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Range Resources Joins MarkWest in Appeal of Cecil Zoning Board's Compressor Station Denial
The notice to intervene was filed Friday in Washington County court.
Range Resources on Friday joined MarkWest in its of the Cecil Township Zoning Board's the company needed to build a Marcellus Shale compressor station in the community.
The notice to intervene was filed in the Washington County court (document included) on behalf of Range Resources by the Southpointe-based lawfirm Fulbright & Jawarski.
The document states that Range Resources, based in Southpointe, is an oil-and-gas lease holder for the property on state Route 980 and Coleman Road where MarkWest's compressor station was to be built.
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Range Resources spokesmen Matt Pitzarella, Mike Mackin and Jim Cannon did not immediately return messages left on their cell phones seeking comment Monday.
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