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Chesapeake-CS070630 Without a doubt, the second quarter of 2007 will go down in Chesapeake's history as our best operational quarter yet. We overtook two large independents ~U1d one major to become the largest independent and third-largest overall producer of natural gas in the U.S. Today, only two companies produce more domestic natural gas than Chesapeake. Given our production growth rate, it seems inevitable that Chesapeake Viill become the largest producer of U.S. natural gas sometime during 2008. Strong Financial Performance For the 2007 second quarter, Chesapeake generated net income available to common shareholders of $492 million ($1.01 per fully diluted common share), operating cash floW!) of $1.076 billion and ebitda(2) of $1.401 billion on revenue of $2.105 billion and production of 170 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (hefe). The company's net income available to common shareholders and ebitda for the quarter include an unrealized after-tax mark-to-market gain of $99 million resulting from the company's oil and natural gas and interest rate hedging programs and an after- tax gain of $51 million from the sale of an investment. These types of items are typically not included in published estimates of the company's financial results by certain securities analysts. Excluding these items, Chesapeake generated adjusted net income to common shareholders(J) in the 2007 second quarter of $342 million ($0.71 per fully diluted common share) and adjusted ebitda(4) of $1.167 billion. Production Sets New Quarterly Record The 2007 second quarter marked Chesapeake's 24th consecutive quarter of sequential production growth. Over these 24 quarters, Chesapeake's production has increased 372%, for an average compound quarterly growth rate of 7% and an average compound a1U1Ual growth rate of 30%. Chesapeake's daily production during the 2007 second quarter averaged 1.868 hefe, an increase of 300 million cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (mmcfe), or 19%, over the 1.568 hefe of daily production in the 2006 second quarter and an increase of 161 mmcfe, or 9%, over the 1.707 bcfe produced per day in the 2007 first quarter. Chesapeake's rate of production recently exceeded 1.975 bcfe per day and, based on projected drilling levels and anticipated results, we are now forecasting total production growth of 18-22% for 2007 and 14-18"10 for 2008, both of which are increases of 400 basis points from our projections of just three months ago. Proved Reserves Also Set New Record In addition to generating strong production growth, the company increased its proved reserves to a record level. Chesapeake began 2007 with estimated proved reserves of 8.956 trillion cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (tcfe) and ended the second quarter with 9.979 tcfe, an increase of 1.023 tcfe, or 11 %. During the 2007 first half, Chesapeake replaced its 324 hefe of production with an estimated 1.347 tcfe of new proved reserves for a reserve replacement rate of 416%. Reserve replacement through the drillbit was 1.145 tcfe, or 354% of production (including 510 bcfe of positive perlormance revisions and 95 bcfe of positive revisions resulting from oil and natural gas price increases between December 31,2006, and June 30, 2007) and 85% of the total increase. Reserve replacement through the acquisition of proved reserves completed during the 2007 first half was 202 hefe, or 62% of production and 15% of the total increase. Drilling Prograrn Continues at Industry-Leading Pace Chesapeake continued the industry's most active drilling program during the 2007 first half, drilling 977 gross (835 net) operated wells and participating in another 826 gross (115 net) wells operated by other companies. The company's drilling success rate was 99% for company-operated wells and 97% for non-operated wells. Also during the 2007 first half, Chesapeake invested $1.932 billion in operated wells (using an average of 131 operated rigs), $314 million in non-operated wells (using an average of 102 non-operated rigs), $410 million to acquire new leasehold (exclusive of $665 million in unproved leasehold obtained through corporate and asset acquisitions, as well as other leasehold fees and related capitalized interest) and $134 million to acquire seismic data. Hedging Activities Continue to Create Value and Mitigate Risk During the 2007 second quarter, Chesapeake generated a realized hedging gain of $198 million, or $1.16 per thousand cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (mcfe). Realized gains from oil and natural gas hedging activities during the quarter generated a $5.27 gain per barrel (bbl) and a $1.19 gain per thousand cubic feet (mcf). For the 2007 first half, our realized gains from oil and natural gas hedging activities generated a $6.74 gain per bbl and a $2.02 gain per mcf for a total realized hedging gain of $631 million, or $1.95 per mcfe. We believe that oil and natural gas prices will remain volatile as increasing worldwide demand for energy, changing weather patterns and challenging geopolitical issues continue to heavily influence energy markets. In the years ahead, we will continue our efforts to realize value for Chesapeake's investors by taking advantage of this volatility. Drilling Inventory Further Expands Since 2000, Chesapeake has invested $7.8 billion in new leasehold and 3-D seismic acquisitions and now owns the largest combined inventories of onshore leasehold (12.2 million net acres) and 3-D seismic (17.7 million acres) in the U.S. On tIlis leasehold, the company has approximately 28,500 net drilling locations, representing an approximate lO-year inventory of drilling projects, on which it believes it can develop an estimated 3.8 tcfe of proved undeveloped reserves and approximately 20.8 tcfe of risked unproved reserves (82 tcfe of unrisked unproved reserves). To aggressively develop these assets, Chesapeake has continued to significantly strengthen its technical capabilities by increasing its land, geoscience and engineering staff to over 1,200 employees. Today, the company has approximately 5,800 employees, of whom approximately 60% work in the company's E&P operations and approximately 40% work in the company's oilfield service operations. Barnett Shale Remains Biggest Driver of Production Growth The Fort Worth Barnett Shale is the largest and most prolific unconventional gas resource play in the U.S. In this play, Chesapeake is the third- largest producer of natural gas, the most active driller and the largest leasehold owner in the Core and Tier 1 sweet spot of Tarrant, Johnson and western Dallas counties. Chesapeake's current production of approximately 230 mmcfe net per day from the Fort Worth Barnett Shale is double the level of a year ago and is expected to exceed 300 mmcfe net per day by year-end 2007. The company is currently using 35 operated rigs to further develop its 230,000 net acres of leasehold, of which 180,000 net acres are located in the Core and Tier 1 area. In the 2007 second half, Chesapeake expects to use 35-38 operated rigs in the play and to be completing, on average, one new Barnett Shale well every 16 hours. The purpose of our large-scale Barnett drilling ramp-up is to make the enormous upside embedded in our acreage position more visible and tangible by turning our non-producing leases into producing assets. We expect to see further impressive increases in Chesapeake's Barnett production throughout 2008. In fact, we can see Chesapeake's Barnett production increasing through at least 2010 as we remain on track to complete approximately 2,200 new wells in that timeframe. The future impact of those wells should be substantial, especially considering that we have drilled fewer than 500 wells in the play to date. I would also like to highlight our Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport drilling activity. We are currently utilizing five rigs to drill on this 18,000- acre lease, the largest contiguous lease in the play. We have reached total depth on 12 wells to date, and are reaching total depth on a new well approximately every four to five days. The Barnett Shale underneath the airport looks excellent and is the thickest we have seen in the entire play. We will begin completing our first wells at the end of August and we are hopeful that these wells will be among the best drilled to date in the entire play. Management Outlook Our operational and financial results for the 2007 second quarter dearly demonstrate the benefits of Chesapeake's strategic shift from resource capture to resource conversion. During the quarter, we exceeded our midyear production and reserve growth expectations and became the nation's largest independent and third-largest overall producer of U.S. natural gas. Our sequential quarter and year-over-year production growth levels of 161 mmcfe and 300 mmcfe per day are at the top of the U.S. exploration and production industry. Through the industry's most active drilling program, we plan to increase our average daily production rate by IS- 22% in 2007 and 14-1S% in 200S. We also expect to exceed 10.5 tefe of proved reserves by year-end 2007 and approach 12 tcfe by year-end 200S. Further, the company continues to deliver attractive profit margins that are enhanced by ourwell-executed hedging strategy. Our focused business strategy, value-addOO growth platfonn, tremendous inventory of undrilled locations and valuable hedge positions continue to clearly differentiate Chesapeake as one of the very best value creators in the industry. Finally, natural gas is emerging as the most practical solution to the challenge of how to become more energy independent in America in an increasingly dangerous world while reducing greenhouse gas emissions in a growing economy. The vast majority of greenhouse gas emissions are caused by transportation vehicles burning gasoline or diesel and by power plants burning coal. However, burning natural gas instead of gasoline, diesel or coal reduces greenhouse gas emissions by more than 50%. We believe the evidence clearly demonstrates that natural gas is by far the most practical solution to the challenge - it is abundant, affordable, reliable, clean burning and domestically produced. For many years, natural gas has been valued at a BTU discount to oil. We believe the intensifying clean air and climate change debates present an opportunity for increased appreciation of natural gas and a higher valuation for the superior fuel we produce. We intend to do well for our shareholders by doing good for our country and our world by producing greater amounts of natural gas. I look forward to reporting continued success to you as the year progresses. Best regards, ~//hc~ Aubrey K. McClendon Chairman and Chief Executive Officer August3,2007 (1) OperaJing cash flow is net cash provided by C1Jera/ing acJivilies before changes in assets and liabilities. (2) EfJi/da is net inrome before inaJme /ax expense, in/eres/ expense, and depredation, depletion and amortization expense. (3) AdjusJed emnings is net inaJme available /0 rommon shareholders e.c/uding, on an after-lax basis, unrealized (gains) losses on derivatives and gain on sale of investments. (4) Adjusted ebi/da is net income before inaJme /ax expense, interest expense, and depreciation, depletion and amortization expense, adjusted /0 exclude unrealjzed (gains) losses on oil and natural gas derivatives and gain on sale of investmenls. Condensed Statements of Operations 1---- Three Months Ended June 30, Six Months Ended June 30,~ (jn mdil,-ns <,,-xc ept per- share data) 2007 2006 2007 2006 Revenues: Oil and natural gas sales Oil and natural gas marketing sales Service 0 rations revenue Total Revenues Operating Costs: Production expenses Production taxes General and administrative expenses Oil and natural gas marketing expenses Service operations expense Oil and natural gas depreciation, depletion and amOltization Depreciation and an10rtization of other assets Employee retirement expense . .__ _ _.___ .. Total Operating Costs __ Income from Operations Other Income (Rxpense): Interest and other income Interest expense Gain on sale of investments Total Other Income (~L _ _ Income Before Income Taxes Income Tax f);pense: Cunent Defened Total Income Tax E nse Net Income Prefem~d stock dh1dends Loss on conversion/exchange of prefened stock Net Income Available to Common Shareholders Eamings per Common Share: Basic Assuming dilution 153 53 54 504 23 442 40 120 34 34 356 16 328 23 295 95 107 911 44 835 76 Condensed Balance Sheet f'~ m''''M'~) Assets Current assets Property and equipment, net Other assets Total Assets liabilities and Stockholders' Equity Cunent liabilities Long-ternl deb~ net Defened income tax liability Other liabilities Stockholders' e ui 11 . 'ties and 1 Excludes ullre,,!izefl gaills (loss",) 011 oil and /latural gas bedging 627 627 984 (37) (11 492 $ 724 $ 936 $1.09 $0.87 $1.60 $ 2.50 $ 1.01 $0.82 $ 1.51 $ 2.27 $ 0.0675 $ 0.06 $ 0.1275 $ 0.11 452 381 452 375 515 428 515 433 2,324 2,143 4,467 4,259 156,080 129,818 296,872 253,874 170,024 142,676 323,674 279,428 $ 65.37 $ 58.00 $ 63.34 $ 57.97 $7.97 $8.04 $8.sa $ 8.81 $8.21 $ 8.20 $8.74 $8.89 June 30, Dec. 31, June 30, 2007 2006 2006 Cash dividends declared per coml11on share Weighted Average Common and Common Equivalent Shares Outstanding Basic Assuming dilution Production and Price Data Net production Oil (mbbls) Natural gas (mmcf) Natural gas equivalent (mmcfe) Average Sales Prices Oil ($ per bbl)1 Natural gas ($ per mef)1 Natural gas equivalent ($ per mcfe) 1 COlnmon Stock Chesapeake Energy Corporation's common stock is listed on the New York Stock E.xchange (NYSE) under the symbol CHK. As of June 30, 2007, there were approximately 275,000 beneficial owners of our common stock. Investor Relations Jeffrey L. Mobley, CFA Senior Vice President - Investor Relations and Research Chesapeake Energy Corporation 6100 North Western Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118 (405) 767-4763 (405) 767-4764 Fax jmobley@chkenergy.com CHK's Directors l\l ,I "toY K M,_l ;181 j( lul1 Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer Oklahoma City, OK Hi,;lklllll", UdJklsc11 Former Chairman of the Board Union Pacific Corporation Omaha, NE fr,,'lk 1<8,\\11 'U Former Governor, Oklahoma President and CEO American Council of Ufe Insurers Washington. DC [:>1(11 i(' ~,1. I~I'" I Private Invest'Jr Easton MD l ;ll,Jlles I. ~v1.