, HOLD HARMLESS, PROTECT, DEFEND AND DISCHARGE PROCESSOR AND PRODUCER AND THEIR AFFILIATED COMPANIES, PARTNERS, SUCCESSORS, ASSIGNS, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, MANAGERS, SHAREHOLDERS, MEMBERS, EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS, FOR, FROM AND AGAINST ANY AND ALL JUDGMENTS, EXECUTIONS, CAUSES OF ACTION, DEMANDS, RIGHTS, SUITS, DEBTS AND SUMS OF MONEY, ACCOUNTINGS, DUES, PENALTIES, FINES, CLAIMS (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, CLAIMS FOR CONTRIBUTION), LIABILITIES, LOSSES, COSTS, DAMAGES AND EXPENSES (INCLUDING COURT COSTS, REASONABLE COSTS OR INVESTIGATION, DEFENSE AND ATTORNEY'S FEES) OF ANY NATURE, KIND OR DESCRIPTION BROUGHT BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY, WHETHER LEGAL OR EQUITABLE, WHICH ARISE OUT OF, RESULT FROM OR ARE IN ANY WAY RELATED TO (i) GATHERER'S CONTROL OF (a) THE GAS AFTER THE GAS PASSES THROUGH THE GATHERING SYSTEM DELIVERY POINT(S) AND PRIOR TO THE TIME THAT THE GAS PASSES THROUGH THE PLANT DELIVERY POINT(S) and (b) THE LIFT GAS FROM THE TIME SUCH LIFT GAS EXITS GATHERER’S OR PROCESSOR’S FACILITIES UNTIL SUCH LIFT GAS PASSES THROUGH THE MASH UNIT REDELIVERY POINT, (ii) GATHERER'S OWNERSHIP AND OPERATION OF THE GATHERING SYSTEM, (iii) THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY GATHERER PURSUANT TO THIS AGREEMENT, (iv) GATHERER'S BREACH OF THIS AGREEMENT, OR (v) ANY VIOLATION OF THE LAW BY GATHERER OR ITS AFFILIATES OR REPRESENTATIVES, REGARDLESS OF PRODUCER'S OR PROCESSOR'S SOLE, CONCURRENT OR COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE.

17.4.
PROCESSOR HEREBY AGREES TO INDEMNIFY, HOLD HARMLESS, PROTECT, DEFEND AND DISCHARGE GATHERER AND PRODUCER AND THEIR AFFILIATED COMPANIES, PARTNERS, SUCCESSORS, ASSIGNS, OFFICERS, DIRECTORS, MANAGERS, SHAREHOLDERS, MEMBERS, EMPLOYEES AND AGENTS, FOR, FROM AND AGAINST ANY AND ALL JUDGMENTS, EXECUTIONS, CAUSES OF ACTION, DEMANDS, RIGHTS, SUITS, DEBTS AND SUMS OF MONEY, ACCOUNTINGS, DUES, PENALTIES, FINES, CLAIMS (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, CLAIMS FOR CONTRIBUTION), LIABILITIES, LOSSES, COSTS, DAMAGES AND EXPENSES (INCLUDING COURT COSTS, REASONABLE COSTS OR INVESTIGATION, DEFENSE AND ATTORNEY'S FEES) OF ANY NATURE, KIND OR DESCRIPTION BROUGHT BY ANY PERSON OR ENTITY, WHETHER LEGAL OR EQUITABLE, WHICH ARISE OUT OF, RESULT FROM OR ARE IN ANY WAY RELATED TO (i) PROCESSOR'S CONTROL OF (a) THE GAS AFTER THE GAS PASSES THROUGH THE PLANT DELIVERY POINT(S) AND PRIOR TO THE TIME THAT THE RESIDUE GAS PASSES THROUGH THE RESIDUE GAS DELIVERY POINT(S) AND (b) THE PLANT PRODUCTS UNTIL THE PLANT PRODUCTS PASS THROUGH THE PLANT PRODUCTS DELIVERY POINT, (ii) PROCESSOR'S OWNERSHIP AND OPERATION OF THE PLANT, (iii) THE SERVICES PROVIDED BY PROCESSOR PURSUANT TO THIS AGREEMENT, (iv) PROCESSOR'S BREACH OF THIS AGREEMENT, OR (v) ANY VIOLATION OF THE LAW BY PROCESSOR OR ITS AFFILIATES OR REPRESENTATIVES, REGARDLESS OF GATHERER'S OR PRODUCER'S SOLE, CONCURRENT OR COMPARATIVE NEGLIGENCE. THE INDEMNIFICATION RIGHTS HEREIN SHALL BE CUMULATIVE OF, AND IN ADDITION TO, ANY AND ALL OTHER RIGHTS, REMEDIES OR RECOURSE OF THE PARTIES AND SHALL SURVIVE ANY EXPIRATION OR TERMINATION OF THIS AGREEMENT. TO THE EXTENT AND ONLY TO THE EXTENT THE FOREGOING INDEMNIFICATION RIGHTS ARE BY LAW, EITHER INAPPLICABLE OR NOT ENFORCEABLE, PRODUCER, GATHERER AND PROCESSOR SHALL EACH BE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE RESULTS OF ITS OWN ACTIONS AND FOR THE ACTIONS OF THOSE PERSONS AND ENTITIES OVER WHICH IT EXERCISES CONTROL.

17.5.
NOTWITHSTANDING ANYTHING CONTAINED IN THIS ARTICLE XVII OR ELSEWHERE IN THIS AGREEMENT TO THE CONTRARY, NO PARTY SHALL BE LIABLE FOR ANY PUNITIVE, EXEMPLARY, CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, OR INDIRECT DAMAGES, LOST PROFITS, OR OTHER BUSINESS INTERRUPTION DAMAGES, IN TORT OR CONTRACT, IN CONNECTION WITH OR OTHERWISE ARISING OUT OF THIS AGREEMENT, EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT SUCH DAMAGES HAVE BEEN AWARDED TO A THIRD PARTY WHO IS NOT AN AFFILIATE OF A PARTY AND ARE SUBJECT TO ALLOCATION BETWEEN OR AMONG THE PARTIES PURSUANT TO ANY TERMS OF THIS AGREEMENT.

