Showing posts with label Arlington Gas Drilling Ordinance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arlington Gas Drilling Ordinance. Show all posts

Sunday, August 5, 2012

Cowboys, Baseball and Gas Drilling ~ Yee Haw!

Truman Drilling Site 
(2 Leaseholds converging  ~Truman and Bobcat ~ totaling 1,020 acres with plans for 14 shale gas wells)


You can certainly find more information about ALL the drilling operations in Arlington, TX by clicking here and visiting Chesapeake's Arlington Neighborhood Center.  It's very user-friendly. We count 35 Chesapeake drilling sites inside the Arlington, TX city limits. Beautiful!



Based on what we've learned, and what we know about shale gas, the FRAC Pond you see in the picture (the pond in the lower left that's holding the brownish-colored water)  ~ this FRAC Pond and the accompanying drilling operations will be a fixture in the core of the Arlington, TX downtown business sector for many years to come.  [Are you reading this Dallas?]



So, bring out the Welcome Wagon.




The Truman has landed!  AMEN.


**Update:  Here's some more detail.  Just in case you aren't sure what you are seeing. We understand how it's hard to know with all of this. It's a very special and unique new neighbor.



Tuesday, November 15, 2011

Arlington, TX: Feel Safe or Maybe Not

Drum Roll Please...




Introducing the Arlington, TX  
(Click Here) Community Development & Planning Department
Guiding Arlington's Development
Gas Drilling and Production in the 
Barnett Shale 
 


$$$$$$$$
Ambitious, High Achievers Are Promoted Quickly






August 2011 Contact Information




(Click Here) to view a City of Arlington Gas Well Inspection Report 
(Chesapeake)
See Page 119 for the CONTACT Info (Above)






Harold Sutton and his Team were clearly very busy in the HOT, dry month of August, 2011.  Be sure to click on the link above to view ALL the Inspection Reports for ALL the Gas Operators doing business in Arlington.  There are a lot of them.  And there are clearly a lot of issues.  But not to worry.


The primary violation on most of them is "No fire extinguisher on site."  Oh, and N/A.  Sounds good, even though many of the pictures show what appear to be a ton of violations. Oh, well.


Then there's this one ~ Chesapeake's Pruett Site at 2000 South Watson Road (Page 92 of the Inspection Report) *with labels and colors added for emphasis*








Clearly, Harold Sutton is a very smart Gas Well Inspector/Former Streetscape Inspector. He knows that being anywhere near a FRAC job is not advisable. Feel safe, Arlington.  Yee Haw.







Welcome to Arlington, TX