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Permalink Reply by evan on October 28, 2014 at 1:24pm

I saw where they have the pipeline surveyed so it won't be to long I'm sure

Permalink Reply by Tom on October 29, 2014 at 1:47am

You say you saw where the have it surveyed?  Just by the markers in the ground or is it online somewhere?

As I said, I have been hearing the clanking of tracks off in the distance.  This morning while I was waiting for the bus with my daughter two trucks stopped just short of the drive and I could hear them asking each other about where the pipeline was.  And shortly after that another truck was going to turn around in the drive, and stopped short when he saw me standing there.  He told me they were working on the pipeline but were lost.  Apparently it is just getting underway.  He also told me that they were starting on the Greenlawn side of the line because of a R.O.W. issue on the other side over by Willow Road

Permalink Reply by evan on October 29, 2014 at 2:10am

Yeah it looks like about a half mile from your place towards quaker. I just saw where they had the survey stakes and it looks like it was laid out for a pipeline.

Permalink Reply by Tom on October 30, 2014 at 2:31pm

Today on the way to work I decided to take the long way to the highway and go through town to see what was being done on the pipeline.  They re-routed the line quite a bit toward town.  They are going to be crossing Greenlawn way down on the Capstone property almost 1/2 mile from where they originally planned it.  At least it is going in.  They are clearing trees out on the west side of Greenlawn right now.

Permalink Reply by evan on October 31, 2014 at 5:36am

That should work out good then. It's not to far from the original pipeline that mark west put in last year

Permalink Reply by Tom on December 15, 2014 at 1:14pm

I have not seen it myself to verify, but I have a report that over the weekend someone saw some flaring going on at the J Hall wells.  I certainly hope this means that they are almost done and getting ready to put the wells into production.  Also, they have moved in the light towers and are working on the pipeline to connect the wells round the clock now.  If not round the clock, at least from very early in the morning (before 5:00 a.m.) until well into the evening ( I passed a LOT of traffic tonight at 7:00 p.m., either shift change or quitting time).

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