pipeline rates

Chesapeake wants to run a pipeline through our farm in Eastern Ohio.   What price per foot has been offered lately for pipeline right of ways....we assume gas but it could be oil as there is a gas line along the road now.   anyone have any advice?

 

much thanks in advance

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Permalink Reply by Lisa on April 2, 2012 at 8:43am

I'm also researching what Cobra is paying per linear foot for pipeline right of way.  They offered me $30 per linear foot... broken down into 2 parts.  $12 per linear foot for pipe right of way, and $18 per linear foot for property damages.  This is for 1- 24" pipe.

Permalink Reply by Finnbear on April 3, 2012 at 5:18am

Per linear foot, how wide?

What activity is allowed once the pipe is buried?

0l1a6laz7smpfPermalink Reply by 0l1a6laz7smpf on April 2, 2012 at 9:09am

Hi everyone...

there is soooooo much more to the pipeline contract than a per foot cost...pls review what you can here at gomarcellusshale regarding pipeline offers.   Here is a recent discussion also:

http://gomarcellusshale.com/forum/topics/pipelines-which-one-does-t... (and that is linked to another pipeline discussion).   They have about leased up everything across the Marcellus....they NEED these pipelines...this is an area that you must take your time or you will not get your fair share.

Permalink Reply by Dennis Soinski on July 5, 2012 at 8:05am

There seems to be a lot of online information about agreements for oil and natural gas pipelines, but very little information about water pipelines used in the hydrofracking process. Let's say the oil company wants to install an 8-inch or a 10-inch water pipeline. What is a reasonable payment per foot by the oil company? Will there be a price per linear foot for the water pipeline AND a per linear foot price for property damages?

 

Thank you in advance for your responses.

3rdk2fq1zz77dPermalink Reply by 3rdk2fq1zz77d on July 5, 2012 at 10:54am

...minimal compensation is generally offered due to the fact that the water lines are typically temporary in nature and are laid on the surface of the ground which does not generally necessitate any disruption of the property. 

Permalink Reply by oildude on October 15, 2012 at 11:26pm

The eureka hunter pipeline is coming from newport/ saint marys in Ohio up to northwest washington county where it will tie into a 3 foot existing pipeline that runs from the northeast U.S down to texas. This MUST be a major pipeline hub. Does anyone have any ideas about what would be a fair price per foot ROW for this pipeline? Also, Should the ROW for well pipelines in the area around this pipeline command a MUCH higher price since everything else will need to tie into the pipe directly adjacent to this big pipeline?  Any thoughts or comments are greatly appreciated. 

Permalink Reply by TreeMom on October 16, 2012 at 9:26am
Belmont county dnr is haning a pipeline Row education session in st.clairsville next. Thursday.740. 6951455 is the contact, 7 to 9 at Belmont college

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