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THIS ASSIGNMENT, dated the 1st day of August, 1971, by and between.
HUNTINGTON BEACH COMPANY, a corporation (hereinafter referred to as "Assignor"),
and the CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation (hereinafter referred
to as "Assignee"):
W I T N E S S E T H:
That, for and in consideration of Ten Dollars ($10.00) and other
good and valuable consideration, the receipt and,sufficiency of which are
hereby acknowledged, and of the mutual covenants and agreements of the parties
hereto as hereinafter provided:.
1. Assignor does hereby grant, assign, transfer and convey unto
Assignee, all of Assignors right, title and interest in and to all.wells,
casing, pipelines and other equipment used in the operation of said wells presently
situated on the property described as follows: That certain land containing
11.70 acres, more or less, known as Lots 1 through 22, inclusive, of Block 2002,
Lots 1 through 6 inclusive, and Lots 8 and 10 of Block 2001, and Lots 2 through
14 inclusive, and Lots 16, 17, 18, 20 and 22 of Block 1903, all in Tract No. 12,
as recorded in Book 9, page 13 of Miscellaneous.Maps; Records of;Orange County,
California.
2. Assignor makes no.warranty with respect to its title.to said wells,
casing, pipelines and other equipment, nor as to the merchantability or fitness
for any particular use thereof, and Assignee accepts said wells, casing, pipeline
and other equipment in their present state and condition, "as is" and "with all
faults" to which same may now be subject. Assignor does warrant, however, that
the title thereto is free and clear of all liens or encumbrances made, done
or suffered by Assignor.
' City of Huntington Beach -2 August 1,1971.
C. City shall install facilities for metering and sampling .
all oil delivered _to HBCo.at the point of delivery to HBCo�s
gathering lines for the purpose of measuring the quantity of
oil delivered.
d. ..Oil produced from said wells shall be metered continuously.
and meter readings taken daily by City, with the.right in HBCo'
to do the same, and adjusted in accordance -with customary
practice to conform to shipping tank measurements.of the
commingled oil.
e. HBCo shall by proper.device and in accordance with customary
methods and practices, take samples, and make tests of .the oil
,produced prior.'to commingling, and such samples and tests to be
made at least monthly shall be.the basis of determining the water,
sand and other foreign substance content 'of such oil. Thereafter
the.oil produced from.said wells may be gathered with,.and commingled
with and run to central storage tanks with oil produced from other
wells and lands.:
f: HBCo shall remit to City for the oil delivered hereunder the
price per barrel it receives for the commingled oil under:its
contract with;Standard,Oil Company.of.California, referred to in
Paragraph 1 above
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g. This agreement shall become effective, 'as .of_August 1, 197,1,
and shall continue in effect -until °terminated by either party.
hereto on six montht.s_prior, written notice.
Please indicate your approval and acceptance of the foregoing by signing and
returning the attached _copy of this letter..
'Yours very truly,
HUNTINGTONNBBEACH COMPANY
By ,
�ic !President
ACCEPTED AND AGREED TO THIS
DAY OF _ , _ 19 71.
CITY'OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
a municipal corporation
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City Clerk
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, )
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COUNTY OF_ Orange
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2110 iM.ain Street,
Huntington Beach,
Calif. 92646
ON .T11y22j, 11971 ,
before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the said State, personally appeared
R J. MiesckP known to me to be the
JicP President, and r�T _ adw-'i n known to me
to be the AGGj -,tant Secretary of _
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the Corporation that executed the within Instrument, known to me to be the persons who
executed the within InstrumenIn behalf of the Corporation herein- named, and acknowledged
to me that such Carpo�ation uteri the within 7'*'----
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STATE OF CALIFUNIA
hUNTY OF ORANGE
before me, a Notary Public in and for said
appeared George C McCracke4,known to me to be the Mayor,
an F'au� C Jones, known to me to be the City Clerk of the Municipal
Corporation that executed the within instrument, known to me to be the
persons who executed the within instrument on behalf of the Municipal,
.Corporation therein named, and acknowledged to me that such Municipal
Corporation executed the within instrument.
i WITNESS my hand and official seal.
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to NOTARY PUBLIC-CAI-:FORNIA
ORANGE COUNTY
P. 0. Box 190, Huntington Beach, Calif. 92648
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T NTINGT®N ]BEACH COMPANY
2110 MAIN STREET -PHONE (714) 536-6581
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CAIAFORNIA 82646
City of Huntington Beach
P. 0. Box 190
Huntington Beach, California 92648
Gentlemen:
August 1, 1971
PRODUCTION PURCHASE AGREEMENT
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Please refer to Assignment dated August 1, 1971, covering the wells
(hereinafter referred to as "said wells") and certain other facilities
on the proposed Civic Center site and to Oil and Gas Lease dated August 1,
1971, covering the operation of these wells.
This letter agreement, when fully executed and delivered to Huntington
Beach Company, shall constitute an agreement between the City of Huntington
Beach (hereinafter referred to as "City") and Huntington Beach Company
(hereinafter referred to as "HBCo") with respect to the handling and sale of
oil produced from the wells and oil and gas lease referred to above.
1. The oil production from said wells is currently being sold to
Standard Oil Company of California under contract of sale with Standard
dated June 18, 1969, which sales contract applies to oil produced from
said wells and other wells owned by HBCo. A copy of such sales contract is
attached hereto as Exhibit A.
2. It is recognized that as of the August 1, 1971 Assignment of
said wells to the City, the oil produced therefrom became the property of
the City, subject to the aforesaid Oil and Gas Lease dated August 1, 1971.
However, it is hereby agreed that so long as the aforesaid sales contract
to Standard remains in full force and effect, HBCo will continue to handle
and dispose of oil production from said wells on behalf of the City
subject to the following conditions:
a. As to oil produced from said wells and handled pursuant to
this agreement, City agrees to all conditions of "Seller"
as set forth in the aforesaid sales contract of June 18, 1969,
with Standard Oil.
b. City shall provide oil flow lines from the said wells and
deliver all oil from said wells to HBCo at HBCo's gathering
lines adjacent to the City property upon which said wells are
located, for transporting to HBCo's Miley -Keck tank farm where
the oil may be commingled with oil, gas or other hydrocarbons
from any other well or wells.
3. Assignee agrees to .operate, produce and maintain said wells in
accordance with the terms, covenants and agreements of the lease attached as
Exhibit B to that certain agreement dated August 1, 1971, between the parties
hereto and.does also hereby indemnify Assignor against and save Assignor harmless
from any damage, expense, claim, suit, loss or liability of whatsoever kind or
nature and by whomsoever asserted, arising directly or indirectly from
operating, producing, maintaining or abandonment of said wells, casing, pipeline
and.other:equipment by Assignee.
4. All right, title and interest acquired by Assignee pursuant to
this assignment shall be reassigned to Assignor in the event that Assignor
exercises its election to reacquire the hereinabove described 11.70 acres
of land pursuant to its election as set forth in Paragraph 8 of that certain
agreement dated December 15, 1969, between the parties hereto.
5. This agreement shall be binding upon and shall inure to the
benefit of the respective successors and assigns of the parties hereto.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement.
ASSIGNEE
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
a municipal corporation
Mayor
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City Attorney
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ASSIGNOR
HUNTINGTON BEACH COMPANY
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COUNTY OF— Orange
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ON Jul y22, 19-71—,
before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the said State, personally appeared
R. J _ Mi PsrikP , known to me to be the
Vice President, and CT_ .T _ nnr]Wi-n , known to me
to be the Ass; stantSecretary of
the Corporation that executed the within Instrument, known to me to be the persons who
executed the within Instrument, on behalf of the Corporation herein named, and acknowledged
to me that such Corporation—eNcuted the within Instrument pursuant to its by-laws or a
resolution of its board -of director . /r
WITNESS my hand and official sea,;
NAME (TYPED OR PRINTED)
Notary Public in and for said State.
EDGMENT—Corp.—Pres. & sec.—Wolcotts Form 226—Rev. 3-64
STATE OF CALIFUNIA )
SS,
COUNTY OF ORANGE )
C.n - A, before me a Notary Public in and for said
SY e„ peric)nall.y appeased George C McCracken,known to me to be the Mayor,
an Paul. CJones, known to me to be the City Clerk of the Municipal
Corporation that executed the within Instrument;, known to me to be the
persons who executed the within instrument on behalf of the Municipal.
