Title 43 C.F.R. — Public Lands: Interior

5454 sections

PART 1

• § 1.1 — Purpose
• § 1.2 — Definitions
• § 1.3 — Who may practice
• § 1.4 — Disqualifications
• § 1.5 — Signature to constitute certificate
• § 1.6 — Disciplinary proceedings

PART 2

• § 2.1 — What should you know up front?
• § 2.2 — What kinds of records are not covered by the regulations in subparts A through I of this part?
• § 2.3 — Where should you send a FOIA request?
• § 2.4 — Does where you send your request affect its processing?
• § 2.5 — How should you describe the records you seek?
• § 2.6 — How will fee information affect the processing of your request?
• § 2.7 — What information should you include about your fee category?
• § 2.8 — Can you ask for records to be disclosed in a particular form or format?
• § 2.9 — What if your request seeks records about another person?
• § 2.10 — May you ask for the processing of your request to be expedited?
• § 2.11 — What contact information should your request include?
• § 2.12 — What should you know about how bureaus process requests?
• § 2.13 — How do consultations and referrals work?
• § 2.14 — In what order are responses usually made?
• § 2.15 — What is multitrack processing and how does it affect your request?
• § 2.16 — What is the basic time limit for responding to a request?
• § 2.17 — When does the basic time limit begin for misdirected FOIA requests?
• § 2.18 — When can the bureau suspend the basic time limit?
• § 2.19 — When may the bureau extend the basic time limit?
• § 2.20 — When will expedited processing be provided and how will it affect your request?
• § 2.21 — How will the bureau respond to requests?
• § 2.22 — How will the bureau grant requests?
• § 2.23 — When will the bureau deny a request or procedural benefits?
• § 2.24 — How will the bureau deny requests?
• § 2.25 — What if the requested records contain both exempt and nonexempt material?
• § 2.26 — May submitters of possibly confidential information designate information as confidential when making Departmental submissions?
• § 2.27 — When will the bureau notify a submitter of a request for their possibly confidential information?
• § 2.28 — What information will the bureau include when it notifies a submitter of a request for their possibly confidential information?
• § 2.29 — When will the bureau not notify a submitter of a request for their possibly confidential information?
• § 2.30 — How and when may a submitter object to the disclosure of confidential information?
• § 2.31 — What must a submitter include in a detailed Exemption 4 objection statement?
• § 2.32 — How will the bureau consider the submitter's objections?
• § 2.33 — What if the bureau determines it will disclose information over the submitter's objections?
• § 2.34 — Will a submitter be notified of a FOIA lawsuit?
• § 2.35 — Will you receive notification of activities involving the submitter?
• § 2.36 — Can a bureau release information protected by Exemption 4?
• § 2.37 — What general principles govern fees?
• § 2.38 — What are the requester fee categories?
• § 2.39 — How does your requester category affect the fees you are charged?
• § 2.40 — How will fee amounts be determined?
• § 2.41 — What search fees will you have to pay?
• § 2.42 — What duplication fees will you have to pay?
• § 2.43 — What review fees will you have to pay?
• § 2.44 — What fees for other services will you have to pay?
• § 2.45 — When will the bureau waive fees?
• § 2.46 — When may you ask the bureau for a fee waiver?
• § 2.47 — How will the bureau notify you if it denies your fee waiver request?
• § 2.48 — How will the bureau evaluate your fee waiver request?
• § 2.49 — When will you be notified of anticipated fees?
• § 2.50 — When will the bureau require advance payment?
• § 2.51 — What if the bureau needs clarification about fee issues?
• § 2.52 — How will you be billed?
• § 2.53 — How will the bureau collect fees owed?
• § 2.54 — When will the bureau combine or aggregate requests?
• § 2.55 — What if other statutes require the bureau to charge fees?
• § 2.56 — May the bureau waive or reduce your fees at its discretion?
• § 2.57 — When may you file an appeal?
• § 2.58 — How long do you have to file an appeal?
• § 2.59 — How do you file an appeal?
• § 2.60 — Who makes decisions on appeals?
• § 2.61 — How are decisions on appeals issued?
• § 2.62 — When can you expect a decision on your appeal?
• § 2.63 — Can you receive expedited processing of appeals?
• § 2.64 — Must you submit an appeal before seeking judicial review?
• § 2.65 — Where are records made available?
• § 2.66 — What are FOIA Requester Centers and the FOIA Public Liaison?
• § 2.67 — When will the Department make records available without a FOIA request?
• § 2.68 — How will FOIA materials be preserved?
• § 2.69 — How will a bureau handle a request for federally-funded research data?
• § 2.70 — What definitions apply to subparts A through I of this part?
• § 2.200 — Declassification of classified documents
• § 2.220 — Purpose and scope
• § 2.221 — Definitions
• § 2.222 — Records subject to Privacy Act
• § 2.223 — Standards for maintenance of records subject to the Act
• § 2.224 — [Reserved]
• § 2.225 — Federal Register notices describing systems of records
• § 2.226 — Assuring integrity of records
• § 2.227 — Conduct of employees
• § 2.228 — Government contracts
• § 2.229-2.230 — 2.229-2.230 [Reserved]
• § 2.231 — Disclosure of records
• § 2.232 — Accounting for disclosures
• § 2.233-2.234 — 2.233-2.234 [Reserved]
• § 2.235 — Request for notification of existence of records: Submission
• § 2.236 — Requests for notification of existence of records: Action on
• § 2.237 — Requests for access to records
• § 2.238 — Requests for access to records: Submission
• § 2.239 — Requests for access to records: Initial decision
• § 2.240 — Requests for notification of existence of records and for access to records: Appeals
• § 2.241 — Requests for access to records: Special situations
• § 2.242-2.244 — 2.242-2.244 [Reserved]
• § 2.245 — Amendment of records
• § 2.246 — Petitions for amendment: Submission and form
• § 2.247 — Petitions for amendment: Processing and initial decision
• § 2.248 — Petitions for amendments: Time limits for processing
• § 2.249 — Petitions for amendment: Appeals
• § 2.250 — Petitions for amendment: Action on appeals
• § 2.251 — [Reserved]
• § 2.252 — Statements of disagreement
• § 2.253 — [Reserved]
• § 2.254 — Exemptions
• § 2.280 — What does this subpart cover?
• § 2.281 — What is the Department's policy on granting requests for employee testimony or Department records?
• § 2.282 — How can I obtain employee testimony or Department records?
• § 2.283 — If I serve a subpoena duces tecum, must I also submit a Touhy request?
• § 2.284 — What information must I put in my Touhy Request?
• § 2.285 — How much will I be charged?
• § 2.286 — Can I get an authenticated copy of a Department record?
• § 2.287 — How will the Department process my Touhy Request?
• § 2.288 — What criteria will the Department consider in responding to my Touhy Request?
• § 2.289 — What must I, as an employee, do upon receiving a request?
• § 2.290 — Must I get approval before testifying as an expert witness on a subject outside the scope of my official duties?
• § 2.300 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 2.301 — What does this subpart cover?
• § 2.302 — What terms are used in this subpart?
• § 2.303 — What are DOI's requirements for protecting SSNs in document sent by mail?