ARTICLE XVIII

FORCE MAJEURE

In the event any Party is rendered unable, either wholly or in part, by force majeure to carry out its obligations under this Agreement, other than the obligation to make payments due hereunder, it is agreed that on such Party giving notice and full particulars of such inability by telephone and in writing to the other Parties as soon as possible after the occurrence of the cause relied on, then the obligations of the Party giving such notice, so far as they are affected by such force majeure, shall be suspended during the continuance of any inability so caused, but for no longer period, and such cause shall, as far as possible, be remedied with all reasonable dispatch by the Party claiming the force majeure. The term "force majeure" as employed herein shall mean any act or event which wholly or partially prevents or delays the performance of obligations arising under this Agreement if such act or event is not reasonably within the control of and not caused by the fault or negligence of the Party claiming force majeure and which by the exercise of due diligence such Party is unable to prevent or overcome, including, without limitation, by the following enumeration: acts of God; strikes; lockouts; or other industrial disturbances; acts of the public enemy; wars; blockades; insurrections; riots; epidemics; landslides; lightning; earthquakes; fires; storms; floods; washouts; arrests and restraints of governments and people; civil disturbances; explosion, breakage, or accidents to machinery, plant facilities, or lines of pipe; the necessity for making repairs to or alterations of machinery, plant facilities, or lines of pipe; freezing of wells or lines of pipe; partial or entire failure of wells; and the inability of either Producer, Gatherer or Processor to acquire, or the delays on the part of either Producer, Gatherer or Processor in acquiring, at reasonable cost and after the exercise of reasonable diligence: (a) any servitude, rights-of-way grants, permits, or licenses; (b) any materials or supplies for the construction or maintenance of facilities; and (c) any permits or permissions from any governmental agency if such are required. It is understood and agreed that the settlement of strikes or lockouts shall be entirely within the discretion of the Party having the difficulty and that the above requirements that any force majeure shall be remedied with all reasonable dispatch shall not require the settlement of strikes or lockouts by acceding to the demands of the opposing party when such course is inadvisable in the sole discretion of the Party having the difficulty. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, in the event that either Gatherer or Processor is unable to carry out its obligations under this Agreement due to a force majeure, then during the time period of such force majeure, Producer may dispose of the Subject Gas as it sees fit.

ARTICLE I

UNPROFITABLE OPERATIONS AND RIGHTS OF TERMINATION

1.2.
If, in the reasonable opinion of Gatherer, the gathering of the Subject Gas from any well or wells, or any Gathering System Delivery Point, under this Agreement, is or becomes uneconomical due to its volume, government regulations, or any cause other than force majeure, Gatherer shall not be obligated to gather or may cease gathering the Subject Gas therefrom so long as such condition exists. Gatherer agrees that in its determination of uneconomical gathering, the same criteria shall be used for the Subject Gas as for all other gas being gathered through the Gathering System. In the event that Gatherer refuses to gather the Subject Gas, Producer may dispose of the Subject Gas not gathered as it sees fit; provided that Gatherer at any time thereafter shall have the right to gather all of the Subject Gas refused, if refused for reason or reasons resulting from an act of Producer or lack of action on the part of Producer, conditioned upon Gatherer giving Producer at least two (2) months' notice of its election so to do. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, in the event that Gatherer refuses to gather the Subject Gas for a period of sixty (60) consecutive days causing Producer's well(s) to be shut-in, Producer shall have the option, exercised solely at its discretion, to terminate the Agreement in its entirety insofar and only insofar as it pertains to the Subject Gas produced from the affected well(s) by providing to Gatherer a thirty (30) days' advance written notice of such termination.

1.3.
If, in the reasonable opinion of Processor, the processing of the Subject Gas from any well or wells, or any Gathering System Delivery Point, under this Agreement, is or becomes uneconomical due to its volume, Plant Product content, government regulations, or any cause other than force majeure, Processor shall not be obligated to process or may cease processing the Subject Gas therefrom so long as such condition exists. Processor agrees that in its determination of uneconomical processing, the same criteria shall be used for the Subject Gas as for all other gas being processed through the Plant. In the event that Processor refuses to process the Subject Gas, Producer may dispose of the Subject Gas not processed as it sees fit; provided that Processor at any time thereafter shall have the right to process all of the Subject Gas refused, if refused for reason or reasons resulting from an act of Producer or lack of action on the part of Producer, conditioned upon Processor giving Producer at least two (2) months' notice of its election so to do. Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the contrary, in the event that Processor refuses to process the Subject Gas for a period of sixty (60) consecutive days, Producer shall have the option, exercised solely at its discretion, to terminate this Agreement insofar as it pertains to the Subject Gas produced from the affected well(s) by providing to Processor a thirty (30) days' advance written notice of such termination.

1.4.
In the event Processor should at any time hereafter elect to permanently discontinue the operation of the Plant, Gatherer, Processor and Producer shall each have the option, exercised solely at its discretion, of terminating this Agreement in its entirety upon one hundred twenty (120) days advance written notice of such termination notice to the other Parties.

1.5.
Nothing herein shall be construed to require Producer to drill any well or to continue to operate any well which a prudent operator would not in like circumstances drill or continue to operate. Notwithstanding the foregoing, (a) Producer intends to produce the maximum volumes possible and commits to bring all wells currently shut in for economic purposes, other than those set forth on Exhibit D, online as soon as practicable, but in no event later than July 1, 2016 and (b) Producer agrees that it will not shut-in or choke back wells for economic purposes during the calendar years of 2016 through the end of 2018 unless the well reaches the end of its useful life or safety, technical or mechanical reasons necessitate shutting-in or choking back the well.

1.6.
It is agreed that neither Gatherer nor Processor shall be obligated to expand the Facilities in order to provide capacity hereunder.

ARTICLE II

TERM

This Agreement shall be effective from the Effective Date and, subject to the other provisions hereof, shall continue in full force and effect until the tenth anniversary of the date Producer first delivers Gas to the Gathering System Delivery Point(s) pursuant to the terms of this Agreement (the "Primary Term") and shall be automatically renewed for one (1) year periods thereafter unless on or before one hundred eighty (180) days prior to the expiration of the Primary Term or the expiration of a one (1) year renewal period a Party hereto provides written notice of termination (the Primary Term and each renewal term shall collectively be referred to as the "Term"). For the avoidance of doubt, this Agreement shall become effective subject to and simultaneously with the "Closing" as such term is defined under the Asset Purchase Agreement.

ARTICLE III

REGULATORY BODIES

This Agreement and the provisions hereof shall be subject to all valid applicable federal, state, and local laws, order, rules, and regulations. Producer, Gatherer and Processor have entered into this Agreement with the understanding, and in reliance on the fact, that this Agreement and/or performance of this Agreement are not and will not be subject to the jurisdiction or regulation of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ("FERC"). If this Agreement and/or performance of this Agreement becomes subject to such jurisdiction and/or regulation, this Agreement shall automatically terminate unless Producer, Gatherer and Processor agree, in writing, within thirty (30) days of the effective date of the attachment of any such jurisdiction and/or regulation, that this Agreement shall continue after such effective date.

