Denver Earth Resources Library

“Form 990 is provided to the board of directors before being filed. The president or treasurer is responsible for its review. Review with board before filing”

“All policies and statements are kept on file at the library, and are available upon request. All financial statements are presented to the library members and other interested parties at the annual meeting, in accordance with the organizations bylaws. Annual performance reviews are held for each employee. The executive director receives some compensation related to the capital campaign in addition to regular salary. Compensation consideration is presented and approved by the board of directors and in compliance with organizations personnel policies.”

“Governing documents available to the public”

“The denver earth resources library was established in 1986 as a non-profit colorado corporation under irc section 501(c)(3), to collect, preserve, protect and disseminate oil and gas data for educational and professional purposes. The primary geographic areas of coverage are the rocky mountain region, the mid-continent area and california/west coast/alaska. The primary data targets are all down-hole information on oil and gas wells drilled, and all geologic data supporting the down-hole information. The library owns, and is located in a 12,500 sq. Ft. Office condominium, designated as a historical building in downtown denver. General explanation, continuedthe organization continues to grow and collect data pertinent to the oil and gas industry, and to serve its customers, primarily the independent geologists, and college and university students.”