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American Right of Way Associates Opens Haynesville Shale Office
Shreveport, LA, October 21, 2008 --(PR.com)-- ARWA (American Right of Way Associates) announced today that they opened their Haynesville Shale office in downtown Shreveport, Louisiana. American Right of Way Associates is the subsidiary company of Texas Right of Way Associates (TRWA, Inc) based out of Fort Worth, Texas. ARWA, a right of way acquisitions firm and in conjunction with “The Barnett Shale Training Center” will be offering Training Classes in “The Haynesville Shale Training Center” The training classes include Right of Way Acquisitions, Land Title Research and In The Field Training for the next generation of Right of Way Agents,” says, Don Valden, CEO of TRWA, Inc.
ARWA with statewide capabilities will also provide Mineral Leasing Landmen, preliminary design survey, ALTA/ ASCM As-built, oil and natural gas pipeline alignment route and right of way surveys, construction staking and many other phases.
When Valden was asked why ARWA wanted to get into the Haynesville Shale leasing, right of way acquisitions and land survey, Valden answered “I have worked in the state of Louisiana for half of my 27 year career in oil & gas and have developed new techniques and negotiation skills for the past 5 years in the Barnett Shale play that has helped our energy clients acquire some of the toughest right of way in urban areas as well as rural areas. Also, with our in-house land survey division and pipeline construction division, ARWA is a turn-key service company which makes us unique, more efficient and accountable to our clients.”
ARWA’s President, Ted Valdez, says “The Haynesville Shale is very similar to the Barnett Shale and will have similar obstacles as the Barnett”. Valdez also said “ARWA has the understanding of what our clients need in this type of play because of our experience in the Barnett Shale the last few years”.
American Right of Way Associates, Inc. is a full service Professional Right of Way Acquisition firm dedicated to serving the needs of the Oil & Gas industry and the Energy Companies currently working in the Haynesville Shale play and the Barnett Shale play.
American Right of Way Associates, Inc. has over 27 years experience in the Oil & Gas Industry and 5 years experience in the Barnett Shale.
American Right of Way Associates, Inc. is the only right of way acquisition firm conducting professional training classes for future Right of Way Agents and Land Title agents.
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If you'd like more information on pricing, or to schedule a meeting/interview with Don Valden, call 817-361-8839.
Shreveport, LA, October 21, 2008 --(PR.com)-- ARWA (American Right of Way Associates) announced today that they opened their Haynesville Shale office in downtown Shreveport, Louisiana. American Right of Way Associates is the subsidiary company of Texas Right of Way Associates (TRWA, Inc) based out of Fort Worth, Texas. ARWA, a right of way acquisitions firm and in conjunction with “The Barnett Shale Training Center” will be offering Training Classes in “The Haynesville Shale Training Center” The training classes include Right of Way Acquisitions, Land Title Research and In The Field Training for the next generation of Right of Way Agents,” says, Don Valden, CEO of TRWA, Inc.
ARWA with statewide capabilities will also provide Mineral Leasing Landmen, preliminary design survey, ALTA/ ASCM As-built, oil and natural gas pipeline alignment route and right of way surveys, construction staking and many other phases.
When Valden was asked why ARWA wanted to get into the Haynesville Shale leasing, right of way acquisitions and land survey, Valden answered “I have worked in the state of Louisiana for half of my 27 year career in oil & gas and have developed new techniques and negotiation skills for the past 5 years in the Barnett Shale play that has helped our energy clients acquire some of the toughest right of way in urban areas as well as rural areas. Also, with our in-house land survey division and pipeline construction division, ARWA is a turn-key service company which makes us unique, more efficient and accountable to our clients.”
ARWA’s President, Ted Valdez, says “The Haynesville Shale is very similar to the Barnett Shale and will have similar obstacles as the Barnett”. Valdez also said “ARWA has the understanding of what our clients need in this type of play because of our experience in the Barnett Shale the last few years”.
American Right of Way Associates, Inc. is a full service Professional Right of Way Acquisition firm dedicated to serving the needs of the Oil & Gas industry and the Energy Companies currently working in the Haynesville Shale play and the Barnett Shale play.
American Right of Way Associates, Inc. has over 27 years experience in the Oil & Gas Industry and 5 years experience in the Barnett Shale.
American Right of Way Associates, Inc. is the only right of way acquisition firm conducting professional training classes for future Right of Way Agents and Land Title agents.
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If you'd like more information on pricing, or to schedule a meeting/interview with Don Valden, call 817-361-8839.
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Permalink Reply by Dorcheated A1 on -
Ouch!!!!! Sorry Jay
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Permalink Reply by Snake Stewart on
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Kudos Randy. I appreciate what you do for this site. I wouldnt spend so much time responding to you if I didnt enjoy the jousting with you. I certainly didnt mean to imply not getting into the conversations.This would be real boring if we didnt have the many different sides of the coin that we have here.Unlike myself, I have never read anything that deserved deleting on your part. As you say, this will help educate and also show insight into the hearts and minds of the people most affected by the Haynesville Shale Play.
P.S. When you see the angry mob with the burning torches next time, dont tell everybody that you are with Frankenstein. (LOL)
Thanks again Randy but you might keep that hardhat on for a few more weeks.At least until things simmer down a little.If thats possible.Have a good one. Snake :-{)
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Permalink Reply by papaw-Cb4 on
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KB Can eminent domain be used to obtain pipeline ROW? It was my understanding that it only applied if the pipeline crossed state lines>
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Permalink Reply by AnnaBelle on
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Where is the office located in Shreveport for American Right of Way Associates?
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Permalink Reply by HBP on -
Just to add my two cents, I think the way this thread went is a great topic (Big Oil vs. landowner; negotiations; good faith vs. bad). Let's put it in a separate thread and flesh this thing out once and for all (if that is even possible). It's already been the elephant in the room within the majority of posts. Lets get into it in a reasonable and emotion free fashion because I think there are some great issues in all of this. Are there villains here or not? Who had a duty to do what?
To boil it down could provide peace for some that are emotional and clarity for some that are confused.
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Permalink Reply by Mary1217 on
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I find all of these posts helpful and informative. Emotional? Yep you betcha. But at least I'm not alone - I can see both points of view, but in the end the big companies hold all of the cards - so we sit and we wait. I had prayed this was a blessing for this community. We (north Louisiana mostly) have been without a strong economical base for so long, we have come to accept whatever is "benevolently" given. That's just sad.
Thanks, KB and Randy - and as always, Dorcheated A1.
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Permalink Reply by Dorcheated A1 on
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Mary1217,
You KB, Jay, Randy and everybody else I would like to thank, as you see can I don't interject
much in O&G conversations I know when it's a time to listen and not speak. You people are the expert's not me so I just try to absorb it. So Jay please don't be a stranger on the board there are a lot of people on this site just like me who need your guidance and expertise.
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Permalink Reply by Grice on
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800 Spring Street Ste. 203
No record of a local number, but you email Rebeeca Castro at rcastro@texasrightofway.com . Two other bits: Ted is a member of this forum, but has not responded to my message (assume to be inactive), plus ARWA is scheduled to be at the expo next month.
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Permalink Reply by Iris on
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This is good news? I'm confused by all the responses so far. My apologies Wm. Buckner to your timely post...sounds as if some more big "guns" are hiring on to intimidate us. I guess I just feel mistrustful of companies & people due to long ago experiences in this area. Eminent domain, exappropriation, etc.
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Permalink Reply by Dorcheated A1 on
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I guess it's gonna be at the El Dorado?
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