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10/14/2026

Pipeline crews are preparing to work on your property. What should you be watching for?

In this on-location video from Wharton County along the Traverse Pipeline, attorney Phil Hundl explains some of the things Texas landowners may see as pipeline construction gets underway—from tract number signs and property access points to construction mats, temporary workspace, topsoil segregation, and cleanup concerns.

Even details that seem small can have an impact on your property. Knowing what to look for—and understanding the rights granted in your easement or condemnation documents—can help you identify concerns early.

Watch as Phil walks through a pipeline construction site and explains what landowners should be mindful of before and during construction.

Have questions about a pipeline easement, construction activity, or condemnation affecting your Texas property? Contact Land Rights Law to learn more about your rights.
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PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: Gulf Coast Midstream – Nash Storage Hub Pipeline ProjectSoutheast Texas landowners: could a new pipel...
10/09/2026

PROJECT SPOTLIGHT: Gulf Coast Midstream – Nash Storage Hub Pipeline Project

Southeast Texas landowners: could a new pipeline project be proposed near your property?

The Gulf Coast Midstream Nash Storage Hub Pipeline Project is still developing, and proposed routes and project details may change. Landowners in the potential project area should stay informed—especially if contacted by a surveyor or right-of-way agent.

Before signing a survey request, easement agreement, or other document, take time to understand who is requesting access, what is being proposed, and how your property could be affected.

➡️ Follow project updates, watch our videos, and learn more about Texas landowner rights at TxCondemnationRights.com.
Learn more before signing anything.

09/30/2026

Pipeline construction can impact more of your property than just the permanent easement.

In this video from a pipeline construction site in Wharton County, Phil Hundl explains how bore pits and additional temporary workspace may be needed when a pipeline crosses beneath a road.

For landowners, that can mean additional areas of the property are cleared, disturbed, or used during construction beyond the permanent pipeline easement.

If a pipeline project is affecting your land, make sure you understand the full construction footprint—including any temporary workspace being requested.

Learn more about pipeline easements, eminent domain, and Texas landowner rights at TxCondemnationRights.com.

Contact Land Rights Law for help with eminent domain and condemnation matters. 800.266.4870

09/25/2026

Pipeline construction can create issues that seem small at first—but for landowners, fencing problems and construction debris can quickly become bigger concerns.

From loose fencing around livestock to wooden mats, tire debris, and other materials left behind, it’s important to keep an eye on what is happening on your property during and after construction.

In this video from an active pipeline site in Wharton County, Phil Hundl shares a few practical things Texas landowners should watch for.

If pipeline construction is affecting your property, understand your easement, document concerns, and know your rights.

Learn more at TxCondemnationRights.com.

Contact Land Rights Law for assistance with eminent domain and condemnation matters, 800.266.4870.

09/23/2026

Pipeline construction may be underway—but is the work staying within the easement?

In this video from an active pipeline construction site in Wharton County, Texas eminent domain attorney Phil Hundl explains why landowners should pay attention to where construction activity is taking place.

Whether you have reached an easement agreement or your condemnation matter is still pending, it is important to understand what rights the pipeline company has acquired and whether construction appears to be extending beyond those areas.

Landowners should also make sure they have contact information for the project’s construction liaison so concerns can be raised promptly if something does not look right.

If pipeline construction is affecting your property, stay informed and know your rights. Contact Land Rights Law at 800.266.4870.

Learn more at TxCondemnationRights.com.

PIPELINE WATCH: East Texas LandownersVenture Global’s CP2 LNG and CP Express system, connecting Texas and Louisiana, is ...
09/18/2026

PIPELINE WATCH: East Texas Landowners

Venture Global’s CP2 LNG and CP Express system, connecting Texas and Louisiana, is seeing proposed expansion activity in East Texas.

The project includes facilities associated with the Silsbee Compressor Station and additional natural gas pipeline infrastructure.

Counties impacted: Jasper County and Newton County, Texas

If you own property in this area and have received a survey request, easement proposal, or other communication regarding the project, take time to understand exactly what is being proposed and what rights may be requested.

Before signing anything, know your rights and ask questions.

Learn more about current pipeline projects and Texas eminent domain at TxCondemnationRights.com.

09/16/2026

East Texas Pipeline Alert: Venture Global’s “Lumberjack Project”

Landowners in Jasper and Newton Counties may be affected by Venture Global’s CP2/CP Express expansion project, referred to as the Lumberjack Project.

If you’ve received a request for survey access, it’s important to understand exactly what may be proposed for your property—including pipeline size and location, temporary or permanent access roads, above-ground facilities, construction timelines, and other easement rights.

Before signing anything, ask questions and understand your rights as a Texas landowner.

Learn more about current pipeline projects and the eminent domain process at TxCondemnationRights.com.

PIPELINE WATCH: Gulf Coast Midstream – Nash Storage HubLandowners in Wharton County and the Fort Bend/Brazoria County ar...
09/09/2026

PIPELINE WATCH: Gulf Coast Midstream – Nash Storage Hub

Landowners in Wharton County and the Fort Bend/Brazoria County area should be aware of the proposed Gulf Coast Midstream Nash Storage Hub pipeline project.

Current information indicates the project may begin near Hungerford and extend toward the Nash Storage Hub near the Fort Bend/Brazoria County line. The project is still in its early stages, and the proposed route may change.

Gulf Coast Midstream agents may already be contacting landowners to request survey access.

If you receive a survey request or communication from a right-of-way agent, take the time to understand:
• Who is requesting access
• Where the proposed route may cross your property
• What type of pipeline or facilities are being considered
• What rights you have before signing or agreeing to anything

Learn more and watch our latest video updates on the Nash Storage Hub project at TxCondemnationRights.com.

If your property may be impacted by this or another pipeline project, an experienced Texas eminent domain attorney can help you understand your rights and navigate the process.

This Labor Day, we recognize the hard work, dedication, and perseverance of the men and women who help build and strengt...
09/07/2026

This Labor Day, we recognize the hard work, dedication, and perseverance of the men and women who help build and strengthen our communities across Texas.

We hope you and your family enjoy a safe and relaxing Labor Day as we celebrate the contributions of workers throughout our state and nation.

From all of us at Land Rights Law, Happy Labor Day!

09/02/2026

The Gulf Coast Midstream Nash Storage Hub pipeline project is still in the early stages, and the proposed route may continue to change as engineering, surveying, and design work move forward.

Based on currently available project information, the proposed pipeline would generally run from an area north of Hungerford, connecting near the Matterhorn pipeline, toward the area east of Damon in the Fort Bend/Brazoria County region.

If the current project map appears to cross your home, structures, or another important part of your property, remember these preliminary maps are not always exact, and the final route may look different.

For landowners in or near the proposed corridor, now is the time to learn as much as possible about the project, understand where it stands in the development process, and know your rights before signing any survey request, easement, or other agreement.

Watch the video for a closer look at the project map and timeline.

Learn more about this project, Texas pipeline developments, eminent domain, and landowner rights at TxCondemnationRights.com.

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