Re: Pipeline Question

Posted by noncompos on January 27, 2007 at 16:53:40 from (67.42.238.52):

In Reply to: Pipeline Question posted by jmh on January 27, 2007 at 10:32:08:

Giving up prime development land isn"t quite the same thing as producing fields or land that has little chance of productive use or development, and even tho they just want an easement you"re giving it up for any hope of building on it. Just off the top of my head consider: how much buildable space you"ll lose, not just because of the pipeline building restrictions but from city/county/state restrictions (if any) AND the people who have no intention of living next to or near a hi-pressure pipeline; whether your terrain would require any additional necessary slope/embankment areas and/or any access rights over adjacent lands (often in the "routine clauses" of the easement document). If treed area watch for "danger trees" rights, whereby gas co can cut trees that might fall/blow down onto valving or pumping installations. But the bottom line is: you should not only talk to anyone you can along the pipeline route to see what they"ve been told/offered, but then get legal advice and, ideally, representation. Good luck.

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