Going-Price Paid for each Rod for a 40"pipe (maybe a 42") pipeline going through Shelby County, Texas
What is the going price paid for each rod for a 40" pipe (maybe a 42") pipeline going through Shelby County, Texas?
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Permalink Reply by adubu on
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henry--true the width of ROW 30' vs. 50' ; single pipe vs. two pipes important in price paid but as the size of pipe increases so does the $ they will paid per rod. All of these go hand in hand on price paid. Yes I agree you want to have attorney review ROW terms.
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Permalink Reply by Henry on
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And, I suspect the ROW gets wider as the size of the pipeline increases...
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Permalink Reply by adubu on
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henry-yes but I think from 24"-42" requires (or that what they want) a 50' easement so pipe size then dominates price from 24-42"
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Permalink Reply by Bacon on
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Originally Tiger wanted a 60' perm ROW for their 42" but FERC limited them to 50' for environmental impact reasons.
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Permalink Reply by robert minton on
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listen to Henry. you will live with the terms of the pipeline agreement for some time.
best to reduce the trauma, from the beginning.
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