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Rig 94 sat idle at the corner of Ranney and First streets in Craig. Carolyn Tucker, community relations representative for Shell Oil Company, said the rig was stalled by the Colorado Department of Transportation because of road damage concerns. Tucker said Moffat County officials helped foster an agreement with CDOT allowing Rig 94 to be transported to its drilling site a mile east of Harper Hill on Colorado Highway 317 near Hamilton.
Rig 94 sat idle at the corner of Ranney and First streets in Craig. Carolyn Tucker, community relations representative for Shell Oil Company, said the rig was stalled by the Colorado Department of Transportation because of road damage concerns. Tucker said Moffat County officials helped foster an agreement with CDOT allowing Rig 94 to be transported to its drilling site a mile east of Harper Hill on Colorado Highway 317 near Hamilton.
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A Shell Oil Company rig that had been delayed in operations and was sitting at the corner of Ranney and First streets is now onsite and drilling, a company spokeswoman said Thursday.

Carolyn Tucker, community relations representative for Shell, said Rig 94 has been drilling for a “couple of weeks now” off Colorado Highway 317, about a mile east of another Shell drilling operation atop Harper Hill near Hamilton.

Tucker said Rig 94 was stalled by the Colorado Department of Transportation.

CDOT raised concerns about the rig’s weight and potential road damage to Colorado Highway 317 while in transport to the site.

But, Tucker said those concerns have been alleviated.

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