The
Branch of Minerals Adjudication Leasing is responsible for the
adjudication, administration, and maintenance of oil and gas, combined
hydrocarbon, coal, geothermal
steam, and solid non-energy lease authorizations approved on federally-owned
mineral estate; and the Mining Law Adjudication Unit is responsible for
the recordation and adjudication of mining claim instruments filed with BLM
under the 1872 Mining Law.
The
BLM Utah administers approximately 22.9 million acres of Public Lands and another
9.7 million acres of subsurface minerals estate lands in Utah. Revenues
from Mineral Leasing operations in Utah amount to over $74 million
annually. Oil and gas development accounts for $32 million. The
Branch of Minerals Adjudication consist of both Solids and Fluids Mineral
Leasing and Mining Law Administration. Utah BLM has one of the most
diverse mineral programs in the Bureau with leasing and production in more
different commodities than most other BLM states. This diversity
increases the complexity of managing the regulatory and adjudicative processes
which are based on many different laws, regulations and policies which are
commodity specific. Utah is the only state with a gilsonite leasing
and production program and we are the only BLM state to have a Combined
Hydrocarbon Leasing Program (Tar Sands). We have several unique issues
or those shared by only a couple of other states such as tar sands, oil shale mining
claims and oil shale reserves.
Call the Information Access Center at
801-539-4001 for general information on locatable or leasable minerals.
Utah State Office Address:
324 South State Street
PO Box 45155
Salt Lake City, Utah 84145-0155
Directory
Kent Hoffman - Deputy State Director of Lands and Minerals
Terry Catlin-
Acting Chief, Branch of Fluid Minerals
801-539-4122
Mining Law Land Law Examiners:
Opie Abeyta
801-539-4123
Rita Stelmach
801-539-4121
Mining Law Legal Instruments Examiner (TDD)
Dian Harvey
801-539-4190
Mineral Leasing Land Law Examiners:
Mary Higgins
801-539-4112
Connie Seare
801-539-4111
Judy Nordstrom
801-539-4108 |
2004/2005
Oil & Gas Program
(Tentative Sale
Schedule)
December
10, 2004
PREVIOUS DATE: Dec 2, 2004
EOI Cut-Off
July 22, 2004
Posting
Date October 12, 2004
Primary
Lead Connie Seare
__________________________________
February 15, 2005
EOI Cut-Off
September 17, 2004
Posting
Date December 17, 2004
Primary
Lead Mary Higgins
_________________________________
May 17, 2005 -
EOI Cut-Off January
3, 2005
Posting
Date March 18, 2005
Primary
Lead Judy Nordstrom
August 16, 2005
Primary Lead: Connie Seare
November 15, 2005
Primary Lead: Mary Higgins
Sale Notices and Sale Results
General
O & G Leasing Instructions
Non-Competitive
Offers
Submitting
an Expression of Interest (EOI)
Leasing FAQS
43
CFR 3100 Oil and Gas Leasing
43 CFR 3110 Noncompetitive Leases
43
CFR 3120 Competitive Leases
Forms
Geothermal Sale
Sale Notices and Sale Results
Mining Law/
Locatable Minerals
Table of Contents
Introduction
Explanation of "Discovery"
Explanation of "Location"
Recordation
Procedures for Locating Mining Claims on
Stock Raising Homestead Act Lands
Annual Maintenance of a Mining Claim or Site
Forms
New Rules and Regulations *NEW
FEES*
Mineral Patents
Surface Management Bond Information
Filings
Other/Directories/Links
Coal
43
CFR 3400 Coal Management
Introduction
Authorities and Regulations
Other Agencies Associated With Federal
Critical Concepts for Federal Coal Leasing
Federal Lands Available for Lease
Exploration for Federal Coal
Lease Modification
Competitive Leasing
Lessee Qualifications
Rights and Privileges of a Lease
Terms and Conditions of a Lease
Transfer or Sale of a Lease
Termination of a Lease
Logical Mining Units
Royalty Rate Reductions
Inspections
LR2000
- BLM Lands and Minerals Automated System
Minerals Adjudication
Webmaster:
Judy Nordstrom
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