Generally, there are set-back limits to how close to existing building they're allowed to drill, in your mineral rights lease. We just signed one last year wit

Generally, there are set-back limits to how close to existing building they're allowed to drill, in your mineral rights lease. We just signed one last year with 750' setback. Luckily, it looks like they're going to drill on some adjacent land. And, as someone else points out, it doesn't really matter where the pad goes (roughly), as they're covering either 640 or 1280 acres (1 or 2 square miles) with 6-8 horizontal legs from a single well pad, at least in this area of Ohio.