Nominations

Nomination #23-DNR-0010

The application is to frack 148 parcels in three townships of Guernsey County comprising part of Salt Fork State Park with nine well pads as close as 395 feet from the park border.

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Nomination #23-DNR-0009

The application is to frack 446 parcels in six townships of Guernsey County comprising all 20,000 acres of Salt Fork State Park with an unspecified number of frack pads in unknown locations.

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$Wolf Run nomination frack laterals$

Nomination #23-DNR-0008

This application is to frack all 1000 acres of Wolf Run State Park and 1000 acres of the surrounding area in Noble County. The nomination does not indicate how many frack pads or where they would go.

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This application is to frack a total of 22 parcels in Salt Fork State Park with three well pads surrounding the park in three townships of Guernsey County. The well pads would be 1,547 to 2,245 feet from the park boundary.

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Nomination #23-DNR-0006

This application is to frack a total of 83 parcels in Salt Fork State Park with five well pads surrounding the park in three townships of Guernsey County. The well pads would be 400 to 7,600 feet from the park boundary.

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Nomination #23-DNR-0005

This application is to frack a total of 176 parcels in Salt Fork State Park with eight well pads surrounding the park in three townships of Guernsey County. The well pads would be 406 to 6,132 feet from the park boundary.

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Nomination #23-DNR-0004

This application is to frack one parcel in Zepernick Wildlife Area in Columbiana County. The parcel is 66 acres to be fracked from a well pad 3.67 miles away.

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Nomination #23-DNR-0003

This application is to frack almost the entirety of Valley Run Wildlife Area in Carroll County. The parcel is 302 acres, to be fracked from a well pad 1.89 miles away and a second well pad 692 feet away.

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Nomination #23-DNR-0002

This application is to frack a single parcel in Valley Run Wildlife Area in Carroll County. The parcel is .07 acres on a residential street, to be fracked from a well pad 2.26 miles away.

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Nomination #23-DNR-0001

This application is to frack a single parcel in Valley Run Wildlife Area in Carroll County. The parcel is .05 acres on a residential street, to be fracked from a well pad 2.55 miles away.

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Nomination #23-DOT-0005

This application is to frack 66 parcels along SR 7 from an unspecified number and location of well pads in Belmont County.

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Nomination #23-DOT-0004

This application is to frack 5 parcels along SR 800 from a proposed well pad 1200 to 1600 feet away and 1 parcel along SR 148 from a proposed well pad 10,000 feet away, all in Belmont County.

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Nomination #23-DOT-0003

This application is to frack one parcel of 2.62 acres at the Department of Transportation Malvern Outpost from a proposed well pad 1.7 miles away.

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Nomination #23-DOT-0002

This application is to frack 31 parcels near State Route 154 in Columbiana County County. The parcels total 42.9 acres to be fracked from a well pad 4,673 feet away.

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Nomination #23-DOT-0001

This application is to frack a single parcel near State Route 151 in Harrison County. The parcel is 9 acres to be fracked from a well pad 2.49 miles away.

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This page contains a list of Ohio public lands that the oil and gas industry has nominated for extraction — meaning they have applied to the Oil and Gas Land Management Commission to frack on these lands.

Each nomination contains a location of the parcel or parcels; which state agency manages that location; whether it is in a state park, forest, or wildlife area; and the deadline for submitting public comments.

To submit a comment, follow these steps:

Write your comment in an email message
Put the Nomination # in the subject line
Send your comment to Commission.Clerk@oglmc.ohio.gov

Be sure to submit your comment by the deadline listed on the Nomination.

Nominations

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