-ixV'Jc,i1 Senior Energy Analyst Weeden & Co, Greenwich, CT ~Jit)lrllll'\ f"ete 1'11111181 .11 Chairman. President and CEO National Oilwell Varco, Inc Houston, TX [l'J!1 r-hl,le::. Former U,S, Senator, Oklahoma Founder and Principal Tr,e Nickles Group Washington, DC I 'Cd811,k H \/VI,11\"III(''''' Advisory Director Morgan Stanley New York. NY I ndependent Public Account ants PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 6120 South Yale, Suite 1850 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136 (918) 524-1200 Stock Transfer Agent and Registrar Conmmnication concerning the transfer of shares, lost certificates, duplicate mailings or change of address notifications should be directed to our transfer agent: UMB Bank, N .A. P. O. Box 419064 Kansas City, Missouri 64141-6064 (816) 860-778601' (800) 884-4225 CH K's Officers Aubtey K Mceler Idon Chief Executive Officer and Chairman Marcus C, Rowlalld Executive Vice President and Chief Finanoial Officer Steven C Uixon Executive Vice President Operations and Chief Operating Officer Douglas J. ,JaCOfJ::--url Executive Vice President Acquisitions and Divestitures J. Mark L ,ester Executive Vice President Exploration Mal tt la A. Burger Senior Vice President Human and Corporate Resources Jettley A Fist lei Senior Vice President Production Jelllllfer M Grigsl IV Senior Vice President Treasurer and Corporate Secretary Henry J. Hood Senior Vice President Land and Legal, and General Counsel Jarnes C. Johnson Senior Vice President Energy Marketing Michael A. JohnSOll Senior Vice President Accounting, Controller and Chief Accounting Officer Stephen W. Miller Senior Vice President Drilling Jeffrey L. Mobley Senior Vice President Investor Relations and Research Thomas S. Pnce, .Jr. Senior Vice President Corporate Development CaU1Y L. TOIT1f.Jkins Senior Vice President Information Technology Forwarci-Iookir Ig S1 aternents Trlis report '1cludes'lorward-100king stammenls" Witllln Ihe meanlg 01 Sec:icn 27.A 01 me SecJrities Act 01 1933 and Section 21 E 01 tne Securities Exchange Act of 1934 Forward-looking statements give DJI cUlent expectations CI forecasls olluture events They include estimales 01 oil ard n"lural reserves, expected oil and nalulal gas ploduction and future expenses, projections of fulure oil ard natura! gas prices p'arlned capila! expend lures 101 jrilllng, leasehOld 2ne data, anj statemenls concerning anticipated cash flow and liquidity, business strategy and other and objeclives lOlluture operaFons Disclosures C01Cel!ling the fair c' der'vatve contracts and their est mated cniltlibJtion to our luture resulls of operations are based upon market as a specilic date These malket prices 3re sLbi8~t to S"Jn,ticwt voialility ,AltI',ough we bllleve the expectations and fOlecasts reflected in ttiese and cthellnlwald-Icoklllg statements are leasonable, we can give no assurance they will prove 10 have been correct. They can be allectej by inacculale assumpfions or by ~n8wn 01 unKnown rsks and w~ertain:ies, Faclors :hal could cause actual results 10 differ materially from expecled resulls are described in "Risks Related 10 O'Jr BUSiness' under "Risk Factors" Iil the plOspectus we Illed with 'he Securities and Exchange Commission on August 9, 2007. Tfley include the volalility 01 oil and natural gas prices; Itle' r,ilations OJr leve! of Indebtedness may have on OJI Ilexib lily: our abl,ity to ccnpele effectively against strong independent oil and nalural gas companies and majors; the availabilily of on an economic basis In lund leserve lep'acement costs, our ab lily !n replace reserves and suslain production: uncellainties inherent in eslimating Quantities of oil and nalural gas reserves !uture rales of prodoclion and rhe timing 01 development expenditues: unceltainlies 'n evalualing oil ard nalural gas leserves 01 acquired ploperties and associated potential liabilities: consolda'e and integrate acqJired properties ard operotlcns: unsuccesslul explolaticn and development dll'ling: declines in the values of our oil and natural gas properties eel rn] wrils-downs, lewer prices lealized on oil and latul3l saies ard col!ateral required 10 secule hedging liabilities resulting from our commodity price risk management activities; irTlpaet ,ower oil and nalural gas prices COJld have 0'1 our belrow: drlilng anj operating risks. Includrng potBntial environmental "abilities: production intelruptions that couid aliee! DOC cash flow; and pending or tutule IItigal10n We caJto) ycu not te place undJe re' iance on Ihese s:a:ements, ar d we uldenake no obligation to updale Ihis infolmation We urge you to carefully review and consider the disclosures 1,3de trs reuor' and cur filings w:h Ihe SeCUrities dnd Excriange that altenpl to adVise interesled parties ollhe risks and lactors that may affect our business. s=e 11as generaliy perlnilted oil and nalural gas companies. 'n 'iI;clgs r-Iade Wllh tile SEC, to disclose only pmved leselves Ihat a company has demonslrated by actual production or conclusive ;orccalion ;ests to ne economically and le"ally produciote undel existing eCDnonlC and operating conditlollS We use Ihe term "unproved" to describe volumes 01 reserves polelltially recoverable through add't!oral jrili ng or recovery techni~ues Ihat Ihe SEes guidelines may profln!1 JS Irom InCluding 'I' filings With the SEC. These est males are by their nalure more speculalive than estimales of plOved reserves and ale subject 10 substantially glealer r'sk of beinJ actually lealized by the eorr.pany. While we believe our caleuations ot unproved drillsites and eslimation of unproved reserves ha'l8 !J"er risked and ale reasonable. sLch calculallors ar"j es',imales have nol been I"viewed by thirj-party engineers or apJraisers, ------I-- "'" . ~ , , . . I f ' , t r{ / ,j I, J ~I , ,f I ,. -- . ~~. \ -','1;<' . .1 . 'l,t \ l~ " ~',rtJ " ~... ?; . ", ':f. I ~~ ~. . I';r: .' , JoJ ,....... I . , . ._..\ (~ Chesapeake embarked 011 an aggressive "land grab" in 2000 as we recognized earlier than most of our competitors that vast new areas of the U,S, would open up for natural gas exploration and development when new horizontal drilling and completion technologies were applied to different types of rocks (now commonly referred to as "unconventional reservoirs") in a time of structurally higher natural gas prices, We believed this decade would go down in oil and natural gas history as a once-in-a-generation opportunity to acquire leases in the modern day equivalent of the great Oklahoma land rushes of the late 19th century. Today that land grab is largely over and we believe Chesapeake won by acquiring a leasehold inventory of 11 million net acres, 1)11 ,vhich we expect to drill 26,000 net wells in the years to come. . Counties with CHK Leasehold CH:K's Operating Area $ummaries~ o Fort Worth Barnett St)ale The Fort Worth Barnett Shale was Chesapeake's greatest area of investment during 2006 and will be the most important contributor to our growth in 2007. In addition to multiple acquisitions of high-quality assets during 2006, Chesapeake also notably leased the right to drill the 18,000 net acres underlying the DallasIFort Worth International Airport. In the Barnett, Chesapeake is the fourth-largest producer of natural gas, the most active driller and the largest leasehold o'WTIer in the Tier 1 sweet spot of Tarrant, JolliSon and western Dallas counties, We are rapidly increasing our drilling activity in the play and expect to be completing, on average, one new Barnett Shale well every day bv midyear 2007 ""it ~.jr",';~', 2006 Total ProouctlOn: 44 cde, + 152%'.8%" 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 1,141 bele, +258%",13%" ~,~ ' ~ .: . 2006 Tota! F'roducUJr1 5f5 befe, Oo.:J, 1 OO{~ o E;OL ltt )err) Oklat )Orlla Chesapeake'sSouthernOklallOmaarea encompasses some of Oklalloma's oldest and largest fields, several of which date back to discoveries in the early 1900s, This area is also home to Chesapeake's earliest drilling successes in the Golden Trend and Sholem A1echem fields. Today our activities focus on tile Bray, Southwest Duncan, Colt and C~ment areas where we are developing both conventional and unconventional objectives. ..... 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 775 bele, +3%, 9% o !\r lcl.darko Basin The Anadarko Basin, which remains Chesapeake's largest area of natural gas production, is characterized by a wide variety of play types and depth ranges, including some of the most complex and prolific natural gas reservoirs in the U.S. In this area, Chesapeake remams the most active driller and largest producer and focuses on three major play types found between 12,000 and 20,000 feet: deep Morrow-Springer; medium-depth Red Fork-Morrow-Springer; and vertically and horizontally drilled medium-depth Granite, Atoka and Colony Washes. it !'....... '''u.s' . -;~\-;:/ d, '~~;~,., ' 200b TVi]1 PrL'duCh.A \ 10? t,de .4 ". 18', 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 1 ,043 bete, +2%, 12% 20Ctl Tota! ProductiCl1 11 7 tde ,15a(, ?(JO'" 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 1 ,922 bete, + 17%, 21 % . .0::006 r()j:3: Plc,duc.'(ltl 87 Bde ,1g", 6" 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 394 Bete, +10%,4% o 1''' ( ) t H 1 err 1 Mid -- C; 0 n t i tl e r ) t The Northem ~1id-Continent area was a key contributor to our growth in 2006 and includes northwest Oklahoma, the Texas and Oklal1oma panhandles and southwest Kansas. In addition to various conventional plays in tllis area, we focus on the massive Sal1ara unconventional natural gas resource project In Sahara, Chesapeake is by far the dominant operator with more than 600,000 net acres under lease in this multi-collnty area of excellent low-risk, shallow natural gas production. Since 1998, we have drilled over 1,000 wells in Sal1ara and have plans to drill an additional 6,000 net wells in tile next 10 years. -~--_.._._---~---~----,--_._~---_._-~~_._-- :c'C.O:3 10taJ Pr(),juch n Hoe + ,33'( p' 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 92 bcfe, + 142%, 1 % a c )kla~ lOrlla Arkor 1)8 The Oklal1omaportion of the Arkoma Basin has long been an extremely prolific natural gas region. In titis area, Chesapeake is targeting a variety of plays ranging from complex overthmst geological targets in the southem portion of tlle basin, to shallow horizontally drilled coalbed methane (CBM) wells in the northem portion of tile basin, to tile emerging unconventional wocxiford Shale play in the we;tem portion of the basin. In the CBM and Wocxiford plays, we have now established tile second-largest lea.c,ehold positions. o F~ayetteville Srlale Chesapeake owns the industry's largest acreage position in the high-potential Arkansas FayettC\1lle Shale play, including tile second-largest acreage position in the play's core area. During 2006, we focused on testing the boundarie; of our acreage position, obtaining 3-D seisntic surveys and optimizing drilling and completion techniques, We are now in the process of increasing our drilling activity from three to 12 rigs to accelerate reserve and production !,'fOwth from this promising play. o E ast Texas In East Te.xas, Chesapeake is focused on developing various tight natural gas sand fonnations in medium to deep horizons, including the Pette~ Travis Peak, and Cotton Valley f onnations. In addition, 'Ne are one of the top tl1I'ee leasehold ovmers in tlle emerging Deep Bossier play that has recently yielded impressive e.xploration results. We are currently drilling our first operated Deep Bossier well, a ZZ,OOO-foot well in Madison County. 2006 T alai ProductIOn 16 bete, +78%, 3% 12/31/06 Proved Reserl8s: 386 bete. +9%, 4% 2006 TOlal Production: 27 bcfe, +-13%, 5% o Texas Gulf Coast Chesapeake has established a significant presence in a number of counties along the prolific Texas Gulf Coast. Throughout tl1is area we utilize 3-D seismic data to delineate structural and stratigraphic traps, primarily in tl1e Frio, Yegua and Wilcox forn1ations. During the past few years, Chesapeake has obtained Z,OOO square miles of 3-D seismic data and has drilled a number of significant wells as a result. t ~ r 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 107 bete, -17%, 1% o 2006 fatal Producllon: 52 bete, c30%, gO{ 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 554 bete, +12%, 6% 1 2006 fota! ProduC1 on 33 bcfe, t6Cl,S. 6Cl'~, ., 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 482 bcfe, -10%, 5% ;;\ :'y SOL Jt h T e X as TI1e South Texas area remained one of tl1e largest areas of natural gas production for Chesapeake in zoo6. In South Texas, our operations are primarily focused in Zapata COLmty, which is Te.xas' number one natural gas producing county and where Chesapeake is tl1e third-largest natural gas producer. During ZOO?, we will focus on developing deeper structural opportunities under the traditional Lobo and Perdido objectives. ~ F' en n i an Bas i r ) In the northern portion of the Penman Basin, Chesapeake has focused on discovering and developing various shallow- to medium-depth oil and natural gas plays and also operates a number of secondary recovery oil projects. In the southern portion of the Pern1ian, we have focused on developing new shallow- to medium-depth natural gas plays in the Val Verde Basin where we have recently made a potentially significant new discovery. ~ 2006 fatal P,oduCilon 16 bcle. .23% 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 243 befe, +22%,3% Q [)el aware Bas i r '} Chesapeake's most significant land acquisition activities during zoo6 took place in the Delaware Basin in far West Texas where we have built tl1e largest leasehold position in the emerging Barnett and Woodford Shale plays. We believe that substantial natural gas reserves exist in this stacked shale play and are working to detennine its commerciality. The Delaware Basin also includes the Deep Haley play, which is centered in Loving County, Texas. In Haley, Chesapeake owns the industry's second-largest leasehold \vhere we are targeting the prolific and over-pressured Strawn, Atoka and Morrow fonnations that are located at depths of 15,000-18,000 feet. Our production from Haley has recently doubled as a result of several prolific new wells. G La u is i a n a In Louisiana, Chesapeake is primarily focused on the northem portion of the state where we are actively developing SUcll prolific fOlmations as the Hosston, Cotton Valley and Deep Bossier, all of which are tight sand plays and offer significant upside potential. We also have several new 3-D seismic surveys planned for Louisiana and are pursuing unconventional objectives there as \vell. 2006 Totai P!Oc!lIUI()I) 30 bcfe, -5~'(, 5r_~ 11Ii...,...... l .~ . <.~. . ~., 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 326bcfe, -18%,4% \I 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 1,491 bcfe,+15%, 17% ~ Ap P a lac h i a During zoo6, Chesapeake successfully integrated the November ZOO5 $3 billion acquisition of Columbia Natural Resources and began laying the groundwork for future gro\Vth and value creation from the area. Our zoo6 reserve and production growt1l from Appalachia benefited from an accelerated drilling program and exceeded our expectations. Often referred to as America's most drilled, but least explored area, Appalachia presents abundant gro\Vth cwortunities through the application of leading-€dge exploration, drilling and production teclmologies in \vhich Chesapeake is a recognized industry leaier. We are currently assessing the potential of reeper drilling opportunities and will be aided by a substantial an10unt of new proprietary 3-D seismic data. In acklition, we are pursuing a variety of new initiatives to develop unconventional shales in Alabama, soutl1em Illinois and western KentucJ.;y and will drill our first operated horiwntal shale well in Appalachia in mid-ZOO7. CQrporate aFld S~duritlas I n'forrn3rtioh 'if, 'Ie\ t, 1':ccH Jqilcll tEe! '; 6100 North Western Avenue Oklahoma Citv, Oklahoma 71]]8 (405) 848-8060 . Iitie'lr ,,:;1 ,DILlless Company financial information, public disclosures and other information are available through Chesapeake's web site at www.chkenergy.com. Ii.! -'T'H.J.; Chesapeake Energy Corporation's common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (J'i'YSE) Lmder the symbol CHK As of March 31, 2007, there were approximately 100,000 beneficial owners of our common stock I'I'/Id" ILL; DUling 2006, tile company declared a cash di,idend of $0,05 per share on March 6 and $0,06 per share onJune 14, September 25 and December 19 for a total dividend declared of $0.23 per share, I i 'i, ,(:i PricewaterbouseCoopers LLP 6120 South Yale, Suite 1850 Tulsa, Oklalloma 74]36 (918) 524-1200 ,Iii ,1 ~)tCl ,', f!1I L3fH i"~JE;rlf :md Hegistrsl Communication concerning the transfer of shares, lost certificates, duplicate mailings or change of address notifications should be directed to our transfer agent: VMB Bank, NA p, 0, Box 419064 Kansas City, Missouri 64141-6064 (816) 860-7786 or (800) 884-4225 TllJS:H., 1'1 II i8 ( :011 rpaf1Y's Senic\1 r~utes The Bank of New York Trust Company, N,A, 10 1 Barclay Stree~ 8th Floor New York, New York 10286 E;f=( "llIJ IJYSt~ Cmtrfications The Fonn lO-K, included herein, which was filed by the company with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2006, includes, as exhibits, the certifications of our chief executive officer and chief ! i ,,; financial officer required to be filed with the SEe pursuant to Section 302 of the SarlJanes-Oxley Act. The company has also filed with the NYSE the 2006 annual certification of its chief executive officer continning that the company has complied with the NYSE corporate governance listing standards. Stock Split Hist()ry Decem~r 1996: tw6-f?r-one June 1996: tp1'ee-for-two December 1995: three-for-two December 1994: two-for-one r I 1.)ul.iilSj ~.;tCltcc::;nlCI\t~=; This report includes "forward-looking statements' within the rreaning of Section 27A 01 the Securities Ad of 1933 and Sectilll1 Exchange Act ot 1934. Forward.looking statements give our current expeclations 01 forecasls 01 future eYllnls. They ", gas reserves, expected oil and natural gas production and Mure expenses, projections of future oil and natural for drilling, leasehold acquisitions and seismic data. and stalements concerning anticipated cash now and I and objectives tOI future operations, Disclosures concerning the fair values of dlrivalive conbacls and . of operations are based upon market information as of a specifIC dale, These maI1<et prlces;re sub' AIlhough we believe the expectations and lorecasts renlded in Ihese and other forward-looking they will prove to mve been correct They can be anected by inaccurate ~ons or by known could cause actual results to diner materially tram expected results are desaibed lIldeI "Risk . . 