Corporation therein named and acknowledged to me that such Municipal
Corporation executed the within instrument,
WITNESS my hand and official seal
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"CID �.tU•;%)w d NOTAR�r P
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WANGE COUNTY
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Commission ExymsJUe2j l973
P^ i9 29Ut Huntington Beach Calif., 92644
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TO CITY CLERK
OIL AND GAS LEASE
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THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into as of the 1st day of
August, 1971, between HUNTINGTON BEACH COMPANY, a corporation (hereinafter
called "Lessor"), and the CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation
(hereinafter called "Lessee").
W I T N E S S E T H:
1. The Lessor, for and in consideration of one dollar and other
valuable consideration, receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged
and in consideration of the covenants and agreements contained herein, hereby
grants, lets and leases exclusively unto Lessee, the real property hereinafter
described for the purpose of producing, taking, removing, and disposing oil,
gas, and other hydrocarbons, and all other substances produced therewith. The
property covered by this lease, hereinafter referred to as "said land", is
situate in the County of Orange, State of.Calif ornia, and is described as
follows:
"Said..land" shall consist of.separate and distinct cylindrical areas,
each 18 inches in diameter, extending throughout the full length,
course and distance of each of the wells assigned to Lessee by
Assignment dated August 1, 1971, and situated on the land described
as follows:
That certain land containing 11.70 acres, more or less, known as
Lots l through 22, inclusive, of Block 2002, Lots 1 through 6
inclusive, and Lots 8 and 10 of Block 2001, and Lots 2 through
14 inclusive, and Lots 16, 17, 18, 20 and 22 of Block 1903, all
in Tract No. 12, as recorded in Book 9, page 13 of Miscellaneous
Maps, Records of Orange County, California,
2. This lease shall remainin force from the date hereof and for so
long thereafter as oil or gas is produced in paying quantities from said land,
or until such time as the Lessee no longer owns the wells identified in
Assignment dated August 1, 1971.
3. Lessee shall pay Lessor as royalty the market value at the well
of 16-2/3 per cent of all oil, gas and other hydrocarbons produced and saved
from said land; or at Lessors option, in lieu of such payment, Lessee shall
deliver said royalty share in kind to the credit of Lessor into the pipelines of
Lessor nearest said land to.which the wells may be connected. Lessee may use,
free of royalty, oil, gas or other hydrocarbons produced from said lands in its
operations hereunder.
4.. Except as otherwise.provided herein, royalty payments shall be
computed and paid monthly. Lessee shall furnish to Lessor monthly written
statements of the production from said land during the preceding calendar
month. Royalties payable in money with respect to production from said land
during any calendar month shall be paid not later than the last day of the next
succeeding calendar month. If the amount estimated 'to be payable to Lessor for
royalties is less than ten dollars .($10), or if the amount of oil produced dogs
not justify shipments on a monthly basis, then Lessee may, upon prior written
notice to Lessor, make such royalty payments and written statements, on a quarterly,
semi-annual or annual basis; provided, however, all sums'theretofor accrued and
unpaid shall be paid at least once each calendar year.
5. Lessee shall be liable for and agrees to indemnify Lessor against
any and all losses, damages, claims, demands or actions caused by, arising out
of, or connected with the operations of Lessee hereunder.
6. This Lease may not be assigned, transferred, or sublet, except
with the prior written consent of Lessor. .Should the. Lessor consent in writing
to the assignment, transfer, or subletting of this Lease, the Lessee shall
continue to assume, during the term of this lease, or any extension thereof,
jointly with any assignee, transferee or sublessee, responsibility for compliance
with all the terms, covenants, agreements and provisions of this Lease.
7. This Lease may be surrendered and terminated in whole or in part
as to any well or wells not capable of producing oil or gas in paying quantities
by the Lessee at any time.without consent of the Lessor upon the payment of
all royalties and other obligations due and payable to the Lessor and provided
that.said Lessee has fully performed and complied with all the terms of said
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Lease up to the time of such surrender, but in no event shall such termination
be effective until the Lessee has complied with all of the then existing laws
and rules and regulations relative to the abandonment of oil and gas wells.
8. Lessee shall not redrill, deepen, recomplete at a shallower
depth, or in any manner alter the location, depth or course of the existing
wells in said land, nor drill any wells below a depth of 500 feet on said land.
The lessee shall also use all reasonable precautions to prevent waste of oil
or gas from said lands, the entrance of water or other substances through any
wells to the oil-bearing strata, and the destruction or injury to the oil-bearing
strata.
9. The Lessee shall exercise reasonable diligence in the operation
of the well or wells while the production therefrom can be obtained in paying
quantities and shall not unreasonably or unnecessarily suspend continuous
operations except with the consent of the Lessor. All operations hereunder
shall be carried on in a proper and workmanlike manner in accordance with
approved methods. The drilling and operating requirements of this Lease may
be suspended while, but only so long as, Lessee is reasonably prevented from
complying therewith and only to the extent that compliance is prevented in
whole or in part by strikes, riots, .fire, flood, acts -of. God, action of
federal, state, county or any governmental agency of the State, and provided
that such prevention or preventions are wholly and completely beyond the
control of the Lessee.
10. Lessee shall pay all taxes levied against Lesseers machinery
and personal property and, until Lessor shall drill a well into the 11.70
acres of land described in Paragraph 1 hereinabove, which well is capable of
producing oil or gas in.paying quantities, Lessee shall also pay all taxes
(except the royalty share thereof) assessed upon mineral rights or assessed
upon or measured by production from or allocated to such land. Lessor shall
pay the royalty share of taxes assessed upon mineral rights and production
from or allocated to such land. In the event Lessor does drill a well into
such lands, which well is capable of producing oil or gas in paying quantities,
Lessor shall pay any taxes attributable to the production from said well.
Lessee may discharge.in whole or in part, on behalf of Lessor, any tax, mortgage
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or other lien upon said land, or may redeem the same from any purchases at
any tax sale or adjudication, and may reimburse itself from any rentals and
royalties accruing hereunder and shall be subrogated to such lien with the
right to enforce same.-
11. Lessor shall not drill or complete any well during the term hereof
in the lands described in Paragraph 1 hereinabove in the same producing interval
and within 300 feet of any of the wells acquired by,Lessee in Assignment dated
August 1, 1971.
12. All notices herein provided to be given or which may be given
by either party to the other shall be deemed to have been fully given when made
in writing and deposited in the United States mail, registered and postage
prepaid, and addressed as follows:
(To the Lessor): Huntington.Beach Company
2110 Main Street
Huntington Beach, California 92648
and
(To the Lessee): City of Huntington Beach
P. 0. Box 190
Huntington Beach, California 92648
The addresses to which the notices shall or may be mailed, as aforesaid to
either party, shall or may be changed by written notice given by such party to
the other..as hereinabove provided; but nothing herein contained shall preclude
the giving of any such notice by personal service upon an officer of the City;of
Huntington.Beach, or an officer of the Lessor.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement.
LESSOR: LESSEE:
HUNTINGTON BEACH COMPANY CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
a corpo on a municipal corporation
By By
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By > �)1/.` vi�� �----' ATTEST:
City Clerk.'
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
City Attorney
APPROVED:
Administrator
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
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COUNTY OF-- Orange
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OFFICIAL SEAL
10HANNA A. MCDCNALD
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NOTARYF-UsLIC-CAUFORPJIA r
ORANGE
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OUfVTY
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My Commission E'giresoct.2S,1973
2110 Main Street, Huntington Seach, Calif. 92G46
ON Ju13r22�-- " 19�_,
before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the said State, personally appeared
R J _ M; Pso known to me to be the
Vice President, and G. T Goociw, n known to me
to be the Assi st ant Secretary of
TiTrn1 INGTON 'REn ET cOMI'�I v
the Corporation that executed the within Instrument, known to me to be the persons who
executed the within Instrument, on behalf of the Corporation herein -named, and acknowledged
to me that such Corporation a cuted the within Instrumeht pursuant,, to its by-laws or a
resolution of its boa(d of director
WITNESS my hand`and official s I.
NAME (TYPED OR PRINTED)
Notary Public in and for said State.
& Sec.—Wolcotts Form 226—Rev. 3-64
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S`.1's TE OF CM.TLIFCI;NIA i SS
(JeUNTY OF ORANGE )
�;_=ke
before me;, a Notary Public in and fo.r said
S?' pe sod George C McCracken,xnown to me to be the Mayoranul7C �7ones, known to me to be the City Clerk of the Municipal
Corporation that executed the within instrument:, known to me to be the
persons who executed The within instrument.on behalf of the Municipal.
Corporation therein named and acknowledged to me that such Municipal.
