Laterals for directional drilling - GoMarcellusShale.com2024-03-28T16:59:10Zhttps://gomarcellusshale.com/forum/topics/laterals-for-directional-drilling?xg_source=activity&feed=yes&xn_auth=noAs long as they have approval…tag:gomarcellusshale.com,2023-02-20:2274639:Comment:9158952023-02-20T21:01:16.803ZJim Pollockhttps://gomarcellusshale.com/profile/JimPollock
<p>As long as they have approval of 65 percent of the land, they will put you in the unit even if you dont want to be. This is wording right out a unitization . </p>
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<p>a) No activity associated with the drilling, completion, or operation of the Sanor <br></br>Farms CL KNX SW Unit shall be conducted on the surface of any unleased <br></br>property without the prior written consent of the owner of the surface rights of the <br></br>unleased property. <br></br>b) Unleased mineral owners shall not incur…</p>
<p>As long as they have approval of 65 percent of the land, they will put you in the unit even if you dont want to be. This is wording right out a unitization . </p>
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<p>a) No activity associated with the drilling, completion, or operation of the Sanor <br/>Farms CL KNX SW Unit shall be conducted on the surface of any unleased <br/>property without the prior written consent of the owner of the surface rights of the <br/>unleased property. <br/>b) Unleased mineral owners shall not incur liability for any personal or property <br/>damage associated with any drilling, testing, completing, producing, operating, or <br/>plugging and restoration activities within the Sanor Farms CL KNX SW Unit.<br/>c) Each unleased mineral owner shall receive a monthly cash payment equal to a oneeighth share of the gross proceeds from production. Allocation of the one-eighth <br/>share shall be based on the unit participation of each unleased mineral owner’s tract. <br/>EAP shall make monthly cash payments to all unleased mineral owners at the same <br/>time the royalty interest owners are paid.<br/>d) In addition to the cash payment specified in paragraph 9(c) of this Order, each <br/>unleased mineral owner shall receive a monthly cash payment equal to a seveneighths share of the net proceeds from production. Allocation of the seven-eighths <br/>share shall be based on the unit participation of each unleased mineral owner’s tract. <br/>After EAP recovers 200% of the cost of drilling, testing, and completing the initial <br/>well, EAP shall begin making the monthly payments to the unleased mineral <br/>owners for that well. For each additional well drilled in the unit area, EAP shall <br/>begin making monthly payments equal to seven-eighths share of net proceeds from <br/>production to each unleased mineral owner once the working interest owners have <br/>recovered 150% of the cost of drilling, testing, and completing each additional well. <br/>Once a specific cost is charged to the initial well, that same cost cannot be charged <br/>to subsequent wells in the unit area</p> Perhaps the land owner adjace…tag:gomarcellusshale.com,2023-02-08:2274639:Comment:9158612023-02-08T18:18:55.298ZKathi Albertsonhttps://gomarcellusshale.com/profile/KathiAlbertson
<p><span style="font-size: 12pt;">Perhaps the land owner adjacent to the drilling unit refuses to grant surface rights for the well pad and whose land is already involved in a lease denying unitization with any additional acres.</span></p>
<p><span style="font-size: 12pt;">Perhaps the land owner adjacent to the drilling unit refuses to grant surface rights for the well pad and whose land is already involved in a lease denying unitization with any additional acres.</span></p> as long as all the land betwe…tag:gomarcellusshale.com,2023-02-08:2274639:Comment:9158562023-02-08T13:33:48.621ZTusc-county-manhttps://gomarcellusshale.com/profile/paulmartinelli355
as long as all the land between the drilling unit and the well pad is leased/under contract.... in theory the rig could be miles away from the drilling unit. but why would they want to drill under lands that they have no intention of producing from
as long as all the land between the drilling unit and the well pad is leased/under contract.... in theory the rig could be miles away from the drilling unit. but why would they want to drill under lands that they have no intention of producing from Thanks. Since ORC 1509.022 sa…tag:gomarcellusshale.com,2023-01-24:2274639:Comment:9158272023-01-24T03:48:28.898ZKathi Albertsonhttps://gomarcellusshale.com/profile/KathiAlbertson
<p>Thanks. Since ORC 1509.022 says that a rig for directional drilling can be placed on a parcel of land not included in the drilling unit, I wondered how far away from the drilling unit the rig could be placed.</p>
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<p>Thanks. Since ORC 1509.022 says that a rig for directional drilling can be placed on a parcel of land not included in the drilling unit, I wondered how far away from the drilling unit the rig could be placed.</p>
<p></p> No. A operator will propose a…tag:gomarcellusshale.com,2023-01-24:2274639:Comment:9157872023-01-24T02:47:51.560ZJoe C.https://gomarcellusshale.com/profile/NickC6648
<p>No. A operator will propose a unit and once finalized, the operator will file a DPU (declaration of pooling and unit) in the county courthouse. If you’re not leased and they pulled you in, that’s trespassing. Unless you’re in West Virginia and you only own a percentage of minerals in that tract of land. The operator has to have 50% leased in the tract, then the co tenancy kicks in. </p>
<p>No. A operator will propose a unit and once finalized, the operator will file a DPU (declaration of pooling and unit) in the county courthouse. If you’re not leased and they pulled you in, that’s trespassing. Unless you’re in West Virginia and you only own a percentage of minerals in that tract of land. The operator has to have 50% leased in the tract, then the co tenancy kicks in. </p>