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IPANM Selecting Two Reps for Penalty Rule Input
Sept. 25, 2019 (IPANM) - IPANM has continued to keep in contact with the new state administration in regards to the new Oil Conservation Division Administrative Penalty Authority, which takes effect Jan. 1, 2020. To implement the new authority, the OCD is required to...
Opponents will likely seek to increase NMOCD Administrative Authority to penalize producers
IPANM (ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY) - With the recent November 2018 statewide election results, IPANM members should prepare for attempts by anti-oil and gas groups and legislators to pass regulations that would give the New Mexico Oil Conservation Division (OCD) new...
IPANM Summary of process to get drilling permit approval for Oil and Gas production in New Mexico
IPANM (ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY) - IPANM recently completed this general overview summary of the various regulatory permits that producers have to acquire in order to get permission to drill on state land in New Mexico. Please feel free to refer to this summary when...
BLM outlines drilling permit process on federal lands
FARMINGTON TIMES - The Farmington Times recently published a comprehensive article on the various layers of permits required to drill on federal land in New Mexico. This article underscores the various steps that producers have to take just to get an APD approved to...
Air Quality Bureau request industry comments on proposed Civil Penalty policy
The NM Air Quality Bureau with the New Mexico Environment Department has issued a proposed change to the current civil penalty rule. This new proposal would impact the imposition of fines and penalties that are less than the statutory maximum of $15,000 per day per violation. These penalties can be imposed for any violation of the Federal Clean Air Act and it implementing regulations, the New Mexico Air Quality Control Act or the New Mexico Air Quality Control Regulations.
Tax & Revenue Rule to hold hearing regarding operator Change of Address requirements
On Nov 17th, the New Mexico Tax and Revenue Department will hold a hearing on a proposal to change several rules. Of possible interest to you is a change in the “Required Correct Mailing Addresses.” 31.4.9 NMAC.
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