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ROGER MILLS COUNTY • CJ-2026-9

Bennett Construction, LLC v. Impact Underground, LLC

Filed: Mar 16, 2026
Type: CJ
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What's This Case About?

Let’s be honest: nobody wakes up dreaming of a life entangled in a $198,200 dispute over who gets paid for drilling a hole under a river in rural Oklahoma. But here we are. Bennett Construction, LLC—the poor, beleaguered middleman—has thrown up its hands, cash in one, pen in the other, and said, “You know what? Court. Let you sort it out.” This isn’t just a payment dispute. It’s a full-blown corporate game of Who Wants This Money?, where everyone claims the cash but no one can agree on the rules.

So, who are these people? Picture a construction version of The Sopranos, but with more invoices and fewer guns. At the top of the food chain is Bennett Construction, LLC, an Oklahoma-based general contractor that landed a gig with OneOk (yes, that OneOk—the natural gas giant) to build part of the Margie Paulet Project, which involves laying a 20-inch pipeline under the Canadian River in Roger Mills County. Bennett’s job? Manage the whole circus. Their solution? Outsource the tricky part—horizontal directional drilling (HDD), which is basically high-tech tunneling for pipes—to Impact Underground, LLC, a Texas-based drilling company. Impact, in turn, didn’t do the work themselves. Oh no. They subcontracted the actual drilling to PMP Directional, LLC, an Oklahoma outfit that showed up, did the dirty work, and—this is key—got stiffed. Meanwhile, Crown Financial Services, LLC, a Houston-area factoring company, swoops in like a financial vulture, claiming Impact sold them the right to collect payment before the work was even finished. And now? All three—Impact, Crown, and PMP—are circling Bennett like wolves, each demanding the same $198,200. Bennett, caught in the middle, is not interested in playing favorites. They just want to pay someone—anyone—and never hear about this river, this project, or this invoice again.

So what actually happened? Let’s follow the money. In December 2025, Impact submits Invoice #1345 to Bennett for $198,200—$158,200 for the drilling, $20,000 for mobilization, $20,000 for demobilization. Standard stuff. But here’s where it gets spicy: back in February 2025, months before the work was even done, Impact signed a factoring agreement with Crown Financial. Translation: Crown gave Impact a chunk of cash upfront in exchange for the right to collect on future invoices. Impact said, “Sure, take our receivables,” and Crown sent a formal letter to Bennett saying, “Hey, when that $198,200 comes due, send it to us.” Bennett’s controller signed off on it. Game on. Except—plot twist—Impact then turned around and hired PMP to do the actual drilling, racking up a $175,000 bill… which they never paid. Worse, Impact signed an affidavit in March 2026 swearing under oath that all subcontractors had been paid in full. Except they hadn’t. PMP was left holding the bag. So when Bennett tried to do the right thing and cut a joint check on March 9, 2026—payable to Crown, Impact, and PMP—the check bounced. Literally. It was rejected. No one would cash it. Because, of course, no one trusts anyone. Then, on March 11, PMP drops a pre-lien notice, threatening to slap a construction lien on the project unless they get paid. But here’s the kicker: under Oklahoma law, you have 75 days from your last day of work to send that notice. PMP’s last day was December 3, 2025. March 11 is day 98. Too late. Their lien threat? Legally flimsy. Still, the pressure’s on. Bennett is now staring down lawsuits from Crown (who says the money’s theirs), Impact (who might sue if they don’t get paid), and PMP (who’s mad as hell and not going quietly). So Bennett does what any sane company would do: files for interpleader. That’s a legal Hail Mary where the person holding the money says, “I don’t care who gets it—just stop suing me.” They want to dump the $198,200 into the court’s registry and let the judge sort out who deserves it. It’s like saying, “Here’s the loot. Fight over it in front of a judge. I’m out.”