PART 3

• § 3.1 — Jurisdiction
• § 3.2 — Limitation on permits granted
• § 3.3 — Permits; to whom granted
• § 3.4 — No exclusive permits granted
• § 3.5 — Application
• § 3.6 — Time limit of permits granted
• § 3.7 — Permit to become void
• § 3.8 — Applications referred for recommendation
• § 3.9 — Form and reference of permit
• § 3.10 — Reports
• § 3.11 — Restoration of lands
• § 3.12 — Termination
• § 3.13 — Report of field officer
• § 3.14 — Examinations by field officer
• § 3.15 — Persons who may apprehend or cause to be arrested
• § 3.16 — Seizure
• § 3.17 — Preservation of collection

PART 4

• § 4.1 — Scope of authority; applicable regulations
• § 4.2 — Membership and duties
• § 4.3 — Representation before OHA
• § 4.4 — Public records; contact information for offices
• § 4.5 — Power of the Secretary and Director
• § 4.6 — Definitions and acronyms
• § 4.20 — Purpose and scope
• § 4.21 — Exhaustion and finality
• § 4.22 — Retention of documents; record address; and extensions of time
• § 4.23 — Hearings or related proceedings
• § 4.24 — Basis of decision
• § 4.25 — Oral argument and status conferences
• § 4.26 — Subpoena power and witness provisions for probate proceedings
• § 4.27 — Ex parte communication and disqualification
• § 4.28 — Interlocutory appeals
• § 4.29 — Disqualification of presiding officers and board members
• § 4.30 — Alternative dispute resolution
• § 4.31 — Limiting disclosure of confidential information
• § 4.32 — Filing; service; issuance
• § 4.100 — Purpose and scope
• § 4.101 — Definitions
• § 4.102 — Filing, service, and issuance
• § 4.103 — Document formatting
• § 4.104 — Prehearing conferences
• § 4.105 — Prehearing motions
• § 4.106 — Extension of time
• § 4.107 — Consolidation and severance
• § 4.108 — Intervention and amicus curiae
• § 4.109 — Notice of appearance; substitution of attorneys; and attorney withdrawal
• § 4.110 — Voluntary withdrawal and stipulated dismissal
• § 4.111 — Summary judgment
• § 4.112 — Discovery generally
• § 4.113 — Interrogatories
• § 4.114 — Requests for production
• § 4.115 — Requests for admission
• § 4.116 — Depositions
• § 4.117 — Supplementation or correction
• § 4.118 — Motion to compel
• § 4.119 — Sanctions for failure to comply with a discovery order
• § 4.120 — Subpoenas
• § 4.121 — Sanctions
• § 4.122 — Interlocutory appeal
• § 4.123 — Alternative dispute resolution
• § 4.124 — Hearing scheduling
• § 4.125 — Hearing postponements
• § 4.126 — Hearing procedures generally
• § 4.127 — Evidence
• § 4.128 — Transcripts and reporting
• § 4.129 — Decision
• § 4.130 — Reconsideration
• § 4.131 — Appeal and review
• § 4.150 — Procedures for hearing referrals
• § 4.151 — Resolution of hearing referrals
• § 4.160 — Private contests; initiation of a private contest
• § 4.161 — Private contests; protests
• § 4.162 — Private contests; complaint
• § 4.163 — Private contests; service
• § 4.164 — Private contests; answer to complaint
• § 4.165 — Government contests; initiation of a Government contest
• § 4.166 — Government contests; complaint and service
• § 4.167 — Government contests; answer to complaint
• § 4.168 — Proceedings before administrative law judge
• § 4.169 — Appeal
• § 4.170 — Appealing a grazing decision
• § 4.171 — Petitions for stay
• § 4.172 — BLM document filing requirements and initial disclosures
• § 4.173 — Adjudication of grazing appeal
• § 4.174 — Effect of decision pending appeal; exhaustion and finality
• § 4.175 — Appeal and review
• § 4.200 — How to use this subpart
• § 4.201 — Definitions
• § 4.202-4.308 — 4.202-4.308 [Reserved]
• § 4.310 — Documents; filing, service, computing time, and extensions
• § 4.311 — Briefs on appeal
• § 4.312 — Board decisions
• § 4.313 — Amicus curiae; intervention; joinder motions
• § 4.314 — Effect of decision pending appeal and exhaustion of administrative remedies
• § 4.315 — Reconsideration of a Board decision
• § 4.316 — Remands from courts
• § 4.317 — Standards of conduct
• § 4.318 — Scope of review
• § 4.320 — Who may appeal a probate judge's order?
• § 4.321 — How do I appeal a probate judge's order?
• § 4.322 — What must an appeal contain?
• § 4.323 — Who receives service of the notice of appeal?
• § 4.324 — How is the record on appeal prepared?
• § 4.325 — How will the appeal be docketed?
• § 4.326 — What happens to the record after disposition?
• § 4.330 — Scope
• § 4.331 — Who may appeal
• § 4.332 — Appeal to the Board; how taken; mandatory time for filing; preparation assistance; requirement for bond
• § 4.333 — Service of notice of appeal
• § 4.334 — Extensions of time
• § 4.335 — Preparation and transmittal of record by official of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
• § 4.336 — Docketing and objections to the administrative record
• § 4.337 — Action by the Board
• § 4.338 — Submission by administrative law judge of proposed findings, conclusions and recommended decision
• § 4.339 — Exceptions or comments regarding recommended decision by administrative law judge
• § 4.340 — Disposition of the record
• § 4.400 — Scope of rules
• § 4.401 — Definitions
• § 4.402 — Who may appeal; decisions not subject to appeal
• § 4.403 — How to appeal
• § 4.404 — Effect of appeal
• § 4.405 — Effect of decision pending appeal; petitions for stay
• § 4.406 — Record on appeal
• § 4.407 — Filing, service, deadline computations, and issuance
• § 4.408 — Document formatting requirements
• § 4.409 — Motions
• § 4.410 — Briefs
• § 4.411 — Sanctions
• § 4.412 — Affirming without opinion
