Landowner Relations
If you believe your water quality has been impacted by our operations, please reach out to the Response Center or your Range Land Department contact as soon as possible.
If you live near one of our well sites and have questions or concerns related to our operations, including traffic, noise, dust, sound, light or water quality please immediately reach out to your land agent or call the Response Center.
For questions regarding your lease including change of address, change of ownership, or general questions regarding your lease, contact the Owner Relations Team. If you are contacting the Owner Relations Team via email and do not receive an immediate auto-response, please be sure to check that the email is spelled correctly.
Response Center
E: [email protected]
P: 724-754-5999
Owner Relations Team
E: [email protected]
P: 844-594-6775, option 9 for general questions
Range has been operating in Pennsylvania for more than 25 years, and completed the first Marcellus Shale well in 2004. Although modern shale development is not new, it is always improving and evolving. The information below will hopefully provide some information on key topics related to our operations.
Water Quality
Community Impacts and Safety
Being a good neighbor is a critical aspect of our business. We understand the importance of transparency and accountability with everyone in the communities where we operate. We’ve been an industry leader in pioneering both operations and transparency. We’ve observed problems and found new solutions.
Traffic Coordination
Range works with local governments and safety officials to develop traffic coordination plans when possible. These plans look at site-specific conditions that help minimize traffic impacts during operations. Range coordinates with area schools to manage our operations with their school bus schedules and routes. Additionally, Range posts signage on local roadways to ensure employees and contractors follow the approved traffic routes and any other site-specific traffic conditions.
In our core operating area, Range also employs a host of traffic management personnel and practices. Including, but not limited to roving traffic monitors, restricted speed limits, and GPS technology to ensure the traffic coordination plan is followed. We make every attempt to minimize the temporary impacts by clearly communicating traffic plans and guidelines to all of our contractors for every location.
Light, Sound & Dust
Range recognizes that there may be some inconveniences associated with our work. We make every effort possible to best eliminate, mitigate and reduce these possible inconveniences by working with local communities, townships and residents.
Many local communities may place rules, regulations, or conditions on these aspects of our work as part of the permitting process. Range is committed to working with local units of government and the community to conduct our work in the most responsible and sensitive manner possible.
Depending on circumstances Range may utilize:
- light shielding equipment to focus light on the location and not on surrounding areas
- dust control for roads
- sound engineering modeling and analysis prior to work
If you live near one of our well sites and have questions or concerns related to our operations, including traffic, noise or water quality please immediately reach out to your land agent or call the Response Center.
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