well on Jann Dr

This well is on the end of Jann Dr. off Linwood near Homalot Dr. and Bonnydune Dr. Sign on the gate says Web no. 11-16-14 H-1 section 11-16 n-14w Id#241091 cedar grove field. I live on jann and so far the trucks have stayed at or below the 25 mph speed limit,they put street sweepers in play when necessary and the noise so far has been very minimal.They put a big sound barrier around the site. This is a large site ,maybe they plan to put in multiple wells? Anyone have any info on this well?

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Permalink Reply by FXEF on June 1, 2010 at 8:18
Ed, Nomac #49 rig spud well on 5-3-10, so about another 40 days of drilling, if they don't have any problems. Most drill pads are 4 or 5 acre sites. If traffic to and from well passes your house, you have first hand info.

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