1D-K liled wilh the Securities and Exchange Commission on March 1, 2007. They incWllllll our level of indebtedness rrny have on our nnaocialllexibility; our ability to COIJllllIe eIIldMiIy . and majors; Ihe availability 01 capilal on an economic basis to fund reserve replaamenl CllSiS; uncertainties inherent in estimating quantities of oD and natural gas reserves m proj9:\iIJ!.~ expenditures; uncer1ainties in evaluating oil and natural gas reserws of iqJlred prqJeIlIisallli . consolidale and integrale acquired properties and operations; unsuccessful elIpIOI3lioIl natural gas properties resutting in ceiling lest wrile-downs: lower pri:es rearllBll ~lllI fJl!l: liabilities resulting from our COI11flllld"rty pri;e ris!< managementa:tlvities; 'I1e I1lIQ3IIve ~ to borrow; and drilling and operating risks, We caution you nolto place undue reliance on these forwanHooldng slalernlnI:l,..-s!'e, you to carefully review and consider tie dIsclosures made in Ilis report and our"_ to advise interested parties ollie risks and ~1llS thai rrny alfId w busInllss. The SEC has generally permitted oil and natural gas C01ll3nies. in fiUngs made lIIiIl demonstrated by actual production or co~ formalion Iests to be ~ conditions, We use the term "unproved' lD descrIle volumes 01 reserves ~ lhaI the SEC~ guidelines may prohllil us from idJding in filings willi the SEC.lJII$I of proved reserves and mJ<<ingIy are subject III subsfa1lIaIIy greater risk r:l ~ of unproved drinsiles and estillBlion of uf1lroved reseNeS have been ~ . not been reviewed 1Pi Ihird-party engineers or iIIllIraiser1. J;) Mixed Sources ^ , "'" . II.,", , \. , ~ ull c J I(....,J , I "~c 1 II. FSC .' :,,,,;, .".Cd tex 5 MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES Texas Midstream Gas Services, LLC 5601 E. 15t Street Fort Worth, TX 76103 December 4, 2007 Keith Marvin, Assistant City Engineer City of Coppell 225 Parkway Boulevard Coppell, Texas 75019 RE: Registration Application - Right-of-Way Maintenance Use Dear Mr. Marvin: Texas Midstream Gas Services, LLC (TMGS) is developing a gas gathering systems to transport natural gas from producing wells in and around Coppell, in the North Barnett Shale Play, to transportation pipelines. One segment of this pipeline system is proposed to pass through the extreme northwest corner of the City of Coppel!. After reviewing Article 6-14, Ordinance 2001-944, we believe our Project should be evaluated under authority provided by the Texas Railroad Commission designation of TMGS as a gas utility (Licensee) pursuant to Tex. Uti!. Code, 33 101.001(7) and 121.001. TMGS appreciates the concerns of the City of Coppell with pipeline facilities and prefers to work with the City to facilitate this project while minimizing any perceived impact on the community. We have prepared a registration application submittal in accordance with our review of the ordinance. Upon review of this submittal please provide comments, requested revisions and/or request for additional documents deemed necessary to complete our application for TMGS registration and right-of-way and/or road crossing permits. Please direct any requests to our Permitting Staff. Respectfully Yours; ~..-=:> -=-- Kenneth C. Weber Site Acquisition Specialist Permitting Staff Contact: Kenneth C. Weber, Site Acquisition Specialist C/o Texas Midstream Gas Services, LLC 5601 East 1 st Street Fort Worth, Texas 76103 Cell Phone (402) 598-0299 E-Mail kweber@chkenerqV.com Attachments: Application - Right-of-Way Maintenance Use Texas Railroad Commission letter Corporate Statement Contacts - 24/7 & Emergency Certificate of Insurance Corporate Financial Information TH E.CITY.OF corrELL . ;- ~ .t ~ li RIGHT -OF -WAY MAINTENANCE USE FEE Ordinance No. 2001-944, Sec. 6-14-3. Registration Form for Service Provider Registration expires March 1 of every other year after the calendar year in which the first registration occurs. If registration is not renewed by the expiration date, after written notice from the City, the facilities of the service provider will be deemed to have been legally abandoned. Service Provider (include any business name provider operates under or has operated under for past 5 years) 7"YX.J'k5 /ltl /J~~ ~~ )e7U.J/~ ?Lv PUC Certificate Number (for certificated telecommunications providers) City of Coppell License Ordinance No. Contact N ameslNumbers (5ee #/~ fJ fMfll ~ ~ MTJ{ /If?72/fU/ ~d~ - Contractor( s ) Name Contact Information Emergency Contact {51E'6 /f~A~ 1t(~MJ ~UJdJ.lJ.fft'JJ ('5~ A)/A-t'~) Attach proof of coverage Liability Insurance Carrier (Sec. 6-14-3 (h)) Plans of Record provided to Engineering Dept. for existing facilities For proposed facilities y y N N Forward registration form and fee to Engineering Dept., City of Coppel!, 255 Parkway Blvd., Coppell TX 75019 For office use only Registratiort:Pee of$250.00 paid / / Receipt No. 09/06/2007 THU 14:09 F~t 512 475 3180 Gas Services / Audit 141002 '\....- .. ....J STEPHEN L. PITNER DIVISION DIRECl'OR Enw ARD ABAAHAMSON Dm.ECTOR, UTJLIlY AUDlT ELIZABF.'rH A. JONES, CHAIRMAN MICHAaL L. WII..UAMS, COMMISSIONER . VICTOR G. CARRILLO, COTvlMJSSIONER. RAILROAD COMMISSION OF TEXAS GAS SERVICES DIVISION January 12,2007 Ms. Paula J. Lillard OperatioDs Admin. Supervisor Texas Midstream Gas Svcs, LLC P_ O. Box 18162 Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73154~0162 Re: T-4 J?ennitNo. 06515, 06987,07105,07242, 07429,07430 Dear Ms. Lillard: A copy of above referenced T -4 permit has been forwarded to the Gas Services Division. On the basis of this form we recognize that the operations of Texas Midstream Gas Svcs, LLC, constitute those ofa gas utility pursuant to Tex. Uti!. Code, s~101.003(7) and 121.001, and as sllch we are formally adding you as a gas utility. You will receive a letter from the Gas Services Division's Market Oversight Section providing guidance concerning tariffs and other responsibilities. J encoura.ge you to visit the Commission's Web Sight at www.rrc.state.tx.usto find Statutes and Rilles of interest to all gas utilities, as well as contact points for various questions you might have. Please feel free to contact us with-any questions that arise. Be advised that anI operations of Texas Midstream Gas Svcs, LLC, will be considered those of a gas utility, and will be required 'to comply with all reporting requirements of a gas utility- AllY systems being operated under a T~4 Permit which had previously "Certified-Out", pursuant to Tex. UIiL Code, 9]21.005, will no longer possess non-utility status (going forward). Also, any subsequent T-4 Permitted system.s that will be operated by your ~ompany will also be cpnsidered to be a gas utility for reporting and operating purposes. : Edward Abrahamson Director, Utility Audit EAJpr cc: Market Oversight Section 1701 NORTH CONGRF.sS AVENUE * POST OFFIce BOX 12%7 * AUS'l1N. TEXAS 78711-2967 * PHONE!: 512i463-7022 * FAX: 512/475-3180 TOD 8001735.:29119 OR TDY $12/463-7284 AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPI.OYER * HTIP:/IWWW.RRC.STATE.TX.US CHESAPEAKE ENERGY CORPORATION SECRETARY'S CERTIFICATE I, Jennifer M. Grigsby, in my capacity as Secretary of Chesapeake Energy Corporation, an Oklahoma corporation (the "Corporation"), do hereby certify on behalf of the Corporation that: 1. I am the duly elected, qualified and acting Secretary of the Corporation on the date hereof; and 2. Texas Midstream Gas Services, L.L.C.. an Oklahoma limited liability company, is a wholly owned subsidiary of Chesapeake Energy Marketing, Inc., an Oklahoma corporation, which is a wholly owned subsidiary of Chesapeake Energy Corporation. 3. Chesapeake Energy Corporation, as the ultimate parent company, will ensure the performance of its subsidiaries' obligations. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the Seal of the Corporation this 16th day of February 2007. 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CERTIFICATE OF LIABILITY INSURANCE I DATE (MMJDD/YYYY) 10/25/2007 PRODUCER (918)493-1450, Fax(918)493-2395 THIS CERTIFICATE IS ISSUED AS A MATTER OF INFORMATION Meyers-Reynolds & Associates ONLY AND CONFERS NO RIGHTS UPON THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER. THIS CERTIFICATE DOES NOT AMEND, EXTEND OR 1425 E. 71st Street ALTER THE COVERAGE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES BELOW. Tulsa OK 74136 INSURERS AFFORDING COVERAGE NAIC# INSURED INSURER A: Liberty Mutual Texas Midstream Gas Services, L.L.C. INSURERB:AEGIS Limited POBox 18496 INSURER C: INSURER D: Oklahoma City OK 731540496 INSURER E: THE POLICIES OF INSURANCE LISTED BELOW HAVE BEEN ISSUED TO THE INSURED NAMED ABOVE FOR THE POLICY PERIOD INDICATED. NOTWITHSTANDING ANY REQUIREMENT, TERM OR CONDITION OF ANY CONTRACT OR OTHER DOCUMENT WITH RESPECT TO WHICH THIS CERTIFICATE MAY BE ISSUED OR MAY PERTAIN, THE INSURANCE AFFORDED BY THE POLICIES DESCRIBED HEREIN IS SUBJECT TO ALL THE TERMS, EXCLUSIONS AND CONDITIONS OF SUCH POLICIES. : liMIT!:: .<:l-lnWN MAY I-lAVE BEEN REDUCED BY PAID CLAIMS. .I~~: I~?;~ TYPE OF INSURANCE POLICY NUMBER PJlAl,}~~~~~g,wr Pg~!fi!(~~%~~N LIMITS ~NERAL LIABILITY SELF INSURED EACH OCCLJRRENCE $ 1,000,000 ~ 5MMERCIAL GENERAL LIABILITY ~~~~~ TO RENTED cel $ - CLAIMS MADE D OCCUR MED EXP (Anv one oerson) $ PERSONAL & ADV INJURY $ GENERAL AGGREGATE $ ~LAGGREnE ~~~ AFlES PER: pRonl Ir.T.c: _ COMP/OP Ar..r.. $ POLICY JEr.T LOC ~TOMOBILE LIABILITY AS1691522B61037 07/01/2007 07/01/2008 COMBINED SINGLE LIMIT 1,000,000 (Ea accident) $ ~ ANY AUTO A f.- ALL OWNED AUTOS BODILY INJURY (Per person) $ I-- SCHEDULED AUTOS ~ HIRED AUTOS BODILY INJURY $ ~ NON-OWNED AUTOS (Per accident) >-- PROPERTY DAMAGE $ (Per accident) RGE LIABILITY AUTO ONLY - EA ACCIDENT $ ANY AUTO OTHER THAN EA ACr. $ AUTO ONLY: AGG $ EXCESSIUMBRELLA LIABILITY X0630A1A07 07/01/2007 07/01/2008 $ 5,000,000 :::J. OCCUR W CLAIMS MADE AGGREGATE $ 5,000,000 $ B ~ DEDUCTIBLE $ X RETENTION $1,000,000 $ A WORKERS COMPENSATION AND WA169D522B61067 06/30/2007 06/30/2008 x I T~~I~J8s I 10J~- EMPLOYERS' LIABILITY 1,000,000 my PROPRIETOR/PARTNER/EXECUTIVE E.L EACH ACCIDENT $ OFFICERlMEMBER EXCLUDED? ALL STATES EXCEPT E.L DISEASE. EA EMPLOYEE $ 1,000,000 If yes, describe under SELF INSURED IN OK & WV E.L. DISEASE - POLICY LIMIT $ 1,000,000 SPECIAL PROVISIONS below OTHER DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONSILOCATIONSNEHICLESlEXCLUSIONS ADDED BY ENDORSEMENT/SPECIAL PROVISIONS Certificate holder is an additional insured on all polices except Workers' Compensation and granted a waiver of subrogation as required by written contract. CERTIFICATE HOLDER CANCELLATION SHOULD ANY OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED POLICIES BE CANCELLED BEFORE THE To Whom It May Concern EXPIRATION DATE THEREOF, THE ISSUING INSURER WILL ENDEAVOR TO MAIL 30 DAYS WRITTEN NOTICE TO THE CERTIFICATE HOLDER NAMED TO THE LEFT, BUT - FAILURE TO DO SO SHALL IMPOSE NO OBLIGATION OR LIABILITY OF ANY KIND UPON THE INSURER,ITS AGENTS OR REPRESENTATIVES. AUTHORIZED REPRESENTATIVE 7r/Ad...aJ,.~ Mark Bush/LANE ACORD 25 (2001/08) INS025 (0108).08a @ACORD CORPORATION 1988 Page 1 of2 IMPORTANT If the certificate holder is an ADDITIONAL INSURED, the policy(ies) must be endorsed. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder in lieu of such endorsement(s). If SUBROGATION IS WAIVED, subject to the terms and conditions of the policy, certain policies may require an endorsement. A statement on this certificate does not confer rights to the certificate holder in lieu of such endorsement( s). DISCLAIMER The Certificate of Insurance on the reverse side of this form does not constitute a contract between the issuing insurer(s), authorized representative or producer, and the certificate holder, nor does it affirmatively or negatively amend, extend or alter the coverage afforded by the policies listed thereon. ACORD 25 (2001/08) INS025 (0108).08a Page 2 of 2 c Without a doubt, the second quarter of 2007 will go down in Chesapeake's history as our best operational quarter yet. We overtook two large independents and one major to become the largest independent and third-largest overall producer of natural gas in the U.S. Today, only two companies produce more domestic natural gas than Chesapeake. Given our production growth rate, it seems inevitable that Chesapeake will become the largest producer of U.S. nahlral gas sometime during 2008. Strong Financial Performance For the 2007 second quarter, Chesapeake generated net income available to common shareholders of $492 million ($1.01 per fully diluted common share), operating cash flown of $1.076 billion and ebitda(2l of $1.401 billion on revenue of $2.105 billion and production of 170 billion cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (bcfe). The company's net income available to common shareholders and ebitda for the quarter include an unrealized after-tax mark-to-market gain of $99 million resulting from the company's oil and natural gas and interest rate hedging programs and an after- tax gain of $51 million from the sale of an investment. These types of items are typically not included in published estimates of the company's financial results by certain securities analysts. Excluding these items, Chesapeake generated adjusted net income to common shareholders<3l in the 2007 second quarter of $342 million ($0.71 per fully diluted common share) and adjusted ebitda<4J of $1.167 billion. Production Sets New Quarterly Record The 2007 second quarter marked Chesapeake's 24th consecutive quarter of sequential production growth. Over these 24 quarters, Chesapeake's production has increased 372%, for an average compound quarterly growth rate of 7% and an average compound annual growth rate of 30%. Chesapeake's daily production during the 2007 second quarter averaged 1.868 befe, an increase of 300 million cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (mmefe), or 19%, over the 1.568 hefe of daily production in the 2006 second quarter and an increase of 161 mmefe, or 9%, over the 1.707 befe produced per day in the 2007 first quarter. Chesapeake's rate of production recently exceeded 1.975 bcfe per day and, based on projected drilling levels and anticipated results, we are now forecasting total production growth of 18-22% for 2007 and 14-18% for 2008, both of which are increases of 400 basis points from our projections of just three months ago. Proved Reserves Also Set New Record In addition to generating strong production growth, the company increased its proved reserves to a record level. Chesapeake began 2007 with estimated proved reserves of 8.956 trillion cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (tcfe) and ended the second quarter with 9.979 tefe, an increase of 1.023 tefe, or 11%. During the 2007 first half, Chesapeake replaced its 324 bcfe of production with an estimated 1.347 tcfe of new proved reserves for a reserve replacement rate of 416%. Reserve replacement through the drillbit was 1.145 tcfe, or 354% of production (including 510 befe of positive performance revisions and 95 bcfe of positive revisions