Category Archive: In Our Area

News items about what’s happening in other neighborhoods

Feb
20

City of Hurst Schedules Town Hall Forum

The city of Hurst has scheduled a Town Hall Forum meeting Thursday, February 23, 2012 at 6:00pm. It is open to the public, and people will be able to question the city council at the end of the meeting. The notice below was posted in their Monthly magazine, “Where we Live”. Town Hall Forum , …

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Oct
05

NHMOC Update for October 5, 2011

NHMOC Updated Footprint Map

The gas collection pipelines we talked about in June are now complete and Chesapeake is collecting gas from 5 of the 6 well pad sites in our area. Four of these pad sites are within our footprint. This has been confirmed by the City of North Richland Hills. Chesapeake has surface leases for pad sites at the …

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Jun
15

NHMOC Updates On Leasing And Drilling

The NHMOC would like to update you on the following issues: Gas collection pipelines Expected leasing within our footprint Seismic surveys Gas well permits in Hurst Gas Collection Pipelines Since our last update, several new developments have helped shed some light on the Gas Leasing and Drilling in our area. According to the city of …

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Mar
31

Spring Brings Lots Of New Drilling Activity

To All: The NHMOC is alive and well, and working in your best interest. I have been receiving calls daily from both members and people who have seen our signs but have not joined us yet. They are getting cards from lessees such as the Caffey Group and Snow Operating, offering to lease their mineral …

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Jan
19

As Barnett Shale Drilling Heats Up, Sneaky Tactics Continue

The NHMOC steering committee expresses its wishes for a bright and prosperous 2011 to all of its members. This year promises to bring a renewed interest in developing the natural gas potential within our boundaries and we are currently working on a plan that will prepare us to negotiate with Chesapeake and any other companies …

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Nov
22

Leasing and Drilling Activity Increasing in NRH and Hurst

The past two months have seen increased leasing and drilling activity in North East Tarrant County. We are just in the beginning stages as many wells have been drilled but are not producing yet due to lack of pipeline connections. According to the city of North Richland Hills (NRH), they are working with Chesapeake to …

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Sep
02

NHMOC Is Alive And Well And Still Working For You…

NHMOC Area Map With Well Sites

There has been a lot of activity since our last update. As we mentioned, many of our neighbors in South Hurst whose leases expired in April have joined NHMOC, and new MOI ‘s come in every day. We now have over 250 members in the area from Pipeline to Hwy 10, and 820 to Precinct …

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Jun
11

Barnett Shale Activity Continues To Escalate In NHMOC Area.

There are several interesting new developments in the gas lease/drilling activity for the NHMOC area. In the past month, several of our south Hurst neighbors’ gas leases have expired. We attended a meeting in their neighborhood, and introduced the NHMOC. Over two hundred new members from those neighborhoods have joined us since that meeting. There …

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May
18

Geophysical Surveys in the NHMOC Area

The NHMOC committee has been receiving numerous emails and telephone calls resulting from Dawson Geophysical contacting some of you asking permission to do a geophysical survey on your property. We wanted to give you some information about this so you will understand exactly what is being done. The first thing you should understand is that …

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May
08

Important Update For Those With Expiring Leases

It has been a while since we have had any relevant newsworthy topics to post here.  As you all know, with the recession came a major slump in oil and gas leasing and development and, as a result, an end to the high signing bonuses of 2008.  Happily, things are gradually starting to pick up …

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