How a well pad is left after drilling...
we had a well drilled in Lincoln parish and it didn't produce the pressure they needed. Well was pulled and abandoned in '09. Here is a link to the satellite view of the property. Can someone tell me if this is how a wellpad is to be left after the company is finished?
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Permalink Reply by Terry L. Antee on -
Most operators will fill in the pit and remove the stone, unless it is in the damages they will not plant trees or grass.
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Permalink Reply by adubu on
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Also it may depend on language of the Pad Site ROW-Damage Agreement sign by Surface Owner before pad site build.
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Permalink Reply by dan dugdale on
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we have a company wanting to run a pipeline across the property. What are the pros and cons
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Permalink Reply by adubu on
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dan--- many threads on this GHS site about pipelines ROW-- just fill in the search on site---lots to read. In general if it does not affect the usage site on your property and you get the right ROW agreement it's a excellent source of good one time money. If they want to go across old pad site then that even better.
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