resulting from oil and natural gas price increases between December 31, 2006, and June 30, 2007) and 85% of the total increase. Reserve replacement through the acquisition of proved reserves completed during the 2007 first half was 202 befe, or 62% of production and 15% of the total increase. Drilling Program Continues at Industry-Leading Pace Chesapeake continued the industry's most active drilling program during the 2007 first half, drilling 977 gross (835 net) operated wells and participating in another 826 gross (115 net) wells operated by other companies. The company's drilling success rate was 99% for company-operated wells and 97% for non-operated wells. Also during the 2007 first half, Chesapeake invested $1.932 billion in operated wells (using an average of 131 operated rig>), $314 million in non-operated wells (using an average of 102 non-operated rig>), $410 million to acquire new leasehold (exclusive of $665 million in unproved leasehold obtained through corporate and asset acquisitions, as well as other leasehold fees and related capitalized interest) and $134 million to acquire seismic data. Hedging Activities Continue to Create Value and Mitigate Risk During the 2007 second quarter, Chesapeake generated a realized hedging gain of $198 million, or $1.16 per thousand cubic feet of natural gas equivalent (mde). Realized gains from oil and natural gas hedging activities during the quarter generated a $5.27 gain per barrel (bbl) and a $1.19 gain per thousand cubic feet (mcO. For the 2007 first half, our realized .,gains from oil and natural gas hedging activities generated a $6.74 gain per bbl and a $2.02 gain per mef for a total realized hedging gain of $631 million, or $1.95 per mcfe. We believe that oil and natural gas prices will remain volatile as increasing worldwide demand for energy, changing weather patterns and challenging geopolitical issues continue to heavily influence energy markets. In the years ahead, we will continue our efforts to realize value for Chesapeake's investors by taking advantage of this volatility. Drilling Inventory Further Expands Since 2000, Chesapeake has invested $7.8 billion in new leasehold and 3-D seismic acquisitions and now owns the largest combined inventories of onshore leasehold (12.2 million net acres) and 3-D seismic (17.7 million acres) in the U.S. On tills leasehold, the company has approximately 28,500 net drilling locations, representing an approximate 10-year inventory of drilling projects, on which it believes it can develop an estimated 3.8 tcfe of proved undeveloped reserves and approximately 20.8 tcfe of risked unproved reserves (82 tcfe of unrisked unproved reserves). To aggressively develop tllese assets, Chesapeake has continued to significantly strengthen its technical capabilities by increasing its land, geoscience and engineering staff to over 1,200 employees. Today, the company has approximately 5,800 employees, of whom approximately 60% work in the company's E&P operations and approximately 40% work in the company's oilfield service operations. Barnett Shale Remains Biggest Driver of Production Growth The Fort Worth Barnett Shale is the largest and most prolific unconventional gas resource play in the U.S. In this play, Chesapeake is the third- largest producer of natural gas, the most active driller and the largest leasehold owner in the Core and Tier 1 sweet spot of Tarrant, Johnson and western Dallas counties. Chesapeake's current production of approximately 230 mmcfe net per day from the Fort Worth Barnett Shale is double the level of a year ago and is expected to exceed 300 mmcfe net per day by year-end 2007. The company is currently using 35 operated rigs to further develop its 230,000 net acres of leasehold, of which 180,000 net acres are located in the Core and Tier 1 area. In the 2007 second half, Chesapeake expects to use 35-38 operated rigs in the play and to be completing, on average, one new Barnett Shale well every 16 hours. The purpose of our large-scale Barnett drilling ramp-up is to make tlle enormous upside embedded in our acreage position more visible and tangible by turning our non-producing leases into producing assets. We expect to see further impressive increases in Chesapeake's Barnett production throughout 2008. In fact, we can see Chesapeake's Barnett production increasing through at least 2010 as we remain on track to complete approximately 2,200 new wells in that timeframe. The future impact of those wells should be substantial, especially considering that we have drilled fewer than 500 wells in the play to date. I would also like to highlight our Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport drilling activity. We are currently utilizing five rigs to drill on this 18,000- acre lease, the largest contiguous lease in the play. We have reached total depth on 12 wells to date, and are reaching total depth on a new well approximately every four to five days. The Barnett Shale underneath the airport looks excellent and is the thickest we have seen in the entire play. We will begin completing our first wells at the end of August and we are hopeful that these wells will be among the best drilled to date in the entire play. Management Outlook Our operational and financial results for the 2007 second quarter clearly demonstrate the benefits of Chesapeake's strategic shift from resource capture to resource conversion. During the quarter, we exceeded our midyear production and reserve growth expectations and became the nation's largest independent and third-largest overall producer of U.S. natural gas. Our sequential quarter and year-over-year production growth levels of 161 mmcfe and 300 mmcfe per day are at the top of the U.S. exploration and production industry. Through the industry's most active drilling program, we plan to increase our average daily production rate by 18-22% in 2007 and 14-18% in 2008. We also expect to exceed 10.5 tcfe of proved reserves by year-end 2007 and approach 12 tcfe by year-end 2008. Further, the company continues to deliver attractive profit margins that are enhanced by our well-executed hedging strategy. Our focused business strategy, value-added growth platform, tremendous inventory of undrilled locations and valuable hedge positions continue to clearly differentiate Chesapeake as one of the very best value creators in the industry. Finally, natural gas is emerging as the most practical solution to the challenge of how to become more energy independent in America in an increasingly dangerous world while reducing greenhouse gas emissions in a growing economy. The vast majority of greenhouse gas emissions are caused by transportation vehicles burning gasoline or diesel and by power plants burning coal. However, burning natural gas instead of gasoline, diesel or coal reduces greenhouse gas emissions by more than 50%. We believe the evidence clearly demonstrates that natural gas is by far the most practical solution to the challenge - it is abundant, affordable, reliable, clean burning and domestically produced. For many years, natural gas has been valued at a 8TU discount to oil. We believe the intensifying clean air and climate change debates present an opportunity for increased appreciation of natural gas and a higher valuation for the superior fuel we produce. We intend to do well for our shareholders by doing good for our country and our world by producing greater amounts of natural gas. I look forward to reporting continued success to you as the year progresses. Best regards, AMo-I: )hc{a~...l, Aubrey K. McClendon Chairman and Chief Executive Officer August 3, 2007 (l) operating cash flaw is net cash provided by operating activities before changes in assels and lit/hililies. (2) Ebitda is net income before income tax expense, interest expense, and depreciation, depletion and amortization expense. (3) Adjusted earnings is net income available to common shareholders ett:luding, on an after-tax basis, unrealized (gains) losses on derivatives and gain on sale Q[ investments. (4) Adjusted ebitcla ,~ net income before income tax expense, interest expense, and depredation, depletion and amortization expense, adjusted to ett:ll/de unrealized (gains) losses on oil and natural gas derivatives and gain on sale of irlvestments. Chesapeake Energy Corporation and Subsidiaries Financial Overview (unaudited) Condensed Statements of Operations p"-. ,,-,q';..-,.-...,, 0 '<'r""'rt p""'" "lh"11"'" fln1:n~ 2007 Six Month~ End~d Jun~ JO.~ 2006 I~---- Thn~#> MonTh'_ rl'lrl~.(l June 30, 2007 2006 Revenues: Oil and natural gas sales Oil and natural gas marketing s31es Service operations revenue Total Revenu~~____ _ ________. Operating Cost~: Production expenses Production taxes General and administrative expenses Oil and natural gas marketing expenses Selvice operations expense Oil and natural gas depreciation, depletion and amortization Depreciation and an1ortization of other asset<; EmplQy~ reti rement e:\QCnse _Total O~1!Lng Costs __.. ___ _Jllcome f['(~_Operati()r1s_. Other Income (Expense): Interest and other income I nterest expense Gain on sale of investments ~=_Jot;JOthe~I~lcome (~~nse) Income Before Income Taxes Income Tax Expense: Current Deferred -- -_.__.~.__._._-_.__.- Total Income Ta.x Expense Net Income Prefen-ed stock dividends Loss on conversion/exchange of preferred stock Net Income Available to Common Shareholders Eamings per Common Share: Basic Assuming dilution 153 120 295 53 34 95 54 34 107 504 356 911 23 16 44 442 328 835 40 23 76 - - ------------ 1 (84) 83 83 5 (73) 10 (162) 83 (69) 1,252 $ 492 $ 724 $ 1.09 $ 0.87 $ 1.60 $ 1.01 $ 0.82 $ 1.51 $ 0.0675 $ 0.06 $ 0.1275 452 381 452 515 428 515 Cash dividends declared per common share Weighted Average Common and Common Equivalent Shares Out<;tanding BaslC Assuming dilution Production "lnd P~'icc D?t- Net Production Oil (mbbls) Natural gas (rnmcO Natural gas equivalent (mmcfe) Average Sales P1iees Oil ($ per bbl) I Natural ga<; ($ per mcO I Natural gas equivalent ($ per mde) I 15 (146) 117 (14) 1, 11 627 627 984 (37) (11 $936 $2.50 $ 2.27 $ 0.11 375 433 2,324 2,143 4,467 4,259 156,080 129,818 296,872 253,874 170,024 142,676 323,674 279,428 $ 65.37 $ 58.80 $ 63.34 $ 57.97 $ 7.97 $8.04 $ 8.58 $ 8.81 $ 8.21 $8.20 $8.74 $8.89 June 30, Dec. 31, June 30, 2007 2006 2006 Condensed Balance Sheet (" ....'.nw Assets Current ,l'iSets Property and equipment, net Otl1er asset'i Total Assets Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity Current liabilities Long-tem1 debt, net Deferred income tax liability Other liabilities Stockholders' equity Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity I F..rcludes tmr(lt/h"?fdgail1s (losse.O on oil and Natural ga.\' bedffing Common Stock Chesapeake Energy Corporation's common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the symbol CHK. As of June 30, 2007, there were approximately 275,000 beneficial owners of our common stock. Investor Relations Jeffrey 1. Mobley, CFA Senior Vice President - Investor Relations and Research Chesapeake Energy Corporation 6100 North Western Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118 (405) 767-4763 (405) 767-4764 Fax jmobley@chkenergy.com CH K's Oi rectors Aubrey K. McClendon Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer Oklahoma City, OK Richard K. Davidson Former Chairman of the Board Union Pacific Corporation Omaha, NE Frank Keating Former Governor, Oklahoma President and CEO American Council of life Insurers Washington, DC Breene M. Kerr Private Investor Easton, MD Charles T. Maxwell Senior Energy Analyst Weeden & Co. Greenwich, CT Merrill A"Pete" Miller,Jr. Chairman, President and CEO National Oilwell Varco, Inc. Houston, TX Don Nickles Former U.S. Senator, Oklahoma Founder and Principal The Nickles Group Washington, DC Frederick B. Whittemore Advisory Director Morgan Stanley New York, NY Independent Public Accountants PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 6120 South Yale, Suite 1850 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136 (918) 524-1200 Stock Transfer Agent and Registrar Communication concerning the transfer of shares, lost certificates, duplicate mailings or change of address notifications should be directed to our transfer agent: UMB Bank, NA P. O. Box 419064 Kansas City, Missouri 64141-6064 (816) 860-7786 or (800) 884-4225 CH K's Officers Aubrey K. McClendon Chief Executive Officer and Chairman Marcus C. Rowland Executive Vice President and Chief Anancial Officer Steven C. Dixon Executive Vice President Operations and Chief Operating Officer Douglas J. Jacobson Executive Vice President Acquisitions and Divestitures J. Mark Lester Executive Vice President Exploration Martha A Burger Senior Vice President Human and Corporate Resources Jeffrey A Fisher Senior Vice President Production Jennifer M. Grigsby Senior Vice President Treasurer and Corporate Secretary Henry J. Hood Senior Vice President Land and Legal, and General Counsel James C. Johnson Senior Vice President Energy Marketing Michael A Johnson Senior Vice President Accounting, Controller and Chief Accounting Officer Stephen w. Miller Senior Vice President Drilling Jeffrey L. Mobley Senior Vice President Investor Relations and Research Thomas S. Price, Jr. Senior Vice President Corporate Development Cathy L. Tompkins Senior Vice President Information Technology Forward-looking Statements This report includes "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act oj 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. Forward-looking statements give our current expectations or forecasts of future events. They include estimates of oil and natural gas reserves, expected oil and natural gas production and future expenses, projections of future oil and natural gas prices, planned capital expenditures for drilling, leasehold acquisilions and seismic data, and statements concerning anlicipated cash flow and liquidity, business strategy and other plans and objectives for future operations. Disclosures concerning the fair values of derivative contracts and their estimated contribution to our future results of operations are based upon market information as of a speciiic date. These market prices are subject to signiticant volatility. Although we believe the expectations and forecasts reflected in these and other forward-looking statements are reasonable, we can give no assurance they will prove to have been correct. They can be affected by inaccurate assumptions or by known or unknown risks and uncertainties. Factors that could cause actuat results to differ materially from expected resutts are described in "Risks Related to Our Business" under "Risk Factors" in the prospectus supplement we filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on August 9, 2007. They include the volatility of oil and natural gas prices; the limitations our level 01 indebtedness may have on our financial flexibility; our ability to compete effectively against strong independent oil and natural gas companies and majors; the availability of capital on an economic basis to fund reserve replacement costs; our ability to replace reserves and sustain production; uncertainties inherent in estimating quantities of oit and natural gas reserves and projecting future rales oj production and Ihe timing of development expenditures; uncertainties in evaluating oil and natural gas reserves of acquired properties and associated potential liabilities; our ability to effectively consolidate and integrate acquired properties and operations; unsuccessful exploration and development drilling; declines in the values of our oil and natural gas properties resulting in ceiling test write-downs; lower prices realized on oil and natural gas sales and collateral required to secure hedging liabilities resulting from our commodity price risk management activities; the negative impact lower oil and natural gas prices could have on our ability to borrow; dritling and operating risks, including potential environmental liabilities; production interruptions that could adversely affect our cash flow; and pending or future litigation. We caution you nollo ptace undue reliance on these forward-looking stalements, and we undertake no obligation to update this information. We urge you to carefully review and consider the disclosures made in this report and our filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission that attempt to advise interested parties of the risks and factors that may affect our business. The SEC has generally permitted oil and natural gas companies, in Jilings made with the SEC, to disclose only proved reserves that a company has demonstrated by actual production or conclusive formation tests to be economically and legally producible under existing economic and operating conditions. We use the term "unproved" to describe volumes of reserves potentially recoverable through additional drilling or recovery techniques thai the SEC's guidelines may prohibit us trom including in filings with the SEC. These estimales are by their nature more speculalive than estimates of proved reserves and accordingly are subject 10 substantially greater risk of being actually realized by the company. While we believe our calculations of unproved drillsites and estimation of unproved reserves have been appropriately risked and are reasonable, such calculations and estimates have not been reviewed by third-party engineers or appraisers. 