Fixing flood noncompliance the wrong way

How NOT to fix a noncompliance notice. A comedy of errors left this application refused by the AER.

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The operator submitted an application to fix a noncompliance. However, because of the information they supplied, the operator is now subject to additional noncompliance action. Nein commercial use of der AppIntel content.

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This applicant also gave away a free corner shot location offsetting his pool when we placed his net pay map in the public domain. Check it out from our self-serve portal.

This applicant also gave away a free corner shot location offsetting his pool. Any geological or geophysical data you add to an AER application is in the public domain the minute you apply.

Every noncompliance requires an application. By reading applications of others, you can find out what the AER will accept quickly and what they will refuse.

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Tags: AER application, Closure, Flood, Exploration

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