• § 4.413 — Scope of review, burden to show error, and standards of review
• § 4.414 — Interlocutory appeals of ALJ orders
• § 4.415 — Petition for reconsideration
• § 4.416 — Appeals of wildfire management decisions
• § 4.417 — Coordination with judicial review
• § 4.418 — Precedential effect of decisions and orders
• § 4.601 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 4.602 — What definitions apply to this subpart?
• § 4.603 — What proceedings are covered by this subpart?
• § 4.604 — When am I eligible for an award?
• § 4.605 — Under what circumstances may I receive an award?
• § 4.606 — What fees and expenses may be allowed?
• § 4.610 — What information must my application for an award contain?
• § 4.611 — What information must I include in my net worth exhibit?
• § 4.612 — What documentation of fees and expenses must I provide?
• § 4.613 — When may I file an application for an award?
• § 4.620 — How must I file and serve documents?
• § 4.621 — When may the Department or other agency file an answer?
• § 4.622 — When may I file a reply?
• § 4.623 — When may other parties file comments?
• § 4.624 — When may further proceedings be held?
• § 4.625 — How will my application be decided?
• § 4.626 — How will an appeal from a decision be handled?
• § 4.627 — May I seek judicial review of a final decision?
• § 4.628 — How will I obtain payment of an award?
• § 4.700 — Scope
• § 4.701 — Who may appeal; who may request a hearing
• § 4.702 — Appeals procedures
• § 4.703 — Hearings procedures
• § 4.704 — Reconsideration
• § 4.705 — Department of the Interior employee matters
• § 4.710 — What is this subpart's authority and scope?
• § 4.711 — To what extent do other regulations and OHA Standing Orders apply?
• § 4.712 — What definitions apply to this subpart?
• § 4.713 — What law governs the determination of heirs?
• § 4.714 — What authority does the presiding officer have during the determination process?
• § 4.715 — How may minors or other legal incompetents be represented?
• § 4.720 — Where and how must documents be filed with the presiding officer?
• § 4.721 — When is a filing with the presiding officer timely?
• § 4.722 — To whom will a presiding officer issue a notice, order, or decision?
• § 4.723 — By what means may the presiding officer issue a notice, order, or decision?
• § 4.724 — How will issuance of a presiding officer's notice, order, or decision be documented?
• § 4.730 — How does the Project Director commence the determination process?
• § 4.731 — What evidence must the Project Director file with the presiding officer?
• § 4.732 — What will the presiding officer do after receiving the evidence filed by the Project Director?
• § 4.740 — What will a preliminary decision include?
• § 4.741 — How will notification of the preliminary decision be provided?
• § 4.742 — What evidence of posting of the notice of preliminary decision must be filed with the presiding officer?
• § 4.743 — What are the filing requirements for objecting to a preliminary decision and requesting a hearing?
• § 4.744 — What happens if no timely objection to the preliminary decision is filed?
• § 4.745 — What happens if an objection to the preliminary decision is filed?
• § 4.750 — What must the final decision determining decedent's heirs contain?
• § 4.751 — What happens to the determination process record and what must it include?
• § 4.760 — How can a final decision be challenged?
• § 4.761 — What are the requirements for filing a petition for reconsideration?
• § 4.762 — Does any distribution of the estate occur while a petition for reconsideration is pending?
• § 4.763 — How will the presiding officer decide a petition for reconsideration?
• § 4.764 — What will the order upon reconsideration contain?
• § 4.765 — How can an order upon reconsideration be challenged?
• § 4.770 — What are the methods and standards for reopening a closed case?
• § 4.771 — When must a petition for reopening be filed?
• § 4.772 — What must be included in a petition for reopening?
• § 4.773 — What is not appropriate for a petition for reopening?
• § 4.774 — How will the presiding officer decide a petition for reopening?
• § 4.775 — How will the presiding officer decide a case reopened on their own initiative?
• § 4.776 — What will the order upon reopening contain?
• § 4.777 — What happens to the record after the presiding officer issues an order upon reopening?
• § 4.778 — What are non-substantive errors in an order or decision and how may they be corrected?
• § 4.780 — When will the final decision and orders upon reconsideration, reopening, or remand become final?
• § 4.781 — Which presiding officer decisions or orders may be appealed and who may appeal them?
• § 4.782 — What happens if a petition for reconsideration and a notice of appeal are timely filed?
• § 4.783 — When and how may a presiding officer's decision or order be appealed?
• § 4.784 — What are the requirements for serving the notice of appeal and statement of reasons?
• § 4.785 — When will the determination process record be forwarded to the Board?
• § 4.786 — What actions may the Board take to resolve a timely appeal?
• § 4.787 — What happens to the record after disposition?
• § 4.790 — What happens if the Board remands the case to the presiding officer?
• § 4.791 — What will the order upon remand contain?
• § 4.792 — What happens to the record after the presiding officer issues an order upon remand?
• § 4.800 — Scope and construction of rules
• § 4.801 — Suspension of rules
• § 4.802 — Definitions
• § 4.803 — Computation of time