16 Chesapeake Energy Corporation ?J:f.X5 Annual Report CHK's Operating Area Map ~ I) . . I; .11 ;' :: I, I' Chesapeake embarked on an aggressive "land grab" in 2000 as we recognized earlier than most of our competitors that vast new areas of the U.S. would open up for natural gas exploration and development when new horizontal drilling and completion technologies were applied to different t\'1)es of rocks (now commonly referred to as "unconventional reservoirs") in a time of structurallv higher natural gas prices. We believed this decade would go down in oil and natural gas history as aonce-in-a-generation opportunity to acquire leases in the modern dav equivalent of the great Oklahoma land rushes of the late 19th century. Today that land grab is largely over and we believe Chesapeake won by acquiring a leasehold inventory of 11 million net acres, on which we expect to drill 26,000 net wells in the years to come. . Counties with CHK Leasehold . ;.tif)perating o Fort Worth Barnett Shale The Fort Worth Barnett Shale was Chesapeake's greatest area of investment during zOO6 and will be the most important contributor to our growth in Z007. In addition to multiple acquisitions of high-quality assets during zoo6, Chesapeake also notably leased the right to drill the 18,000 net acres underlying the DallasIFort Worth International Airport. In the Barnett, Chesapeake is the fourth-largest producer of natural gas, the most active driller and the largest leasehold owner in the Tier 1 sweet spot of Tarran~Johnson and \reltern Dallas cOlmties. We are rapidly increasing our drilling activity in the play and expect to be completing, on average, one new Barnett Shale well every day by midyear Z007. 2006 Total ProdJctlon: 44 bele. + 152%",8%- 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 1,141 bcfe. +258%", 13%"" 1 ~!cl1/06 Not LcasellOld Acres 18?,000. +?31~'o' ?~,;\. G Southern Oklahoma Chesapeake'sSouthernOklallOmaarea encompasses some of Oklahoma's ok~ and largest fields, several of which date back to discoveries in the early 1900s. This area is also home to Chesapeake's earliest drilling successes in tile Golden Trend and Sholem Alechem fields. Today our activities focus on tile Bray, Southwest Duncan, Colt and Cen1ent areas where we are developing both conventional and unconventional objectives. 2006 Total Production: 55 bete, 0%. 10% 12/31 AJ6 Proved ReseIves: 775 bete. +3%, 9% 12/31 lOG ~Jet Leasehold iV,res 388,000 <{%.4'Y e Anadarko Basin TheAnadarkoBasin,whichremainsChesapeake's largest area of natural gas production, is characterized by a wide variety of play types and depth ranges, including some of the most complex and prolific natural gas reservoirs in the U.S. In this area, Chesapeake remains the most active driller and largest producer and focuses on three major play types found between 12,000 and 20,000 feet: deep Morrow-Springer; medium-depth Red Fork-Morrow-Springer; and vertically and horizontally drilled medium-depth Granite, Atoka and Colony Washes. . "f1 2006 Total Production: 102 bete. -4%,18% 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 1,043 bete, +2%, 12% 12i~q lOG Nell easdlold Iv::rQS. 607,000. O~" G~'( o Northern Mid-Continent TheNorthernMid-Continentarea was a key contributor to our growtll in zOO6 and includes north\relt Oklal1oma, the Texas and Oklal1oma panhandles and southwest K.'UlSas. In addition to various conventional plays in this area, we focus on the massive Sal1ara unconventional natural gas resource project In Sal1ara, Chesapeake is by far the dominant operator with more than 600,000 net acres under lease in this multi-county area of excellent low-risk, shallow natural gas production. Since 1998, we have drilled over 1,000 wells in Sal1ara and have plans to drill an additional 6,000 net wells in tile next 10 years. 2006 Total Production: 117 befe, +15%, 20% 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 1,922 bete. +17%.21% 1 ?/J1/0G Net Le<J')o~IOlcj l\(Tf~<::: 1.f"-{J7,("{Y.} +1S0/;' 111'" CD Oklahoma Arkoma The Oklahoma portion of the Arkoma&1Sin has long been an extremely prolific natural gas region. In this area, Chesapeake is targeting a variety of plays ranging from complex overthrust geological targets in the southern portion of the basin, to shallow horizontally drilled coalbed methane (CBM) wells in the northern portion of the basin, to the emerging lIDconventional Woodford Shale play in the western portion of the basin. In the CBM and Woodford plays, we have now established the second-largest leasehold positions. ,..,....:,.., ...w:: 2006 Total Production: 37 Bete, +19%,6% 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 394 Bete. +10%, 4% !2/31/06 Noi LeClsc,ho'Cl \Crl"; ~5e.OO(J (J".,,10. CD F ayettevi II e S h al e Chesapeake owns the industry's largest acreage position in the high-potential Arkansas Fayetteville Shale play, including the second-largest acreage position in the play's core area. During Zoo6, we focused on testing tile boundaries of our acreage position, obtaining 3-D seismic surveys and optimizing drilling and completion techniques. We are now in the process of increasing our drilling activity from tilree to 12 rigs to accelerate reserve and production growtl1 from this promising play. 2006 Total Production: 4 bete, +33%, 1% 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 92 bcfe, + 142%. 1 % 121?1/0G Net Lea~,ehCJIcl ^c'ps: 1 101 .000. '9Uj,..,1 ry.., G East Texas In East Texas, Chesapeake is focused on &!veloping various tight natural gas sand formations in medium to deep horizons, including the Pette~ Travis Peak, and Cotton Valley formations. In addition, we are one of the top tlrree leasehold owners in tl1e emerging Deep Bossier play that has recently yielded impressive exploration results. We are currently drilling our first operated Deep Bossierwell, a 22,000-foot well in Madison County. 2006 Total Procluclion: 16bcfe, +78%, 3% 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 386 bele, +9%, 4% o 1 ::1/31/06 Net Leas(.{rotd Ar:re<:-:. 19-1.nOO .,-5770f~, UX. Texas Gulf Coast Chesapeake has established a significant presence in a number of counties along the prolific Texas Gulf Coast. Throughout this area we utilize 3-D seismic data to delineate structural and stratigraphic traps, primarily in the Frio, Yegua and Wilcox formations. During the past few years, Chesapeake has obtained 2,000 square miles of 3-D seismic data and has drilled a number of significant wells as a result. 2006 Total Production: 27 bele, +13%, 5% 12/31/06 Proved Rese!VeS: 107 bele, -17%,1% CD i 2/:31/0(; Ne L_C'J:~tJlinl(i /\crr-:,s J::.tc;.onn, 1 :-~r){., ?L: So ut h Texas The South Texas area remained one of the largest areas of natural gas production for Chesapeake in 2006. In South Texas, our operations are primarily focused in Zapata County, which is Texas' number one natural gas producing county and where Chesapeake is the third-largest natural gas producer. During 2oo?, we will focus on developing deeper structural opportunities under the traditional Lobo and Perdido objectives. 2006 Total Production: 52 bete, +30%, 9% 12/31106 Proved Reserves: 554 bete, +12%, 6% ~ N('-i;' ,_.ea~lHI-101(j '~\r:r()!.:' 1 ::-;;!.nnn, ~ r,' 1 rt Pe rm i an Bas i n In the northern portion of the Permian Basin, Chesapeake has focused on discovering and developing various shallow- to medium-depth oil and natural gas plays and also operates a number of secondary recovery oil projects. In the southern portion of the Permian, we have focused on developing new shallow- to medium-depth natural gas plays in the Val Verde Basin where we have recently made a potentially significant new discovery. 2006 Total Production: 33 bcle, +6%, 6% 12/31/06 Proved Reserves: 482 bcle, -10%, 5% G) I '!/J 1 /06 ~,Jot LC8t?JnO!(1 r...r:n-:'.:: qr::(" (I(V:, +G 1 (],(') ~'<~(" Delaware Basi n Chesapeake's most significant land acquisition activities during 2006 took place in the Delaware Basin in far West Texas where we have built tlle largest leasehold position in the emerging Barnett and Woodford Shale plays. We believe that substantial natural gas reserves exist in this stacked shale play and are working to determine its commerciality. The Delaware Basin also includes the Deep Haley play, which is centered in Loving County, Texas. In Haley, Chesapeake owns the industry's second-largest leasehold where we are targeting the prolific and over-pressured Strawn, Atoka and Morrow formations that are located at depths of 15,000-18,000 feet. Our production from Haley has recently doubled as a result of several prolific new wells. , 2006 Total Production: 16 bcle, +23%, 3% 12/31106 Proved Rese!VeS: 243 bete, +22%, 3% I L/31 ,06 NOI Lensd10lcl Acm~:',: ()67,(1(VJ. ,rA()D(>'n, C"~ ~ La u is i an a In Louisiana, Chesapeake is primarily focused on the northern portion of the state where we are actively developing SUcll prolific formations as the Hosston, Cotton Valley and Deep Bossier, all of which are tight sand plays and offer significant upside potentiaL We also have several new 3-D seismic surveys planned for Louisiana and are pursuing unconventional objectives there as well. 2006 Total Production: 30 bele, -5%, 5% 12/31106 Proved Rese!VeS: 326bcfe, -18%. 4% ~ 1 ?/3 'I luG N(;l Ln,;.s,::l'lOlcl Ar'r0':" j~),h,oor1. .1 ')f Ap P al a ch i a During 2006, Chesapeake successfully integrated the November 2005 $3 billion acquisition of Columbia Natural Resources and began laying the groundwork for future growth and value creation from the area. Our 2006 reserve and production growth from Appalachia benefited from an accelerated drilling program and exceeded our expectations. Often referred to as America's most drilled, but least explored area, Appalachia presents abundant growth qJpOrtUnities through the application of leading-edge exploration, driIIing and production ttx:lmologies in which Ches.1peake is a recognized industry leader. We are currently assessing the potential of deeper drilling opportunities and will be aided by a substantial amount of new prq>rietary 3-D seismic data. In addition, we are pursuing a variety of new initiatives to develop unconventional shales in Alabama, southern Illinois and western Kentuc1.-y and will drill our first operated horiwntal shale well in Appalachia in mid-2oo? 2006 Total Production: 45 bele, NM"', 8% 12/31106 Proved Rese!VeS: 1,491 bete. +15%. 17% 1 /:<~ 1 /OC f\Jet II;n<~',)110ICl ;\r:r(:~': ~',B3l ncx), !- ~)1 r\l, 36' Corporate and Securities I nforrnation COrpuri'ltc' 1-iE'),X!cjllcJrtPI-,' 6100 North Western Avenue Oklahoma City, Oklahoma 73118 (405) 848-8000 I'itcrrlel ^<kIIE:SS Company financial information, public disclosures and other information are available through Chesapeake's web site at www.chkenergy.com. Cur' !I 'lUI ',;!( leI-< Chesapeake Energy Corporation's common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the symbol CHI<. As of March 31, 2007, there were approximately 300,000 beneficial owners of our common stock. . ,)1 T, " H Ir '~1 )IJIC)i,,'013 During 2006, the company declared a cash dividend of $0.05 per share on March 6 and $0.06 per share on June 14, September 25 and December 19 for a total dividend declared of $0.23 per share. 1;, Ii "ul' PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP 6120 South Yale, Suite 1850 Tulsa, Oklahoma 74136 (918) 524-1200 p~-1t ;" '~;t()r>, Tril'1sf(::" i\qent ':11)(1 r?ccF~lr;x Communication concerning the transfer of shares, lost certificates, duplicate mailings or change of address notifications should be directed to our transfer agent: UMB Bank, NA P. O. Box 419064 Kansas City, Missouri 64141-6064 (816) 860-7786 or (800) 884-4225 r t i 1,'.;1 ''cr, I! )r. . ~;r~ni(".r [...J():(~{ The Bank of New York Trust Company, N.A. 101 Barclay Street, 8th Floor New York, New York 10286 ~r~C Ii ",'(;-,[: Ccrllflcatiur1s The Fonn 10-K, included herein, which was filed by the company with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2006, includes, as exhibits, the certifications of our chief executive officer and chief financial officer required to be filed with the SEC pursuant to Section 302 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act. The company has also filed with the NYSE tlle 2006 annual certification of its chief executive officer confinning that the company has complied with the NYSE corporate governance listing standards, Chesapeake Energy Corpora tion 20CX1 Annual Report Stock Price. Data 2007 High Low La*" First Quarter $31.83 $27.27$30.88 2006 Fourth Quarter Third Quarter Second Quarter First Quarter High Low La*" $34.27 $27.90 .$29.05 33.76 28.06 28.98 33,79 26.81 30.25 35.57 27.75 31.41 2005 Fourth Quarter Third Quarter Second Quarter First Quarter High Low L.et $40.20$26.59 $31.73 38.98 22.90 38.25 24.00 17.74 22.80 23.65 15.06 21.94 Stock Split History December 1996: two-for-one June 1996: three-for-two December 1995: three-for-two December 1994: two-for-one r" i.