Corporation executed the within instrument,>
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NOTARY PULIiC CA I=
MyCommissionExpireslune2573
J P. 0. Box 190, Huntington Beach, Calif. 9264$-
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THIS COMM _ _. dated the` day of —
by and between_ ,ems
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t O,ANM 2L QONOIEANY OF CALIFORNIA, a corporation, as second party, hereinafter called '%Ver,'
W I T N E S S E T H:
QUANTITY Seller hereby sells and agrees to deliver to Buyer, during the effective term of this
AND contract, all crude petroleum oil, subject to the maximum limits hereinafter set forth, of a
QUALITY gravity of not less than _$ degrees A.P,I, at a temperature of sixty (60) degrees
Fahrenheit, produced from the property situate in the 4 Oil Field,
described as follows:
PROPERTY ( "A"
DESCRIPTION
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TERM This contract shall be effective on —and shall
continue thereafter (unless sooner terminated as hereinafter otherwise provided) until
terminated by either party by giving not less than !I months' prior written notice
of termination to the other party.
WARRANTIES Seller hereby warrants the title to all crude oil to be delivered hereunder and guaran-
AND tees (a) that said oil will be produced in strict compliance with all applicable laws,
GUARANTIES and all rules and regulations issued thereunder, and (b) that said oil is and will be at the
time of delivery free and clear of encumbrance or other obligation. Seller hereby agrees to
indemnify -Buyer for any loss or damage which Buyer .may sustain, and to hold Buyer harmless
from any liability which Buyer may incur, by reason of any failure or breach of any of the
foregoing warranties and guaranties.
DELIVERIES All deliveries hereunder shall be made from tankage on the property described above and
into the pipe line designated by Buyer, or into tank trucks arranged for by Buyer in the oil
field referred to above. Seller shall, at its expense, install, maintain and operate all
tankage, pumps, pipe lines and other facilities necessary to make such deliveries of'oil
from time to time. Seller shall, at its expense, install and maintain a gate valve in the
outlet line from each tank. Any changes in connections or other facilities to accommodate
Seller.shall be made at Seller's expense. If pipe lines are not available for transporting
oil from such field. Seller shall pay the cost of transporting such oil by tank trucks
' arranged for by Buyer over the shortest practicable route between the point of delivery in
the field and destination. All deliveries shall be gauged in Seller's tankage. Buyer shall
have the right to demand. and Seller shall be obligated to make, delivery of said oil at
any time when. in the opinion of Buyer, there is contained in such tankage a quantity of
oil sufficient to warrant Buyer's taking delivery thereof.'No delivery shall be considered
made nor shall title to any oil pass to Buyer until the oil has been delivered.into pipe
line or tank trucks as aforesaid. Without in any way modifying the foregoing. Seller hereby
grants to Buyer and to any nominee whom Buyer may authorize to take delivery of oil here-
under, the right to lay, maintain, operate and remove all pumps, pipe lines and other
facilities necessary to take deliveries of said oil, together with the right of ingress to
and egress from the above -described property for any and all purposes hereunder, and Seller
hereby warrants that it has the authority to grant such rights: provided, however, Buyer'
shall have no right to remove any pumps, pipe lines or other facilities installed at the
expense of Seller.
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iwIDeliveries der shall not excee'd_._.,.,e . ( )
MONTHLY barrels in any one month or,_ barrels in any
AND DAILY one day.
DELIVERY
SAND AND Buyer shall not be obligated to take delivery hereunder of any oil containing more than
WATER three (3) per cent of water, sand and other foreign substances, as ascertained by either the
TESTS "Gasoline Test" or the "Benzol Test," at the option of Buyer, in a centrifugal machine.
Should the test used show three (3) per cent or less of water, sand and other foreign
substances in said oil, Buyer shall accept the oil and make deduction for the amount of
water, sand and other foreign substances therein as shown by said test. It is understood
and agreed that said "Gasoline Test" shall be of such proportions of gasoline, refined
bisulphide of carbon and/or any other solvent or agent designated by Buyer as may be required
wholly to precipitate the water, sand and other foreign matter in the oil, and that said
"Benzol Test".shall be made in accordance with Method of Test for Water and Sediment A.S.T.M.
Designation: D-96 in its thea latest revision.
SAMPLES All tests shall be made by Buyer at its laboratory or at such other point as may be
agreed upon by Buyer and Seller, and all tests shall be made in the presence of a repre-
sentative of Seller, should Seller so desire. All samples for testing shall be taken by
Buyer from the tankage of Seller,
GRAVITY The gravity of oil delivered hereunder shall be deemed to be the gravity of the samples
thereof taken as hereinabove provided,• as indicated by the hydrometer and corrected to sixty
(60) degrees Fahrenheit as shown in Table 5, A.S.T.M. Designation D-1250 in its then latest
revision.
TEMPERATURE • . The Quantity of oil at sixty (60) degrees Fahrenheit shall be determined in accordance
CORRECTIONS with Table 7. A.S.T.M. Designation D-1250 in its then latest revision.
INTER- I In the event of interruption of the production or delivery of oil by Seller froo the
RUPTION OF Property described above arising out of or caused or contributed to by strikes, lockouts
DELIVERIES or other labor disputes. fires, washouts, sanding of wells. breakage of tankage or pipe
OR RECEIPTS lines, war, inevitable cause. or any other cause whatsoever not under the control of Seller.
OF OIL Seller shall not be required to deliver oil hereunder during the period of such interrup-
tion, but Seller shall resume making such deliveries immediately upon cessation of such
interruption; and in the event of total or partial interruption of the receipt, use.
Processing or disposal by Buyer of oil being delivered hereunder. arising out of or caused
or contributed -to by any of the aforesaid causes, or any other cause whatsoever not under
the control of Buyer. Buyer shall not be required to receive any oil hereunder during the
Period of such interruption', but Buyer shall resume receiving such oil immediately upon
cessation of such interruption.
PRICES For all oil delivered hereunder, Seller agrees to accept and Buyer agrees to pay,
except as herein otherwise provided, the current prices offered by Buyer on the day of
delivery for oil of like gravity and quality in the _ 011 Field.
The current prices offered by Buyer are understood to be t e current prices as posted by
Buyer from time to time. and none other. The prices currently posted by Buyer per barrel
of forty-two (42) U.S. Gallons in bulk are shown on schedule No._ ,h , a copy of
which is attached hereto.
CHANGES Whenever and as often as the prices so offered by Buyer for oil of gravity and quality
IN like that being delivered hereunder are raised or lowered, Seller shall receive such higher
PRICES or lower prices, as the case may be, for all oil delivered on and after the day such prices
are so offered; provided, that in the event such prices are lower than the prices theretofore
in effect hereunder and are also lower than the prices shown on the schedule attached
hereto. Seller shall have the right. to be exercised within ten (10) days after such lower
prices are so offered, to terminate this contract by giving one (1) day's written notice
thereof to Buyer.
PAYMENTS All payments for the oil delivered during each calendar month shall be made between the
first and fifteenth days of the succeeding calendar month. In the event of dispute as to
the title to said oil, or, any part thereof, or as to any payment hereunder, or any portion
thereof, Buyer may, without incurring any liability, withhold payment pending determination j
of such dispute, or may interplead the claimants, and the payment into court by Buyer of
the amount due for oil delivered hereunder shall be deemed a compliance with the provisions
hereof in respect to payment for such oil.
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O,EL{Vfft1E5 minimum specify*neller
ve, Buyer,'at its- option, may rto take delivery of said ot► or
purchase said oat such price as Buyer will pay aaccept. If at any time oil
offered for delivery hereunder shall contain more than three (3) per cent of water, Rand
or other foreign substances, as ascertained by a test provided for herein, ,Buyer, at its
option. may accept said oil and make deduction for such water, sand or other foreign
substances as determined by said test. If at any time oil shall be offered for delivery
hereunder in any quantity in excess of the monthly or daily maximum hereinbefore specified,
Buyer at its option, may purchase said excess oil in accordance with the terms hereof.
No purchase of oil by Buyer under the provisions of this paragraph shall be deemed a waiver
of Buyer's right to require all deliveries hereunder at any time thereafter to be strictly
in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in the other paragraphs of this
contract.
OIL UNDER When requested to do so by Buyer, Seller will deliver all oil of a gravity of less than
20' GRAVITY twenty (20) degrees A.P.I „ including oil delivered under the provisions of the next pre-
ceding paragraph. at whatever temperature, from one hundred (100) degrees Fahrenheit to
one hundred seventy (170) degrees Fahrenheit, Buyer may from time to time specify.
GENERAL Any notice hereunder, addressed to the party for whom it is intended and deposited
PROVISIONS in a United States Post Office. postage prepaid, shall be considered good and valid notice
hereunder effective from the date of mailing.
The waiver by either party of any breach of any provision hereof shall not be deemed
a waiver of any other breach of the same or any other provision.