ARTICLE IV

ARBITRATION

Any controversy between the Parties arising under ARTICLE X of this Agreement and not resolved by agreement shall be determined by a board of arbitration upon notice of submission given either by Processor, Gatherer or Producer, which request shall also name one arbitrator. The Parties receiving such notice shall, within ten (10) days thereafter, by notice to the others, jointly name the second arbitrator, or failing so to do, the Party giving notice of submission shall name the second. The two arbitrators so appointed shall name the third, or failing so to do within ten (10) days, then upon the written application of any Party, such third arbitrator may be appointed by the American Arbitration Association. The arbitrators selected to act hereunder shall be qualified by education, experience, and training to pass upon the particular question in dispute. The jurisdiction of the arbitrators will be limited to the single issue referred to arbitration, and the arbitration shall be conducted pursuant to the guidelines set forth by the American Arbitration Association; provided, however, that should there be any conflict between the guidelines and the procedures set forth in this Agreement, the terms of this Agreement shall control. Within fifteen (15) days following selection of the third arbitrator, each Party shall furnish the arbitrators in writing its position regarding the issue being arbitrated. The arbitrators may, if they deem necessary, convene a hearing regarding the issue being arbitrated. The arbitrators shall render their decision in writing within thirty (30) days after the appointment of the third arbitrator or the conclusion of the hearing, if one is held. If within said period a decision is not rendered by the arbitrators, new arbitrators may be named and shall act hereunder at the election of any of Processor, Gatherer or Producer in like manner as if none has been previously named. The arbitrators' decision shall be final and binding upon the Parties as to the issue submitted and the Parties will abide by and comply with such decision. The expenses of arbitration shall be borne equally by the Parties, except that each Party shall bear the compensation and expenses of its counsel, witnesses, and employees.

ARTICLE V

DISPUTES

5.2.
Subject to the terms as set forth in ARTICLE XXII of this Agreement, should a dispute arise between the Parties, the Parties shall promptly seek to resolve any such dispute by negotiations among the senior executives of the Parties who have the authority to settle such dispute ("Senior Executives") prior to the initiation of any lawsuit or arbitration in accordance with Article XXII. The Senior Executives shall meet at a mutually acceptable time and place within fifteen (15) days and thereafter as often as they reasonably deem necessary to exchange relevant information and to attempt to resolve the dispute. All negotiations and communications pursuant to this ARTICLE XXIII shall be treated and maintained by the Parties as confidential information and shall be treated as compromise and settlement negotiations for purposes of the federal and state Rules of Evidence. If the matter has not been resolved within thirty (30) days after the initial meeting of the Senior Executives, or such longer period as may be mutually agreed upon, any Party may initiate a lawsuit or arbitration in accordance with Article XXII.

5.3.
THIS AGREEMENT, AND ALL QUESTIONS RELATING TO ITS VALIDITY, INTERPRETATION, PERFORMANCE AND ENFORCEMENT (INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, PROVISIONS CONCERNING LIMITATIONS OF ACTIONS) SHALL BE GOVERNED BY AND CONSTRUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF TEXAS, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY CONFLICT-OF-LAWS DOCTRINES OF SUCH STATE OR OTHER JURISDICTION TO THE CONTRARY. ALL MATTERS LITIGATED BY OR BETWEEN THE PARTIES THAT INVOLVE THIS AGREEMENT, THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE PARTIES, OR ANY RELATED DOCUMENTS OR MATTERS HEREUNDER SHALL BE BROUGHT ONLY IN HOUSTON, HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS.

5.4.
IN ANY SUIT FILED BY A PARTY HERETO TO RESOLVE A DISPUTE ARISING UNDER THIS AGREEMENT OR RELATED TO THE SERVICES PROVIDED HEREUNDER, EACH PARTY HEREBY COVENANTS AND AGREES TO TAKE ALL STEPS NECESSARY TO WAIVE A TRIAL BY JURY.

ARTICLE VI

NOTICES AND PAYMENTS

Any notice, request, demand, statement, or bill provided for in this Agreement shall be in writing and delivered by hand, mail, or facsimile. All such written communications shall be effective upon receipt by the other party at the address of the parties hereto as follow:

Producer

Statements: BlueStone Natural Resources II, LLC

2100 South Utica

Tulsa, OK 74114

Attn: John Redmond

Email: jredmond@bluestone-nr.com

Payments: BlueStone Natural Resources II, LLC

2100 South Utica

Tulsa, OK 74114

Attn: John Redmond

Email: jredmond@bluestone-nr.com

Contractual: BlueStone Natural Resources II, LLC

2100 South Utica

Tulsa, OK 74114

Attn: John Redmond

Email: jredmond@bluestone-nr.com

Gatherer

Statements: Cowtown Pipeline Partners L.P.

1200 Summit Avenue, Suite 320

Fort Worth, Texas 76102

Attn: Revenue Accounting

Payments: Cowtown Pipeline Partners L.P.

1200 Summit Avenue, Suite 320

Fort Worth, Texas 76102

Attn: Accounting

Contractual: Cowtown Pipeline Partners L.P.

700 Louisiana, Suite 2550

Houston, Texas 77002

Attn: VP of Commercial

Email: Darrel.hagerman@crestwoodlp.com

Processor

Statements: Cowtown Pipeline Partners L.P.

1200 Summit Avenue, Suite 320

Fort Worth, Texas 76102

Attn: Revenue Accounting

Payments: Cowtown Pipeline Partners L.P.

1200 Summit Avenue, Suite 320

Fort Worth, Texas 76102

Attn: Accounting

Contractual: Cowtown Pipeline Partners L.P.

700 Louisiana, Suite 2550

Houston, Texas 77002

Attn: VP of Commercial

Email: Darrel.hagerman@crestwoodlp.com

Any of the Parties may designate a further or different address by giving written notice to the other Parties.

ARTICLE VII

ASSIGNMENT

This Agreement (and a Party's rights and obligations hereunder) is assignable in whole or in part. This Agreement shall be binding upon and inure to the benefit of the heirs, executors, administrators, successors, and assigns of the respective Parties hereto; provided that no transfer of or succession to the interest of any Party hereunder, either wholly or partially, shall affect or bind the other Parties until it shall have been furnished with the original instrument or with the proper proof that the claimant is legally entitled to such interest.

ARTICLE VIII

MISCELLANEOUS

8.3.
No waiver by any Party of any one or more defaults in the performance of any provision of this Agreement shall operate or be construed as a waiver of any default or future defaults, whether of a like or different character.

8.4.
This Agreement contains the entire agreement between the Parties and there are no oral promises, agreements, or warranties affecting it. This Agreement may be amended or modified from time to time only by the written agreement of all the Parties hereto.

8.5.
The provisions of this Agreement are enforceable by the Parties hereto. Nothing in this Agreement, express or implied, is intended to confer upon any person other than the Parties hereto and their respective successors and assigns, any rights, benefits or obligations hereunder.

8.6.
The descriptive headings of the provisions of these general provisions are formulated and used for convenience only and shall not be deemed to affect the meaning or construction of any such provisions.

8.7.
This Agreement supersedes and replaces any other contract(s) or agreements(s) which may exist between the Parties covering the gathering and processing of the Gas dedicated hereunder; provided the Parties agree that a separate gathering agreement may be executed in substitution of this Agreement to provide for the gathering by Gatherer of gas produced from some portion of the dedicated Contract Area but which is deemed "dry" and not otherwise desirable or acceptable for processing at the Facilities.