~ i rl ~=...; :~3 t cJ t ~ ~--r.l (-..:f -1-1 This report includes "forward-looking slatemenl? within lhe meaning of Section 27A of the Securifies Act of 1933 and Section 21E ollhe Securllies Exch<lnge N:.t of 1934. Forward-looking statements give our current expectations or forecasts of future events. They fnclude estimates 01 011 and natuml gas reserves. expected oil and nalural gas production and Mure expenses, projections of fulure oil and nalural gas prices. planned capital expenditures for drilling, leasehold acquisitions and seismic data, and statements conceming anticipaled cash lIow and Iiquicfrty, business Slralegy and olher pl~ and objectives for future operatioos. Discfosures concerning the fair vafues of derivative contracts and their estimated cootribution 10 our future IlIsullii of operations are based upon markel information as of a specific date. These market prices are subject to slgnificanl volatility. Although we believe Ihe expectations and forecasts reflected in these and other forward-looking statements are IlIasonable. we canlli~tl lhey will prove 10 have been correc!. They can be affected by inaccurate assumptions or by known or unknown risks and un~lritli!S. could cause actual resulls to differ materially from expected results are described under "Risk Factors" In Item lA Of our 2006 1o-K filed with lhe Securilies and Exchange Commission on March 1, 2007. They include the volalilily of 011 and nahJral gas prlces~1he lXlr level of indebledness may have on our financlalllexlbillly; our ability to compete effectively against strong Independenl 011 and' n31uralJlas and majors; the availabillly of ~i1al on an economic basis to fund reserve replacement costs; our ability 10 replace reserves and sust3ln uncertainties inherent in estimating quanlilles of oil and natural gas reserves and proiecting lulure rates of produclion and 1hB liming 01 ctev8ld expendifures; uncertainties in evaluating oil and nalural gas reserves of acquired properties and associated potentialllabllilles; our abllltyfD eIIedIveft consolidate and integrate acquired properties and o~rations; unsuccessful exploraUon and development drilling; declines In lhevalues of Duroll.and nalural gas pr~rties resulling In ceiling test wrile-llowns; lower prices realized on 011 and nalural gas sales and collaleral required to seculll ~ng liabilities resulling from our commodity price risk management activities; the negative impact lower oil and nalural gas prices could have on our ability to borrow; and drilling and operaling risks. We caution you not to place undue reliance on lhese forward-looking statements. and we undertake no obligation to updale this information, We urge you to carefully review and consider lhe disclosures made in this report and our other filings withlhe Securilles and Exchange Commission that attempt to advi~ interested parties of the risks and factors that may affect our business. The SEC has generally permitted oil and nalUral gas companies, in filings made with the SEC. to disctose only proVlld reserves that a company has demonstrated by aclual production or concluslVlllormation tests 10 be economically and legally producible under existing economic and operating conditions, We use the term .unproved" to describe volurres of reserves potentially recoverable through additional drilling or recovery techniques that lhe SECs guldetines may prohibit us from including in filings with the SEC. These estimates are by their nafure more speculalive than estimates 01 proved reserves and accordingly are subject to subslantially glllater risk of being aclually IlIalized by the company. While we believe our calctJla1lons of unproved drlllsites and eslimation ot unproved reserves have been appropriately risked and are reasonable, such calculations and estimates have nol been reviewed by third-party engineers or appraisers. 1;)0 Mixed Sources ^ ?fOt 'I~ro r ,om" lI'fTllnl~.n L \, t (II.. 011.11 J.""",,onJ ..,I .</Jenw~'dn,th, F SC ....^~~:~'f~;."~ ~!O:~r<!J~ I' (: ,:,.1 .~,.. """':"i;~'>' .', .v .'~,.: (.....-.:..:,."......... .. ....:-...:..'. ... ...- .-It'::.: ~~! . .". -\~ Texas Midstream Gas Services. LLC No. 0000016372 CITY OF COPPELL ACCT VOUCHER INVOICE INVOICE DESCRIPTION OR DATE NUMBER DATE NUMBER GROSS AMOUNT DISCOUNT NET AMOUNT 12/2007 730074 12/07/07 120707 ROW FEE 250.00 ""TOTAL FOR CHECK 250.00 ..'..::0'111...,.1:1......,.,... 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GIBSON SURVEY, ABSTRACT 17160, TRACT 2, BEING 15 FEET ON EACH SIDE OF THE FOLLOWING CENTERLINE; COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE PARCEL DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 94091 AT PAGE 1680; THENCE S 73'50'28" W, ALONG THE SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL, A DISTANCE OF 36.49 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE S 01'54'17" E, A DISTANCE OF 253.95 FEET; THENCE S 0011'09" E, A DISTANCE OF 569.11 FEET; THENCE S 09'00'24" W, A DISTANCE OF 134.64 FEET; THENCE S 00'38'59" E, A DISTANCE OF 757.11 FEET; THENCE S 11'27'13" W, A DISTANCE OF 36.18 FEET; THENCE S 00'22'10" E, A DISTANCE OF 961.30 FEET TO A POINT OF TERMINUS ON THE SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL FROM WHICH A SOUTHEASTERLY CORNER OF SAID PARCEL BEARS N 89'48'52" E, A DISTANCE OF 69.67 FEET; THE SIDELINES OF SAID EASEMENT SHALL BE PROLONGED OR SHORTENED TO COMMENCE AT SAID NORTHEASTERLY BOUNDARY AND TERMINATE AT THE SAID SOUTHWESTERLY BOUNDARY TO EUMINA TE ANY GAP OR OVERLAP. CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 81,370 SQUARE FEET OR 1.868 ACRES. V: \52671 \ACTlVE\ 1671 07355\DRAWING\EXHIBITS\07355_251_DFW_AP\ WORKING\07355_251 -EXHIBIT _OOO.01.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES SEE SHEET 2 FOR EASEMENT INFORMATION PROPOSED PIPELINE CROSSING DFAP-OOO.01 FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS TRACT COUNTY OF DAlLAS, STATE OF TEXAS 30' PERMANENT EASEMENT DFW AP PAD ROUTE POJ 09/17/r17 SCAlE: l' - JOO' CCfj DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC. ~ ~~ SIInIIIC Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S ~ Blvd st. 2-300 1lIrMr. co !lO222 rei. JOJ. 7~4O!l8 Fax. J03.7~4828 """............... 2 10/19 PDJ SA 10/11 SJ1M SA REV. DAlE BY APP. CHANGED ROUlE DRAIItl BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ENGINEER SECl10N H APPROVED SHEET 3 OF 6 SA 09/17/r17 o 150 300 ~ REVISED ADDl110NAL DESCRIPl10N . LINE L6 L7 L8 L9 Ll0 Lll L12 L13 L14 L15 L16 lEMP TABLE BEARING S73'50'28 W SOl'5417 E SOO'l'09 E SOO'l'09"E S09'OO'24.W 511 '27'13.W 589'48 52 W Nll'2713 E N09'OO'24.E NOO'l'09"W N89'28'36.E DISTANCE 51.98'- 250.00 145.51' 422.09' 134.70' 36.14' 50.00 36.02' 134.91' 417.78' 50.00' ~ ~~~o9f.~ ~o;"~G\STE:-9~~:f~~ . . ~ ~j I\~ .:.. .. .. ...1. :1:"11 .tf~(:...I~ . 4. 5896 N'- .. 1'0 ....,).~ . <. 00. ~SS\U'-.~ ~~.~o- . ~ POINT OF L6 COMMENCEM~J -- ~ _----;.\~,..G~ ,--- ,~d O~ f',~i~~ \ "84'2~ _---- L7 ----\ _--- ~i~- b~ :llD~ u..t'> log (1)(1) (i; I~L9 L15- - ~ I r L L10 ., I r-30' I / PERMANENT . . 1(1/ EASEMENT r::~1 lrilO Il)Il) "''''I ~UJ . . 01011 Il)Il) iDiD ,..,,.., 001 00 Z(l) t>-I EXHIBIT "A" ~OWSHIP ICHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS AeDN SUBDIVISION f138M DFAP-OQ1,OO BLOCK 1, LOT 1R ac 2 VOl.. 94091 PO. 1680 I FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS AeON SUBDIVISION 1138M INSlRUMENT 1020431848 CABINET A. SlIDE 97e9 I I ADD-1 WORKSprCE POINT OF BEGINNING L14- L13 CARUSO L 10 Bt. 3. PC. 3 VOl.. 200J055 PO. 8:583 ~9 !'t."~~~-( 9-" tI:~ tb..) 15' ..L11 ~ 15'-- -i - I I ~~ I ~~ I ~~ I 00 bj~ ~~ I I r- "'t7'" I I I I L!2 (I) " Z 9i: UJ lDUJ . u..~ o~ (I);:;; liS' <g lD(I) 1EXAS DUGAN L10 PS BlK, A. LOT 3 VOl.. 2000251 Po. 2888 CCfj DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES, INC, ~~ Zz :):) 00 Uu t-rn Zc =:1 a:C ca t- 50' lEMPORARY- ~ WORKSP ACE / . 11 ~:~~~ ;~y :;"% - 193' DRAINAGE V847 UJIl) ",.., <co z..... ::ceO- ~"., 00 "., . N ,..,~ ~~ FREEPORT NORlH BlK. A. LOT 2 VOl.. 2000251 PO. 28851680 ROW FELLOWSHIP CHURCH A-588 1R.5ac8 "ro9 -" !'t.1 O~ 9-" 6\~~~-( ) tb~~ FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS DFAP-OOO,01 A1718 lR, 2 VOl.. 11578 PG, 1111 50' ACCESS \ D20548727 ADD-2- WORKSPACE ,'" ! -.-- BETHEL SCHOOL ROAD CHANGED ROUlE DRA'" BY CHECKED BY PRo.JECT ENGINEER 5f.~~~ AP~VED V: \52671 \ACllVE\1 671 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355J51....DFWJ.P\WORKING\07355J51....EXHIBILODO.01.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES SEE SHEET 2 FOR EASEMENT INFORMATION PROPOSED PIPElINE CROSSING DFAP-OOO.01 FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS TRACT COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS TEMPORARY WORKSPACE DFW AP PAD ROUlE PDJ 09/17/07 SCALE: 1" -3OD' SA 09/17/07 o 150 300 ~ ~ Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S CoIonldo Blvd 2 10/19 PDJ SA J$ ste 2-300 Derwor. CD 80222 1 10/11 SJ1M SA To!. J03. 7Sll.<<l5Il .... Fax. JOJ.7S8.4828 REV. DAlE BY APP, .....otam.:.com REVISED AODI11ONAL DESCRlPllON SHEET 4 OF 6 LINE l17 l18 l19 L20 L21 L22 L23 ADD-1 TABLE BEARING DISTANCE S73'50 28 W 51.98' S01'5417 E 195.00 S01'5417 E 54.51 S00'11 09 E 145.51 S89'28'36.W 154.37' NOO'31 24 W 200.00 N89'2836 E 153.95 EXHIBIT "A" ~IP 'CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN SUBDIVISION f136l58 DF"AP-001,OO BLOCK 1. LOT 1R & 2 VOL. 94091 PO. 1880 I FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN SUBDIVISION "36l58 '1STRUMENT jD20431848 CABINET A. SLIDE 9759 I , ADD-1 WORKSPACE 30,955 S.F.:1: 0.711 AC.:1: POINT OF COMMENCEMENT ADD-1 - -.- ~-- G'C- _.-'- ~;i O~~~'!l'5 \J81r7..'!lO .- .- .- -- -- ._-.--- POINT OF BEGINNING ADD-1 lJ) I~w I~~ WN 1Xl- 15r; III ~g I II IXl I II ! ) I I I I I II : II III III III II ) I II I II I II I II I II I I CARUSO L 10 BL.3,PO.3 VOL. 2OC)3()55 PG. 8383 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH A-l588 lR,5&8 ~~ Zz ::)::) 00 Uu I-tI) Zc =..1 a:..1 c~ I- ~~ <00 z-- <0- Q::I') co I') . 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CHANGED ROUlE REVISED ADDITIONAL DESCRIP110N PROPOSED PIPEUNE CROSSING DFAP-000.01 FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS TRACT COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS ADDIllONAL-1 WORKSPACE DFW AP PAD ROUTE POJ 09/17 jr17 SCALE: l' - 300' SA 09/17/07 o 150 300 ~ DRAYiH BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ENGINEER SEC110N APPROVED SHEET 5 OF 6 EXHIBIT "A" ~~ 1....110 ) i I ",.., c(1X) r I I Zz z..... ::::t::::t ;(D.. 30' 0::,.., I r PERMANENT 00 00 CJCJ ,.., EASEMENT FELLOWSHIP . N I-en ,..,~ \ II CHUROI (l)1X) A-e88 ~j .....> lR,5ctc6 0=... O=CC CCCl I II I- ",09 50' TEMPORARY III ~" ~i;~ WORKSPACE tot'~ I II tb~ II ,,(09 ~ 15' ) ~'\ ~O ADD-2 TABLE tot' 6'. ~i;~ 15' ) ~~ UNE BEARING DISTANCE ~ I II lEXAS DUGAN 589'48 52 W 134.67 (/) L24 " LlD PS L25 589'48 52 W 65.34 FELLOWSHIP OF z BU<. A. LOT 3 LAS COlINAS I II ~ L26 NOO'42 09 W 200.01 c( VOL. 2000251 DFAP-OOO,01 W PO. 2688 L27 N89'48 52 E 65.50 A1716 lR, 2 /XlW I I' . L28 500'22 10 E 200.00 VOL. 11578 PG. 1111 u..~ OE'l I II (/);;; <no c(o /Xl(/) I II I II FREEPORT NORDt BU<, A. LOT 2 50' ACCESS II VOL. 2000251 PO. 26851680 020548727 ADD-2 ~II POINT OF WORKSPACE COMMENCEMENT 13,184 S.F.:!: ADD-2 0.303 AC.:!: BETHEL SCHOOL L24 ROW ROAD POINT OF BEGINNING ADD-2 BASIS OF BEARING: THE EASTERLY UNE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 11578, PAGE 1111 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS 500'31'24" E (GRID) IN THE STATE OF TEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. ~URVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE TO PARTIES INTERESTED IN TITLE TO THE PREMISES SURVEYED, I DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE LEGAL DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED FROM PUBUC RECORDS AND FROM AN ACTUAL AND ACCURATE SURVEY UPON THE GROUND AND THAT SAME IS TRUE AND CORRECT. DATE OF SURVEY: 8/23/07-9/14/07 SEYED M. ALVAN I R.P.LS. NO. 5896 DATE OF SIGNATURE: 10/19/07 v: \52871 \ACllVE\1871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355-251..DFW-"P\WORKING\07355-251..EXHIBILOOO.01.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES SEE SHEET 2 FOR EASEMENT INFORMATION ~p ~J$ SIInIII: Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S CoIorudo Blvd ste 2-JOO llorMor. co 80222 To!. J03.7l58.4058 .ax. JOJ.7l58.41128 ...........com 2 10/19 PDJ SA 10/11 SJTM SA REV. DAlE BY APP. CHANGED ROUlE REVISED ADDITIONAl.. DESCRIPTION DRAWN BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ENGINEER SECTION H APPROVED PROPOSED PIPELINE CROSSING OF AP-OOO.01 FEU-OWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS TRACT COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS ADDITIONAL-2 WORKSPACE DFW AP PAD ROUTE ~ ~~7~ ~l'-JOO' SA ~/17~ o 150 300 ~ CCfj DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC, SHEET 6 OF 6 ~fb fbO+ ttf;; 6'~ :-t ft,tb ~~ )~~ tb~~ FELLOWSHIP CHURCH INC I FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN SUBDIVISION 1'3858 BLOCK 1, LOT 1R-1 I INSlRUMENT NO. D201143138 CABINET A. SLIDE 6738 I EXHIBIT "A" GREENWAY-GPV/COPPELL PRTNRS LP NORlHPOINT ADDmON SUBDIVISION f30283G BLOCK 1, LOT 1 DFAP-002.00 WI.. 96097 PG. 3964 ~~ I Zz :>>:>> 00 Uu I-en z::5 I ~... et:cs: ~C1 00 ",,~\~<4. tt ~... tb~ FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN SUBDIVISION 1'3858 DFAP-001.00 BLOCK 1. LOT 1R at 2 WI.. 94091 PG. 1680 DUKE REAL TV CORP. FREEPORT NORlH REPLAT BLOCK 1, LOT 1 VOl. 2000251 PG. 2703 GATEVIEW BLVD ,,100 ~ ,,1 fbO tt 6\~ ~~<4. ) ~~ ~ DACM PROPERlIES LP DFW lRADE CENlER FREEPORT NORlH lRACT WI.. 2003036 PG. 15244 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH INC. FELLOWSHIP ~LAS COUNAS ADDN. SUBDI ON 1'3858 INSlRUM T NO. D20431646 CABINET A. SLIDE 97159 FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS A1716 lR. 2 DFAP-QOO.OO WI.. 111578 PG. 1111 BASIS OF BEARING: THE NORTHLERY LINE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 94091 PAGE 1680 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS S 89'32'38- W (GRID) IN THE STATE OF TEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. V: \52871 \ACTlVE\1 871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355-251-DFWJP\WORKING\07355....251 -EXHIBILOO1.00.DWG COfi DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES, INC. ~p ~~ SIInIII: Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 5 CoIonIdo _ ste 2-JOO _. co IlO222 Tel. 303. 7M.405ll f.... 303.758.4828 ..._corn TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES PROPOSED PIPEUNE CROSSING DFAP-001.00 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS DFW AP PAD ROUTE REV. DAlE BY APP. DESCRIPTION DRA~ BY CHECKm BY PROJECT ENGINEER SECTlON H PPROYED SHEET 1 OF 3 SJTM 09/14/07 SA 09/17/07 SCALE: ,. - 200' o 100 200 ~ EXHIBIT "A" GREENWAY-GPV/COPPELL PRlNRS LP NORlHPOINT ADOI11ON SUBDIVISION f30293G BLOCK 1. LOT 1 OFAP-002.00 VOL. 96097 PG. 3984 20' TXU ELECTRIC ESMT 24' FlRELANE ESMT CAB.~ SLIDE 7?06l_ _ L ~AB. A, SLIDE 7706 ~9A~ p..\",p..G~ G 996 O~ :79'2. ~ . \lO\" B FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS A1716 lR. 2 Df'AP-OOO.OO VOL. 11578 PG. 1111 v: \52871 \ACllVE\ 1 87107355\ORAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355-251 J)FW-AP\WORKING\07355-251 -EXHIBIT-001 .OO.OWG POINT OF COMMENCEMENT - PERMANENT I I EASEMENT NO. 1 - ____ r- - - -, 30' PERMANENT I I 130" FlRELANE ESMT EASEMENT NO. 1.--H'\ III IVOL 99028, PG. 27 20,198 S.F.::!:- \ I, I 0.464 AC.::!: .....~I I II I I ,."o.a~, I I 2~' I I I I ~ ~,." g.~~ I I ~t\ \ I III I ~ I ~~ DUKE REALTY CORP. I I 15' ~\ I11III11 FR~~~~~~T ) I, III' II ~ VOl. 2000251 PG. 2703 ( I I 15 1 II I '" 24' FlRELANE ESMT --...... 15' UTILITY ESMT I II I VOL 98193 PG. 31 --...... --...... VOL. 99028, PG. 27 I 'I I --...... --...... J) I I - - 15' TU ELECTRIC ESMT ....... -....../ I . II VOL. 98193 PG. 31 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH I t I I 20' WATER ESMT FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN I 1 I VOL. 98193 PG. 31 SUa:~~~~58 \ I II I POINT OF TERMINUS BLOCK 1 LOT 1R ~ 2 I I I PERMANENT EASEMENT NO. 1 VOL. 940s1 PG. 1680 S19'0~:55"E 50.00' I RIGHT 5 HIKE & BIKE ESMT OF WAY VOL. 98193 PG. 31 POINT OF BEGINNING PERMANENT EASEMENT NO. 1 S89'32'38"W 94.61 S89'32'38"W BASIS OF BEARING 30" FlRELANE ESMT I VOL. 99028, PG. 27 ~ fb(() ~O I ~~ c,'~ ~ ~...<t-~ g.~~ 1 ~",.&~ ).. 15' UTILITY ESMT CAB. A, SLIDE 3762 I FELLOWSHIP CHURCH INC ~ FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN SUBDIVISION 113658 BLOCK 1. LOT 1R-1 INSlRUMENT NO. 0201143136 CABINET At SUDE 6736 I 30" FlRELANE ESMT VOL. 99028, PG.27 ~~Ul~ Cl:zSZ D::;)..I:;) D:oCl:o rau N13'08'28"E 50.00' POINT OF TERMINUS PERMANENT EASEMENT NO. 2 30' PERMANENT EASEMENT NO. 2 15,600 S.F.::I: 0.358 AC.::!: . ~ ../ -- -;,~" I FELLOWSHIP CHURCH INe. - - ~,.,,1~~O~ \ I FELLOWSHIP OF ) 6"" g.~~ "I LAS COLINAS ADDN. ~~ -....j SUBDIVISION 113658 INSlRUMENT NO. 020431646 DRAINAGE ESMT CABINET At SUDE 9759 CABINET A, PG. 9759 OACM PROPERllES LP DFW lRADE CENTER FREEPORT NORlH lRACT VOl.. 2003036 PG. 5244 15' UTILITY ESMT VOL 99028 PG. 27 40' DRAINAGE ESMT CAB. A PG. 9759 __-- -- -- -- -- __ -- 150' DRAINAGE ESMT VOL 842303 PG. 1835 POINT OF COMMENCEMENT__ PERMANENT __ -- EASEMENT ..NO.-2 _S73'50'28"W 41.39 POINT OF BEGINNING PERMANENT EASEMENT NO. 2 EASEMENT TABLE CENlERUNE LENGlH 1,221.53' EASEMENT AREA 35,798 SF TEMP. WORKSPACE N/A AOO'L WORKSPACE N/A TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS S~RVIC~S 74.03 RDS. 0.822 AC N/A N/A PROPOSED PIPEUNE CROSSING DFAP-001.00 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS 30' PERMANENT EASEMENTS DFW AP PAD ROUTE CCfi DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC. ~p ~fi ..... Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S CoIorodo _ sg 2-300 1lorMr, co 80222 ToI. 303.158.