Earning Well and Initial Funding Sample Clauses

Earning Well and Initial Funding. Prior to drilling of the Earning Well, the Farmor agrees that it will attempt to secure in its name a well license for the Earning Well. It is understood that an Emergency Response Plan will be required for the well license and certain public consultations will be undertaken as required by the Alberta Energy and Utilities Board. In respect to these well license activities the Participant agrees to pay to the Farmor on or before November 30, 2001 the amount of CDN $125,000.00 which is the Participant’s proportionate 25% share of a CDN $500,000.00 non-refundable work commitment deposit for the preparatory work required to obtain the well license. These funds are to be spent by the Farmor for the sole purpose of acquiring the well license for the Earning Well. It is agreed that the entire $500,000.00 shall be placed into an interest bearing account and monthly accounting statements and updates for its use shall be provided to Participant. Farmor will be permitted to charge a 5% overhead fee on all expenditures with respect to these well license activities, and such overhead fee shall be payable to the Farmor. It is understood that if any funds are remaining after the licensing process is completed Participant will be refunded its proportionate 25% share of the remaining funds. If funds in addition to the $125,000.00 initially paid by the Participant are required to obtain a well license as determined by the Farmor, the Farmor will notify the Participant of any requirement for additional funds, and the Farmor and the Participant will meet to discuss such requirement for additional funds. The said meeting will take place within three (3) days after the Farmor advising the Participant of the requirement for additional funds. On or before two (2) days following such meeting, the Parties (or the Farmor, or the Participant, as the case may be) shall elect to do one of the following:
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