8.8.
Nothing in this Agreement is intended to create a partnership or joint venture under state law or to render the Parties hereto jointly and severally liable to any third party. Each of the Parties elects to be excluded from the provisions of Subchapter K, Chapter 1 of Subtitle A, of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 pursuant to the provisions of Article 761 (a) of such code and from any similar provisions of state law. Processor shall timely file such evidence of this election as may be required under applicable law.

8.9.
Should any section, paragraph, subparagraph, or other portion of this Agreement be found invalid as a matter of law in a duly authorized court, or by a duly authorized government agency, then only that portion of the Agreement shall be invalid. The remainder of the Agreement which shall not have been found invalid shall remain in full force and effect.

8.10.
This Agreement was prepared jointly by the Parties hereunder and not by any Party to the exclusion of the other.

8.11.
Producer recognizes and acknowledges Gatherer's and Processor's proprietary interest in this Agreement, and Producer agrees not to divulge any of the contents hereof to any other person, firm, corporation, or other entity. Producer agrees to be responsible for enforcing the confidentiality of this Agreement and agrees to take such action as necessary to prevent any disclosure by any of its agents or employees.

8.12.
The Parties warrant and represent that no promise, agreement, representation, inducement, or condition which is not herein expressed has been made to either Party by the other, or any agent or representative of either Party to the other, in executing this Agreement. The Parties further warrant and represent they are not relying upon, and expressly disclaim, any such promise, agreement, representation, inducement, or condition which is not herein expressed in executing this Agreement. The Parties represents and warrant they are relying solely upon their own judgment in entering this Agreement.

8.13.
This Agreement is being executed contemporaneously with the Parties’ Letter Agreement. The Parties represent, warrant, and agree this Agreement and the Letter Agreement collectively comprise one transaction.

ARTICLE IX

LIQUID NOMINATIONS AND IMBALANCES

9.13.
Plant Products Delivery Point(s) Nominations. No later than 12:00 PM, four (4) business days prior to the beginning of each Month, Processor shall notify Producer of the volumes of Plant Products per day that Processor anticipates will be made available for delivery to Producer at the Plant Products Delivery Point(s). No later than 12:00 PM, two (2) business days prior to the start of such Month, Producer shall notify Processor of the Plant Products Delivery Point(s) where Plant Products are to be delivered by Processor and the specific amount of barrels associated therewith. At any time during the term hereof, Producer may adjust its nominations prospectively for the remainder of such Month by providing Processor notice prior to the nomination deadline of the applicable pipeline at the Plant Products Delivery Point(s) for making such changes.

9.14.
Because of dispatching and other causes outside of Processor's reasonable control, imbalances may occur between the Plant Products delivered at the Plant Products Delivery Point(s) for Producer’s account and the Plant Products allocated to Producer as determined in Article X of the Agreement. Processor and Producer shall both use commercially reasonable efforts to manage daily receipts and deliveries so that any imbalances shall be kept as near to zero as practicable. Any imbalances described above shall be resolved in the following manner:

At the same time that Processor provides Producer a statement pursuant to Section 14.1, Processor shall submit to Producer a statement reflecting the (“Liquid Volume Variance”) for the previous Month which shall include the following information: (x) a comparison of (A) the volume of each Plant Product delivered for Producer’s account to the Plant Products Delivery Point(s), to (B) Producer’s allocated Plant Products as determined in Article X of the Agreement, (y) the value, using the pricing in Section 27.2(b) below, of the volume differences determined in such comparison, and (z) such other information and detail as may be mutually agreeable to the Parties. If there are amounts owed by each party pursuant to the Liquid Volume Variance calculation, then Processor shall net such amounts and reflect on the statement the net payment owed by the party with the greater payment obligation. In addition, Processor shall net such amount against the amount owed pursuant to Section 14.1 and reflect on the statement the net payment amount owed by the party with the greater payment obligation, and any payment owed shall be due as provided in Section 14.1, but paid as provided above.

The value to be used for each Plant Product volume imbalance for the production Month shall be the Oil Price Information Service (OPIS) average monthly prices, using purity ethane, NON-TET propane, normal butane, ISO-butane, and natural gasoline, as applicable, less a "Transportation Fee" and a “Fractionation Fee”. For purposes of this Section 27.2(b), the Transportation Fee shall be (***) and the Fractionation Fee shall be the higher of (A) (***) or (B) (***). The Transportation Fee and the fixed portion of the Fractionation Fee shall be adjusted each January during the term hereof, commencing January 11 2015 using the most recent "F.E.R.C. Oil Pipeline Index - Multiplier to Use" as published online by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Gatherer and Processor will provide Producer notice of yearly escalation prices.

9.15.
In the event Producer, Gatherer, or Processor reasonably determines that the prices used in either the Transportation Fee or the Fractionation Fee above in Section 27.2(b) are no longer representative of current market prices, then such Party shall notify the other Parties in writing and propose a new price it reasonably believes to reflect current market value and the effective date of implementing said new price. Upon receipt of said proposal, the receiving Parties shall have 10 days to accept or reject the proposal or deliver a counter proposal to the proposing Party. If the receiving Parties reject the proposal or the proposing Party rejects the receiving Parties' counter proposal within 10 days from the receipt thereof, then the proposing Party may invoke the dispute resolution procedures set forth in Article XXIII to resolve such matter; provided, however, in no event shall the arbitrator(s) establish and set a price for the Fractionation Fee that would be less than (***); provided, further, no Party may invoke this price renegotiation mechanism more than once per any 12 month period. For purposes of this Section 27.3, if the receiving Party fails to reject the proposed price in the proposal within its respective 10 day deadline or if the proposing Party fails to reject the proposed price in the counter proposal from the receiving Parties within its respective 10 day deadline, then such failure shall be deemed acceptance by such Party of the applicable fee.

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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Parties hereto have executed this Agreement in several originals to be effective as of the Effective Date.

PRODUCER

BlueStone Natural Resources II LLC, a Delaware limited liability company

By:_ /s/ John Redwood

Name: John Redmond

Title: President/Chief Executive Officer

GATHERER

Cowtown Pipeline Partners L.P., a Texas limited partnership

By: Crestwood Gas Services Operating GP LLC, its general partner

By: /s/ J. Heath Deneke______________

Name: J. Heath Deneke

Title: Chief Operating Officer and President, Pipeline Services Group

PROCESSOR

Cowtown Gas Processing Partners L.P., a Texas limited partnership

By: Crestwood Gas Services Operating GP LLC, its general partner

By: /s/ J. Heath Deneke______________

Name: J. Heath Deneke

Title: Chief Operating Officer and President, Pipeline Services Group

EXHIBIT A TO THE

GAS GATHERING AND PROCESSING AGREEMENT

[COWTOWN GAS FACILITIES]

CONTRACT AREA; DEDICATED LEASES & WELLS

This Exhibit A is attached to the Gas Gathering and Processing Agreement (the "Agreement") dated effective April 1, 2016 by and among BlueStone Natural Resources II, LLC, Cowtown Pipeline Partners L.P., and Cowtown Gas Processing Partners L.P. and made a part thereof for all purposes. All defined terms used herein shall have the same meaning as set forth in the Agreement.

