A friend received a notice of a hearing (if requested) on April 26 in Natchitoches about a pre-app for S-7  T-7   R-13W - her land is in T-6 - is it policy to notify surounding land owners of a unitization area?

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I'm wondering why we are getting the pre-app letter as we are in Range 14W, T7N, S 1. This well is closer to the Blue Lake Rd, whereas we are past the Sepulvado Landing Rd.
You are getting this letter because you are within 1000' of the proposed unit boundary even though you are not within it. State mineral code requires that notice be given to surface and mineral owners of public record. You are being contacted as part of the application process as you are included on what is called the Interested Party (IP) list. This is a drilling and production unit application, not a "well". Although a unit well does appear on the plat, it was permitted as "non-unitized" prior to the formation of the unit.
The signs down Blue Lake Rd have the name Patterson Unit on it - friend did not get the number. Any info on this company?

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