Holiday Madness in North Texas (December 2012) *UPDATES*

Saturday Afternoon in the North TX Burbs

(Photo Courtesy of the Fish Creek Monitor ~ November 17, 2012)

This is the Construction Area for the Camp Wisdom Road Horizontal Directional Drilling (HDD) Site

 (also known as Pipeline Boring)

(No City or State Regulations for Signage, Fencing or Inspections)
The Construction Manager told us that this is a 40-45 Deep Hole under that broken wood. 

This is all for the Installation of the Gas Gathering and 

Transmission Pipeline Systems

in SW Grand Prairie and SE Arlington, TX.

  
All of it within a Few Feet of Our Suburban Neighborhoods and NEW $200,000 Homes.


*UPDATE: For the Curious In the Audience* 

 During the week, Boots Smith Oilfield Services is doing this.  All of it under our streets & neighborhoods! 

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Oh, in case you missed it, here's the Recent Industry Pornography  Obscenity

on Display in Fort Worth, TX and we hear it was/is up on the Dallas North Tollway, too. 

Downtown Fort Worth, Texas (November 2012)  

As that Famous Philosopher Yogi Berra Often Said:

"It Ain't Over Til It's Over."

**UPDATE**:  After a COMPLAINT was filed with the RRC, a meeting was scheduled and completed with the pipeline company and the RRC Inspector on December 3, 2012.  A flimsy fence was then erected by the next morning. (Note:  The site was still wide open to anyone or anything from the back side.) Of course, this fence was not a requirement. It was only done to show us that they were being good neighbors.  So much for "REGULATION." Yee Haw. Oh, and our city's response? They considered it no different than sewer line boring. And after showing them our unbelievable pictures during a City Council Meeting, they did nothing. That's right. NOTHING. Happy New Year.

Welcome to Fort Worth

And We Hear They're Not Finished, Yet.

It's Being Called THE Epic Drought

CHESAPEAKE

Don Young ~ Fort Worth Can Do

The Water Mafia Strikes Again!!

It's a Lollapalooza!!

FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) August 23, 2011 - While many North Texans are being asked to conserve water during a statewide drought, three large pipelines are pulling millions of gallons of water out of the Trinity River in Fort Worth, near West Seventh Street.

The pipelines cross over several roads and trails in Trinity River Park. They were put into place just days before water restrictions are expected to shut off sprinklers in Fort Worth, leaving lawns to dry out.

“They’re just like big straws,” explained nearby resident Don Young, who has seen these pipelines before. “They just suck water from the river or lake or wherever.”

Where are the pipelines taking the water? Follow them past raised sidewalk sections and roadway crossings and you will end up at a natural gas well located just outside of Trinity River Park, operated by Chesapeake Energy.

  And It's Growing the Franchise.

Thank you, Don Young, of  Fort Worth Can Do...for Your Efforts From the Beginning. 

Cancer-Causing Toxins Discovered Near Ft. Worth Shale Gas Drilling Sites