Contract Area

Bosque County, Texas

Erath County, Texas

Hood County, Texas

Johnson County, Texas

Parker County, Texas

Somervell County, Texas

Tarrant County, Texas

With regard to Tarrant County, Gas that does not satisfy the quality specifications in Section 7.1(g) of this Agreement shall be dedicated to the Gas Gathering Agreement for the Alliance Area of even date between Producer and Cowtown Pipeline Partners L.P.

Leases & Mineral Interests

See attached sheets.



ST	County	File ID	Lessor	Lease Dated	Recorded County	Vol/Book	Page	Instrument No.
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350014.00	DONALD BEATY WIRZ	8/2/2001	BOSQUE	489	712	03716-01
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350015.01	RONALD CURTIS WIRZ ET UX	8/8/2001	BOSQUE	494	670	04698-01
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350017.01	FRIOU SUSAN ZIMMERMAN IND.	8/9/2001	BOSQUE	489	721	03719-01
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350017.02	KIESCHNICK ANN ZIMMERMAN	6/25/2001	BOSQUE	487	559	003310-01
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350017.03	NEMETH LISA ZIMMERMAN	6/25/2001	BOSQUE	487	568	003313-01
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350017.04	SCOTT JUDITH C ZIMMERMAN	6/25/2001	BOSQUE	487	537	003303-01
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350017.05	ZIMMERMAN ERIKA I M.D.	6/25/2001	BOSQUE	489	718	03718-01
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350017.06	CONNOR SARA ZIMMERMAN	6/25/2001	BOSQUE	487	562	03311-01
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350017.07	CATHY B RAMSEY ET VIR	6/15/2006	BOSQUE	630	837	2006-00003023
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350017.08	CONSTANCE GOULDING ET VIR	6/15/2006	BOSQUE	630	833	3022
TX	BOSQUE	TX0350284.99	JACK JAY POWELL FAMILY TR	8/23/2005	BOSQUE	604	701	4220-05
TX	BOSQUE AND ERATH	TX1430001.00	CLOVIS D GRAVES	6/14/2001	ERATH	1126	58
TX	BOSQUE AND ERATH	TX1430001.00	CLOVIS D GRAVES	6/14/2001	BOSQUE	626	483
TX	BOSQUE AND SOMERVELL	TX4250103.00	ST TX M-103317	10/7/2003	BOSQUE	550	772	5572-03
TX	BOSQUE AND SOMERVELL	TX4250103.00	ST TX M-103317	10/7/2003	SOMERVELL	119	835	36233
TX	BOSQUE AND ERATH	TX1430001.00	CLOVIS D GRAVES	6/14/2001	ERATH	1126	58
TX	BOSQUE AND ERATH	TX1430001.00	CLOVIS D GRAVES	6/14/2001	BOSQUE	626	483
TX	ERATH	TX1430003.00	JIMMIE L RAMAGE ET AL	4/16/2001	ERATH	13551	11
TX	HOOD	TX2210001.00	O C CHEEK ET UX	2/6/2003	HOOD	1909	55	6757
TX	HOOD	TX2210002.00	JAMES C BRYANT JR	2/6/2003	HOOD	1901	328	5188
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.01	Z BAR LAND & CATTLE CO	3/7/2003	HOOD	1909	58	6758
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.02	SIMONTON RECEIVERSHIP	1/19/2005	HOOD	2070	888	898
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.03	LATTIMORE MATERIALS CO L P	11/30/2003	HOOD	1979	513	1068
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.04	CHARLES LUMMUS ET UX	2/26/2003	HOOD	1909	84	6762
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.04	CHARLES LUMMUS ET UX	2/26/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.04	CHARLES LUMMUS ET UX	2/26/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.04	CHARLES LUMMUS ET UX	2/26/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.05	JON KNOX RHODES ET AL	4/30/2003	HOOD	1928	881	10813
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.13	MEEGHAN G WEIDENMULLER	4/26/2010	HOOD	2545	956	5585
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.14	ANDREW S KEAN	1/9/2012	HOOD			2012-0001163
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.15	MARY KEAN	1/9/2012	HOOD			2012-0001745
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.16	BRIDGET KEAN	1/9/2012	HOOD			2012-0001743
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.17	LUMMUS FAMILY INVESTMENTS LP	4/24/2012	HOOD			2012-0004852
TX	HOOD	TX2210003.18	RCPTX, LTD	4/12/2012	HOOD			2012-0004589
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.01	MICHAEL MOONEY ET UX	4/2/2003	HOOD	1909	69	17436
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.01	MICHAEL MOONEY ET UX	4/2/2003	JOHNSON	3050	480	6760
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.02	MELODY TUCHIN BELZ	1/15/2004	HOOD	1987	569	3007
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.02	MELODY TUCHIN BELZ	1/15/2004	JOHNSON	3240	520	6802
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.03	MICHAEL TUCHIN	2/4/2004	HOOD	1984	645	2345
	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.03	MICHAEL TUCHIN	2/4/2004	JOHNSON	3237	94	6227
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.04	HEATHER BELZ	8/22/2007	JOHNSON	4212	273	45291
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.04	HEATHER BELZ	8/22/2007
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.05	JENNIFER BELZ	8/22/2007	JOHNSON	4212	269	45290
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.05	JENNIFER BELZ	8/22/2007
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.06	TIM J CECIL	12/22/2007	JOHNSON	4267	263	722
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210006.06	MARGARET S DEAR ET VIR	12/22/2007
TX	HOOD, JOHNSON AND SOMERVELL	TX2210006.07	WALTER E PARKER ET AL	2/20/2003	HOOD	1917	324	8589
TX	HOOD, JOHNSON AND SOMERVELL	TX2210006.07	WALTER E PARKER ET AL	2/20/2003	JOHNSON	3040	609	34443
TX	HOOD, JOHNSON AND SOMERVELL	TX2210006.07	WALTER E PARKER ET AL	2/20/2003	SOMERVELL	110	183	15685
TX	HOOD, JOHNSON AND SOMERVELL	TX2210006.08	CAULTHROPE S HINTON ET UX	6/10/2003	HOOD	1939	515	13043
TX	HOOD, JOHNSON AND SOMERVELL	TX2210006.08	CAULTHROPE S HINTON ET UX	6/10/2003	JOHNSON	3114	593	28538
TX	HOOD, JOHNSON AND SOMERVELL	TX2210006.08	CAULTHROPE S HINTON ET UX	6/10/2003	SOMERVELL	115	251	35324
TX	HOOD	TX2210007.00	J B RANDLE ET AL	4/1/2003	HOOD	1909	36	6755
TX	HOOD	TX2210008.01	LEE KAY DURHAM	4/1/2003	HOOD	1909	75	6761
TX	HOOD	TX2210008.02	STETSON MASSEY JR ET UX	4/1/2003	HOOD	1909	60	6759
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.01	SHERRY E MARSHALL POMYKAL	3/27/2003	HOOD	1911	560	7315
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.02	MARSHALL SAMUEL MEEK	3/27/2003	HOOD	1911	564	7317
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.03	DEBORAH L MARSHALL SCHERER	3/27/2003	HOOD	1911	562	7316
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.04	JOSEPHINE B THOMSON	1/12/2004	HOOD	1980	549	1333
