[CLC-Discussion] Something We Should Be Aware Of?
Michael D. Sechrest
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Fri Oct 11 07:52:57 PDT 2013
South Florida is more twirking than fracking?
Michael D. Sechrest
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Patrick G.
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2013 10:34 AM
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Subject: Re: [CLC-Discussion] Something We Should Be Aware Of?
As is the case here in Collier County as well, where the county's namesake
family and related entities have held these sub-surface rights for decades.
Drilling even occurs in the now shutdown national parks in So Fla.
This may be "news" to less sophisticated buyers in that respect, but begs
the question why folks will not spend the funds to have a real estate lawyer
look over their deal....
As to fracking, much of the sub-surface geology in South Florida is not
appropriate for that technique, although horizontal drilling is often used.
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On Oct 11, 2013, at 10:19 AM, "Willis, David" <dwillis at rumberger.com> wrote:
There is more oil drilling in Florida than a lot of people realize. Oil
wells (not currently pumping) are visible from I-4 near Lakeland. Fracking
opens up a lot of areas. The homes in Celebration built by Disney have oil,
gas, and mineral rights reservations in favor of Tufts University, but no
rights to explore for it. So it is sort of academic.
So, yes, it is something we should be aware of.
David C. Willis
Board Certified in Construction Law and Business Litigation
Rumberger, Kirk & Caldwell, P.A.
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Ladies & Gentlemen:
Maybe I am just not as aware as the average dirt lawyer, but reserving oil,
gas & mineral rights under 10,000 new homes in Florida without notice? I
understand this kind of tricky stuff in oil & gas country, but Florida? Must
be thinking of minerals, too.
Special Report: U.S. builders hoard mineral rights under new homes
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/10/09/us-usa-fracking-rights-specialrepo
rt-idUSBRE9980AZ20131009
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