Posted by JD Farmer on March 25, 2015 at 07:42:51 from (104.240.171.82):
Yesterday they cut the trees on the ROW. I am supposed to get all the wood, they are supposed to stack it for me along the ROW at a mutually agreed upon location. It crosses my back corner for a distance of 1070' thru my hay field for the most part.
Took these photo's just after I talked to the cutting crew.
This is looking to the top of the ridge where they entered my land. There is already an existing pipelines to the left of this new one. The old line are 36" natural gas, 3 of them along side each other, been there for 50 years or more.
Here you can see where it leaves mine and goes across the neighbors. Old lines are 2 the right in the clearing over the top of the hill.
This new line is for Liquids from the local Utica deep wells. It is a 12" line.
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