Time is of the essence of this contract.
Everything herein contained which binds or effects the parties hereto shall in like
manner bind and affect their respective successors and assigns.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said parties hereto have caused this contract to be executed
in duplicate by their proper officers, who are thereunto duly authorized.
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Page #3 - Council nutes - 12/15/69 .
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STREET DEDICATIONS - NEWLAND PROPERTIES - REFERRED TO PLANNING COMMISSION
The City Administrator informed Council that Mr. Milford Dahl, Sr., of
Rutan and Tucker, Attorneys at Law, and counsel for Signal Oil and Gas
Company, was present to discuss street dedication agreements for the
final development of the Newland Properties. He recommended that these
agreements be referred to the Planning Commission for recommendation
and review relative to compliance with the Master Plan of Streets and
Highways and Subdivision laws.
Mr. Dahl, addressed Council regarding this matter.
On motion by Shipley, Council directed that the proposed street dedica-
tion agreements for the Newland properties be referred to the Planning
Commission for recommendation and review regarding compliance with the
Master Plan of Streets and Highways and Subdivision laws. Motion
carried.
CONDITIONAL EXCEPTION NO 69-36 - SET FOR RE -HEARING
The City Administrator recommended that a rehearing be set on an appeal
filed by Carpenters Local Union #1453, City, to the denial by the
Planning Commission of Conditional Exception No. 69-36, to permit the
construction of a 24 square foot free-standing pole sign on property
located on the south side of Atlanta Avenue, approximately 1600 feet
east of Beach Boulevard in the R3 Limited Multiple Family Residence
District. He stated that it was the City Attorney's opinion that the
decision of the Council to deny Conditional Exception No. 69-36 in the
belief that the appellant could erect such a sign without the requested
variance was incorrect, and that said action might be rescinded by
Council.
Following discussion by Council, on motion by Kaufman, Council re-
scinded their action in sustaining the Planning Commission and deny-
ing the appeal to Conditional Exception 69-36 filed by Carpenters
Local Union #1453, City, at the meeting of November 13, 1969 and
directed the City Clerk to set this matter for a rehearing at the
meeting of January 5, 1970. Motion carried.
WELCOMENEXTENDED TO STUDENT GOVERNMENT PARTICIPANTS
Mayor Green extended Council's welcome to the students from the
various high schools in the area who are participating in the city -
sponsored Student Government Day, and stated that the Council members
and staff hoped that the students would find their day in City Govern-
ment an interesting one.
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AGREEMENT - PURCHASE OF CIVIC CENTER SITE PROPERTY - APPROVED
The City Administrator stated that pursuant to Council's instructions,
an agreement had been prepared between the City and the Huntington
Beach Company for the purchase of the Civic Center site property
located at the southeast corner of Mansion Avenue and Main Street.
He informed Council of the terms and provisions under which the pur-
chase price of $360,000.00 was to be paid, and recommended that Council
authorize the Mayor and City Clerk to execute the agreement on behalf
of the City upon execution of same by the Huntington Beach Company.
Mr. Jerry Shea, representing the Huntington Beach Company, 2110 Main
Street, City, addressed Council and stated that the Huntington Beach
Company was in accord with the proposed agreement.
Councilman Kaufman objected to a portion of the agreement which he felt
would not benefit the City.
The City Clerk was instructed to read the Council Meeting minutes of
May 15, 1969 regarding the designation of a site for the location of a
Civic Center and conditions concerning a reversionary period on the pro-
posed contract.
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On motion by Shipley, Council approved the agreement dated December 15,
1969, between the City and the Huntington Beach Company for the acquis_i_-
tion of property located at the southeast corner of Mansion Avenue and
Main Street t'or a. Civic Ccnter site, and authorized the Mayor and City
Clerk to execute same on behalf' of the City following execution of the
agreement by the Huntington Beach Company. Motion carried.
N.
CITY ATTORNEY OPINION 69-43 - TOP Ole, PIER PROJECT
The City Administrator outlined for Council's information, procedure
that he recommends should be taken in support of the Top of the Pier
Development Plan. He informed Council of City Attorney Opinion 69-43
recommending the adoption of two resolutions which would provide for
a, declaration of a, moratorium on the issuance of building permits for
uses inconsistent with the development plan, and institute proceedings
for a. change in the Master Plan of the development area, to bring it
into conformance with the Top of the Pier Development Plan.
The City Attorney informed Council that adoption of these resolutions,
together with instructions to the Planning Commission to initiate a,
change in the Master Plan of the area,, is all that is necessary to
implement the recommendations of the City Administrator to bring the
property into conformance with the Top of the Pier Development Plan.
Mayor Green suggested that this matter be held in abeyance until a,
study session of the Council is held.
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APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL HIGHWAY SAFETY GRANT - APPROVED
The City Administrator requested Council permission to apply for a,
Federal Highway Safety Grant for the purpose of establishing an auto-
mated records system for the Police Department. He stated that if
such application is approved and a, grant awarded to the City, the
Federal government would provide $100,000.00 of the cost of said system.
On motion by Bartlett, Council approved the City Administrator's re-
quest for permission to apply for a, Federal Highway Safety Grant for
the purpose of establishing an automated records system for the Police
Department. Motion carried.
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AGREEMENTS - LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS - CITY PARKS - APPROVED
The City Administrator presented proposed agreements with the following
Landscape Architectural firms for the consideration of Council.
Donald Brinkerhoff Associates - Landscape Architects for the
design of Oak View, Lake View and Sun View Parks.
Cornell, Bridgers & Troller - Landscape Architects for the
design of Circle View, Clegg -Stacey and Harbour View Parks.
He further stated that the Recreation and Parks Commission had reviewed
the proposed. agreements and commended approval of same by Council.
On motion by Shipley, Council approved the agreements between the City
and the Landscape Architectural firm of Donald Brinkerhoff Associates
for the design of Oa,kview, Lake View, Sun View Parks and the firm of
Cornell, Bridgers & Troller for the design of Circle View, Clegg-Sta,ce,y
and Harbour View Parks and directed the Mayor and City Clerk to execute
the agreements on behalf of the City. Motion carried.
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OPPOSITION TO DIVERSION OF GASOLINE TAX FUNDS
The City Administrator informed Council that it was the recommendation
of the Director of Public Works that Council adopt a, resolution support-
ing the provision of the California, Constitution which protects gasoline
ta,x funds against diversion to other than highway purposes.
The Director of Public Works stated that a, proposal which had been made
in the State Legislature to split the gas tax funds from 55 per cent
for Southern California and 45 per cent for Northern California to a
60 per cent -- 40 per cent split had failed.
THIB AORRSKMe dated December 151 196) 0 by and between
INGTGR BUCK COMPUTY& a corporation (heVOLM Or Galled " op) o
md the CITY Ca XMINOTOW MACHj a municipal corporation (hereinafter
galled "City")s
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A. The property subjeot to this agreement (hereinafter
Galled "said property") is described as follows t
That certain land containing 11.70 0oros, more or less,
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known as Lots 1 through 229 inclusive of Block 20020
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Lots 1 through 6 inclusive ® -and Lots 6 and to of
Block 2001, and Lots 2 through 14 in03,usivO, and Lots 168
170 top 20 and 22 of Block 10030 all in Tract No. 120
a0 rocorded in Book 91 page 13 of HiN0011an0ous f ps,
Records of Orange County, California.
B. Sa I4 property is presently under colidematloft proceedings
by City.
0. NBCo desires to sell and City denirps to PWoha&0 said
property upon the tams end conditions hereinafter sot forth.
NOW# THMWORRj, it is hereby Wood by and between RWO and
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City as follows:
1. City agrees to buy from NBCO =4 RBC0 aV998 to loll anck
convey by grMt deed to City said property in fees subje0t0 how®vGr, to
the et$ception® and reservations sat Forth in the PoM of grant dam
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annexed hereto as Mahibit "A" and made a Part he PO MA eubJect to
the righto reserved to HDCo under this GONQUOUto ftr a total purohase
griss of 6 o xundred Sixty Thousand Dollars ( 60s000.00)0 payable as
Poll as
(a) The sum of One Hundred eighty Thousand Dollars
($1900000.00) when such grant 6006 is 00rd0d in the OrWVQ County
offlaeg VA
(b) ThQ GUQ of Ono BWKW04 Forty -#ice Thousand Dollar@
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(0149,000.00) when XWO has fo all MttW@ WVd ther*quiftd
of o by paragraph 7(b) of thin wpewwntj and
t s) om of °bray-fiveThousand 0611we 0390000.00)
'jaid propertyl provide* however, that HBCo may, at 0 election,
at any time or rrom time to time during the Oil Operating Period,
terminate its oil operations and abandon and remove all or any
portion of the oil facilities. The "Oil Operating Period" shall
mean the period commencing With the date of recording of such grant
deed and extending through the ninetieth day after receipt of HHGo
of written notice from City to terminate its oil operations and
abandon and remove the oil facilities, or in the event City shall
order an abandonment and removal of the oil facilities in phases,
the ninetieth day after receipt of HDCo of written notice From City
to terminate its oil operations and abandon and remove the last of
the oil facilities. During the Oil Operating Period, HBCo shall pay
to City the sum of Seventy-five Dollars 0 75.00) per month for each
oil well situate on ssld property during said month for the foregoing
right to operAte, produce and maintain said oil facilities; provided,
however, that if the first or last month of said Oil Operating Period
Is lose than thirty (30) days, said sum of Seventy-five Dollars 0 75.00)
shall be prorated accordingly.