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.05	WILSON FAMILY LTD PART	1/12/2004	HOOD	1980	552	1334
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.06	ALAN CORY BENSON	1/12/2004	HOOD	1991	130	3832
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.07	JUAN GALLEGOS AVILA ET UX	3/1/2004	HOOD	1991	124	3830
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.08	JAMES W TILLEY ET UX	7/20/2004	HOOD	2028	271	12068
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.09	ROBERT C WAGNER ET UX	7/27/2004	HOOD	2032	304	12923
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.10	JIMMIE DOYLE REIMER ET UX	2/12/2005	HOOD	2083	246	3698
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.11	MICHAEL T QUIMBY	3/10/2005	HOOD	2100	460	7632
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.12	ROLAND J THOMASON ET UX	5/18/2005	HOOD	2106	111	8945
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.13	ALLAN PADDACK ET UX	5/18/2005	HOOD	2106	109	8944
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.14	DAVID S UMPHRESS SR ET UX	7/6/2004	HOOD	2028	295	12077
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.15	DAVID S UMPHRESS SR ET UX	7/6/2004	HOOD	2051	353	17552
TX	HOOD	TX2210010.16	PHIL WADDELL / JANA BLANCO	2/5/2006	HOOD	2093	344	5911
TX	HOOD	TX2210011.00	JAMES ROBERT HILL	4/15/2003	HOOD	1914	277	7953
TX	HOOD	TX2210013.00	GRADY JOHN LEWIS	4/22/2003	HOOD	1914	265	7951
TX	HOOD	TX2210015.01	TIM J CECIL	4/30/2003	HOOD	1914	255	7949
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210016.01	JOE LANGDON ET UX	4/16/2003	HOOD	1917	348	8596
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210016.01	JOE LANGDON ET UX	4/16/2003	JOHNSON	3454	536	1766
TX	HOOD	TX2210016.02	LILLIE STEWART INGRAM	5/16/2003	HOOD	1927	192	10492
TX	HOOD	TX2210016.03	LILLIE STEWART INGRAM	5/16/2003	HOOD	1927	196	10493
TX	HOOD	TX2210016.04	MCGILVERY LAUREL	7/9/2003	HOOD	1935	288	12138
TX	HOOD	TX2210016.04	MCGILVERY LAUREL	7/9/2003
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210016.05	JACK LANGDON TRUST ET AL	6/12/2003	HOOD	1937	601	12652
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210016.05	JACK LANGDON TRUST ET AL	6/12/2003	JOHNSON	3454	547	1767
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210016.06	LANGDON JR JAMES C ET UX	12/10/2003	HOOD	1987	582	3011
TX	HOOD AND JOHNSON	TX2210016.06	LANGDON JR JAMES C ET UX	12/10/2003	JOHNSON	3665	848	40285
TX	HOOD	TX2210016.07	WALLACE A CLINES ET UX	1/18/2005	HOOD	2073	190	1460
TX	HOOD	TX2210016.08	LILLIE STEWART INGRAM	8/20/2007	HOOD	2341	277	18176
TX	HOOD	TX2210016.09	JOSEPH S LANGDON ET UX	10/13/2008	HOOD	2434	402	16617
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003	SOMERVELL	111	329	34633
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003	HOOD	1917	321	8588
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET AL	5/6/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210017.02	EDDY BRYANT	4/28/2004	HOOD	2009	38	7853
TX	HOOD	TX2210017.03	JOHNNIE FAYE HUGGINS	4/30/2004	HOOD	2009	34	7852
TX	HOOD	TX2210017.04	STEWART DOROTHY	4/29/2004	HOOD	2009	26	7850
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.05	STEWART ROGER	4/29/2004	HOOD	2009	22	7849
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.05	STEWART ROGER	4/29/2004	SOMERVELL
TX	HOOD	TX2210017.06	NORMA HULSEY TEMPLE	5/18/2004	HOOD	2013	590	8687
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.07	JUDY OWENS	4/29/2004	HOOD	2009	30	7851
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.07	JUDY OWENS	4/29/2004	SOMERVELL
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.08	ROGER STEWART ET AL	4/29/2004	HOOD	2013	604	8693
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.08	ROGER STEWART ET AL	4/29/2004	SOMERVELL
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.09	WILLIAM H WILSON	5/29/2004	HOOD	2021	393	10444
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.09	WILLIAM H WILSON	5/29/2004	SOMERVELL
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.10	JEANETTE WAI IND & TRUSTEE	11/2/2004	HOOD	2059	771	19471
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.10	JEANETTE WAI IND & TRUSTEE	11/2/2004	SOMERVELL	135	679	39281
TX	HOOD	TX2210017.11	MILDRED BROCK PARKER ETVIR	4/25/2005	HOOD	2105	832	8865
TX	HOOD	TX2210017.12	LEWIS EARL WAYNE	4/22/2003	HOOD	1914	271	7952
TX	HOOD	TX2210017.13	GIBBS DOROTHY PINSON	4/22/2003	HOOD	1914	259	7950
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.14	TEXAS OSAGE ROYALTY POOL	5/15/2008	HOOD	2408	482	10421
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.14	TEXAS OSAGE ROYALTY POOL	5/15/2008	SOMERVELL			20081871
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.15	WILLIAM RICHARD BUSH ET UX	8/6/2004	HOOD	2038	279	38427
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.15	WILLIAM RICHARD BUSH ET UX	8/6/2004	SOMERVELL	131	424	14374
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.15	WILLIAM RICHARD BUSH ET UX	8/6/2004
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.16	BRYANT EDDY	5/12/2010	HOOD	2548	349	6138
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.16	BRYANT EDDY	5/12/2010	SOMERVELL			20101048
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.17	WILLIAM H WILSON	5/21/2010	HOOD			2010-0006519
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.17	WILLIAM H WILSON	5/21/2010	SOMERVELL			20101045
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.18	DENISE GROSS	5/28/2010	HOOD			2010-0006904
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.18	DENISE GROSS	5/28/2010	SOMERVELL			20101098
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.19	DOROTHY STEWART	5/28/2010	HOOD			2010-0006906
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.19	DOROTHY STEWART	5/28/2010	SOMERVELL			20101100
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.20	ROGER STEWART	5/28/2010	HOOD			2010-0006905
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.20	ROGER STEWART	5/28/2010	SOMERVELL			20101099
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.21	JOHNNIE FAYE HUGGINS	5/25/2010	HOOD			2010-0006520
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.21	JOHNNIE FAYE HUGGINS	5/25/2010	SOMERVELL			20101046
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.22	VICKI YU	5/14/2010	HOOD			2010-0006901
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.22	VICKI YU	5/14/2010	SOMERVELL			20101095
