By Vickie Welborn • vwelborn@gannett.com
• January 4, 2011
MANSFIELD — Minimum lease bids set in recent months by the DeSoto Parish Police
Jury have failed to gain any takers at the state Mineral Board sales so
the parish's Administrative Committee has recommended a lower price.
The full panel will vote next week on Monday's committee recommendation to
set the minimum at $6,000 an acre. That's an estimate Chesapeake Energy
officials said they are comfortable with, and that's the company which
will nominate two separate tracts for bidding.
The lease bonus could go higher if other companies also have their sights
set on the land. The Police Jury's previous minimum of $10,000 an acre
is "essentially not there," attorney Dannye Malone said.
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