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Eagle Ford Shale - Dewitt County Having (2) wells on same pad. Asking us to sign easement in order to enter through our land and collect oil on neighbors property. Can't we included in that unit? …Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by Wonderland Jun 13, 2011.
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We have a clause in our lease where we get $15,000 surface damage for every well drilled on our property. Nothing in the lease about a drilling pad for another property owners well in another unit. Purely economics on that issue I imagine. Where did you get the $30k and $50k per pad? Is that a Conoco offer?
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