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.23	JEANETTE WAI	5/14/2010	HOOD			2010-0006902
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.23	JEANETTE WAI	5/14/2010	SOMERVELL			20101096
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.24	NORMA HULSEY TEMPLE	5/26/2010	HOOD			2010-0006907
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.24	NORMA HULSEY TEMPLE	5/26/2010	SOMERVELL			20101101
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.25	LORETTA QUON ENG	5/14/2010	HOOD			2010-0006903
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.25	LORETTA QUON ENG	5/14/2010	SOMERVELL			20101097
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.26	JUDY WOODALL	6/16/2010	HOOD			2010-0007753
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.26	JUDY WOODALL	6/16/2010	SOMERVELL			20101197
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.27	UNITED CHURCH OF GOD	5/12/2010	HOOD			2010-0009317
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.27	UNITED CHURCH OF GOD	5/12/2010	SOMERVELL			20101439
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.28	DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION	10/26/2010	HOOD			2010-0013013
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210017.28	DEVON ENERGY PRODUCTION	10/26/2010	SOMERVELL			20110086
TX	HOOD	TX2210018.00	HOPKINS RAYMOND ET UX TRE	4/25/2003	HOOD	1916	127	8354
TX	HOOD	TX2210019.01	NANCY P FISH	5/1/2003	HOOD	1917	344	8594
TX	HOOD	TX2210019.02	GARY M PUTTEET	5/1/2003	HOOD	1917	342	8593
TX	HOOD	TX2210019.02	GARY M PUTTEET	5/1/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210020.00	HEWITT ALTON L ET UX	5/26/2003	HOOD	1920	318	9174
TX	HOOD	TX2210021.00	PARRISH WILLIAM C ET UX	5/27/2003	HOOD	1923	17	9660
TX	HOOD	TX2210022.00	JOHNSON HERBERT ET UX REV	5/21/2003	HOOD	1923	12	9659
TX	HOOD	TX2210024.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET UX	5/14/2003	HOOD	1920	320	9175
TX	HOOD	TX2210024.01	STETSON MASSEY JR ET UX	5/14/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210024.14	SAMUEL D BOWDEN	11/2/2007	HOOD	2367	743	978
TX	HOOD	TX2210024.15	WILLIAM ROWDY RIDDLE ET UX	4/18/2007	HOOD	2318	314	12849
TX	HOOD	TX2210024.16	JOSHUA HALE RIDDLE ET UX	4/18/2007	HOOD	2318	316	12850
TX	HOOD	TX2210024.17	MARILYN GARDNER	5/1/2007	HOOD	2305	970	9984
TX	HOOD	TX2210024.18	MEREDITH BOWDEN	5/1/2007	HOOD	2305	966	9982
TX	HOOD	TX2210024.19	CHRISTOPHER BOWDEN	5/1/2007	HOOD	2305	968	9983
TX	HOOD	TX2210024.20	CATHERINE BOWDEN	5/1/2007	HOOD	2308	945	10643
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210026.01	SADLER SHARRON KINNARD	5/23/2003	HOOD	1925	178	10090
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210026.01	SADLER SHARRON KINNARD	5/23/2003	SOMERVELL	112	439	34835
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210026.02	KINNARD JAKE DARLAN	5/23/2003	HOOD	1925	168	10089
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210026.02	KINNARD JAKE DARLAN	5/23/2003	SOMERVELL	112	419	34833
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210026.03	ROGERS SANDRA KAY KINNARD	5/23/2003	SOMERVELL	112	428	34834
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210026.03	ROGERS SANDRA KAY KINNARD	5/23/2003	HOOD	1925	157	10088
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210026.04	KINNARD DARRELL WAYNE	5/23/2003	HOOD	1925	188	10091
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210026.04	KINNARD DARRELL WAYNE	5/23/2003	SOMERVELL	112	448	34836
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210027.00	STINSON BYRON ET UX	5/30/2003	HOOD	1927	202	10495
TX	HOOD AND SOMERVELL	TX2210027.00	STINSON BYRON ET UX	5/30/2003	SOMERVELL	112	767	34897
TX	HOOD	TX2210028.00	BYRL & ROBBIE HAYWORTH TR	6/18/2003	HOOD	1925	153	10087
TX	HOOD	TX2210028.00	BYRL & ROBBIE HAYWORTH TR	6/18/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210029.00	HAYWORTH BOB ET UX	7/8/2003	HOOD	1930	696	11210
TX	HOOD	TX2210030.00	WALL JOSEPH MICHAEL ET AL	6/19/2003	HOOD	1928	885	10814
TX	HOOD	TX2210030.99	JOSEPH MICHAEL WALL ET AL	7/26/2004	HOOD	2028	992	12216
TX	HOOD	TX2210031.00	TWO-O-FIVE CORPORATION	6/19/2003	HOOD	1927	190	10491
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.01	KIMMEL GERALD E ET UX	7/5/2003	HOOD	1930	682	11204
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.02	NONA KAY TIDWELL NICKEL	6/23/2005	HOOD	2119	426	11967
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.03	FRANCIS SUMMERS	6/30/2005	HOOD	2119	410	11961
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.04	KATHY PURSELLEY	6/30/2005	HOOD	2119	395	11956
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.05	KATIE LEE CLAWSON	7/6/2005	HOOD	2119	401	11958
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.06	SUE ANN COLE	7/6/2005	HOOD	2119	404	11959
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.07	HARRY FRANKLIN SHELTON	7/6/2005	HOOD	2119	407	11960
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.08	ANDERSON LUKE RASH	7/6/2005	HOOD	2119	398	11957
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.09	MARTHA CHRISTINE MCKINNEY	7/6/2005	HOOD	2119	413	11962
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.10	JIMMY DWAIN TIDWELL	7/7/2005	HOOD	2120	254	12126
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.11	TED E BREWER	7/19/2005	HOOD	2125	869	13342
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.12	THOMAS VERNON GILLEN	7/18/2005	HOOD	2125	862	13340
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.13	DONNA KAY WERNER	7/19/2005	HOOD	2128	98	13829
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.14	RICHARD LEE BURCH EXEC	7/27/2005	HOOD	2128	95	13828
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.15	RICHARD LEE BURCH	6/23/2005	HOOD	2128	92	13827
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.16	NELDA GRACE HACKETT	6/23/2005	HOOD	2128	89	13826
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.17	DELAINE DUNN	7/15/2005	HOOD	2129	815	14237
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.18	MICKI DUNN	7/15/2005	HOOD	2129	818	14238
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.19	GEORGE REED	7/19/2005	HOOD	2129	821	14239
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.20	MICKI DUNN	2/22/2006	HOOD	2180	969	4004
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.21	NELDA GRACE HACKETT	3/1/2006	HOOD	2180	975	4006
