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The document is a Notice of Competitive Oil and Gas Lease Sale issued by the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) for specific parcels in Wyoming. It outlines the details of the lease sale scheduled for November 1, 2011, including registration procedures, bidding processes, conditions of sale, and stipulations related to environmental protection and land use. The notice emphasizes compliance with federal regulations and provides information on how to file noncompetitive offers after the sale. Additionally, it includes stipulations regarding wildlife habitats, historic trails, and other resource management considerations.

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How much is a BLM lease?

Cost for a grazing lease on public lands varies between state and federal entities. BLM and USFS both base their costs on $1.35 per AUM or Head Month (see explanations below) while state leases typically are more expensive.

How much does it cost to lease land in BLM?

Rents: Annual rental rates for a competitive lease is $3.00 per acre (or fraction thereof) in the first 2 years; $5.00 per acre for lease years 3 through 8; and $15.00 per acre each year thereafter.

Is leased BLM land still public?

The BLM issues leases and permits for the public to use, occupy or develop public lands for a variety of purposes. Examples include commercial filming and photography, advertising displays, crop harvesting, residential occupancy, recreation facilities, construction equipment storage, assembly yards and well pumps.

Is it possible to buy BLM land?

Bureau of Land Management (BLM) sells public lands, which are undeveloped land tracts with no improvements. To learn about public lands for sale, find and contact the BLM state office for the area where you are interested.

What is the average royalty on an oil and gas lease?

Royalty Rates: The royalty agreement or rate is a percentage of total revenue gotten from the sale of oil and gas, and its always outlined in the lease agreement. The royalty percentage is usually 12.5% to 15% but can change based on regional regulations or negotiations.

What type of auctions do the BLM conduct when oil and gas leases are available?

The MLA requires each BLM state office to conduct quarterly oil and gas lease sales by oral bidding where eligible lands are available. It also establishes the minimum bonus bid1 of $2 per acre. Parcels unsold at the oral auctions are available noncompetitively starting the day after the sale.

How do I get a BLM grazing lease?

Any U.S. citizen or validly licensed business can apply for a BLM grazing permit or lease. To do so, one must either: Buy or control private property known as base property (property that has been legally recognized by the BLM as having preference for the use of public land grazing privileges), or.

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