Why are they in court? Because Oklahoma law allows interpleader actions when a neutral party—like Bennett—is at risk of being sued twice for the same debt. Section 12 O.S. § 2022 lets a defendant (or in this case, a plaintiff who just wants out) deposit disputed funds with the court and wash their hands of the whole mess. Bennett isn’t denying they owe the money. They’re admitting it! But they’re also saying, “If I pay one of you, the other two will sue me. So let the court decide.” It’s not about guilt or innocence. It’s about self-preservation. Bennett wants out of the blame game. They’re not the bad guy here—they’re the guy stuck in the middle of a financial game of hot potato.

And what do they want? Simple: to pay the $198,200 into court, get discharged from any further liability, and walk away with their legal fees covered. Is $198,200 a lot? In the world of pipeline construction? Honestly, not really. That’s barely a rounding error on a OneOk project. But to PMP, a small directional drilling outfit, $175,000 is real money—enough to pay crews, buy fuel, keep the lights on. To Crown, it’s a receivable, a number on a spreadsheet. To Impact, it’s a profit margin they may have already spent. To Bennett, it’s a liability they’d rather not carry. The absurdity isn’t the amount—it’s the circus around it. One company did the work. Another claims the right to collect. A third says they’re owed. And the one holding the check just wants to cash out—literally and figuratively.

Our take? The most ridiculous part of this whole saga is that no one seems to be lying about the work. The drilling got done. The invoice is valid. The money is real. But because of a factoring agreement signed before the job started, a subcontractor who wasn’t paid, and a lien notice filed a few weeks too late, we’re now in full-blown legal chaos. Bennett isn’t the villain—they’re the designated driver at a frat party nobody invited them to. We’re rooting for them to get out clean. We’re rooting for PMP to get paid, because they did the actual work. We’re side-eyeing Impact, who swore under oath everyone was paid when they weren’t. And Crown? Bless their hearts, they bought an invoice, not a moral compass. But in the end, this case isn’t about justice. It’s about paperwork, timing, and the fine print. And if there’s one thing we’ve learned from petty civil court: never, ever sign an affidavit you can’t back up. Especially when the drillers are still waiting for their check.

Case Overview

$198,200 Demand Petition
Jurisdiction
District Court, Oklahoma
Filing Attorney
Bradley E. Davenport
Relief Sought
$198,200 Monetary
Plaintiffs
Defendants
Claims
# Cause of Action Description
1 Interpleader Bennett Construction, LLC seeks to interplead Impact Underground, LLC, Crown Financial Services, LLC, and PMP Directional, LLC regarding a disputed payment of $198,200.00

Petition Text

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ROGER MILLS COUNTY STATE OF OKLAHOMA BENNETT CONSTRUCTION, LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability company, the ) Plaintiff, converted entity following conversion of ) BENNETT CONSTRUCTION, INC., ) v. IMPACT UNDERGROUND, LLC, a Texas Limited Liability Company; CROWN FINANCIAL SERVICES, LLC, a Texas limited liability company; and PMP DIRECTIONAL, LLC, an Oklahoma limited liability company, Defendants. PETITION FOR INTERPLEADER Plaintiff, Bennett Construction, LLC ("Bennett"), for its Petition for Interpleader against Defendants Impact Underground, LLC ("Impact"), Crown Financial Services, LLC ("Crown"), and PMP Directional, LLC ("PMP"), alleges and states: 1. Plaintiff Bennett is an Oklahoma limited liability company authorized to do business in the State of Oklahoma, with its principal place of business in Oklahoma County, Oklahoma. Plaintiff Bennett is the converted entity following Bennett Construction, Inc.’s conversion to an Oklahoma limited liability company on or about July 23, 2025. 2. Defendant Impact is a Texas limited liability company that contracted with Plaintiff Bennett to perform horizontal directional drilling services for placement of a 20” pipeline under the Canadian River in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, for the OneOk Margie Paulet Project ("Project") and performed only a limited portion of said services due to not having necessary equipment to perform or complete performance of the work, and may be served with process at 200 E FM 1379, Midland, Texas 79706. 