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The petition of Wolverine Gas and Oil Company of Michigan, LLC, for an order of the supervisor of wells approving a 240-acre drilling unit and statutorily pooling of interests into the drilling unit and authorizing a changed unit allowable as an exception to Order 18-2007, for lands in Climax Township, Kalamazoo County, Michigan.
Read the full Notice of Hearing
The Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) will provide notice of videoconference links or phone numbers to all parties and individuals who provide a timely answer to the petition as detailed in the full notice.
Take note that if you wish to participate as a party in a hearing in this matter by presenting evidence or cross-examining witnesses, you shall deliver to the Petitioner and Supervisor, not less than five (5) business days before the meeting date, an answer to the petition in the manner set forth in R 324.1204(6).
The answer shall state with specificity the interested person’s position with regard to the petition.
Failure to prepare and serve an answer in a timely manner shall preclude you from presenting evidence or cross-examining witnesses at a hearing. If an answer to the petition is not filed, the Supervisor will enter an order based on the findings through an administrative meeting.
The causes are numbered consecutively followed by the year. The (M) prefix means it's a mineral well hearing, not an oil and gas well hearing.
Start: November 23, 2026 9:00 AM
End: November 23, 2026 12:00 PM
The petition of Wolverine Gas and Oil Company of Michigan, LLC, for an order of the supervisor of wells approving a 240-acre drilling unit and statutorily pooling of interests into the drilling unit and authorizing a changed unit allowable as an exception to Order 18-2007, for lands in Climax Township, Kalamazoo County, Michigan.
Read the full Notice of Hearing
The Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE) will provide notice of videoconference links or phone numbers to all parties and individuals who provide a timely answer to the petition as detailed in the full notice.
Take note that if you wish to participate as a party in a hearing in this matter by presenting evidence or cross-examining witnesses, you shall deliver to the Petitioner and Supervisor, not less than five (5) business days before the meeting date, an answer to the petition in the manner set forth in R 324.1204(6).
The answer shall state with specificity the interested person’s position with regard to the petition.
Failure to prepare and serve an answer in a timely manner shall preclude you from presenting evidence or cross-examining witnesses at a hearing. If an answer to the petition is not filed, the Supervisor will enter an order based on the findings through an administrative meeting.
The causes are numbered consecutively followed by the year. The (M) prefix means it's a mineral well hearing, not an oil and gas well hearing.
