"It kind of uses the landowner in that case who has the pad but doesn't get any royalties. these laterals all show to be planned to go through the the next unit and into the following, I guess that is why they are all HC designated wells."
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Have the laws changed on notifications given to landowners for permit requests and intent to drill?
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Greetings, we have land in DeSoto parish sec 9, Vine is drilling 3 wells from this section and I only know because I happened to drive by and see the rig. Upon research on Sonrise it looks as if the…Continue
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question regarding unleased land charges for plug and abandon costs
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Happy Thanksgiving everyone. We have some unleased land that has a well that has been plugged and abandoned and the producing company has sent us a large bill for our portion of the cost, is this…Continue
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severance taxes
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How are severance taxes calculated in La? We have a lease with two operators, one has withheld (round numbers) $5000 and the other $500, income is the same, same lease. Continue
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cca replied to cca's discussion Have the laws changed on notifications given to landowners for permit requests and intent to drill?cca replied to cca's discussion Have the laws changed on notifications given to landowners for permit requests and intent to drill?"Thanks Skip, that makes sense, the cross unit designation allows the drilling to start in sec 9 to have room to build angle to horizontal before entering the producing unit."
cca replied to cca's discussion Have the laws changed on notifications given to landowners for permit requests and intent to drill?"Thanks Skip, that clears it up, I assume based on your comments, the notice for application for the drilling unit may have come in the past . I did find the well paths on sonris, I need to visit it a bit more often.
Thanks for your…"
cca replied to cca's discussion Have the laws changed on notifications given to landowners for permit requests and intent to drill?"Thanks John for the reply, I guess the notices I've been getting were for a public meeting for an application for permit to drill. I don't live in DeSoto parish, so these notices were helpful to me, and they show plats with the…"
John Denison replied to cca's discussion Have the laws changed on notifications given to landowners for permit requests and intent to drill?"Hi Chuck. In the +/- twelve years since natgas activity in deSoto Parish increased, I have never been notified of drilling activity by an exploration company. In my experience, they don't send drilling notices to royalty owners until wells are…"
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Greetings, we have land in DeSoto parish sec 9, Vine is drilling 3 wells from this section and I only know because I happened to drive by and see the rig. Upon research on Sonrise it looks as if the wells are on the edge of 9 and going away, but one of the wells is entering into sec 22 where we also have some mineral rights. No notifications were sent.Thanks for any info/commentsChuckSee More
cca replied to cca's discussion question regarding unleased land charges for plug and abandon costs"I don't think we got an AFE, but I'll have to check. Thanks for your input Skip,
Chuck"
cca posted a discussionquestion regarding unleased land charges for plug and abandon costs
Happy Thanksgiving everyone. We have some unleased land that has a well that has been plugged and abandoned and the producing company has sent us a large bill for our portion of the cost, is this common practice? ChuckSee More
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