Having NG in the country is a BIG plus, probably offset any drop in value due to the easement. As for not being able to build near it, if the OP is thinking about developing the property, an architect would have no trouble designing whatever is allowed by zoning to avoid the gas line. Heck every subdivision in the burbs has a main gas line running through it without a problem. As for any disturbance of the ground, they don't trench nowadays, they bore/pull the line. The main extension Semco Energy did to get to my property is invisible (bored). The only evidence is the disturbed earth where they tapped into the existing line and where they terminated it in front of my house. I CAN see where they pulled the line on my property to the house because of the tracks of the machine and a "cut" in the sod. No trenching or even a depression in the ground.
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