Director certification of a restimulation well

1. Upon receipt of an application for restimulation well certification, the director shall review the application, information, and all relevant information contained in the books, files, and records of the commission. 2. Restimulation well certification must be determined on the basis of the qualified calculated maximum barrels of oil per day for the most recent reporting month prior to the restimulation operation during which the restimulation well was produced at a maximum efficient rate for the pool in the well the restimulation was performed in. To qualify production from a restimulation well for the calculated barrels of oil per day, the restimulation well must have been maintained at the maximum efficient rate of production or is not capable of exceeding the production threshold if the well had been maintained at the maximum efficient rate of production throughout the qualifying reporting month. 3. Within thirty days of the receipt of a complete application for restimulation well certification, or a reasonable time thereafter, the director shall either grant or deny the application. 4. If an application for restimulation well certification is denied, the director shall enter a written determination denying the application and specify the basis for the denial. If an application for restimulation well certification is granted, the director shall enter a written determination granting the application and forward a copy to the tax commissioner. A copy of the determination either granting or denying the restimulation well certification application must be forwarded by the director to the operator. It is the obligation of the operator to notify and advise all other owners in the well and the purchaser of the crude oil of the determination of the director.