<1058 F.... 303.15lI.41128 .....otant.c.com DESCRIPTION DRAWN BY CHECKm BY PROJECT ENGINEER SECTION H APPROVED o 100 200 ~ SJN 09/14/01 SA 09/11/01 SCALE: l' - 200' REV. DATE BY APP. SHEET 2 OF 3 EXHIBIT "A" LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PERUANENT EASEUENT NO" 1 A THIRTY (30) FOOT WIDE EASEMENT ACROSS A PORTION OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME NUMBER 94091 AT PAGE 1680 OF THE RECORDS OF THE COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS, SITUATED IN THE J. GIBSON SURVEY, ABSTRACT 1716D, BEING 15"00 FEET ON EACH SIDE OF THE CENTER LINE, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID PARCEL; THENCE S89"32'38-W, ALONG THE NORTHERLY BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID PARCEL. A DISTANCE OF 94.61 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE S 02"58'44- E, A DISTANCE OF 702.40 FEET TO THE POINT OF TERMINUS ON THE NORTHERLY BOUNDARY LINE OF GATEVlEW BOULEVARD CUL-DE-SAC FROM WHICH THE CENTER OF GATEVlEW BOULEVARD CUL-DE-SAC BEARS S 19"05'55- E, A DISTANCE OF 50.00 FEET; THE SIDELINES OF SAID EASEMENT SHALL BE PROLONGED OR SHORTENED TO COMMENCE AT THE BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID PARCEL AND TERMINATE AT THE BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL TO ELIMINATE ANY GAP OR OVERLAP; CONTAINS APPROXIMATE 20,198 SQUARE FEET OR 0.464 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PERUANENT EASEUENT NO" 2 A THIRTY (30) FOOT WIDE EASEMENT ACROSS A PORTION OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME NUMBER 94091 AT PAGE 1680 OF THE RECORDS OF THE COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS, SITUATED IN THE J. GIBSON SURVEY, ABSTRACT 1716D, BEING 15.00 FEET ON EACH SIDE OF THE CENTER LINE, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: COMMENCING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID PARCEL; THENCE S73"50'28-W, ALONG THE SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID PARCEL. A DISTANCE OF 41.39 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE N 02"58'44- W, A DISTANCE OF 519.13 FEET TO THE POINT OF TERMINUS ON THE SOUTHERLY BOUNDARY LINE OF GATEVlEW BOULEVARD CUL-DE-SAC FROM WHICH THE CENTER OF GATEVlEW BOULEVARD CUL-DE-SAC BEARS N13"08'28-E , A DISTANCE OF 50.00 FEET; THE SIDELINES OF SAID EASEMENT SHALL BE PROLONGED OR SHORTENED TO COMMENCE AT THE BOUNDARY LINE OF SAID PARCEL AND TERMINATE AT THE BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL TO ELIMINATE ANY GAP OR OVERLAP; CONTAINS APPROXIMATE 15,600 SQUARE FEET OR 0.3.58 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. BASIS OF BEARING: THE NORTHERLY LINE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 94091 PAGE 1680 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS S 89"32'38- W (GRID) IN THE STATE OF TEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. SURVEYOR'S CERTlFlCA 1E TO PARTIES INTERESTED IN TITLE TO THE PREMISES SURVEYED, I DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE LEGAL DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS AND FROM AN ACTUAL AND ACCURATE SURVEY UPON THE GROUND AND THAT SAME IS TRUE AND CORRECT. DATE OF SURVEY: 08/23/07-09/14/07 SEYED M. ALVANI R.P.LS. NO. 5896 DATE OF SIGNATURE: 09/17/07 v: \52671\ACllVE\1671 07355\ORAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355..,251 -DFWJ\P\WORKING\07355..,251-EXHIBIL001.00.DWG EASEMENT TABLE CENTERUNE LENGlH 1.221.53' EASEI.IENT AREA 35.796 SF TEMP. WORKSPACE N/A ADO'L WORKSPACE N/A TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES 74.03 RDS. 0.622 AC N/A N/A PROPOSED PIPElINE CROSSING DFAP-001.00 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH COUNTY OF DALlAS, STATE OF TEXAS LEGAL DESCRIPTIONS DFW AP PAD ROUTE CCfj DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES, INC" ~p.. ~~ ..... Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S CoIonIdo Blvd ste 2-300 Donvor. co 110222 Tel. 303.758.4058 fax. 303.758.4828 ....ota.....com DESCRIPTION DRAWN BY CHECKID BY PROJECT ENGINEER SEcnoN H APPRO'IED o 100 200 ~ SJlM 09/14/07 SA 09/17/07 SCALE: 1" - 200' REV. DA 1E BY APP. SHEET 3 OF 3 EXHIBIT "A" ;. , (:j ~~ ~ ~~ :- ,;. !to (b~~:"~ .... ~~~~i;.( o~ ~~ ~ REBECCA ABIGAIL AND EMILY PALMER RAPOPORT NOR11iPOlNT ADDIl10N SUBDIVISION f30293G BLOCK 1. LOT 1 DfAP-002.00 0200703e8228 GRF.fMWA Y-GPV / COPPELL PRTNRS LP NORlHPOINT ADDIl10N SUBDIVISION f30293G BLOCK 1. LOT 1 VOL. 98097 PG. 3984 1,,(bO ~O~ ...." ()'~:"l ~i;~ fI.-4~ )~ ~tJ A REPLAT OF A PART OF FREEPORT NOR11i BLOCK 1. LOT 1 VOL. 98193 PG. 00031 VOL. 97217 PG. 2481 FELLOWSHIP CHUROI FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COLINAS ADDN SUBDIVISION f3858 BLOCK 1. La 1R-1 0201143138 FELLOWSHIP CHUROI FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COLINAS ADDN SUBDIVISION f138S8 DfAP-001.00 BLOCK 1. LOT 1R Ik 2 VOL. 94091 PG. 1680 BASIS OF BEARING: THE EASlERL Y LINE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 96097, PAGE 3964 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS SOO'43'43-E (GRID) IN THE STAlE OF lEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. V: \52871 \ACTlVE\1871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355--251 ~FW.-AP\WORKING\07355 251J:XHIBIT 002.00.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES CCfj DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC. PROPOSED PIPEUNE CROSSING DFAP-002.00 REBECCA AND EMILY RAPOPORT TRACT COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS DFW AP PAD ROUlE ~p ~fi .... Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S Colorado _ SIlt 2-300 Donvor. co 80222 Tel J03. 758.4O!5ll Fax. 303.758.4828 __.com 3 DRA'MoI .IlP 09/17/07 SCALE: l' - 200' BY 10/19 oIlP ....... ROUTE/ESIiIT ADJUS'TUENT CHECKED SA 09/17/07 BY 0 100 200 10/1~ PDJ ....... OWNER NAIolE TR 2 PROJECT ~ ENGINEER 10/11 PDJ SA REVISED PERIolANENT ESIiIT SECTION H DATE BY APP. DESCRIPTION APPROVED SHEET 1 OF 5 2 REV. lF02'39'12- R=845.00' L=39.27' CHB=S51 '13'oo"E CH=39.26' HOUGHTON PROPERTIES L TO SECURE LOCK BLOCK A, LOT 1 DFAP-005.00 VOL 2003106 PG. 13485 RIGHT - OF-WAY ~l(, ,;. ~~~.t- .-. ~Cfj .-.1- ~ S38'22'05"E 142.67' 20' PERMANENT EASEMENT 20,245 SF 0.465 AC:I: gJb O~ tt':; 6'~~ ~'b ~~ )t-~ 'b~~ RtBECCA ABIGAIL AND EMILY PALMER RAPOPORT NORTH POINT ADDITION jBDIVlSION 130293G BLOCK 1, LOT 1 DFAP-002.00 020070358228 A REPLA T OF A PART OF FREEPORT NORTH BLOCK 1, LOT 1 VOL 98193 PG. 00031 VOL 97217 PG. 2461 BASIS OF BEARING SOO'43' 43-E SQ1'54'16"E 47.25' GREENWA Y-GPV / COPPELL PRTNRS LP NORTH POINT ADDITION SUBDIVISION #30293G BLOCK 1, LOT 1 VOL. 96097 PG. 3964 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN SUBDIVISION *13658 BLOCK 1, LOT 1R-1 0201143136 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COLIN AS ADDN SUBDIVISION 113658 DFAP-001.00 BLOCK 1, LOT 1R & 2 VOL. 94091 PG. 1680 LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF PERMANENT EASEMENT POINT OF TERMINUS N89'32'38"E 65.15' !\(b~~:t-~ tt ~~~~t,~ O.J ~~ ~ A 20 FOOT WIDE EASEMENT ACROSS A PORTION OF THE BLOCK 1, LOT 1 OF NORTHPOINT ADDITION SUBDIVISION AS DESCRIBED IN #020070358228 OF THE RECORDS OF DALLAS COUNTY, STATE OF TEXAS, SITUATED IN THE JAMES GIBSON SURVEY ABSTRACT NUMBER 586 AND JAMES GIBSON SURVEY, ABSTRACT NUMBER 17160, BEING 10.00 FEET ON EACH SIDE OF THE FOLLOWING CENTERLINE: COMMENCING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID PARCEL; THENCE ALONG THE NORTHEASTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL, THE FOLLOWING THREE (3) COURSES; 1. S49'53'23"E, A DISTANCE OF 68.84 FEET: 2. THENCE ALONG THE ARC OF A CURVE TO LEFT HAVING A CENTRAL ANGLE OF 02'39'12-, A RADIUS OF 845.00 FEET, AND AN ARC LENGTH OF 39.27 FEET, THE CHORD OF WHICH BEARS S51'13'OO"E, A DISTANCE OF 39.26 FEET: 3. THENCE S 01'48'21- W, A DISTANCE OF 12.27 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING: FROM WHICH THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID PARCEL BEARS N 89'32'38" E, A qlSTANCE OF 65.15 FEET: THE SIDELINES OF SAID EASEMENT SHALL BE PROLONGED OR SHORTENED TO COMMENCE AT THE BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL AND TERMINATE AT THE BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL TO ELIMINATE ANY GAP OR OVERLAP. CONTAINING AN AREA OF 20,245 SQUARE FEET OR 0.465 ACRES, MORE OR LESS. V: \52871 \ACTlVE\1871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355_251_DFW_AP\WORKING\07355 251 J:XHIBIT 002.00.DWG EASEMENT TABLE TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES CENTERUNE LENGlH 1012.74' 61.9B RDS. EASEMENT AREA 20,245 S.F. 0.465 AC TEMP. WORKSPACE 32,057 S.F. 0.736 AC AOO'L WORKSPACE 62.094 s.r. 1.426 AC CCfi DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES, INC, ~ Stantec Consulting Inc. 3 10/19 JRP ..... ROUTE!ESMT ADJUSlMENT 2000 S Colorado Blvd 2 10/15 PDJ ..... OYtNER NAME TR 2 SIll 2-300 1lorMor, co !10222 10/11 PDJ SA REVISED PER"ANENT ESMT Tel. 303. 758.405lI .... Fax. 303.758.4828 REV. DATE BY APP. DESCRIpnON ....otamoc.com PROPOSED PIPELINE CROSSING DFAP-002.00 REBECCA AND EMILY RAPOPORT TRACT COUNlY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS 20' PERMANENT EASEMENT DFW AP PAD ROUTE JRP 09/17/f11 SCALE: ,. - 200' SA 09/17/07 o 100 200 ~ SHEET 2 or 5 EXHIBIT "A" POINT OF COMMENCEMENT lF02.39'12" R=845.00' L=39.27' CHB=S51., 3'OO"E CH=39.26' HOUGHTON PROPERllES L TO SECURE LOCK BLOCK A, LOT 1 DFAP-005.00 VOL 2003106 PG. 13485 fbro ~O~ 9/f:; ",~ :-t ~<t;tb ~~<(; )~ tb~ lF15'01'11" R-915.00 L=239.86' CHj=N70.02'OO"W CH=239.1~' 32,057 S.F. ~_111~6S01'l 0.736 AC:t ~ESG J~ S\,)tl"E~NOO.43'43"~ 60' RtBECCA ABIGAIL AND195.00 f----- EMILY PALMER RAPOPORT I ADDl1l0NAL NORTHPOINT ADDI1l0N I WORKSPACE jBDIVlSION 130293G I BLOCK 1, LOT 1 I DFAP-002.00 I 020070358228 L_______~ I FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN SUBDIVISION 113658 DFAP-001.00 BLOCK 1, LOT 1R & 2 VOL 94091 PG. 1680 538.22'05"E 135.33' 38.22'05"W 108.38' 20' PERMANENT EASEMENT SOO.43' 42"E 215.57' A REPLA T OF A PART OF FREEPORT NORTH BLOCK 1, LOT 1 VOL. 98193 PG. 00031 VOL 97217 PG. 2461 S89.23'34"W 60.00' BASIS OF BEARING SOO.43' 43"E GREENWAY-GPV/ COPPELL PRTNRS LP NORTHPOINT ADDI1lON SUBDIVISION 130293G BLOCK 1, LOT 1 VOL 96097 PG. 3964 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COLIN AS AD ON SUBDIVISION *13658 BLOCK 1, LOT 1R-1 0201143136 rof:Jf:JO ..~ 9/~~~~<t;' O~~~ c:t V: \52871 \ACTIVE\1 871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355-251 J)FW-AP\WORKINC\07355-251 ...EXHIBIT 002.00.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES SEE SHEET 2 FOR EASEMENT INFORMATION CCfi DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC. ~ Stantec Consulting Inc. 3 10/19 JRP .-.lA ROUlElESlAT AD.llSTlAENT 2000 S CoIorada _ 2 10/15 PDJ .-.lA OWNER NAIolE 1R 2 !@ Sl8 2-300 _. co 80222 10/11 PDJ SA REVISED PERlA ANENT ESlAT ToI. J03.758.<I05II ... fax. J03.758.4828 REV. DAlE BY APP. "",'-""com DESCRIPTION DRAWN BY CHEQ(ED BY PROJECT ENGINEER SECTION H APPROVED PROPOSED PIPEUNE CROSSING DFAP-002.00 REBECCA AND EMILY RAPOPORT TRACT COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS VARIABLE WIDTH TEMPORARY WORKSPACE DFW AP PAD ROUTE .RP 0i/17/07 SCALE: 1. -200' SA 0i/17 /07 o 100 200 ~ SHEET:5 OF 5 EXHIBIT "A" HOUGHTON PROPERTIES L 10 SECURE LOCK BLOCK A, LOT 1 DFAP-005.00 VOL. 2003106 PG. 13485 ~q, 0+ ~~ 6\~~ ~t,tb ~:~~ )~ tb~ NORT"'POINT ORIlIE - ....................__ ---""'\. ,~ 60 - '\(\ I ~_'\7'\60 SOtl )', "~') I J~t/6ES a~:'" VARIABLE WIDTH i II I SUI' TEMPORARY:l I I WORKSP ACE I 60' N89'6'17-E I Noo'a'04"W 193.85' ~ I 200.00' I i 'I RtBECCA ABIGAIL AND I EMILY PALMER RAPOPORT ADDITIONAL I NORTHPOINT ADDITION WORKSPACE I jBDIVISION f30293G 40 301 S F BLOCK 1, LOT 1 0 925 AC~ DFAP-002.00 . 020070358228 20' PERMANENT EASEMENT BASIS OF BEARING SOO.43' 43-E A REPLAT OF A PART OF FREEPORT NORTH BLOCK 1, LOT 1 VOL. 98193 PG. 00031 VOL 97217 PG. 2461 SOO.43' 43-E 201.50' POINT OF BEGINNING N02'5'31-W 46.97' f;,~J> ~ !It. f; G~ ~ ~+~~t,~ O~ tb~~ POINT OF COMMENCEMENT GREENWAY-GPV/ COPPELL PRlNRS LP NORTHPOINT ADDITION SUBDIVISION 130293G BLOCK 1, LOT 1 VOL. 96097 PG. 3964 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN SUBDIVISION 113658 BLOCK 1, LOT 1R-1 0201143136 FELLOWSHIP CHURCH FELLOWSHIP OF LAS COUNAS ADDN SUBDIVISION 113658 DFAP-001.00 BLOCK 1, LOT 1R & 2 VOL 94091 PG. 1680 V: \52871 \ACll'i[\1 871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355..251-DFW....AP\WORKING\07355..251..EXHIBILOO2.00.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES SEE SHEET 2 FOR EASEMENT INFORMATION ocr- . I DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC. ~ Stantec Consulting Inc. 3 10/19 .RP ..NIA ROUTE;ESlAT AD.A.ISlIAENT 2000 5 Colorado IlIwd 2 10/15 PDJ ..NIA OWNER NAME 1R 2 ~ ste 2-300 1lorMIr. co 80222 10/11 PDJ SA REVISED PERlA ANENT ESMT Tel. J03. 7S8.4058 ..... Fax. JOJ.7S8.4828 REV. DATE BY APP. DESCRIPllON ...-..om DRAWN BY aiECKED BY PRO.IECT ENGINEER SECllON PROPOSED PIPEUNE CROSSING DFAP-002.00 REBECCA AND EMILY RAPOPORT TRACT COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS ADDITIONAL WORKSPACES DFW AP PAD ROUTE .RP 09/17/rT1 SCALE: I" - 200 SA 09/17/07 o 100 200 ~ APPROVED SHEET 4 OF 5 EXHIBIT "A" 20' TXU ELEC. ESMT CAB. SLIDE 7706 i Iii II \1 I [24' FIRELANE I I I I EASEMENT II l l V98009 P10 I I \ --------- I 170:X20'-WTR-~--- / / , V98008 P10 I / I " I \ '............... 22'X20' UTILITY / ....... ..... _ CAB.A SLIDE 7706 // /...........,', --- / / "............... ir10 TU ELEC. 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II ,,'------ [" - ~.- - .1 III ( ..... --l,J.....------~ I '_ U.l- -------- I t-------- II :~1~-2.fFiREL.ANE I 1'(-------' ( 1 1\1" I EASEMENT II: I 30' FlRELANE: I 30' FlRELANE I ,11 Il: : \/98193 P31 I EASEMENT I I EASEMENT I II II I 15' TU ELEC. : : V9902B P27 I I V9902B P27 I II : II I EASEMENT : I I I, I I :.l, III I \/98193 P31 , ' ,U I 15' UTILITY ESMT CAB. A SLIDE 7706 RIGHT - OF-WAY BASIS OF BEARING: THE EASTERLY LINE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 96097, PAGE 3964 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS SOO.43'43"E (GRID) IN THE STATE OF TEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. SURVEYOR'S CERllF1CA TE TO PARTIES INTERESTED IN TITLE TO THE PREMISES SURVEYED, I DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE LEGAL DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS AND FROM AN ACTUAL AND ACCURATE SURVEY UPON THE GROUND AND THAT SAME IS TRUE AND CORRECT. DATE OF SURVEY: 08/23/07-09/14/07 SEYED M. ALVANI R.P.LS. NO. 5896 DATE OF SIGNATURE: 10/19/07 V: \52871 \ACllVE\1 871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355-251-DFW-AP\WORKING\07355-251-D<HIBIL002.00.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES SEE SHEET 2 FOR EASEMENT INFORMATION ~.. ~~ -- Stantec Consulting Inc. 2OllO s CoIonIdo Blvd SIll 2-JOl) _. co 80222 Tel. J03. 758.4O!l8 fax. 303.758.4828 ................. 3 2 10/19 JRP "'M ROUTE/ESIoIT AD.AJS'NENT 10/15 PDJ "'M OYltlER NAME 1R 2 10/11 PDJ SA REVISED PERMANENT ESIoIT DATE BY APP. DESCRIPllON PROPOSED P1PEUNE CROSSING OF AP-002.00 REBECCA AND EMILY RAPOPORT TRACT COUNTY OF DALlAS, STATE OF TEXAS EXISTING EASEMENTS DFW AP PAD ROUTE .RP 09/17;rn SCALE: 1. - 200 SA 09/17;rn o 100 200 ~ CCfj DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC. REV. SHEET 5 OF 5 EXHIBIT "A" 1" ~~~ ~" ~O ~ (),flj fl.~~ tb~ +- .... A..~ .." ~'l' ~ ~ ~.:t> ~C:i ~ 1" fit> ~ I " GO ~ ~,,, ~~, ) tb~~ I HOUGH~ PROPERnES LTD SECURE LOCK BLOCK A. LOT 1 OFAP-005.OO VOL. 21003108 PG. 13485 GREENWAY GRAPEVINE A 1718. lR. 4 DFAP-004,OO VOL. 98097 PG. 3984 "ro~~:"~ ~ ~~~~~, i)<tJ ~~ ~ BASIS OF BEARING: lHE NORlHEASTERLY LINE OF lHAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 96097, PAGE 3964 OF lHE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS S47'58'31. E (GRID) IN lHE STATE OF TEXAS NORlH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. V: \52871 \ACTIVE\1871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355~51 J)FWj.P\ WORKING\07355_251 -EXHIBIT _004.00,DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES CCfj DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC, ~ ~~ .... Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S CoIanIdo Blvd ste 2-300 _. co 80222 Tel. J03.7118.