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Brad Emmer commented on Brad Emmer's blog post 'Ponds'"And, while I'm at it, which of th energy compnaies, if any, are aggressively seeking holdings in Beaver County? Is it true thet we hold more promise of the wetter, more valuable Utica Shale here?"
Brad Emmer posted a blog postPonds
I was reading Jeff K's blog from Tioga County re: allowing ponds to be placed on your property. I know little about the fracking process, about the entire process in general, but learning what I can, so I ask: Is the pond accessed from the surface after it is created, or does the access come from off site? The surface of my land is a cemetery. Wouldn't want the dead disturbed. In other words, if the energy company creates a pond on my land, or widens, enhances, or deepens the one I have, then…See More
Brad Emmer commented on Brad Emmer's blog post 'Disturbing the dead?'"Thanx for update. The fact is that drilling a mile under the graves will not affect the "use of the land", to use your words. And, we were granted the mineral rights unrestricted, anyhow. But, thanks for your comments."
A blog post by Brad Emmer was featuredDisturbing the dead?
Yes, Mark, I will call you. And, Janice, thanx for your comments. There probably ARE statutory restrictions re: entering upon a cemetery for this purpose, and the caskets are only buried 6 feet deep. But, that's the key word,..."probably". Shale drilling is a relatively new thing. Death care industry consultants have advised me that there is no case law, or specific statutes that deal with this in Pennsylvania., and that I should get this protection in writing as part of any agreement I sign.…See More
Brad Emmer left a comment for Shaler"Which energy companies, if any, will deal direct with the landowner for a little as 28 acres,...in Beaver County?"
Brad Emmer posted a blog postCoexprise: Inflexible, or quite normal?
I have a 27.5 acre cemetery in Beaver County. Generaly speaking, I was prepared to sign on with Coexprise. But, the Agreement provided no "guarantee" of non-encroachment on my land surface. Anyone else out there with sensitive land encroachment issues? Is there a group competing with Coexprise out there who WILL be able to negotiate with this "impediment"?
Brad Emmer commented on Jon Laughner's group 'Beaver County, PA'"Is Chesapeake approaching landowners directly, or is this through a negotiating group? I have 27.5 cares in Monaca (Center Township), south of the river. What/who is Mason/Dixon landman?"
Brad Emmer replied to Keith Mauck (Site Publisher)'s discussion 'Should GMS have a political group?'"Yes!"
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Just out of the fairway, but lots of leasing activity. One well drilled by Range, reportedly a Utica well, in Marion Twp.
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Ponds
I was reading Jeff K's blog from Tioga County re: allowing ponds to be placed on your property. I know little about the fracking process, about the entire process in general, but learning what I can, so I ask: Is the pond accessed from the surface after it is created, or does the access come from off site? The surface of my land is a cemetery. Wouldn't want the dead disturbed. In other words, if the energy company creates a pond on my land, or widens, enhances, or deepens the one I have,…
ContinuePosted on November 18, 2011 at 5:20pm — 2 Comments
Disturbing the dead?
Yes, Mark, I will call you. And, Janice, thanx for your comments. There probably ARE statutory restrictions re: entering upon a cemetery for this purpose, and the caskets are only buried 6 feet deep. But, that's the key word,..."probably". Shale drilling is a relatively new thing. Death care industry consultants have advised me that there is no case law, or specific statutes that deal with this in Pennsylvania., and that I should get this protection in writing as part of any agreement I sign.… Continue
Posted on September 18, 2011 at 1:52pm — 1 Comment
Coexprise: Inflexible, or quite normal?
I have a 27.5 acre cemetery in Beaver County. Generaly speaking, I was prepared to sign on with Coexprise. But, the Agreement provided no "guarantee" of non-encroachment on my land surface. Anyone else out there with sensitive land encroachment issues? Is there a group competing with Coexprise out there who WILL be able to negotiate with this "impediment"?
Posted on September 15, 2011 at 5:22pm
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