Underground Gravel Mine in Indy?

[You'll shoot your eye out]

They are large I have been in the one up north on 96th. I do however doubt it would run to acton I have not heard of that from anyone that lives around there and I have lived in that area my whole life. I believe you would still need to get agreements to tunnel under ones property. Also there would need to be some ventilation shafts somewhere as I don't believe you could push that much fresh air that far. I could be wrong though.

No, it would be very rare for an average homeowner to own the mineral rights to his own property. The tunnels do indeed run under private property. Just as you can't control air traffic above your home you have no say what goes on below it.

 

[dwh79]

That is not correct depending on your deed and if the mineral rights have been sold you can own your mineral rights and I can not tunnel under ones property without their agreement. Now I will admit I do not know all of Indians laws concerning mineral rights but I do know a thing or two about tunneling and the quarry on the south side does not extend to acton.

 

[Kutnupe14]

That is not correct depending on your deed and if the mineral rights have been sold you can own your mineral rights and I can not tunnel under ones property without their agreement. Now I will admit I do not know all of Indians laws concerning mineral rights but I do know a thing or two about tunneling and the quarry on the south side does not extend to acton.

I'd image you guys are both right. I think actual depth makes a difference.

 

[Glock22]

You can only mine your own property unless you buy the mineral rights from the property owner.