6. During the Oil Operating Period, HBCo shall retain all
receipts, proceeds and products of the oil operations and production
and shall pay all costs and expenses attributable thereto, and HDOo
shall indemnify and hold City harmless from any such costs or expenses.
HBCo shall indemnify and hold City harmless from any damages expense,
claim, suit, lose or liability of whatsoever kind or nature and by
whomsoever asserted, arising directly or indirectly from the operating,
producing or maintaining by HBCo of the oil facilities during the Oil
Operating Period, or caused by the negligence of HBCo during the Oil
Operating Period.
7. On or before the termination of the Oil Operating Period,
H00o @halls at no cost or expense to City:
(d) Abandon and remove the oli_.faoil�as rollowa:
(1) By the subsurface abandonment of all oil
wells currently on said property in accordance with all
applicable laws,�r>;sa-and regulations partalaUs to
ouch a1b;n4cinth and
(2) By removal from said property of that Oil
and gas pipelines and other equipment and otruotures
depiat�c n red on said )exhibit "Sa" provided* however,
that HBCo moy abandon Sn pl4oe_ suro.h. of said pipeline®,
equipment or structures as to which City gives its
prior consent in writing.
(b) 1Tn icing by City, remove all ex-
oeptions of title, referred to on Exhibit "C," annexed
hereto and made a part hereof. It is agreed and understood
that the condition of title of ouch property was as shown
on the following litigation guarantees of the First
American Title Insurance Company, on the dates indicated,
OR-1062036, dated September 17, 1968 at 7:30 a.m., and
OR-lM o6o, dated October 15, 1966 at 7130 a.m., and that
Exhibit "C" annexed hereto, was prepared with reference to
such two litigation guarantees. In tho ovent additional
title exceptions appear prior to the time when the grant
deed is to be recorded, pursuant, to paragraph l(a) of this
agreement, suoh grant deed shall not be recorded and the
payment of money, as provided in such paragraph 1(a) ®hall
not be accomplished until such exceptions are removed by
HBCo. At said closing conference HBCo at its cost *hall
provide to City a standard policy of title insurance on
said property to be irsued by First American Title
Insurance Company in the sum of Three Hundred Sixty Thousand
Dollars ($3600000.00), showing title of said property in
City free and clear of all exceptions referred to in
gxhibit "C."
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8. In the event that within three (3) years from and after
the date of reoording of said grant deed, City shall fail to co®-
manoe aotual construotion on said property of improvements which,
whon completed, would constitute a civlo oonter, then for a poriod
of nix (6) months from and after the third anniversary data of ea16
grant deed r000rdin te, HBCo shall have the righib at its election,
to repurchase maid property by payment or tensor of payment to City
of said sum of Three Hundred Sixty Thousand Dollars (0360,000.00),
and City shall thereupon reconvoy, said property to NBCo by grant
deed subject to all matters of record at the time of recordation
of said grant deed to City under paragraph l(a) of this agreement,
and subject to all physically existing oil facilities (as of the date
of this agreement), and free and clear of any exceptions caused to
appear of record by City or any successor in interest claiming under
City, subsequent to the recordation of said grant deed to City.
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9. Time is of the essence of this agreement.
10. Any notice requireu under the terms of this agreement
may be given by personal delivery of such notice or, at the option
of the party giving such notice, may be given by registered or oerti-
fied mail, addressed to the respective parties as followst
Huntington Beach Company
2110 Main street
Huntington Beach, California 92646
City of Huntington Beach
Post Office Box 190
Huntington Beach, California 92648
11. N4ithor this agreement nor any memorandum thereof shall
be recorded in the Orange County Recorder's office.
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12. This agreoment Phall inure to the benefit of and
be binding upon the suooessoro and assigns of the partio® hereto.
IN WITNESS WHOROPp the parties have exeouted this
agreement.
HUNTIN0,410N MACH COMPANY
a oorporation,
By
By 'PCs hilwaQ "HBCo"
P *Ion4 soadm
DATED: % r 1969.
ATTEST:
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WIs tAPPROVED AS TO FOMfi
APPROVED:
CITY OIL HUNG INGTON HEdCH, a
municipal corporation,
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POR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which ire
hereby acknowledged, HuWngton Beach Company, a corporation,
(hereinafter called "HB Co.") hereby HANTS to the C ty of
Huntington beach, as municipal corporation, (hereinafter called
"City") the following described real property in the County of
orange, State of California:
That oerthin land containing 11.70 acres,
more or less, known -as Lots 1 through 22,
inoluaive, of Block 2002, Kota 1 through
6, inclusive, and Lot% 8 and 10 of Block
2001, and Lots 2 through 14, inclusive,
and Lots 16, 17, 18, 20 and 22 of Block
1903, all in 'tract No. 12, cue recorded
In Book 9, Page 13 of iiimoellaneous MSPB,
Records of Orange County, California,
hereinafter called "said property,"
EXCEPTING ARID RESERVING TO HB Co., its successors and
assigns, all oil, gas, asphalt and asphaltuma and other hydro-
carbons, and all other minerals, whether similar or dissimilar
to those herein speoilied, lying below five hundred (500) feet
under the surface of ouch real property within or that may be pro-
duced from said property, together w'th the exclusive right from
time to time to drill in, into and wi'hin said property below
five hundred (500) feet under the surface of such real property
by means of a well or wells drilled from the surface of land other
than said property, and with the exclusive right to repair, re -
drill, deepen, maintain, rework and operate such well or wells
and produce said oil, gas, asphaltum and other hydrocarbons and
ether minerals by means of such well or wells. Such exclusive
right® shall not be limited by the first or any subsequent exercise
thereof. Provided, however, that HD Co. shall not Have the
right to use the surface of mold property or five hundrea (500)
feet under the surface thereof for any of the aforesaid purposea.
ALSO FXCEPTYNO AND RF'.ERV?N0 to HP Co., its suacennors
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and assigns, the exalueive right from time to t1we to drill
In, into and through the subsurPeee below five hundred (500)
Coot under the surface of acid property and into and bottom
under land other than cold property by means of a well Or welir
drilled from the surface of land Other than amid property, and
with the exclusive right to repair, rodrill, deepen, maintain
;end rework and operate ouch well or wolle, and produce oil, yes,
anphaltum and other hydrocarbons tnd other minorela whether
:similar or dissimilar to those mentioned heroin frees land other
than said property. Such exclusive rights &hall rat be limited
by the firat or any subsequent exercise thereof.
This deed is made aubaeat to all teatters of record. ,
IN WITNESS REOP', this deed is executed on the ;
day of ��� 199•
RUNTINGTOW D ACE# • COMPANY
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EXHIBIT "C"
T,hO following items ret'or .o specific exceptions found in Litigation
Guarantee Order No. 1062036 dated September 17, 1968, and Liti-
gation Guarantee Order No. N5060, dated October 15, 1969, of the
First Amerioan Title Insuraroe Company, re i dioated. Such ex-
ception® are to be reaa►.-ed by HBCo as pro 1in paragraph '7(b)
of the agreement to which this exhibit is attached.
1. A release or quitclaim of that pertain right of way
dated January 19, 19260 to Standard Oil affecting Lots 1, 40 1,
9 and 10 of Block 2001. (Item 4, OR-1062036)
2. A release or quitclaim of that certain oil and gas lease
between Huntington Pesach Company and Southwest Exploration Company
dated November 5, 1953, affecting Block 2001 and 2002. (Item 50
OR-1062036)
3. A release or quitclaim of that certain oil and gas lease
between Huntington Beach Company and Southwest Exploration Cc:n-
pany, daated January 7 1955► affecting Block 2002. (Item 6,
OR-1062036 and Item 1�1, OR-1065060)
4. A quitclaim deed from Standard Ail Company to City of
Huntington Beach of aV, surface rights from surface to 500 feet
below surface, as required to eliminate Item 2, OR-1062036.
