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To: IRVINESULLY who wrote (9908)	10/16/1998 12:05:00 PM
From: PROLIFE	Respond to of 11708

For those of you who noticed the "SEEP" I put instead of "SHEEP"....What can I say, except I guess on a different level, I'd love to get the "H" out of this whole thing LOL I/S, sorry just couldn't resist!! :o) One thing further on the conroe land , Mr. Sparky. Were you or anyone in your company aware of ANY EPA concerns with this property. If it was truly in need of that much clean up, I cannot imagine you even trying to sell it. And to any banker the EPA problem would have been the kiss of death. I had it at one time but can you provide the legal for the property? dan

To: IRVINESULLY who wrote (9908)	10/16/1998 1:13:00 PM
From: Mr. Sparky	Read Replies (4) \| Respond to of 11708

There is NO cleanup needed. Before I bought the property, I had an expert do a study on the land (which Coconino did not buy anyway) and was comfortable with his assessment that no cleanup was needed. The Texas Railroad Commission required that we backfill a pit, and that work was done and the Texas Resource Conservation Commission required that we romove a five gallon bucket of some chemical. That is it. The leases that I sold to Coconino were leases that I paid for and owned. Oil and Gas Mineral leases are just that , oil , gas, and other minerals, no land. If there were an EPA cleanup required, the EPA always goes back to the entity that caused it, in this case, IF there were a cleanup needed, Exxon would be responsible. If you do not have a fax, borrow one, or use a service, or call me at 940-825-3034. I will be more than happy to answer any questions that you or anyone else may have about this and will provide you with the documents to back it up. Mike