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Purchasing Property for Groundwater Supply De Development Theresa James Jason Hill City of San Angelo JT Hill & Co. Why? Urgency. Long-term strategy. Hedge against uncertainty. Something else? Whats the point?

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Purchasing Property for Groundwater Supply De Development

Theresa James

City of San Angelo

Jason Hill

JT Hill & Co.

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Why?

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What’s the point?

  • Urgency.
  • Long-term strategy.
  • Hedge against uncertainty.
  • Something else?
  • Protect existing investments.
  • Security.
  • Diversification.
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Plan your approach.

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The Art of the [bargaining over an arrangement for mutual advantage].

  • Is there a role for a broker?
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The Art of the [bargaining over an arrangement for mutual advantage].

  • Is there a role for a broker?
  • Use anonymity as a tool.
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The Art of the [bargaining over an arrangement for mutual advantage].

  • Is there a role for a broker?
  • Use anonymity as a tool.
  • Keep the transaction confidential.
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The Art of the [bargaining over an arrangement for mutual advantage].

  • Is there a role for a broker?
  • Use anonymity as a tool.
  • Keep the transaction confidential.
  • When do you engage the public?
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Focus on fundamentals.

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Know your boundaries.

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  • Scope of the estate.
  • Fee simple.
  • Horizontal severance.
  • Minerals.
  • Easements.

Know your boundaries.

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  • Scope of the estate.
  • Regulatory environment.
  • Fee simple.
  • Horizontal severance.
  • Minerals.
  • Easements.
  • Permitting constraints.
  • Anticipated production.
  • Modeled aquifer

drawdowns.

Know your boundaries.

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  • Scope of the estate.
  • Regulatory environment.
  • Surface and subsurface

protection.

  • Fee simple.
  • Horizontal severance.
  • Minerals.
  • Easements.
  • Permitting constraints.
  • Anticipated production.
  • Modeled aquifer

drawdowns.

  • Implied oil and gas rights.
  • Accommodation.
  • Environmental indemnity.

Know your boundaries.

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Theresa James

72 W College San Angelo, Texas 76903

theresa.james@cosatx.us (325) 657-4407

Jason Hill

700 Lavaca Street, Suite 1400 Austin, Texas 78701

jason@jthill.com (512) 484-6699