Any person who had drilled or is drilling or proposes to drill any geothermal well shall file a "designation of agent" (on a form approved by the division) with the division. The designated agent shall be a resident of this state and shall be the repository for all well records of wells drilled by the owner or operator for whom he is agent (Rule G-200 B) [now 19.14.51.9 NMAC]. All changes of address of the agent shall be immediately reported to the division in writing. Upon termination of any agent's authority, a new designation of agent shall be filed with the division within ten days.

[Rule G-100; Recompiled 12/31/01]

HISTORY OF 19.14.1 NMAC:

Pre-NMAC History: The material in this Part was derived from that previously filed with the State Records Center and Archives:

Rule G-0.1, Definitions, 11/1/83.

Rule G-1, Scope of Rules and Regulations, 11/1/83.

Rule G-2, Enforcement of Laws, Rules, and Regulations Dealing with Conservation of Geothermal Resources, 11/1/83.

Rule G-3, Waste Prohibited, 11/1/83.

Rule G-4, Protection of Life, Health, and the Environment, 11/1/83.

Rule G-5, Other Departments and Agencies, 11/1/83.

Rule G-6, United States Government Leases, 11/1/83.

Rule G-7, Unitized Areas, 11/1/83.

Rule G-8, Classifying and Defining Pools, 11/1/83.

Rule G-9, Forms Upon Request, 11/1/83.

Rule G-10, Authority to Cooperate with Other Agencies, 11/1/83.

Rule G-100, Designation of Agent, 11/1/83

History of Repealed Material: [RESERVED]