• § 4.804 — Extensions of time
• § 4.805 — Reduction of time to file documents
• § 4.806 — Designation
• § 4.807 — Authority and responsibilities
• § 4.808 — Participation by a party
• § 4.809 — Determination of parties
• § 4.810 — Complainants not parties
• § 4.811 — Determination and participation of amici
• § 4.812 — Form
• § 4.813 — Filing and service
• § 4.814 — Certificate of service
• § 4.815 — How proceedings are commenced
• § 4.816 — Notice of hearing and response thereto
• § 4.817 — Notice of opportunity to request a hearing and response thereto
• § 4.818 — Answer
• § 4.819 — Amendment of notice or answer
• § 4.820 — Consolidated or joint hearings
• § 4.821 — Motions
• § 4.822 — Disposition of motions
• § 4.823 — Interlocutory appeals
• § 4.824 — Exhibits
• § 4.825 — Admissions as to facts and documents
• § 4.826 — Discovery
• § 4.827 — Depositions
• § 4.828 — Use of depositions at hearing
• § 4.829 — Interrogatories to parties
• § 4.830 — Production of documents and things and entry upon land for inspection and other purposes
• § 4.831 — Sanctions
• § 4.832 — Consultation and advice
• § 4.833 — Prehearing conferences
• § 4.834 — Purpose
• § 4.835 — Evidence
• § 4.836 — Official notice
• § 4.837 — Testimony
• § 4.838 — Objections
• § 4.839 — Exceptions
• § 4.840 — Offer of proof
• § 4.841 — Official transcript
• § 4.842 — Proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law
• § 4.843 — Record for decision
• § 4.844 — Notification of right to file exceptions
• § 4.845 — Final review by Secretary
• § 4.900 — Scope of rules
• § 4.901 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 4.902 — What appeals are subject to this subpart?
• § 4.903 — What definitions apply to this subpart?
• § 4.904 — When does my administrative proceeding commence and end?
• § 4.905 — What if a due date falls on a day the Department or relevant office is not open for business?
• § 4.906 — What if the Department does not issue a decision by the date my administrative proceeding ends?
• § 4.907 — What if an IBLA decision requires ONRR or a delegated State to recalculate royalties or other payments?
• § 4.908 — What is the administrative record for my appeal if it is deemed decided?
• § 4.909 — How do I request an extension of time?
• § 4.1001 — What terms are used in this subpart?
• § 4.1002 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 4.1003 — Which rules of procedure and practice apply?
• § 4.1004 — How are time periods computed?
• § 4.1010 — Who may represent a party, and what requirements apply to a representative?
• § 4.1011 — What are the form and content requirements for documents under this subpart?
• § 4.1012 — Where and how must documents be filed?
• § 4.1013 — How must documents be served?
• § 4.1014 — What are the powers of the ALJ?
• § 4.1015 — What happens if the ALJ becomes unavailable?
• § 4.1016 — When can an ALJ be disqualified?
• § 4.1017 — Are ex parte communications allowed?
• § 4.1018 — What are the requirements for motions?
• § 4.1019 — How may a party submit prior Departmental final decisions?
• § 4.1020 — What will DCHD do upon receiving the election of hearing from a petitioner?
• § 4.1021 — What are the requirements for motions for intervention and responses?
• § 4.1022 — How are prehearing conferences conducted?
• § 4.1023 — What are the requirements for motions for recommended summary decision, responses, and issuance of a recommended summary decision?
• § 4.1030 — What are the requirements for OFA's witness and exhibit list?
• § 4.1031 — Under what circumstances will the ALJ authorize a party to obtain discovery of information?
• § 4.1032 — When must a party supplement or amend information?
• § 4.1033 — Under what circumstances will the ALJ authorize a party to depose a witness to preserve testimony?
• § 4.1034 — What are the procedures for limiting disclosure of information which is confidential or exempt by law from public disclosure?
• § 4.1035 — What are the requirements for subpoenas and witness fees?
• § 4.1040 — When and where will the hearing be held?
• § 4.1041 — What are the parties' rights during the hearing?
• § 4.1042 — Who may testify?
• § 4.1043 — What are the methods for testifying?
• § 4.1044 — How may a party use a deposition in the hearing?
• § 4.1045 — What are the requirements for exhibits, official notice, and stipulations?
• § 4.1046 — What evidence is admissible at the hearing?
• § 4.1047 — What are the requirements for transcription of the hearing?
• § 4.1048 — What is the standard of proof?
• § 4.1049 — When will the hearing record close?
• § 4.1050 — What are the requirements for post-hearing briefs?
• § 4.1051 — What are the requirements for the ALJ's recommended decision?
• § 4.1100 — Scope and definitions
• § 4.1101 — Jurisdiction of the Board
• § 4.1102 — Construction
• § 4.1103 — Eligibility to practice
• § 4.1104 — General rules relating to procedure and practice
• § 4.1105 — Parties
• § 4.1106 — Hearing sites
• § 4.1107 — Filing of documents
• § 4.1108 — Form of documents
• § 4.1109 — Service
• § 4.1110 — Intervention
• § 4.1111 — Voluntary dismissal
• § 4.1112 — Motions
• § 4.1113 — Consolidation of proceedings
• § 4.1114 — Advancement of proceedings
• § 4.1115 — Waiver of right to hearing
• § 4.1116 — Status of notices of violation and orders of cessation pending review by the Office of Hearings and Appeals
• § 4.1117 — Reconsideration
• § 4.1120 — Presiding officers
• § 4.1121 — Initial orders and decisions
• § 4.1122 — Termination of jurisdiction