3. Defendant Crown is a Texas limited liability company which, on information and belief, and assignee of Defendant Impact due to Defendant Impact assigning its rights to Defendant Crown pursuant to a factoring agreement. Defendant Crown may be served with process at 16420 Park Ten Place, Suite 125, Houston, Texas 77084. 4. Defendant PMP is an Oklahoma limited liability company that Defendant Impact hired to perform or complete performance of the horizontal directional drilling services on the Project in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, with the knowledge and consent of Plaintiff Bennett, and may be served with process at 14452 E 445 Rd, Claremore, Oklahoma 74017. 5. This Court has jurisdiction over the parties and subject matter of this action, and venue is proper in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma, because the Project and work and services performed on the same which are the subject of this action were performed in Roger Mills County. FACTUAL ALLEGATIONS 6. Bennett entered into a contract with OneOk (the “Owner”) for the Project located in or near Roger Mills County, Oklahoma. 7. Bennett thereafter entered into a subcontract with Impact pursuant to which Impact agreed to furnish labor, materials, and equipment to perform the horizontal directional drilling work under the Canadian River for the Project (the “Subcontract Work”). 8. Impact, in turn, subcontracted a portion or all of the Subcontract Work to PMP, which furnished the majority of the labor, materials, and equipment for the horizontal directional drilling work on the Project as Impact’s subcontractor. 9. The invoice Impact submitted to Bennett for the Subcontract Work, Invoice Number 1345, dated December 18, 2025, was for the amount of $198,200.00, and showed work completed December 3, 2025. Bennett admits that $198,200.00 (the “Stake”), is due and owing under its subcontract with Impact for the Subcontract Work. See Impact Invoice Number 1345, attached hereto as ________. 10. Impact factored or assigned its invoice number 1345 and/or receivable for the Subcontract Work to Crown pursuant to a factoring or similar agreement, and Crown has asserted that it is entitled, by virtue of such factoring or assignment, to receive all of the Stake from Bennett as a result of Bennett, or its predecessor entity, signing off on the factoring agreement. See Crown Financial Services, LLC Account Purchase Agreement, dated February 20, 2025, attached hereto as ________. 11. Despite Impact factoring invoice number 1345 to Crown and receiving an advance, albeit discounted, payment from Crown on said invoice, Impact admits that is has failed to pay PMP for PMP’s labor, materials, and equipment furnished for the Subcontract Work on the Project in the amount of $175,000.00, and PMP has asserted a claim to some or all of the same funds that comprise the Stake. See Subcontract Affidavit of Payment, dated March 5, 2026, attached hereto as ________. 12. In an effort to pay the Stake and avoid multiple claims, Bennett tendered payment in full of the Stake by issuing check number 136808 on March 9, 2026, in the amount of $198,200.00 made jointly payable to Crown, Impact, and PMP for payment of the Subcontract Work. See copy of Bennett check number 136808, dated March 9, 2026, attached hereto as ________. 13. That joint check was rejected and not negotiated. 14. Bennett then offered, in good faith, to issue separate payments or to otherwise structure payment of the Stake in a manner acceptable to the claimants, but one or more of Defendants rejected Bennett’s further payment proposals. 15. On March 11, 2026, PMP sent to Bennett and the Owner a written “pre-lien” notice stating PMP’s intent to file a lien against the Project or related property arising out of the Subcontract Work and Impact’s failure to pay PMP for the same. See PMP pre-lien notice, dated March 11, 2026, attached hereto as ________. 16. Based on Impact’s Invoice Number 1345, PMP’s last date of furnishing labor, materials, or equipment for the Project occurred on December 3, 2025 (__________), and PMP’s pre-lien notice was not sent within the seventy-five (75) day time period following the date on which work, services, material or equipment were last furnished as required by Oklahoma statutes for a valid mechanic’s or materialman’s lien, specifically 42 O.S. § 142.6(B)(1). PMP’s pre-lien notice also failed to include all the information specifically required by 42 O.S. § 142.6(B)(4). 