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Permalink Reply by caualie on February 10, 2014 at 4:19am

  Is this a major line they're talking of replacing or one of the countless old Clinton well tie togethers? Only major line I can think of in Milton runs northwest/southeast,( by the Dave Getches attempt). Maybe 1 or 2 20 or 24's in there I believe, put in early 60's.

Permalink Reply by Ben Campbell on February 10, 2014 at 4:41am

All I know at this point is that they want to replace this existing small line with one 36" but they want a ROW for a possible second.  The exact location of the line is just East of the old Dogwood Golf Course.  I'm not sure where it goes from there other than North/South.

Permalink Reply by caualie on February 10, 2014 at 6:02am

 A guy that lives on Weaver Rd. told me over a year ago that he'd been approached about a pipe line & he told them to hit the road with their low ball offer & said he was told "we'll do it any how". That would line up pretty well south of the old golf course. I don't recall company name either.

Permalink Reply by Ben Campbell on February 10, 2014 at 6:13am

Sounds about right.

I hope they find a way to make it happen though.  We need some kind of infrastructure in our corner of Mahoning County to open things up.

Permalink Reply by Gary R Sarisky on March 2, 2014 at 3:19pm

Cobra has been building something on weaver,that looks like a compression station,the last two days. There is a gas line that runs east to west and one that runs along weaver. Maybe somebody on here has more info?

Permalink Reply by DM on February 10, 2014 at 6:16am

Sunoco is planning on replacing an east west line south of 224 through Ellsworth twp into Berlin.  It's a 6 inch now and supposed to be bigger but not sure how big...could be related.

Permalink Reply by DM on February 10, 2014 at 6:20am

Halcon has also talked to many landowners in Ellsworth twp about a north south line.  They have ROWs with a few of them.

Permalink Reply by Ben Campbell on February 10, 2014 at 6:35am

I wonder if this is where Halcon will be going with their production from North Jackson and Lordstown.  Do you suppose they'll try to get it all the way to Kensington (it will be maxed out with Col./Car. Co. wells) or wait on the possibility of having a Northern Cryogenics plant?  Does'nt sound like the wells north of us will help with any large scale investment in processing up here.  This may be a small part of the reason Halcon stock is so low.

Permalink Reply by bruce c on February 10, 2014 at 9:51am

Are any of these pipelines heading towards Halcon's Rail Facility at the Space Center in Lordstown??

Permalink Reply by Ben Campbell on February 11, 2014 at 3:29am

I have'nt heard much about the Rail Facility of late.  I think Halcon being broke and the poor performing wells of Northern Trumbull county would seriously hurt that project.

Permalink Reply by caualie on February 12, 2014 at 5:13am

 There's also been some activity at the old Sinclair location on Ellsworth Rd. (Across from the old Gutman Oil) Don't know what they're doing, but there were big tanks on that side of the road many years ago as well.  For sure some infrastructure won't hurt, but I'm guessing that there's a lot to be learned about tapping these northern regions. It's hard to believe companies like BP would invest the kind of money they have if the product wasn't there. It might just be chump change to BP, but BP didn't become BP by being stupid. Everyone might be rushing south to the sweet spot, but that doesn't mean they won't keep working to unlock the potential of their investment in the north at some point in the future & infrastructure in place won't hurt.

Permalink Reply by Ben Campbell on February 12, 2014 at 5:38am

I totally agree.

I just hope that it comes soon enough for some of the old boys to enjoy it.