Permalink Reply by Gary Cunagin on April 24, 2012 at 4:04pm Thanks Ron, Where do you get early information like this. I couldn't find a reference on the ODNR site. So, like I do everything I want to learn about, I Googled the listing. The only reference was to an antifracing site that refers to a county engineers report. The location is listed as Centerbend rd. East of the power plant I would guess. I can't believe the best information was at an unsigned antifracing site, yikes.
Permalink Reply by Ron Webb on April 24, 2012 at 5:46pm Gary,I stumbled on it on Kaufman realestates Shale Gas insiders.
It looks to me like site must be on top of hill past the old hog farm,says access from sr60&sr83
They also list Morgan countys lease offers at $3800 acre
Permalink Reply by Gary Cunagin on April 24, 2012 at 6:09pm Ron, there is a Palmer listed on the county auditors site on Centerbend rd. Bet that's it. Dang, I've been leased with PDC for a year now for a heck of a fraction of that. I hope it takes them 4 years to get to my place.
Permalink Reply by Marinell on April 24, 2012 at 7:44pm Looking at a 1997 map, I think I see a lot of Ohio Power Company land around there.
What is the percentage of production?
Permalink Reply by Gary Cunagin on April 24, 2012 at 8:48pm Don't know Palmers %. Here's a link to a map of the permitted well site:
http://maps.google.com/maps?q=39.6093000217463,+-81.6670033471349+(...
Permalink Reply by Marinell on April 24, 2012 at 11:29pm He travels fastest who travels alone (not in a large landgroup) ???
Will that offer set a standard for Morgan County?
Permalink Reply by Ron Webb on April 25, 2012 at 1:00pm with all the active shallow wells in area, land is probably held by production
wont set a standard,just certain areas
if this well comes in good,will bring it farther south east though
Permalink Reply by Gary Cunagin on May 4, 2012 at 10:17pm I drove by the Palmer well site today, already a lot of activity.
Permalink Reply by Ron Webb on May 5, 2012 at 9:53am Gary,I was told that the work on Rt 83,its being closed for 2 weeks is to take off some steep humps and other work so rigs can get in.
The MOCO Hearld said for saftey improvements.
I still havnt seen the permit being issued,just applied for, but with all the activity,I bet they start on this after the highway is reopened.
Permalink Reply by Joe Robb on May 5, 2012 at 10:44pm
Permalink Reply by Ron Webb on May 9, 2012 at 7:48pm Drove by a little while ago,rig was there but not set up yet. I saw they have a crane there also.
Sign says D&D Rig#24
Still no permit listed for Morgan County on DNR website
Here is the permit info:
Permit List
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From
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04/09/2012
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To
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04/09/2012
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County/ App/Issued Date
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Well Name&No/Company
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Surface Location
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Target Location
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MORGAN
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PALMER 44-20
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XCoord S:
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2234689
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XCoord T
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2234781
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34115246670000
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PETROLEUM DEVELOPMENT CORP
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YCoord:S
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587207
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YCoord T
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587230
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Dt App
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04/04/2012
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1775 SHERMAN STREET
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Lot S:
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Lot T
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Dt Issued
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04/09/2012
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Sec S:
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20
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Sec T
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20
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Acreage:
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73.27
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DENVER, CO 80203
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Quad S:
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BEVERLY
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Quad T
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BEVERLY
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Depth
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7200
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3038605800
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Civil Twp S:
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CENTER
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Civil Twp T
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CENTER
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Well Class
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EDPW
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Footage S
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514'SL & 997'EL OF SEC. 20
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Formation(s):
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UTICA/POINT PLEASANT
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Footage T
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540'SL & 906'EL OF SEC. 20
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Purpose:
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OG
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Rig: RTAF
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Type: Drill New Well, directionally
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Elevation S
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901
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Elevation T
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890
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