17. Bennett disputes that PMP has any valid lien rights against the Project, the Owner, or Bennett arising out of the Subcontract Work due to PMP’s failure to comply with the applicable statutory pre-lien notice requirements and reserves all defenses thereto, but Bennett acknowledges that PMP asserts an adverse claim to the Stake. 18. In addition to PMP’s out-of-time pre-lien notice, Impact and Crown, as Impact’s assignee, have also indicated the possibility of legal action against Bennett and/or the filing of a lien against the Project in email communications between the parties. 19. As a result, Bennett cannot pay the Stake to Impact, Crown, or PMP without risk of being subjected to multiple or inconsistent claims, litigation, and potential lien assertions by the others. 20. Bennett is a neutral stakeholder as to the competing claims of Impact, Crown, and PMP to the Stake. Bennett claims no beneficial interest in the Stake, beyond discharging its lawful obligation to pay the amount it admits is owed for the Subcontract Work. 21. Bennett is ready, willing, and able to pay the Stake into the registry of this Court or to such other depository as the Court may direct, and Bennett requests leave of Court to do so. 22. By reason of the foregoing, Bennett is or may be exposed to double or multiple liability within the meaning of Oklahoma’s interpleader statute, 12 O.S. § 2022, and is entitled to interplead Impact, Crown, and PMP and to have the Court determine their respective rights to the Stake. CAUSE OF ACTION (Interpleader – 12 O.S. § 2022) 23. Bennett realleges and incorporates by reference paragraphs 1 through 22 as though fully set forth herein. 24. Impact, Crown, and PMP each assert or may assert claims to the Stake, and their claims are adverse to one another. 25. Bennett is unable to determine, without hazard to itself, the proper recipient or recipients of the Stake and is thereby exposed to multiple liability. 26. Pursuant to 12 O.S. § 2022, Bennett is entitled to deposit the Stake into the registry of the Court (or as otherwise ordered), to require the defendants to interplead and assert their respective claims to the Stake, and, upon such deposit, to be discharged from further liability with respect to the Stake. 27. Bennett has acted at all times in good faith and for the purpose of fulfilling its contractual obligations while avoiding multiple liability and inconsistent obligations. WHEREFORE, Plaintiff Bennett Construction, LLC respectfully prays for judgment as follows: A. That the Court enter an order authorizing and directing Bennett to pay into the registry of the Court (or as otherwise directed) the Stake in the amount of $198,200.00, together with any additional sums the Court deems appropriate; B. That, upon Bennett’s deposit of the Stake as ordered, Bennett be discharged from any and all further liability to Defendants Impact Underground, LLC, Crown Financial Services, LLC, and PMP Directional, LLC with respect to the Stake and any claims, demands, or liens arising out of or relating to the Subcontract Work on the Project; C. That Defendants Impact Underground, LLC, Crown Financial Services, LLC, and PMP Directional, LLC be required to appear, interplead, and assert their respective claims to the Stake, and that as between such Defendants, the Court determine and adjudicate their rights, interests, and priorities in and to the Stake and order distribution of the Stake accordingly; D. That Defendants, and each of them, be enjoined from instituting or prosecuting any other action or lien enforcement proceeding against Bennett, the Stake, or the Project regarding the same subject matter, except in this interpleader action; E. That Bennett be awarded its costs of this action, and that the Court, in its discretion, award Bennett a reasonable attorney fee to be paid from the Stake or as otherwise allowed by law; and F. That Bennett be granted such other and further relief as the Court deems just and proper. Respectfully submitted, /s/ Bradley E. Davenport Bradley E. Davenport, OBA # 18687 Davenport Law, PLLC P.O. Box 54384 Oklahoma City, OK 73154 Telephone: (405) 446-0634 Email: [email protected] ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF BENNETT CONSTRUCTION, LLC Impact Underground, LLC PO Box 219530 Houston, TX 77228-5135 INVOICE Bennett Construction Inc 525 Central Park Dr STE 402 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73105 Canadian River R.O. 53205 <table> <tr> <th>Date</th> <th>Account</th> <th>Descrip.