well permit ?

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Permalink Reply by Wayne Miller on December 16, 2011 at 11:38am

 They don't have to drill, but if they go too long they would have to re-apply for a permit.

Permalink Reply by PHILIP ANGELO on January 6, 2012 at 10:44am

 There were 4 well permits taken out 12/01/10  does this mean that all 4 wells should be drilled by now or the permits expires? I know at least one well has been drilled.What  I realy want to know if they will all be coming on line together the pipeline is already connected.

Permalink Reply by Ed on January 12, 2012 at 9:56am

Yes to the first part.

 

 

From the DEP site :

The Oil and Gas Public Reporting Application allows the user to query production information relating to natural gas, condensate, and oil production for each permitted well. If a well permit has been issued by DEP, but the well has not been drilled or has not been completed within a production reporting period, the operator is to provide a non-production reason in its report. This will result in a well record with no production data listed.

Well permits are valid for a period of one year from issuance, and all permitted wells are to be reported. If a well is not drilled within that period of time, the permit expires.

In numerous reports the production data is "grouped" by the common means of measuring the volume produced by a specific storage tank or well meter for several wells. For grouped wells, the reported production values have been summed and averaged among all wells in the group.

Production Reports can be selected by Operator and by County. The Download button at the bottom of a production search results page will allow the user to download production and non-production data in the form of raw data for an entire production reporting period by county or by operator.

Permalink Reply by PHILIP ANGELO on January 12, 2012 at 8:35pm

Thank You very much you have answered

 my question.

Permalink Reply by PHILIP ANGELO on January 13, 2012 at 8:25pm

O.k I have 60 acres in a 775 acre unit, 4 wells drilled . The 4 wells are already drilled and on the DEP production list with no production yet . I have yet to be contacted from chk to this point.

All the info I research myself, Should I have been contacted yet?"

Permalink Reply by Ed on January 14, 2012 at 8:10am

If they have been online for 180 days YES.......