• § 4.1150 — Who may file
• § 4.1151 — Time for filing
• § 4.1152 — Contents of petition; payment required
• § 4.1153 — Answer
• § 4.1154 — Review of waiver determination
• § 4.1155 — Burdens of proof in civil penalty proceedings
• § 4.1156 — Summary disposition
• § 4.1157 — Determination by administrative law judge
• § 4.1158 — Appeals
• § 4.1160 — Scope
• § 4.1161 — Who may file
• § 4.1162 — Time for filing
• § 4.1163 — Effect of failure to file
• § 4.1164 — Contents of application
• § 4.1165 — Answer
• § 4.1166 — Contents of answer
• § 4.1167 — Notice of hearing
• § 4.1168 — Amendments to pleadings
• § 4.1169 — Failure to state a claim
• § 4.1170 — Related notices or orders
• § 4.1171 — Burden of proof in review of section 521 notices or orders
• § 4.1180 — Purpose
• § 4.1181 — Who may file
• § 4.1182 — Where to file
• § 4.1183 — Time for filing
• § 4.1184 — Contents of application
• § 4.1185 — Computation of time for decision
• § 4.1186 — Waiver of the 30-day decision requirement
• § 4.1187 — Procedure if 30-day decision requirement is not waived
• § 4.1190 — Initiation of proceedings
• § 4.1191 — Answer
• § 4.1192 — Contents of answer
• § 4.1193 — Notice of hearing
• § 4.1194 — Burden of proof in suspension or revocation proceedings
• § 4.1195 — Determination by the administrative law judge
• § 4.1196 — Summary disposition
• § 4.1197 — Appeals
• § 4.1200 — Filing of the application for review with the Office of Hearings and Appeals
• § 4.1201 — Request for scheduling of a hearing
• § 4.1202 — Response to request for the scheduling of a hearing
• § 4.1203 — Application for temporary relief from alleged discriminatory acts
• § 4.1204 — Determination by administrative law judge
• § 4.1205 — Appeals
• § 4.1260 — Scope
• § 4.1261 — When to file
• § 4.1262 — Where to file
• § 4.1263 — Contents of application
• § 4.1264 — Response to application
• § 4.1265 — Determination on application concerning a notice of violation issued pursuant to section 521(a)(3) of the act
• § 4.1266 — Determination on application concerning an order of cessation
• § 4.1267 — Appeals
• § 4.1270 — Petition for discretionary review of a proposed civil penalty
• § 4.1271 — Notice of appeal
• § 4.1272 — Interlocutory appeals
• § 4.1273 — Briefs
• § 4.1274 — Remand
• § 4.1275 — Final decisions
• § 4.1280 — Scope
• § 4.1281 — Who may appeal
• § 4.1282 — Appeals; how taken
• § 4.1283 — Service
• § 4.1284 — Answer
• § 4.1285 — Summary dismissal
• § 4.1286 — Motion for a hearing on an appeal involving issues of fact
• § 4.1287 — Action by administrative law judge
• § 4.1290 — Who may file
• § 4.1291 — Where to file; time for filing
• § 4.1292 — Contents of petition
• § 4.1293 — Answer
• § 4.1294 — Who may receive an award
• § 4.1295 — Awards
• § 4.1296 — Appeals
• § 4.1300 — Scope
• § 4.1301 — Who may file
• § 4.1302 — Time for filing
• § 4.1303 — Contents and service of petition
• § 4.1304 — Answer, motion, or statement of OSM
• § 4.1305 — Amendment of petition
• § 4.1306 — Notice of hearing
• § 4.1307 — Elements; burdens of proof
• § 4.1308 — Decision by administrative law judge
• § 4.1309 — Petition for discretionary review
• § 4.1350 — Scope
• § 4.1351 — Preliminary finding by OSM
• § 4.1352 — Who may file; where to file; when to file
• § 4.1353 — Contents of request
• § 4.1354 — Determination by the administrative law judge
• § 4.1355 — Burden of proof
• § 4.1356 — Appeals
• § 4.1360 — Scope
• § 4.1361 — Who may file
• § 4.1362 — Where to file; when to file
• § 4.1363 — Contents of request; amendment of request; responses
• § 4.1364 — Time for hearing; notice of hearing; extension of time for hearing
• § 4.1365 — Status of decision pending administrative review
• § 4.1366 — Burdens of proof
• § 4.1367 — Request for temporary relief
• § 4.1368 — Determination by the Administrative Law Judge
• § 4.1369 — Petition for discretionary review; judicial review
• § 4.1370 — Scope
• § 4.1371 — Who may file, where to file, when to file
• § 4.1372 — Contents of request for review, response to request, amendment of request
• § 4.1373 — Hearing
• § 4.1374 — Burdens of proof
• § 4.1375 — Time for initial decision
• § 4.1376 — Petition for temporary relief from notice of proposed suspension or rescission or notice of suspension or rescission; appeals from decisions granting or denying temporary relief
• § 4.1377 — Petition for discretionary review of initial decision
• § 4.1380 — Scope
• § 4.1381 — Who may file; when to file; where to file
• § 4.1382 — Contents of request for review; response to request; amendment of request
• § 4.1383 — Hearing
• § 4.1384 — Burdens of proof
• § 4.1385 — Time for initial decision
• § 4.1386 — Petition for temporary relief from decision; appeals from decisions granting or denying temporary relief
• § 4.1387 — Petition for discretionary review of initial decisions
• § 4.1390 — Scope
• § 4.1391 — Who may file; where to file; when to file; filing of administrative record
• § 4.1392 — Contents of request; amendment of request; responses
• § 4.1393 — Status of decision pending administrative review
• § 4.1394 — Burden of proof
• § 4.1600 — Purpose and nature of the appeal process
• § 4.1601 — Basis for appeal
• § 4.1602 — Who may appeal under this procedure
• § 4.1603 — Appeal period
• § 4.1604 — Method of filing an appeal
• § 4.1605 — Action by the Office of Hearings and Appeals
• § 4.1606 — Department representation
• § 4.1607 — Processing the appeal
• § 4.1608 — Oral presentations
• § 4.1609 — Multiple appeals
• § 4.1610 — Decision of the appeals official