5. The Huntington Beach Company will obtain a quitclaim
deed from Holly Sugar Company to the City of Huntington Bench of
perpetual right of way for sow•Yr line, drainage and incidental
purposee, as conveyed to Holl. Sugar Company by deed, recorded
September 12, 1911 in 'Book 19 , page 360 of Deeds, and amended
by instruments recorded M� 15, 1926 in Book 652 pale 37 of
Deeds and Novomber 5, 195A An Book 28620 page 362 O Official
Recorao, over portions of said Dots 39 40 5 and 6 of Block 2001,
and said Lots 1 and 3 in Block 20020 as required to eliminate
Item 3, OR-1062036.
6. A quitclaim of the CCAR's affecting Lot I, Block 1903
per February 16® 1921 deed from Huntington Beach Company.
(Item 3, OR- 1065060)
7. A quitolaim of the CC&Rts Affecting Lot 15, Block 1903
;r February 19, 1921 deed from Huntington Beach Company. (Item 41,
-1065060)
®. A quitclaim of the CC&R's affecting Lots 168 19 and 20,
Block 1903 or Febraarary 19 1 21 dood from Runtington Boach
Company. (tam 5, OR- 1065�60�
9. A quitclaim of that certain right of way to Bt
Oil. Cep par deed reoorded March 18, 19268 affecting Lot 15.
(Item 8, OR-1065060)
10. A quitclala by 'peter B. Rothechild, proment lessee, of
that certain oil and pe lea®®, dated A,, , et 2 , 1939, from
Ventwo OAS, Cosa , leGoor, to C . R . taw and 0 . any, a meet ing
Late 169 16 and 208 Block 1903. (It 108 01-10�650 0)
11. A quitelais by Standard 01I.0oqWF of all surAaoe
rights An Lots 2-14, inol.uolvo, and 17 and 2 , Blook 1903 from or
pursuant to their lease from Hunti On eah C ny of Jan 7,
1921 a@ dified per a ent Of .N.Ua... 11, 1 9. (Item 110
014601665060)
EXHIBIT "C" continued
12. With reforenco to Item 6 of OR-1065060, the Runtington
Beach Company will obtain a quitalaim deed exeouted b Standard
Ail as Grantor, to the City of Huntington Beach, as rantee, of
a r�ght of way for pipelines and incidental D oses over that
portion of Lots 17 ar,d 22 included within a strip of land one
rod wide, lying southerly of, Darall;?l with448
ionediately ad-
acent to the southerly boundary of Unas conveyed by
untington Beach Company to Atandarl Oil Cowy@my by deed, re-
corded November 12, 1921 in Book 406 page 365 of Deeds and re-
recorded Decomber 7, 1921 in Book 406, page 52 of Deed*.
13. With rep"erenoo to Item 7 of O'R-1065060, the Huntington
Beach Company shalt obtain a quitclaim deed from Standard Oil
Company, as orantor, to the City of Huntington Beach, as Grantee,
over that portion of Lots 3 and 17 included within a strip of land
10 feet wide, lying eact of, parallel with and Immediately ad-
jao®nt to maid west line of said Lots 3 and 17 and extending
fr,im the North line to the southeasterly line of said Lot 17 and
fry the northwesterly line to the southwesterly line of said
Lot 3, as conveyed by Huntington Beach Company to Standard Oil
Company by deed recorded Decembor 15, 1922 in Book 445, page 267
of Deeds, that will serve to eliminate exception No. 7.
OIL AND GAS LEASE
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into as of the 1st day of
August, 1971, between HUNTINGTON BEACH COMPANY, a corporation (hereinafter
called "Lessor"), and the CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH, a municipal corporation
(hereinafter called "Lessee").
W I T H E S S E T H:
1. The Lessor, for and in consideration of one dollar and other
valuable consideration, receipt and sufficiency of which is hereby acknowledged
and in consideration of the covenants and agreements contained herein, hereby
grants, lets and leases exclusively unto Lessee, the real property hereinafter
described for the purpose of producing, taking, removing, and disposing oil,
gas, and other hydrocarbons, and all other substances produced therewith. The
property covered by this lease, hereinafter referred to as "said land", is
situate in the County of Orange, State of. California, and is described as
follows:
"Said land" shall consist of separate and distinct cylindrical areas,
each 18 inches in diameter, extending throughout the full length,
course and distance of each of the wells assigned to Lessee by
Assignment dated August 1, 1971, and situated on the land described
as follows:
That certain land containing 11.70 acres, more or less, known as
Lots 1 through 22, inclusive, of Block 2002, Lots 1 through 6
inclusive, and Lots 8 and 10 of Block 2001, and Lots 2 through
14 inclusive, and Lots 16, 17, 18, 20 and 22 of Block 1903, all
in Tract No. 12, as recorded in Book 9, page 13 of Miscellaneous
Maps, Records of Orange County, California.
2. This lease shall remainin force from the date hereof and for so
long thereafter as oil or gas is produced in paying quantities from said land,
or until such time as the Lessee no longer owns the wells identified in
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Assignment dated August 1, 1971.
3. Lessee shall pay Lessor as royalty the market value at the well
of 16-2/3 per cent of all oil, gas and other hydrocarbons produced and saved
from said land; or at Lessors option, in lieu of such payment, Lessee shall -
deliver said royalty share in kind to the credit of Lessor into the pipelines of
Lessor nearest said land to which the wells may be connected. Lessee may use,
free of royalty, oil, gas or other hydrocarbons produced from said lands in its
operations hereunder.
4. Except as otherwise provided herein, royalty payments shall be
computed and paid monthly. Lessee shall furnish to Lessor monthly written
statements of the production from said land during •the preceding calendar
month. Royalties payable in money with respect to production from said land
during any calendar month shall be paid not later than the last day of the next
succeeding calendar month. If the amount estimated to be payable to Lessor for
royalties is less than ten dollars ($10), or'if the amount of oil produced doas
not justify shipments on a monthly basis, then Lessee may, upon prior written
notice to Lessor, make such royalty payments and written statements, on a quarterly,
semi-annual or annual basis; provided, however, all sums theretofor accrued and
unpaid shall be paid at least once each calendar year.
5. Lessee shall be liable for and agrees to indemnify Lessor against
any and all losses, damages, claims, demands or actions caused by, arising out
of, or connected with the operations of Lessee hereunder.
6. This Lease may not be assigned, transferred, or sublet, except
with the prior written consent of Lessor. Should the Lessor consent in writing
to the assignment, transfer, or subletting of this Lease, the Lessee shall
continue to assume, during the term of this lease, or any extension thereof,
jointly with any assignee, transferee or sublessee, responsibility for compliance
with all the terms, covenants, agreements and provisions of this Lease.
7. This Lease may be surrendered and terminated in whole or in part
as to any well or wells not capable of producing oil or gas in paying quantities
by the Lessee at any time without consent of the Lessor upon the payment of
all royalties and other obligations due and payable to the Lessor and provided
that said Lessee has fully performr.d and complied with all the terms of said
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Lease up to the time of such surrender, but in no event shall such termination
be effective until the Lessee has complied with all of the then existing laws
and rules and regulations relative to the abandonment of oil and gas wells.
8. Lessee shall not redrill, deepen, recomplete at a shallower
depth, or in any manner alter the location, depth or course of the existing
wells in said land, nor drill any wells below a depth of 500 feet on said land.
The lessee shall also use all reasonable precautions to prevent waste of oil
or gas from said lands, the entrance of water -or other substances through any
wells to the oil-bearing strata, and the destruction or injury to the oil-bearing
strata.
9. The Lessee shall exercise reasonable diligence in the operation
of the wall or wells while the production therefrom can be obtained in paying
quantities and shall not unreasonably or unnecessarily suspend continuous
operations except with the consent of the Lessor. All operations hereunder
shall be carried on in a proper and workmanlike manner in accordance with
approved methods. The drilling and operating requirements of this Lease may
be suspended while, but only so long as, Lessee is reasonably prevented from
complying therewith and only to the extent that compliance is prevented in
whole or in part by strikes, riots, fire, flood, acts of God, action of
federal, state, county or any governmental agency of the State, and provided
that such prevention or prevention's are wholly and completely beyond the
control of the Lessee.