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.22	DELAINE DUNN	2/22/2006	HOOD	2180	972	4005
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.23	THOMAS VERNON GILLEN	2/28/2006	HOOD	2180	960	4001
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.24	GEORGE REED	2/28/2006	HOOD	2180	966	4003
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.25	JIMMY DWAIN TIDWELL	2/23/2006	HOOD	2180	963	4002
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.26	ANDERSON LUKE RASH	2/22/2006	HOOD	2180	939	3994
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.27	NONA KAY NICKEL	2/24/2006	HOOD	2180	942	3995
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.28	KATHY PURSELLEY	2/23/2006	HOOD	2180	945	3996
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.29	FRANCIS SUMMERS	2/23/2006	HOOD	2180	948	3997
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.30	SUE ANN COLE	2/22/2006	HOOD	2180	951	3998
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.31	MARTHA CHRISTINE MCKINNEY	2/22/2006	HOOD	2180	951	3999
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.32	KATIE LEE CLAWSON	2/22/2006	HOOD	2180	957	4000
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.33	DONNA KAY WERNER	2/28/2006	HOOD	2182	468	4416
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.34	R L BURCH IND/EX EST BURCH	3/6/2006	HOOD	2186	151	5365
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.35	A L RASH AIF H F SHELTON	3/20/2006	HOOD	2186	138	5360
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.36	ELIZABETH ANN GOLEMON	3/15/2006	HOOD	2186	135	5359
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.38	CATHY PHILIPSKI ET VIR	5/1/2007	HOOD	2304	620	9557
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.39	SHERI L SEARS ET VIR	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	284	12835
TX	HOOD	TX2210033.40	RANDLE MURRAY	4/1/2003	HOOD	1909	45	6756
TX	HOOD	TX2210034.00	HAYWORTH JOHN D ET UX	7/8/2003	HOOD	1930	694	11209
TX	HOOD	TX2210037.01	HOUSE OMARIE TAL' F ET AL	6/5/2003	HOOD	1930	684	11205
TX	HOOD	TX2210037.01	HOUSE OMARIE TAL' F ET AL	6/5/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210037.01	HOUSE OMARIE TAL' F ET AL	6/5/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210037.01	HOUSE OMARIE TAL' F ET AL	6/5/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210037.01	HOUSE OMARIE TAL' F ET AL	6/5/2003
TX	HOOD	TX2210037.02	CRABTREE LIVING TRUST	3/22/2004	HOOD	2028	274	12069
TX	HOOD	TX2210037.03	RICHARD W ODNEAL ET UX	10/21/2004	HOOD	2096	44	6576
TX	HOOD	TX2210037.04	ROBERT EDWARD LYONS III	3/31/2008	HOOD	2396	19	7512
TX	HOOD	TX2210038.00	WHEELER DAVID V ET UX	7/8/2003	HOOD	1935	284	12137
TX	HOOD	TX2210039.00	REED GLEEN DORA	6/11/2003	HOOD	1935	278	12136
TX	HOOD	TX2210041.01	LESLIE MABERY ET UX	7/7/2003	HOOD	1930	689	11207
TX	HOOD	TX2210041.04	CAROL RHOADES SEALEY	4/30/2008	HOOD	2405	703	9822
TX	HOOD	TX2210041.05	PHYLLIS LYNN DAVIS	4/30/2008	HOOD	2405	699	9820
TX	HOOD	TX2210041.06	KELLY SEALEY HOPPER	4/30/2008	HOOD	2405	701	9821
TX	HOOD	TX2210041.09	LLM MINERALS LP	2/15/2010	HOOD	2534	365	2812
TX	HOOD	TX2210041.10	JERRY'S CHEVROLET EMPLOYEE'S	10/14/2010	HOOD			2010-0012886
TX	HOOD	TX2210041.11	FORREST F AVEN ET UX	10/14/2010	HOOD			2010-0012887
TX	HOOD	TX2210041.12	DAVID THOMPSON ET UX	10/14/2010	HOOD			2010-0013112
TX	HOOD	TX2210042.00	NACE BRYAN A ET UX	7/17/2003	HOOD	1937	603	12653
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.01	DORA LEE LANGDON ART V TR	8/1/2003	HOOD	1937	599	12651
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.02	ROLLINS JOHNNIE ET UX	9/4/2003	HOOD	1954	539	16330
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.03	JACK LANGDON TRUST 'A'	7/5/2006	HOOD	2218	482	12881
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.04	STEPHEN D REINKE ET UX	4/25/2007	HOOD	2300	799	8624
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.05	GLENN E BURTON ET UX	4/21/2007	HOOD	2300	801	8625
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.06	DANNY K THOMAS ET UX	4/26/2007	HOOD	2308	922	10634
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.07	DENISE CHIROS LODATO TSTEE	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	277	12832
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.08	NANCY M ADAMSON	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	302	12844
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.09	R SPRAGUE/S SPRAGUE TSTEES	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	304	12845
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.10	WAYNE L COYER ET UX	5/31/2007	HOOD	2318	298	12842
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.11	WILLIAM R LISTON ET UX	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	306	12846
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.12	BRETT C RODGERS ET UX	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	300	12843
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.13	MARC S POWELL TRUSTEE	5/1/2007	HOOD	2322	776	13879
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.14	WILLIAM BLACK ET UX	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	231	12813
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.15	DENNIS SACKETT ET UX	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	275	12831
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.16	RICHARD KATZ ET UX	5/1/2007	HOOD	2322	778	13880
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.17	FRANCIS & DOROTHY CHIROS	5/1/2007	HOOD	2322	780	13881
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.18	ROY E & ROBIN L JARRETT	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	225	12810
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.19	DOROTHY STEVENS TRUSTEE	5/1/2007	HOOD	2322	774	13878
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.20	SCOTT B ADAMSON ET UX	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	227	12811
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.21	CHRISTOPHER ADAMSON ET UX	5/1/2007	HOOD	2318	229	12812
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.22	NICHOLSON FAMILY TRUST	5/1/2007	HOOD	2322	770	13876
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.23	KARYN L FOX ET VIR	5/1/2007	HOOD	2322	763	13873
TX	HOOD	TX2210043.24	CHRIS WOODSON ET UX	5/1/2007	HOOD	2322	768	13875
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