Louisiana Administrative Code
Title 43 - NATURAL RESOURCES
Part V - Office of Mineral Resources
Chapter 5 - Mineral Resources
Subchapter C - Royalty Crude Oil
Section V-531 - Inventory; Delivery Points; Objections [Formerly LAC 43:I.931]

A. For each lease, division order or other legal instrument pursuant to the terms of which the state has a royalty oil interest susceptible of taking in kind, the Office of Mineral Resources shall determine the volumes and prices applicable to such royalty.

B. The Office of Mineral Resources shall notify each of the state's lessees of the state's interest in taking in kind the volume of state royalty oil attributable to the production of each such lessee, requesting the designation, within 30 days, of proposed delivery points therefore, and notice of any perceived impediments, objections or hardships with regard to such taking under a particular lease or other legal instrument.

C. Impediments or objections which cannot be resolved within 60 days of notice, by informal conference with the State Mineral Board, shall be referred to the Secretary of the Department of Natural Resources for his review and disposition by such procedures as he may deem appropriate and in the best interest of the state.

D. The lease volumes, prices and proposed delivery points for all state royalty oil for which there is no unresolved impediment or objection to taking in kind, shall be compiled by the Office of Mineral Resources for submission to the State Mineral Board.