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Understanding the Scope of a Pipeline Project on your Property

What does a pipeline company actually take on your property? In this video, Texas eminent domain attorney Philip Hundl explains how to identify the full scope of a pipeline project on your land—beyond just the buried pipeline. Filmed on location in Caldwell County, Texas, this video walks landowners through real-world examples of what pipeline projects often include, such as permanent easements, temporary workspace, surface sites, valve sites, access roads, and above-ground appurtenances that may remain on your property long after construction is complete. Landowners are often shown diagrams and plats in initial and final offer packets, but those documents can be difficult to interpret. This video explains where to look, what to verify, and why understanding the project scope is critical before signing any easement agreement or responding to a condemnation filing. Topics covered in this video: What “project scope” means in a pipeline easement Permanent vs. temporary easements Surface sites and valve sites on private land Permanent access roads and long-term land impacts How to review pipeline plats and offer packets This educational video is part of the TxCondemnationRights.com video library, created to help Texas landowners understand their rights when facing eminent domain or condemnation for pipeline and infrastructure projects. Learn more by exploring our full video library: TxCondemnationRights.com 00:00 Introduction and Project Scope Importance 00:11 Field Example in Caldwell County 00:36 Impact on Landowner's Property 00:50 Above Ground Appurtenances 01:04 Gathering Project Information