I recently read that in Montana there has been some activity with merging 2, and even 3 1280-acre spacing units to create mega-spacing units with entirely new well density allowances.... I can't seem to backtrack to the article to post it, but the gist of it was that once a 1280 had hit it's max density, that it merges with an adjacent 1280 to create a 2560 or merges 3 separate 1280's to create a 3840-acre unit where addt wells with different orientations are being allowed. Anybody hear anything else about this? If this IS being done, it brings me to the following question: How many spacing units can an individual section,or portion thereof, be part of? For example: let's take a section 4 over 9 standup - can section 4 concommitantly be in a section 5 and 4 laydown unit? And then again, into a 4-3 laydown unit at the same time... ?? Rufus
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