</th> <th>Qty.</th> <th>Unit Rate</th> <th>Line Tot.</th> </tr> <tr> <td>12-03-2025</td> <td>NON TAXABLE SERVICES</td> <td>20" Gravel HDD</td> <td>1,130</td> <td>140.00</td> <td>158,200.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>12-03-2025</td> <td>NON TAXABLE SERVICES</td> <td>MOB</td> <td>1</td> <td>20,000.00</td> <td>20,000.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>12/03/2025</td> <td>NON TAXABLE SERVICES</td> <td>DEMOB</td> <td>1</td> <td>20,000.00</td> <td>20,000.00</td> </tr> </table> Subtotal: $198,200.00 Tax: $0.00 Total: $198,200.00 Pay invoice February 20, 2025 Attn: A/P Bennett Construction Inc. 525 Central Park Drive Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Via Email: [email protected] Re: Accounts of Impact Underground LLC ("Impact") Crown Financial Services, LLC ("Crown") is a factoring and finance company in Houston, Texas. Crown has entered into an Account Purchase Agreement with Impact giving Crown the right to buy invoices and accounts generated by Impact. Please take notice that Impact has assigned its accounts to Crown, and Bennett Construction Inc. ("BCI") is required to remit amounts that are now due or that later become due to Impact as follows: <table> <tr> <th>ACH</th> <th>Check</th> </tr> <tr> <td> Stellar Bank<br> 9 Greenway Plaza, Ste. 110<br> Houston, TX 77046<br> ABA # 113 025 723<br> For Credit To: Impact Underground LLC<br> Account # 2153 6381 </td> <td> Impact Underground LLC<br> P.O. Box 219330<br> Houston, TX 77218 </td> </tr> </table> These payment instructions are irrevocable and can only be changed in writing by Crown. Further, Crown is considering purchasing the invoice described in Exhibit A and attached (the "Invoice"). To make that decision, Crown needs your agreement that the Invoice is in line for payment, that the goods and services covered by the invoice have been provided to BCI, that the amounts of the Invoices are now due and undisputed, and that BCI shall pay the amount billed in the Invoices without asserting any offsets, credits or other defenses per the remittance instructions above. Impact has signed below to indicate its agreement to the content of this letter. We ask that BCI sign to indicate its agreement as well. Further, Impact will submit additional invoices to Crown that Crown will consider purchasing in the event that BCI signs an addendum adding those additional invoices to the invoice covered by this Agreement. Regards, Crown Financial Services, LLC by Chad Tribe, Manager Agreed: Impact Underground LLC By: Caleb Barrilleaux Title: Managing Member Bennett Construction Inc. By: Nichole Satek Title: Controller December 19, 2025 Exhibit A Addendum to Letter Agreement of February 20, 2025 Pursuant to the same terms and conditions of that certain letter Agreement dated February 20, 2025 between Crown Financial Services LLC, Impact Underground LLC, and Bennett Construction Inc., please confirm the following invoice(s) are in line for payment: Invoices are defined as follows: <table> <tr> <th>Invoice Number</th> <th>Invoice Date</th> <th>Invoice Terms (Days)</th> <th>Invoice Balance Due</th> </tr> <tr> <td>1340</td> <td>12/11/2025</td> <td>Net 45</td> <td>$14,224.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1341</td> <td>12/11/2025</td> <td>Net 45</td> <td>$11,256.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1342</td> <td>12/11/2025</td> <td>Net 45</td> <td>$14,224.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1343</td> <td>12/11/2025</td> <td>Net 45</td> <td>$14,000.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1344</td> <td>12/18/2025</td> <td>Net 45</td> <td>$12,040.00</td> </tr> <tr> <td>1345</td> <td>12/18/2025</td> <td>Net 60</td> <td>$198,200.00</td> </tr> </table> Bennett Construction Inc. By: Travis Cash Name: Travis Cash Title: Director of Purchasing STATE OF OKLAHOMA ) ) ss. COUNTY OF __Ellis_ & Roger Mills__________) ) SUBCONTRACTOR AFFIDAVIT OF PAYMENT PROJECT: _Margie & Paulette 20" PROJECT ADDRESS: ___Roger Mills____________________________ OWNER: ___Oneok_____________________________________ GENERAL CONTRACTOR: ____Bennett Construction LLC_____________________ SUBCONTRACTOR: _Impact Underground______________________________ SUBCONTRACT DATE: ___10/18/25__________________________________ Before me, the undersigned Notary Public, personally appeared the Subcontractor named above, who upon oath states as follows: 1. The subcontract work performed by the Subcontractor on the project described above has been fully completed in accordance with the subcontract, plans, and specifications. 