PART 5

• § 5.1 — What does this subpart cover?
• § 5.2 — When do I need a permit for commercial filming or still photography?
• § 5.3 — How do I apply for a permit?
• § 5.4 — When is a permit required for news-gathering activities?
• § 5.5 — When will an agency deny a permit for commercial filming or still photography?
• § 5.6 — What type of permit conditions may the agency impose?
• § 5.7 — What are my liability and bonding requirements as a permit holder?
• § 5.8 — What expenses will I incur?
• § 5.9 — How long will it take to process my request?
• § 5.10 — Can I appeal a decision not to issue a permit?
• § 5.11 — Information collection
• § 5.12 — How are terms defined in this subpart?
• § 5.15 — When must I ask permission from individual Indians to conduct filming and photography?
• § 5.16 — When must I ask permission from Indian groups and communities?
• § 5.17 — When must I get a lease or permit?
• § 5.18 — What wages must I pay to Indian employees?

PART 6

• § 6.1 — Definitions
• § 6.2 — Report of invention
• § 6.3 — Action by supervisory officials
• § 6.4 — Action by Solicitor
• § 6.5 — Rights in inventions
• § 6.6 — Appeals by employees
• § 6.7 — Domestic patent protection
• § 6.8 — Foreign filing
• § 6.9 — Publication and public use of invention before patent application is filed
• § 6.10 — Publicity concerning the invention after patent application is filed
• § 6.11 — Condition of employment
• § 6.51 — Purpose
• § 6.52 — Patents
• § 6.53 — Unpatented inventions
• § 6.54 — Use or manufacture by or for the Government
• § 6.55 — Terms of licenses or sublicenses
• § 6.56 — Issuance of licenses
• § 6.57 — Evaluation Committee

PART 7

• § 7.1 — Purpose
• § 7.2 — Authority
• § 7.3 — Definitions
• § 7.4 — Prohibited acts and criminal penalties
• § 7.5 — Permit requirements and exceptions
• § 7.6 — Application for permits and information collection
• § 7.7 — Notification to Indian tribes of possible harm to, or destruction of, sites on public lands having religious or cultural importance
• § 7.8 — Issuance of permits
• § 7.9 — Terms and conditions of permits
• § 7.10 — Suspension and revocation of permits
• § 7.11 — Appeals relating to permits
• § 7.12 — Relationship to section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act
• § 7.13 — Custody of archaeological resources
• § 7.14 — Determination of archaeological or commercial value and cost of restoration and repair
• § 7.15 — Assessment of civil penalties
• § 7.16 — Civil penalty amounts
• § 7.17 — Other penalties and rewards
• § 7.18 — Confidentiality of archaeological resource information
• § 7.19 — Report
• § 7.20 — Public awareness programs
• § 7.21 — Surveys and schedules
• § 7.31 — Scope and authority
• § 7.32 — Supplemental definitions
• § 7.33 — Determination of loss or absence of archaeological interest
• § 7.34 — Procedural information for securing permits
• § 7.35 — Permitting procedures for Indian lands
• § 7.36 — Permit reviews and disputes
• § 7.37 — Civil penalty hearings procedures

