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Permalink Reply by Klix on January 18, 2012 at 2:55am

Shell (SWEPI LC) seems to be the big player right now. Not sure who the contact is for that area. We are in the process of signing with them right now in Washington TWP just east of you. Our landman is Southeast Land Services in Butler

Address:

115 W Cunningham St

Butler, PA 16001

Phone:

724-256-9259

E-mail:

info@southeastland.net

Permalink Reply by Julsieg1 on February 3, 2012 at 10:24am

Yes, seems to be Shell (SWEPI LP).  We signed awhile ago, it was also with Southeast Land Services.  We are in Slippery Rock Twp.  Anyone else in Slippery Rock Twp sign?

Permalink Reply by JBM on February 5, 2012 at 8:06am

Do the negotiations include access to the Utica Shale or only the Marcellus?  I noted that some are seeing the Utica as a separate opportunity from a leasing standpoint.  In addition the Utica could potentially contain more liquids and possibly some oil. Either would be higher in value than dry gas. Rex has apparently completed a successful Utica gas well near Muddy Creek in Butler County.

Permalink Reply by Klix on February 6, 2012 at 2:18am

We tried to separate out different layers in our agreement but Shell would not  go for it.

Permalink Reply by Julsieg1 on February 6, 2012 at 1:50pm

We tried also and had the same result.  You'll be paid for everything that comes out of the well, so it would be the same other than a separate signing bonus for the Utica.  Seems like Shell is very interested in the "wet gas" because of the cracker plant they intend to build soon.  I read on Yahoo finance that they will decide where they are going to build it by the 2nd quarter of this year.

Permalink Reply by Birdog on August 7, 2012 at 3:32pm

The pipeline is coming. Yeah.

Permalink Reply by cheliped on August 8, 2012 at 1:43am

Jeff,

where and when is the pipeline coming?

Permalink Reply by Birdog on August 22, 2012 at 3:26pm

It is runnin north of route 108, then south when it crosses rt 8. Heading to Boyer.

Permalink Reply by Julsieg1 on August 23, 2012 at 3:56am

That's great news; where do you find this information? 

Permalink Reply by Noah D. on November 27, 2012 at 6:54am

A pipeline company wants a right-of-way across my property to run their pipeline.  Does anyone know what payment I can expect  for granting a right-of-way? 

Permalink Reply by Oliver Perry on November 27, 2012 at 7:58am

There is some good info here. What part of Butler County?

Attachments:

• EricCampsPipeLineNegotiation.pdf, 124 KB

Permalink Reply by Oliver Perry on November 28, 2012 at 9:25am

Noah, more good info here from the main page, thanks to Fang.

Permalink Reply by Fang F Fang yesterday

Ro,

Is this a transmission line or gathering line ?

$2.00 per inch per foot. Limit the size of the ROW, 2 ROW, one permanent one temporary,access only to ROW no other part of your property, the agreement is for one line so they have to come back if they want to install anymore, ROW cannot be assigned or sold without your permission and permission can be denied,company cannot grant ROW inside of ROW, you can still use the surface if you are a farmer or you have other uses for the property,landowner may cross ROW,no surface equipment allowed or associated installations without  separate agreements (compressors, driers, pig launchers etc), you approve the location of ROW, indemnification clause, insurance clause, company is responsible for all damage it causes or is caused by subcontractors, double ditch method of installation, set depth of line, restoration to original grade, re-seed and guarantee growth of grass, you choose type of grass,limit substances to be transported, company must maintain ROW landowner can collect damages from future activities such as maintenance, replacement etc ,ROW reverts back to landowner after abandonment, plat map/drawings of ROW, pictures of ROW prior to commencement of work and after restoration at cost to company,survey of ROW and proper written description of ROW (not just a description of the property, Limit points of ingress and egress,company pays all costs associated with the ROW including your attorney fees,

I may have missed a few issues. Hope this helps

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