Louisiana Sinkhole Up Close September 11-14, 2012 - Gas Located While Drilling!!

Gulf Crusade – September 15 ,2012

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BAYOU CORNE, La.  - It seems that the drilling performed by the sonic rig, on Dugas & LeBlanc property on the south side of LA-70, has been halted. They have been advised that gas was encountered at 90 feet. They have no additional details at this time however,Parish officials and state agencies are currently at the site. They will continue to advise further once information is available.I wonder how bad things are really getting underneath that failed salt dome since Crosstex Energy LP of Dallas had made plans to reroute its 36-inch natural gas pipeline away from the massive sinkhole in south Louisiana as well. Crosstex Energy LP  says that the project will cost $20 million to $25 million and take about a year.It has had to close part of the pipeline and find other natural gas supplies for its customers since the sinkhole was discovered Aug. 3 in Assumption Parish near Bayou Corne. The company says that’s costing around $250,000 to $300,000 a month.It says it’s looking into recovering losses from “responsible parties and insurance coverage.” Spokeswoman Jill McMillan says Crosstex won’t provide more details about those plans.The Louisiana Department of Natural Resources has said a failed brine cavern in the Napoleonville Salt Dome may have caused the sinkhole.

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