10. Lessee shall pay all taxes levied against Lessee's machinery
and personal property and, until Lessor shall drill a well into the 11.70
acres of land described in Paragraph 1 hereinabove, which well is capable of
producing oil or gas in paying quantities, Lessee shall also pay all taxes
(except the royalty share thereof) assessed upon mineral rights or assessed
upon or measured by production from or allocated to such land. Lessor shall
pay the royalty share of taxes assessed upon mineral rights and production
from or allocated to such land. In the event Lessor does drill a well into
such lands, which well is capable of producing,oil or gas in paying quantities,
Lessor shall pay any taxes attributable to the production from said well.
Lessee may discharge in whole or -in part, on behalf of Lessor,, any tax, mortgage
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or other lien upon said land; or may redeem the same from any purchases at
any tax sale or adjudication, and may reimburse itself from any rentals and
royalties accruing hereunder and shall be subrogated to such lien with the
right to enforce same.
11. Lessor shall not drill or complete any well during the term hereof
in the lands described in Paragraph 1 hereinabove in the same producing interval
and within 300 feet of any of the wells acquired by Lessee in Assignment dated
August 1, 1971.
12. All notices herein provided to be given or which may be given
by either party to the other shall be deemed to have been fully given when made
in writing and deposited in the United States mail, registered and postage
prepaid, and addressed as follows:
(To the Lessor): Huntington Beach Company
2110 Main Street
and Huntington Beach, California 92648
(To the Lessee): City of Huntington Beach
P. 0. Box 190
Huntington Beach, California 92648
The addresses to which the notices shall or may be mailed, as aforesaid to
either party, shall or may be changed by written notice given by such party to
the other as hereinabove provided; but nothing herein contained shall preclude
the giving of any such notice by personal service upon an officer of the City;of
Huntington Beach, or an officer of 'the Lessor.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed this agreement.
LESSOR:
HUNTINGTON BEACH COMPANY
a corporation
By
Vice President
By
LESSEE:
CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH
a municipal corporation
By
Mayor
ATTEST:
City Clerk
APPROVED AS TO FORM:
APPROVED:
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City Attorney
City Administrator
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Agreements
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VOLUME PCB[
Approve recommendatir. of DRB that `'irm of Anthony & 4ford, 12 3
DATE
11/3/69
architects of Whittier design Murdy Fire Station auth Mayor &
Clerk execute agreement
11/3/69
AuthMayor & Clerk execute contract w/Eckbo,Dean Austin & Wms
12
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architects for design of Central City Park $35,8w•oo
11/3/69
Auth Mayor & Clerk execute contract w/SUA for Central Library
12
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space utilization in amt of $5,500400
12/8/69
Approv-d contract w/City & Archect firm Anthony & Langford - de-
12
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sign Murdy Indust P^rk Fire 5tat'on - Goth
12/8/69
Approved "11
allow o eration of gift shop in upper premises
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LEGISLATIVE HISTORY RECORD
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DATE
ACTION OF COUNCIL OR BOARD
MINUTE BOOK
VOLUME
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8/2/76
Ord 2097 - pymnt oil prod bus tax - adptd
18
377
8/9/76
tail bearing assembly - City owned oil well - repaired
18
385
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I Civic . -nt Oil Well 42-Alternative 4k?-Apprmrei- RPvdl3Lili
Fund Est-ablished (CA 76-140)
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Ord # 2132-First Reading -Amends Code -Oil Wells
18
523
11/15/76
Ord No 2132-Adopted-Clean-Up & Maintenance of Oil Wells
18
542
12/20/76
Request for Ordinance Amendment -Oil Operations
18
596
2/7/77
Oil Committee Appointment -Hanson - Approved
18
655
2/22/77
Gas Line -Union Oil Co
18
694
4/4/77
Oil Code Revision -Public Hearing Scheduled -April 18, 1977
18
47
4/18/77
Purchase Agreement -Phillips Petroleum Property -Approved
19
55
4/18/77
Pub Hear -Ord 2186-BB Oil Code -First Reading
19
55
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ACTION OF COUNCIL OR BOARD
DATE
8/2/76 Ord 2097 - pymnt oil prod bus tax - adptd
8/9/76 tail bearing assembly - City owned oil well - repaired
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18 377
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18 385
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ivic cpnrer ki, 1- - -
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Ord # 2132-First Reading -Amends Code -Oil Wells
1
542
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11/15/76
Ord No 2132-Ado ted-Clean-U &Maintenance of Oil Wells
18
596
12/20/76
Request for Ordinance Amendment -Oil Operations
18
655
2/7/77
Oil Committee A ointment -Hanson - Approved
18
694
18
2/22/77
Gas Line -Union Oil Co
18
47
4/4/77
oil Code Revision -Public Hearing Scheduled -April 18, 1977
4/18/77
Purchase Agreement -Phillips Petroleum Property -Approved
19
55
4/18/77
Pub Hear -Ord 2186-HB Oil Code -First Reading
19
55
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MINIJTF 8M
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Oil wells in Civic Center Site - auth to amend orig purch agrmt
to relieve former property owners of abandonment of wells &
prepare agrmt
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0 H Operations - Continued to 6 71
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Public Hearing - Oil Ord 16 - Regulation of Oil Operations
continued o 8/16/71
8/2/71
Ord 1652 - Ord 1652 - Oil Business License Tax - Pub Hear on 2nd
readiW but gave a first reading as amended
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Ord 1652 - Adopted - Oil Business License Tax
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Brd 1653 - Oil Operations - Pub Hear - 10/4/71
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Ord 16-53- Regulation of Oil Operations - cont to 10 18
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EXHIBIT A
THIS CONTRACT, dated the` day of
by and between
as first party, hereinafter called "Seller,* and
y STAND OILOC MPANY OF CALIFORNIA. a corporation, as second party, hereinafter called 'der,"
W I T N E S S E T H
QUANTITY Seller hereby sells and agrees to deliver to Buyer, during the effective term of this
AND contract, all crude petroleum oil, subject to the maximum limits hereinafter set forth, of a
QUALITY gravity of not less than degrees A.P.I. at a temperature of, sixty (60) degrees
Fahrenheit, produced from the property situate in the W"OOil Field,
described as follows:
PROPERTY t m�1M
DESCRIPTION
TERM This contract shall be effective on and shall
continue thereafter (unless sooner terminated as hereinafter otherwise provided) until
terminated by either party by giving not less than Aft —months' prior written notice
of termination to the other party.
WARRANTIES Seller hereby warrants the title to all crude oil to be delivered hereunder and guaran-
AND. tees (a) that said oil will be produced in strict compliance with all applicable laws,
dUARANTJE3 and all rules and regulations issued thereunder, and (b) that said oil is and will be at the
time of delivery free and clear of encumbrance or'o.ther obligation. Seller hereby agrees to
indemnify,Buyer for any loss or damage which Buyer.may sustain, and to hold Buyer harmless
from any liability which Buyer may incur, by reason of any failure or breach of any of the
foregoing warranties and guaranties.
DELIVERIES
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All deliveries hereunder shall be made from tankage on the property described above and
into the pipe line designated;by Buyer, or into tank trucks arranged for by Buyer in the oil
field referred to above. Seller shall, at its expense, install, maintain and operate all
tankage, pumps. pipe lines and.other facilities necessary to make such deliveries of'oil
from time to time. Seller shall. at its expense, install and maintain a gate valve in the
outlet line from each tank. Any changes in connections or other facilities to accommodate
Seller.shall be made at Seller's expense. If pipe lines are not available for transporting
oil from such field, Seller shall pay the cost of transporting such oil by tank trucks
arranged for by Buyer over the shortest practicable route between the point of delivery
the field and destination. All deliveries shall be gauged in Seller's tankage. Buyer shall
have the right to demand. and Seller shall be obligated to make. delivery of said oil at
any time when, in the opinion of Buyer. there is contained in such tankage a quantity of
oil sufficient.to warrant Buyer's taking delivery thereof.'No delivery shall be considered
made nor shall. title to any oil pass to Buyer until the oil has been delivered, into 'pipe
line or tank trucks as aforesaid. Without in any way modifying the foregoing. Seller hereby
grants to Buyer and to any nominee whom Buyer may authorize to take delivery of oil here-
under, the right to lay, maintain. operate and remove all pumps, pipe lines and other
facilities necessary to take deliveries of said oil. together with the right of ingress to
and egress from the above -described property for any and all purposes hereunder, and Seller
hereby warrants that it has the authority to grant such rights; provided, however; Apr
sball have no right to remove any pumps. pipe lines or other facilities installed at.the
expense of Seller.
GO-280 (SHEET NO.1 CRUDE) (CD-2.62)
PRINTED IM U.S.A.,
-Deliveries hinder shall not exceed ..... A+A
MONTHLY barrels in any one month ora( ,..j barrels in any
AND DAILY one day.