2. All laborers, employees, lower-tier subcontractors, and material suppliers who furnished labor, services, or materials under the Subcontractor have been PAID IN FULL for all work performed through the date of this affidavit. 3. There are **no outstanding claims, invoices, or liens** of any kind related to the Subcontractor's work on the project, except as listed below (if any): PMP Directional invoice 7025-1140 (If none, write "NONE.") 4. The Subcontractor agrees to indemnify and hold the Owner and General Contractor harmless from any claims or liens arising from work performed by or through the Subcontractor prior to the date of this affidavit. NOTARY ACKNOWLEDGMENT: Subscribed and sworn before me this 5 day of MARCH, 2020. [signature] Notary Public My Commission Expires: 10/12/2020 Commission Number: 30784560 Teena Wilson My Commission Expires 10/12/2020 Notary ID 1307B4680 03.09.2024 Check #136808 Payable to: Crown Financial & Impact Underground & PMP Directional. Impact invoice #1345 $198,200.00 PMP Directional #2025-1140 Bennett Construction 525 Central Park Dr. Suite 402 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 PAY One hundred ninety eight thousand two hundred & 00/100 ——— TO THE ORDER OF Crown Financial, Impact Underground and PMP Directional Jointly DATE 03.09.2024 CHECK NO. 136808 $198,200.00 Nichole Datch AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE ☐ CHECK HERE IF MOBILE DEPOSIT DO NOT WRITE, STAMP OR SIGN BELOW THIS LINE RESERVED FOR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION USE Security Features: Results of document alteration: Padlock icon Alerts handler the document contains security features. VOID Pantograph The face of this document contains a colored check background. The word "VOID" appears if copied or spanned. Microprint Small type in check border and back signature lines, readable with a magnifying lens, appears as dots if copied or scanned. Security Screen Absence of "Original Document" verbiage on back of check. Artificial Watermark Artificial watermark not visible on back of check when held at 45° angle. * FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD OF GOVERNORS REG. CC * ITEM # WAVEBOTP March 11, 2026 Dear Sir or Madam: Please find attached a Pre-Lien Notice regarding amounts currently owed to PMP Directional, LLC for work completed on the attached referenced project. This notice is being provided as a matter of standard business practice to preserve statutory rights and to ensure that all parties within the contractual chain are aware of the outstanding balance related to work performed by PMP Directional, LLC. This is a pre-lien notice of right to file a lien. To be clear, a lien has not been currently filed. This correspondence and its attachments are intended to ensure transparency and communication regarding our status of payment on the project. This notice has been provided to all parties within the contractual chain so that everyone is aware of the current status. We are confident the matter can be reviewed and resolved promptly. Upon receipt of satisfactory payment for the work performed, PMP Directional LLC will provide a full unconditional lien waiver document for the work associated with this project. We understand that, at times, delays can occur in the payment process, and we are committed to working through this matter respectfully and professionally. If payment has already been made or is currently in process, please advise so we may update our records accordingly. We appreciate your prompt attention to this matter and look forward to resolving it quickly. Respectfully, [signature] PMP Directional, LLC (918) 805-9839 office Pre-lien Notice Notice or Right to Claim Lien March 10, 2026 Land/Pipeline/Owner: ONEOK 100 W. 5th Street – MD 2-3 Tulsa, OK 74103-4298 Certified Mail # 9589071052703264498146 Contracted by: Impact Underground 200 E FM 1379 Midland, TX 79706 Certified Mail # 