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re: Pipeline on farmland
Posted on 12/19/22 at 6:28 pm to CharleyLake
Posted on 12/19/22 at 6:28 pm to CharleyLake
If it is FERC regulated then FERC approval is absolutely necessary to begin construction. If they are in the land acquisition portion of the project, then they have not even submitted their FERC application so construction would begin at earliest 2024. FERC approval takes 12-18 months.
If it isn’t FERC related then it’s all a wash and construction could begin much earlier. All they would need is LDNR approval.
If it isn’t FERC related then it’s all a wash and construction could begin much earlier. All they would need is LDNR approval.
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Posted on 12/20/22 at 6:01 am to Merica
If the product in the pipe is intended for LNG facilities to be exported it seems to be FERC related which will issue a "Certificate of Public Carrier and Necessity."
Upon my understanding the pipeline company must receive permission from the state government or FERC to survey the property.
A landman might infer that survey permission was granted in the filings with FERC.
"No response" to a survey could be characterized as acceptance rather than opposition.
Upon my understanding the pipeline company must receive permission from the state government or FERC to survey the property.
A landman might infer that survey permission was granted in the filings with FERC.
"No response" to a survey could be characterized as acceptance rather than opposition.
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