DELIVERY
SAND AND Buyer shall not be obligated to take delivery hereunder of any oil containing more than
WATER three (3) per cent of water, sand and other foreign substances, as ascertained by either the
TESTS "Gasoline Test" or the "Benzoi Test," at the option of Buyer, in a centrifugal machine.
Should the test used show three (3) per cent or less of water, sand and other foreign
substances in said oil, Buyer shall accept the oil and make deduction for the amount of
water, sand and other foreign substances therein as shown by said test. It is understood
and agreed that said "Gasoline Test" shall be of such proportions of gasoline, refined
bisulphide of carbon and/or any other solvent or agent designated by Buyer as may be required
wholly to precipitate the water, sand and other foreign matter in the oil, and that said
"Benzol Test" shall be made in accordance with Method of Test for Water and Sediment A.S.T.M.
Designation: D-96 in itsthen latest revision.
SAMPLES All tests shall be made by Buyer at its laboratory or at such other point as may be
agreed upon by Buyer and Seller, and all tests shall be made in the presence of a repre-
sentative of Seller, should Seller so desire. All 'samples for testing shall,be taken by
Buyer from the tankage of Seller.
GRAVITY The gravity of oil delivered hereunder shall be 'deemed to be the gravity of the samples
thereof taken as hereinabove provided,, as indicated by the hydrometer and corrected to sixty
(60) degrees Fahrenheit as shown in Table 5, A.S.T.M. Designation D-12501in its then latest
revision.
TEMPERATURE
The quantity of oil at sixty (60) degrees Fahrenheit shall be determined in accordance
CORRECTIONS with Table 7. A.S.T.M. Designation D-1250 in .its then latest revision.
INTER- In the event of interruption of the production or delivery of oil by Seller fro,n the
RUPTION OF Property described above arising out of or caused or contributed to by strikes, lockouts
DELIVERIES or other labor disputes, fires, washouts. sanding of wells, breakage oP tankage or pipe
OR RECEIPTS lines, war, inevitable cause. or any other cause whatsoever not under the control of Seiler,
OF OIL Seller shall not be required to deliver oil hereunder during the period of such interrup-
tion, but Seller shall. resume making such deliveries immediately upon cessation of such
interruption; and in the event of total or partial interruption of the receipt, use,
processing or disposal by Buyer, of oil being delivered hereunder, arising out of or caused
or contributed to by any of the aforesaid causes, or any other cause whatsoever not under
the control of Buyer. Buyer shall not be required to receive any oil hereunder during the
period of such interruption, but Buyer shall resume receiving such oil immediately upon
cessation of such interruption.
PRICES _ For all oil delivered hereunder. Seller agrees to accept and Buyer agrees to pay,
except as herein otherwise provided, the current prices offered by Buyer on the day of
delivery for oil of like gravity and quality in thedliG — —Oil Field.
The current prices offered by Buyer are understood to be t e current prices as posted by
Buyer from time to time, and none other. The prices currently posted by Buyer per barrel
of forty-two (42) U.S. Gallons in bulk are shown on schedule No._.a copy of
which is attached hereto.
CHANGES Whenever and as often as the prices so offered by Buyer for oil of gravity and quality
IN like that being delivered hereunder are raised or lowered, Seller shall receive such higher
PRICES or lower prices, as the case may be, for all oil delivered on and after the day such prices
are so offered: provided, that in the event such prices are lower than the prices theretofore
in effect hereunder and are also lower than the prices shown on the schedule attached
hereto, Seller shall have the right, to be exercised within ten (10) days after such lower
prices are so offered, to terminate this contract by giving one (1) day's written notice
thereof to Buyer.
PAYMENTS All payments for the oil delivered during each calendar month shall be made between the
first and fifteenth days of the succeeding calendar month. In the event of dispute as to
the title to said oil, or any part thereof, or as to, any payment hereunder, or any portion
thereof. Buyer may, without incurring any liability, withhold payment pending determination
of such dispute, or may interplead the claimants, and the payment into court by Buyer.of
the amount due for oil delivered hereunder shall be deemed a compliance with the provisions
hereof in respect to payment for such oil.
GO.280 (SHEET NO.2 CRUDE) (CD-2.62)
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IRREGULAR
.'DELIVERIES'
If at,any tim- oil offered for delivery hereunder s' � be of a gravity lower than the
minimum specifWWve, Buyer, at its option, may refuWto take delivery of said oil or
purchase said ail at such price as Buyer will pay and Seller accept. If at any time oil
offered for delivery hereunder shall contain more than three (3) per cent of water, sand
or other foreign substances, as ascertained by a test provided for herein, ;Buyer, at its
option, may accept said oil and make deduction for such water, sand or other foreign
substances as determined by said test. If at any time oil shall be offered for delivery
hereunder in any quantity in excess of the monthly or daily maximum hereinbefore specified,
Buyer at its option, may purchase said excess oil in accordance with the terms hereof.
No purchase of oil by Buyer under the provisions of this paragraph shall be deemed a waiver
of Buyer's right to require all deliveries hereunder at any time thereafter to be strictly
in accordance with the terms and conditions set forth in the other paragraphs of this
contract.
OIL UNDER When requested to do so by Buyer, Seller will deliver all oil of a gravity of less than
20' GRAVITY twenty (20) degrees A.P.I., including oil delivered under the provisions of the next pre-
ceding paragraph, at whatever temperature, from one +hundred (100) degrees Fahrenheit to
one hundred seventy (170) degrees Fahrenheit, Buyer may from time to time specify.
GENERAL Any notice hereunder, addressed to the party for whom it is intended and deposited
PROVISIONS in a United States' Post Off ice, - postage prepaid, shall be considered good and valid notice
hereunder effective from the date of mailing.
The waiver by either party of any breach of any provision hereof 'shall not be deemed
a waiver of any other breach of the same or any other provision.
Time is of the essence of this contract.
Everything herein contained which binds or effects the parties hereto shall in like
manner bind and affect their respective successors and assigns. .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said parties hereto have caused this contract to be executed
in duplicate by their proper officers, who are thereunto duly authorized.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA
By 1,
Assistant Secre ary
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GG . President
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secretary
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INDEX TO PRICE SCHEDULE
FIELD
ALFERITZ ANTICLINE
ANTELOPE HILLS
ALISO CANYON
ANT HILL - OLCESE
ASPHALTO
BAND INI
BARDSDALE
BELGIAN ANTICLINE
(MAIN & NW)
BELLEVUE WEST
BELMONT OFFSHORE
BELRIDGE
BLACKWELL'S CORNER
BRADLEY CANYON
BUENA VISTA HILLS
CANAL
CARPINTERIA OFFSHORE
CASTAIC HILLS
CASTAIC JUNCTION
CAT CANYON WEST
COALINGA .
COLES LEVEE
CRESCENT HEIGHTS
CYMRIC
DEL VALLE
EAST COYOTE
EDISON
EL RIO
EL SEGUNDO
ELK HILLS (SHALLOW)
ELK HILLS (STEVENS)
ELWOOD
F I LLN10RE
FRUITVALE
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20
GREELEY
22
20
GUIJARRAL HILLS
25
13
21
HOLSER CANYON
12
22
HONOR RANCHO
12
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HUNTINGTON BEACH
1
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INGLEWOOD
6.
20
JA�ALITOS
25
22
3
KERN BLUFF
2,1
20
KERN FRONT
21
24
KERN RIVER
21
17
KETTLEMAN HILLS
25
24
LAS CIENEGAS
7
22
LONG BEACH (SIGNAL HILL)
1
12
LOST HILLS
24
12
LOS ANGELES DOWNTOWN
7
12
17
MCDONALD ANTICLINE
20`
25
MCKITTRICK
21
22
MIDWAY -SUNSET
24
6
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12
20
MONTALVO WEST
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11'
12
MONTALVO WEST
(MCGRATH POOL)
10
MONTEBELLO
7
9
MORALES CANYON
22
21
11
MOUNTAIN VIEW
23
5
24
NEWPORT
22
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2
15
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I
12
NORTH TEJON
19
21
OXNARD
1.0
16
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PALOMA
PLEASANT VALLEY
PLEITO CREEK
POSO CREEK
PYRAMID HILLS
RAILROAD GAP
RAISIN CITY
RAMONA
RICHFIELD
ROSECRANS
ROSEDALE
ROSEDALE RANCH
ROUND MOUNTAIN
SANTA FE SPRINGS
SANTA MARIA VALLEY
SAT ICOY
SEAL BEACH
SEMITROPIC
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STRAND
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TEJON HILLS
TORRANCE
VALLECITOS,
VENICE BEACH
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WHEELER RIDGE
WHITTIER
WILMINGTON
COLUMN
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