9589071052703264498139 Notifying Party Who Performed Work: PMP Directional, LLC (Chris Price) PO Box 3188 Claremore, Oklahoma 74018 PMP Invoice # 2025-1140 Dated December 16, 2025 General Contractor: Bennett Construction 525 Central Park Drive – Ste. 402 Oklahoma City, OK 73105 Certified Mail # 9589071052703264498153 This letter serves as a pre-lien notice of intent under Oklahoma Lien code, Title 42, Chapter 3, Sections 141-154. PMP Directional, LLC (Notifying Party) was contracted by Impact Underground in connection with work performed for Bennett Construction on behalf of Oneok to complete 20” steel pipe river horizontal boring services (HDD) regarding the Margie & Paulette Oneok Project, of the Canadian River. The attached project alignments and KMZ show details of the work performed in Roger Mills / Ellis County, Oklahoma, as well as, the coordinates and feet bored regarding the project. This notice is provided to inform you that the Notifying Party has provided the above-described services to the Property/Project, and that payment for these services, the “Debt” in the sum of $ 175,000, is past due and owing to the Notifying Party (interest will be applied at 15% per annum, plus all legal fee’s). This letter is sent to conform to the requirements of the Oklahoma Code Statute to make all parties aware of the past due invoices submitted regarding this project. Brian J. Green, Managing Member PMP Directional, LLC (918) 805-9839 - office INDEX SHEET FOR MARGIE & PAULETTE ALIGNMENT LEGEND UNMARKED EXISTING EXISTING PROPOSED (ILLUSTRATED) NOT TO SCALE COMMENTS / NOTES 1. PROPOSED AND EXISTING PIPELINES ALIGNED WITH UNDERGROUND OBSTRUCTIONS WILL NOT BE STAKE MARKED. 2. ALL UNDERGROUND OBSTRUCTIONS MUST BE LOCATED AND STAKED PRIOR TO CONSTRUCTION. 3. RISER/PIPE COVERS TO BE PLACED AT NOTED LOCATIONS. SCALE: 1" = 50' STREET NAME START STA END STA No. 1 441+76 441+76 No. 2 96+76 152+46 NOTES: 1. THIS INDEX SHEET IS INTENDED FOR USE AS A GENERAL REFERENCE ONLY. 2. FINAL DESIGN CONDITIONS MAY VARY. 3. FOR AUTHORIZED USE BY CONTRACTORS ONLY. 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The image consists primarily of a technical drawing, likely related to engineering or surveying, showing a detailed cross-section of a road or pipeline project. There is a legend indicating various elements such as stations, distances, and material types (steel, concrete, etc.). The drawing includes station numbers, distances along the axis, and notes about pipe sizes and pipeline features. There are several reference lines and axes marked, including a north/south axis and a cross-axis, suggesting a positional reference system for the drawing. The left side of the drawing lists measurements and references such as station numbers, distances, and notes. There are also some handwritten notes and numbers that appear to be specific to the technical details being described. The right side of the drawing has a table listing materials, alignment, and station information. It includes columns for material type, pipe diameter, station number, elevation, and additional notes. There are also partial handwritten notes near the bottom right corner and some numbers that seem to refer to construction codes or standards. There is a watermark at the bottom left that reads "FILE 811" which might indicate the file number or a database entry. The top of the drawing has a reference to a county and a figure number, suggesting this is part of a larger set of technical drawings. ELLIS COUNTY, OKLAHOMA PROJECT: 207-17W - 28NW GROUP: WEST/EA PARCEL NO. 4 OWNER(S): RECORD No.: SHEET No.: THIS SHEET SCALE: FEET (OA) 154.65 INCHES ELLIS COUNTY, OKLAHOMA VERTICAL SCALE 1" = VERTICAL BUILDING LINE 123+82 CL LEASE LINE 132+84 SEQUOIA LINE 142+83 CL LEASE LINE 143+00 CL LEASE LINE 156+36 CL LEASE LINE 161+24 CL LEASE LINE 182+16 CL LEASE LINE OWNER(S): RECORD No. SHEET No. SCALE: FEET (OA) 154.65 INCHES VERTICAL LINE POLS ENGINEERING Title Block Style: POLS Owner(s): [Unclear] Record No.: [Unclear] Sheet No.: [Unclear] SCALE: FEET (OA) 154.65 INCHES VERTICAL LINE Owner(s): Record No.: Sheet No.: Scale: Feet (OA) 154.65 Inches Vertical Line Title Block Style: POLS Owner(s): [Unclear] Record No.: [Unclear] Sheet No.: [Unclear] SCALE: FEET (OA) 154.65 INCHES VERTICAL LINE Owner(s): Record No.: Sheet No.: Scale: Feet (OA) 154.65 Inches Vertical Line
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