PART 8

• § 8.0 — Acquisition of lands for reservoir projects
• § 8.1 — Lands for reservoir construction and operation
• § 8.2 — Additional lands for correlative purposes
• § 8.3 — Easements
• § 8.4 — Blocking out
• § 8.5 — Mineral rights
• § 8.6 — Buildings
• § 8.7 — Interior deviations

PART 9

• § 9.1 — What is the purpose of these regulations?
• § 9.2 — What definitions apply to these regulations?
• § 9.3 — What programs and activities of the Department are subject to these regulations?
• § 9.4 — [Reserved]
• § 9.5 — What is the Secretary's obligation with respect to Federal interagency coordination?
• § 9.6 — What procedures apply to the selection of programs and activities under these regulations?
• § 9.7 — How does the Secretary communicate with state and local officials concerning the Department's programs and activities?
• § 9.8 — How does the Secretary provide states an opportunity to comment on proposed federal financial assistance and direct federal development?
• § 9.9 — How does the Secretary receive and respond to comments?
• § 9.10 — How does the Secretary make efforts to accommodate intergovernmental concerns?
• § 9.11 — What are the Secretary's obligations in interstate situations?
• § 9.12 — How may a state simplify, consolidate, or substitute federally required state plans?
• § 9.13 — May the Secretary waive any provision of these regulations?

PART 10

• § 10.1 — Introduction
• § 10.2 — Definitions for this part
• § 10.3 — Determining cultural affiliation
• § 10.4 — General
• § 10.5 — Discovery
• § 10.6 — Excavation
• § 10.7 — Disposition
• § 10.8 — General
• § 10.9 — Repatriation of unassociated funerary objects, sacred objects, or objects of cultural patrimony
• § 10.10 — Repatriation of human remains or associated funerary objects
• § 10.11 — Civil penalties
• § 10.12 — Review Committee

PART 11

• § 11.10 — Scope and applicability
• § 11.11 — Purpose
• § 11.12 — Biennial review of regulations
• § 11.13 — Overview
• § 11.14 — Definitions
• § 11.15 — What damages may a trustee recover?
• § 11.16 — [Reserved]
• § 11.17 — Compliance with applicable laws and standards
• § 11.18 — Incorporation by reference
• § 11.19 — [Reserved]
• § 11.20 — Notification and detection
• § 11.21 — Emergency restorations
• § 11.22 — Sampling of potentially injured natural resources
• § 11.23 — Preassessment screen—general
• § 11.24 — Preassessment screen—information on the site
• § 11.25 — Preassessment screen—preliminary identification of resources potentially at risk
• § 11.30 — What does the authorized official do if an assessment is warranted?
• § 11.31 — What does the Assessment Plan include?
• § 11.32 — How does the authorized official develop the Assessment Plan?
• § 11.33 — What types of assessment procedures are available?
• § 11.34 — When may the authorized official use a type A procedure?
• § 11.35 — How does the authorized official decide whether to use type A or type B procedures?
• § 11.36 — May the authorized official use both type A and type B procedures for the same release?
• § 11.37 — Must the authorized official confirm exposure before implementing the Assessment Plan?
• § 11.38 — Assessment Plan—preliminary estimate of damages
• § 11.40 — What are type A procedures?
• § 11.41 — What data must the authorized official supply?
• § 11.42 — How does the authorized official apply the NRDAM/CME or NRDAM/GLE?
• § 11.43 — Can interested parties review the results of the preliminary application?
• § 11.44 — What does the authorized official do after the close of the comment period?
• § 11.60 — Type B assessments—general
• § 11.61 — Injury determination phase—general
• § 11.62 — Injury determination phase—injury definition
• § 11.63 — Injury determination phase—pathway determination
• § 11.64 — Injury determination phase—testing and sampling methods
• § 11.70 — Quantification phase—general
• § 11.71 — Quantification phase—service reduction quantification
• § 11.72 — Quantification phase—baseline services determination
• § 11.73 — Quantification phase—resource recoverability analysis
• § 11.80 — Damage determination phase—general
• § 11.81 — Damage determination phase—restoration and compensation determination plan
• § 11.82 — Damage determination phase—alternatives for restoration, rehabilitation, replacement, and/or acquisition of equivalent resources
• § 11.83 — Damage determination phase—use value methodologies
• § 11.84 — Damage determination phase—implementation guidance
• § 11.90 — What documentation must the authorized official prepare after completing the assessment?
• § 11.91 — How does the authorized official seek recovery of the assessed damages from the potentially responsible party?
• § 11.92 — Post-assessment phase—restoration account
• § 11.93 — Post-assessment phase—restoration plan

PART 13

• § 13.1 — Authority and purpose
• § 13.2 — Application for permit
• § 13.3 — Cooperation in selection of facilities
• § 13.4 — Terms of permit
• § 13.5 — Protection from competition
• § 13.6 — Appeals

PART 14

• § 14.1 — Scope
• § 14.2 — Filing of petitions
• § 14.3 — Consideration of petitions
• § 14.4 — Publication of petitions

PART 15

• § 15.1 — Scope
• § 15.2 — Removal or destruction of natural features and marine life
• § 15.3 — Dredging, filling, excavating and building activities
• § 15.4 — Refuse and polluting substances
• § 15.5 — Wrecks
• § 15.6 — Markers
• § 15.7 — Fishing
• § 15.8 — Skin diving
• § 15.9 — Collection of scientific specimens
• § 15.10 — Operation of watercraft
• § 15.11 — Explosives and dangerous weapons
• § 15.12 — Closing of Preserve
• § 15.13 — Report of accidents
• § 15.14 — Applicability of laws