<4Ol58 Fax. JOJ.7ll8.4828 ........cam REV. DAlE BY APP. DESCRIPTION PROPOSED PIPEUNE CROSSING DFAP-004.00 GREENWAY GRAPEVINE TRACT COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS DFW AP PAD ROUTE DRAYttI BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ENGINEER SECTION PO,J 09/17/07 SA 09/17/07 SCALE: l' - 2OD' o 100 200 ~ \lED SHEET 1 OF 3 EXHIBIT "A" UNE Ll L2 L3 L4 PERM TABLE BEARING S38'08'58.W S41'2429 W SOl '48 21 W N49'53'23"W DISTANCE 134.47' 192.52 39.18 51.47' HOU~ PROPERnES LlD SECURE LOCK BLOCK A, LOT 1 DFAP-005.00 VOL. 21003108 PO. 13485 POINT OF BEGINNING 30' PERMANE EASEMENT 10,985 sq.ft. 0.252 acres::t: I 1"q,9 ;of. I ,... GO ~ ~\" ~~~ ) r:,\)~ I ADDITIONAL WORKSPACE GREENWAY GRAPEVINE A 1718. lR, 4 DFAP-Q04.00 VOL. 98097 PO. 3984 q,~~9 ~~ ~~~~:~~ 9<tJ ~~ ~ NOR.,., V2004244 """OlN'7' 0 I P12320 RI"t: GREENWAY-GPV/COPPELL PRTNRS LP NORlHPOINT ADDInON SUBDIVISION f30293G I BLOCK 1, LOT 1 DFAP-002.00 VOL. 98097 PO. 3984 LEGAl ~PllON OF PmYANDfT E.&~ENT A 30 FOOT WIDE EASEMENT ACROSS A PORTION OF THE PARCEL DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 96097 AT PAGE 3964 OF THE RECORDS OF DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, IN THE JACOB WILCOX SURVEY, ABSTRACT 1716D, TRACT 4, 15 FEET ON EACH SIDE OF THE FOllOWING CENTERUNE; COMMENCING ON THE NORTHWESTERLY CORNER OF SAID PARCEL, THENCE S 47'58'31" E ALONG THE NORTHEASTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL, A DISTANCE OF 26.27 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE S 38'08'58. W, A DISTANCE OF 134.47 FEET; THENCE S 41'24'29" W, A DISTANCE OF 192.52 FEET; THENCE S 01'48'21. W, A DISTANCE OF 39.18 FEET TO THE POINT OF TERMINUS ON THE SOUTHWESTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL FROM WHICH A SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF SAID PARCEL BEARS N 49'53'23" W, A DISTANCE OF 51.47 FEET. THE SIDEUNES OF SAID EASEMENT SHALL BE PROLONGED OR SHORTENED TO COMMENCE AT SAID NORTHEASTERLY BOUNDARY AND TERMINATE AT THE SAID SOUTHWESTERLY BOUNDARY TO EUMINATE ANY GAP OR OVERLAP. CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 10,985 SQUARE FEET OR 0.252 ACRES. V: \52871 \ACTlVE\ 1871 07355\DRA W1NG\EXHIBITS\07355-251_DFW-AP\ WORKING\07355-251 -EXHIBIT _004.00.DWG EASEMENT TABLE CENlERUNE LENGTH 366.17' 22.19 ROS. EASEMENT AREA 10.985 s... 0.252 AC. TEMP. WORKSPACE AOO'L WORKSPACE 48,092 s... 1.104 AC. TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES CCfj DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC. PROPOSED PIPEUNE CROSSING DFAP-004.00 GREENWAY GRAPEVINE TRACT COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS 30' PERMANENT EASEMENT DFW AP PAD ROUTE ~ ~fi .... Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S CclIo.- _ Sle 2-300 llIrMr, co 80222 Tel. J03.7~4O!ill Fax. 303.7~4828 ....-....cam REV. DAlE BY APP. DESCRIPTION DRAWN BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ENGINEER SECTION H APPROVED SHEET 2 0. 3 POJ 08/17/07 SCALE: I" - 200' SA 08/17/07 o 100 200 ~ EXHIBIT "A" LINE L5 L6 L7 L8 L9 L10 ADD TABLE BEARING S47.5831 E S38.08 58 W S41.24'29"W N4B'35 31 W N41.2429 E N38"0858 E DISTANCE 150.34' 127.99 191.81' 150.00' 187.54 133.88 / 1~~~~ tt~ ~O:"l ",~ ~~~ ~BASIS OF BEARINGS t;.J S47.58'31"E 41.30' pOINT OF - COMMENCEMENT 1 0' UTILITY V2004244 P12320 I HOUGH~ PROPERllES L 10 SECURE Loa< BLOCK A. LOT 1 IWAP-005.00 VOL. 2lOOJ106 PG. 13485 30' PERMANE T EASEMENT POINT OF BEGINNING I GREENWAY GRAPEVINE A 1718, lR. 4 DFAP-Q04.00 VOL. 98097 PG. 3984 !\(b~~:"~ tt ~~~~(e,"" 9.J ~~ ~ BASIS OF' BEARING: THE NORTHEASTERLY LINE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 96097, PAGE 3964 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS S47"58'31. E (GRID) IN THE STATE OF TEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. SURVEYOR'S CERllFlCA TE TO PARTIES INTERESTED IN TITLE TO THE PREMISES SURVEYED, I DO HEREBY CERTIFY 'THAT THE ABOVE LEGAL DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS AND FROM AN ACTUAL AND ACCURATE SURVEY UPON THE GROUND AND THAT SAME IS TRUE AND CORRECT, DATE OF SURVEY: 8/23/07-9/14/07 SEYED M. ALVANI R.P.LS. NO. 5896 DATE OF SIGNATURE: 9/17/07 V: \52871 \ACTlVE\1871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355~51....DFW--AP\WORKING\07355~51....EXHIBIL004.00.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES SEE SHEET 2 FOR EASEMENT INFORMATION ~ ;ifi .... Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S CoIonxIo _ ste 2-JOO Donvor. co 80222 Tel. JOJ.7ll8.4OlllI fax. JOJ.7ll8.4828 ....otamoc.com REV. DAlE BY M'P. DESCRIPllON DRAYitl BY CHEa<ED BY PRO.lECT ENGINEER SECllON H APPROVED PROPOSED PIPELINE CRosstNG DFAP-004.00 GREENWAY GRAPEVINE TRACT COUNTY Of' DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS ADDITlONAL WORKSPACE DFW AP PAD ROUTE PfJ 09/17/f17 SCALE: ,. - 200' SA 09/17/07 o 100 200 ~ CCfi DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC. SHEET 3 OF 3 EXHIBIT "A" DALLAS COUNTY COMM. COLLEGE DlS1RICT FREEPORT NORTH A 988. lR. 10 BLOCK 2. LOT 2 Df'AP _008.00 WI.. 2005148 PO. 8788 HOUGHTON PROPERl1ES L 10 SEaJRE LOCK BLOCK A. LOT 1 DF'AP-~oo WI.. 200J108 PO. 13485 ~ ....0 ~~~ f. v tt" (?) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~:~~ 'b" 'b~ PRIMERA COPPELL PPl1E III FREEPORT NORTH BLK 2. LT 1 WI.. 97242 PG. 2847 GREENWAY GRAPEVINE A 1718. lR. 4 Df'AP-004.oo WI.. 98097 PG. 3984 q,';,';,9 ".~ tt~~~:~~ 9~~~ ~ BASIS Of' BEARING: THE NORTHERL Y LINE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 2003106, PAGE 13485 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS N 37'04'39M E (GRID) IN THE STATE OF TEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. V: \52871 \ACTlVE\1871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355_251_DFW_AP\WORKING\07355_251_EXHIBIT _005.00.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES CCfi DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES, INC. PROPOSED P1PELlNE CROSSING DFAP-005.00 HOUGHTON PROPERTIES L TO COUNTY or DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS DFW AP PAD ROUTE REV. DAlE BY APP. DESCRlPllON .IlP 09/1 O/fIl SA 09/11 /fIl SCALE: ,. - 200' ~. ~fi SIInIK Stantec Consulting Inc. 2OOOs~1lIvd ste 2-300 _. co 80222 To!. J03.7S8.4O!l8 fax. JOJ.7S8.4828 .....olantItc.cam o 100 200 ~ SHEET 1 OF 2 POINT OF COMMENCEMENT POINT OF BEGINNING 1~~~~ RIGHT-OF-WAY tt~ SO "" S3815'09"W 455.82' ril; ~~ 15' UTlLlTY ~\)~ V2003213 P1910 ... 22'X10' UTlLlTY ...~ V2003213 P1910 -4 1 O'X1 0' UTlLlTY ,,'I" V2003213 P1910 ~ 15'~UTlLlTV- A; V2003213 P1910 r:-'I" 47'58'34"W 26.27' EXHIBIT I fOO'25'53"E 51.93' DALLAS COUNTY COMM. COLLEGE DlS1RICT FREEPORT NORlH A 968. TR. 10 BLOCK 2. LOT 2 DFAP J)()8.00 N37'04'39"E VOL. 2005148 PG. 6788 BASIS 10F BEARING 30' PERMANENT EASEMENT 14,033 SF 0.322 AC:I: HOUGHTON PROPERllES L 10 SECURE Loa< BLoa< A. LOT 1 DFAP-005.00 VOL. 2003108 Po. 13485 ~ ,_0 bt~q g. v tt" G ~ "" '" ~ ~~~ ~t- ~~ PRIMERA COPPELL PPllE III FREEPORT NORlH BLK 2. LT 1 VOL. 97242 PG. 2847 L..E:GAL D~pnON OF P[RYAN[NT ~~~T A 30 FOOT WIDE EASEMENT ACROSS A PORTlON OF BLOCK A, LOT 1 OF SECURE LOCK SUBDIVISION DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 2003106 AT PAGE 13485 OF THE RECORDS OF DALLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, IN THE DUNNAGAN SURVEY, ABSTRACT 16550, 15 FEET ON EACH SIDE OF THE FOLLOWING CENTERLINE; COMMENCING ON THE EASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY 121 AND THE NORTH CORNER OF THE SAID PARCEL; THENCE S 56'38'56" E ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID PARCEL, A DISTANCE OF 51.93 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING; THENCE S 3815'09" W, A DISTANCE OF 455.82 FEET TO THE POINT OF TERMINUS ON THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL FROM WHICH THE RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF SAID STATE HIGHWAY 121 AND THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID PARCEL BEARS N 47'58'34" W, A DISTANCE OF 26.27 FEET. THE SIDELINES OF SAID EASEMENT SHALL BE PROLONGED OR SHORTENED TO COMMENCE AT THE EASTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL AND TERMINATE AT THE WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL TO ELIMINATE ANY GAP OR OVERLAP. CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 14,033 SQUARE FEET OR 0.322 ACRES. BASIS OF BEARING: THE NORTHERLY LINE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 2003106, PAGE 13485 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS N 37'04'39" E (GRID) IN THE STATE OF TEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. l'RVEYOR'S CERTIFlCA 1E PARTlES INTERESTED IN TllLE TO THE PREMISES SURVEYED, I DO HEREBY CERTlFY THAT THE ABOVE LEGAL DESCRIPTlON WAS PREPARED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS AND FROM AN ACTUAL AND ACCURATE SURVEY UPON THE GROUND AND THAT SAME IS TRUE AND CORRECT. SEYED M. ALVAN I R.P.LS. NO. 5896 DATE OF SIGNATURE: 09/13/07 V: \52B71 \ACTlVE\1 B71 07355\DRA W1NG\EXHIBITS\07355.-251 J)FW_AP\WORKING\07355_25LEXHIBIL005.00.DWG EASEMENT TABLE TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES CENTERUNE LENGlH 455.82' 27.63 ROS. EASEMENT AREA 14,033 SF 0..322 AC TEMP. WORKSPACE AOO'L WORKSPACE DATE OF SURVEY: 08/23/07-09/07/07 CCfi DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES, INC. PROPOSED PIPELINE CROSSING DFAP-005.00 HOUGHTON PROPERTlES L TO COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS 30' PERMANENT EASEMENT DFW AP PAD ROUTE .IlP 09/1DjU7 SCALE: 1" - 200 ~p ~fi ..... Stantec Consulting Inc. 2OOOS~_ ste 2-300 1loIMr. co 80222 ToI. J03. 7!l8.40!58 =:;:..:: REV. DATE BY APP. DESCRlPllON SA 09/11/07 o 100 200 ~ SHEET 2 OF 2 I q,~~9 ~~ ~~~~:i-~ 19<tJtb~~ I EXHIBIT "A" ~ ... ~ , ~ I(,~ .;. ~ HOUGHTON PROPERllES L TO SECURE Loa< BLoa< A. LOT 1 DFAP-005.oo VOL. 2003106 PG. 13485 w. SANDY LAKE RD. PERMANENT RIGHT-Of-WAY DEDICA l10N aTY Of COPPELL. lEXAS VOL. 2005139. PG. 438 DALLAS COUNTY COMM. COLLEGE D1SlR1CT FREEPORT NORlH A 988. lR. 10 BLoa< 2. LOT 2 DFAP _008.00 VOL. 2005148 PG. 8788 ~ ,.0 bt'b~ ~ '" ~" 6 ~ :"t '" ~ ~.J~ tb~ tb<tJ PRIMERA COPPELL PPllE III FREEPORT NORlH BU< 2. LT 1 VOL. 97242 PG. 2847 BASIS Of BEARING: THE NORTHERLY UNE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 2005146, PAGE 6788 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS N 89.52'28- E (GRID) IN THE STATE OF TEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. CCfi DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC. Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 S Colorado _ Sle 2-300 Dorww, co 80222 Tel. J03.7118.<4058 Fax. J03.7llll.4828 ....ota-.com REV. DATE BY APP. V: \52871 \ACTlVE\1871 07355\DRAWlNG\EXHIBITS\07355_251 J)FW_AP\WORKING\07355_251 J:XHIBIL006.00.DWG TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES ~p. ~~ ..... DESCRIPTION PROPOSED PIPElINE CROSSING DFAP _006.00 ALLAS CTY. C0t.4M. COLLEGE DIST. TRAC COUNTY OF DALLAS, STATE OF TEXAS DFW AP PAD ROUTE DRAYtlII BY CHECKED BY PROJECT ENGINEER SECTION APPROVED .JDM 09/10/07 SA 09/10/07 SCALE: 1. - 200' o 100 200 ~ SHEET 1 OF 4 EXHIBIT "A" \__H_~~ POINT OF COMMENCEMENT N3419'45"E 74.01' POINT OF BEGINNING BASIS OF BEARING N89'52'28"E RIGHT-OF- W, SANDY LAKE RD. WAY S56'38'56"E 86.24' 15' UTILITY HSMT VOL. 2003213, PG. 191 0 ~ " t- # ~ :f(,~ ;. 4 PERMANENT RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATION CITY OF COPPELlo TEXAS VOL. 2005139, PG. 438 DALLAS COUNTY COMM. COLlEGE DISTRICT FREEPORT NORTH A 968, TR. 10 30' PERMANENT BLOCK 2, LOT 2 DFAP _006.00 VOL. 2005146 PG. 6788 ') / / / ADDITIONAL WORKSPACE POINT OF TERMINUS HOUGHTON PROPERTIES L TO SECURE LOCK BLOCK A, LOT 1 I DFAP-005.00 10' WTlLlTY ESMT VOL. 2003106 PG. 13485 VOL. 99122, PG. 4055 PRIMERA COPPELL PPTlE III FREEPORT NORTH BLK 2, L T 1 VOL. 97242 PG. 2647 LEGAL ~IPllON OF' PERMANENT ~~ENT A 30 FOOT WIDE EASEMENT ACROSS A PORTION OF THE PARCEL DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 2005146 AT PAGE 6788 OF THE RECORDS OF DAlLAS COUNTY, TEXAS, IN THE SA & MG RR CO. SURVEY, ABSTRACT 1439D, TRACT 10, 15 FEET ON EACH SIDE OF THE FOLLOWING CENTERLINE; BEGINNING ON THE SOUTHEASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY 121 FROM WHICH THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF A RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATION FOR THE CITY OF COPPELL, TEXAS, DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 2005139 AT PAGE 436 OF THE RECORDS OF DALLAS COUNTY BEARS N 3419'45" E, A DISTANCE OF 74.01 FEET; THENCE S 56'38'56" E, A DISTANCE OF 66.24 FEET; THENCE S 37'42'47" W, A DISTANCE OF 240.27 FEET; THENCE S 3616'05" W, A DISTANCE OF 162.73 FEET; :n-tENCE S 42'33'06" W, A DISTANCE OF 130.72 FEET; THENCE S 36'00'28" W, A DISTANCE OF 545.65 FEET TO THE POINT OF TERMINUS ON AN WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL FROM WHICH A WESTERLY CORNER OF SAID PARCEL BEARS N 00'25'53" W, A DISTANCE OF 51.93 FEET. THE SIDELINES OF SAID EASEMENT SHALL BE PROLONGED OR SHORTENED TO COMMENCE AT THE SOUTHEASTERLY RIGHT-OF-WAY LINE OF STATE HIGHWAY 121 AND TERMINATE AT A WESTERLY BOUNDARY OF SAID PARCEL TO ELIMINATE ANY GAP OR OVERLAP. CONTAINING APPROXIMATELY 34,974 SQUARE FEET OR 0.803 ACRES. V: \52871 \ACTlVE\1871 07355\DRAWING\EXHIBITS\07355_251_DFW_AP\WORKING\07355_251_EXHIBIL006.00.DWG EASEMENT TABLE TEXAS MIDSTREAM GAS SERVICES CENTERUNE LENGlH 1165.81' 70.66 R05. EASEMENT AREA 34.974 SF 0.803 AC TEMP. WORKSPACE 36,733 SF 0.843 AC AOO'L WORKSPACE 93,721 SF 2.151 AC REV. DAlE BY APP. DESCRIPllON DRA\IIN BY CHECKED BY PRO.lECT ENGINEER SECllON H APPROVED PROPOSED PIPEUNE CROSSlNG DFAP _006.00 ALLAS CTY. COMM. COLLEGE DIST. TRAC COUNTY OF DAlLAS, STATE OF TEXAS 30' PERMANENT EASEMENT DFW AP PAD ROUTE .JD1l D9/1D/07 SCALE: 1. - 200' SA D9/1D/07 o 100 200 ~ CCfj DOWNTOWN DESIGN SERVICES. INC, ~p. ~fi SIInIIIC Stantec Consulting Inc. 2000 5 Colorado Blvd st. 2-300 _. CD 80222 Tel J03. 7l58.4OlilI tax. JOJ.7l58.4828 .................. SHEET 2 OF 4 EXHIBIT "A" ~-- BASIS OF BEARING N 9. 'S-E RIGHT-OF- W. SANDY LAKE RD. WAY 419' 45-W , 59.00' , ',S56.3S'56"E .~ ' 102.17' ADDITIONAL ',> > ''., ____ WORKSPACE 1 1 ;---l 1"----- ' /S37"42'47-W S56.3S~ 115.33' " 50.15'/ PERMANENT RIGHT-OF-WAY " 1 DEDICAllON '...t CITY OF COPPELL. TEXAS S37.42'47"W VOL 2005139, PG. 438 144.11' S3616'05-W 165.48' 50' ~IGHT-OF- I WAY N42.33'06-E 130.69' 15' UllUTY HSMT VOL. 2003213, PG. 191 0 ~... ... '"' ~'f' ~~ ~ ....~ 4r'f' N36.00'2S"E 29S.52' 1/ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 S42.33'06-W 130.57' DALLAS COUNTY COMM. COLLEGE DISTRICT FREEPORT NORTH A 968, TR. 10 BLOCK 2, LOT 2 DFAP _006.00 VOL. 2005146 PG. 678S 30' PERMANENT EASEMENT S36"OO'2S"W 295.66' 50' TEMPORARY WORKSPACE 36,733 SF 0.S43 AC:i: ADDITIONAL WORKSPACE ') 1 1 1 1 ( I ! 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DESCRIpnON DRA""" BY CHECKED BY PRD.JECT ENGINEER SEcnON H APPROVED SHEET 3 OF 4 SA 09/10/07 o 100 200 ~ EXHIBIT "A" ~IGHT-OF- I WAY -N83'21 '33.....E 40,46' POINT OF BEGINNING N3419'45-E 59.00' N56'38'56.W 102,17' N3T42'4rE 115.33' BASIS OF BEARING N 9'52'28-E RIGHT-OF- W. SANDY LAKE RD. WAY ADDITIONAL WORKSPACE 45,492 SF 1.044 AC:I: 15' UTILITY HSMT VOL. 2003213, PG. 1910 rC' ... -4 ~.,. c,~ ~ ~ PERMANENT RIGHT-OF-WAY DEDICATION CITY OF COPPELlo TEXAS VOL. 2005139, PG. 438 DALLAS COUNTY COMM. COLLEGE DISTRICT FREEPORT NORTH A 968, TR. 10 BLOCK 2, LOT 2 DFAP _006.00 VOL. 2005146 PG, 6788 S37"OO'19-W 140.45' SOO'25'53-E 87.75' ADDITIONAL WORKSPACE 48,229 SF 1.107 AC:I: HOUGHTON PROPERTIES L TO SECURE LOCK BLOCK A, LOT 1 I DFAP-005.00 10' WTlLlTY ESMT VOL. 2003106 PG. 13485 VOL. 99122, PG. 4055 PRIMERA COPPELL PPTlE III FREEPORT NORTH BLK 2, L T 1 VOL. 97242 PG. 2647 BASIS OF' BEARING: THE NORTHERLY LINE OF THAT PARCEL OF LAND AS DESCRIBED IN VOLUME 2005146, PAGE 6788 OF THE DALLAS COUNTY RECORDS BEARS N 89'52'28- E (GRID) IN THE STATE OF TEXAS NORTH CENTRAL 4202 ZONE. S.uRVEYOR'S CERllF1CA 1E b PARTIES INTERESTED IN TITLE TO THE PREMISES SURVEYED, I DO HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE LEGAL DESCRIPTION WAS PREPARED FROM PUBLIC RECORDS AND FROM AN ACTUAL AND ACCURATE SURVEY UPON THE GROUND AND THAT SAME IS TRUE AND CORRECT. DATE OF SURVEY: 8/23/07-9/7/07 SEYED M. ALVAN I R.P.L.S. 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