PART 16

• § 16.1 — Agreements to dispose of helium in natural gas
• § 16.2 — Applications for helium disposition agreements
• § 16.3 — Terms and conditions
• § 16.4 — Consideration to the United States; renegotiation
• § 16.5 — Bonds

PART 17

• § 17.1 — Purpose
• § 17.2 — Application of this part
• § 17.3 — Discrimination prohibited
• § 17.4 — Assurances required
• § 17.5 — Compliance information
• § 17.6 — Conduct of investigations
• § 17.7 — Procedure for effecting compliance
• § 17.8 — Hearings
• § 17.9 — Decisions and notices
• § 17.10 — Judicial review
• § 17.11 — Effect on other regulations; forms and instructions
• § 17.12 — Definitions
• § 17.200 — Purpose
• § 17.201 — Application
• § 17.202 — Definitions
• § 17.203 — Discrimination prohibited
• § 17.204 — Assurances required
• § 17.205 — Remedial action, voluntary action, and self-evaluation
• § 17.206 — Designation of responsible employee and adoption of grievance procedures
• § 17.207 — Notification
• § 17.208 — Administrative requirements for small recipients
• § 17.209 — Effect of State or local law or other requirements and effect of employment opportunities
• § 17.210 — Employment practices
• § 17.211 — Reasonable accommodation
• § 17.212 — Employment criteria
• § 17.213 — Pre-employment inquiries
• § 17.214-17.215 — 17.214-17.215 [Reserved]
• § 17.216 — Accessibility
• § 17.217 — Existing facilities
• § 17.218 — New construction
• § 17.219 — [Reserved]
• § 17.220 — Preschool, elementary, and secondary education
• § 17.221-17.231 — 17.221-17.231 [Reserved]
• § 17.232 — Postsecondary education
• § 17.233-17.249 — 17.233-17.249 [Reserved]
• § 17.250 — Health, welfare, and social services
• § 17.251 — Drug and alcohol addicts
• § 17.252 — Education of institutionalized persons
• § 17.253-17.259 — 17.253-17.259 [Reserved]
• § 17.260 — Historic Preservation Programs
• § 17.270 — Recreation
• § 17.271-17.279 — 17.271-17.279 [Reserved]
• § 17.280 — Enforcement procedures
• § 17.300 — What is the purpose of the Age Discrimination Act of 1975?
• § 17.301 — What is the purpose of DOI's age discrimination regulations?
• § 17.302 — To what programs or activities do these regulations apply?
• § 17.303 — Definitions
• § 17.310 — Rules against age discrimination
• § 17.311 — Exceptions to the rules against age discrimination
• § 17.312 — Burden of proof
• § 17.313 — Special benefits for children and the elderly
• § 17.314 — Age distinctions contained in DOI regulations
• § 17.315 — Affirmative action by recipients
• § 17.320 — General responsibilities
• § 17.321 — Notice to subrecipients and beneficiaries
• § 17.322 — Assurance of compliance and recipient assessment of age distinctions
• § 17.323 — Information collection requirements
• § 17.330 — Compliance reviews
• § 17.331 — Complaints
• § 17.332 — Mediation
• § 17.333 — Investigation
• § 17.334 — Prohibition against intimidation or retaliation
• § 17.335 — Compliance procedure
• § 17.336 — Hearings, decisions, post-termination proceedings
• § 17.337 — Remedial action by recipients
• § 17.338 — Alternate funds disbursal procedure
• § 17.339 — Exhaustion of administrative remedies
• § 17.501 — Purpose
• § 17.502 — Application
• § 17.503 — Definitions
• § 17.504-17.509 — 17.504-17.509 [Reserved]
• § 17.510 — Self-evaluation
• § 17.511 — Notice
• § 17.512-17.529 — 17.512-17.529 [Reserved]
• § 17.530 — General prohibitions against discrimination
• § 17.531-17.539 — 17.531-17.539 [Reserved]
• § 17.540 — Employment
• § 17.541-17.548 — 17.541-17.548 [Reserved]
• § 17.549 — Program accessibility: Discrimination prohibited
• § 17.550 — Program accessibility: Existing facilities
• § 17.551 — Program accessibility: New construction and alterations
• § 17.552-17.559 — 17.552-17.559 [Reserved]
• § 17.560 — Communications
• § 17.561-17.569 — 17.561-17.569 [Reserved]
• § 17.570 — Compliance procedures

PART 18

• § 18.100 — Conditions on use of funds
• § 18.105 — Definitions
• § 18.110 — Certification and disclosure
• § 18.200 — Agency and legislative liaison
• § 18.205 — Professional and technical services
• § 18.210 — Reporting
• § 18.300 — Professional and technical services
• § 18.400 — Penalties
• § 18.405 — Penalty procedures
• § 18.410 — Enforcement
• § 18.500 — Secretary of Defense
• § 18.600 — Semi-annual compilation
• § 18.605 — Inspector General report

PART 19

• § 19.1 — Scope and purpose
• § 19.2 — Definitions
• § 19.3 — Reviews of roadless areas and roadless islands
• § 19.4 — Liaison with other governmental agencies and submission of views by interested persons
• § 19.5 — Hearing procedures
• § 19.6 — Regulations respecting administration and uses of wilderness areas under jurisdiction of the Secretary
• § 19.7 — Private contributions and gifts
• § 19.8 — Prospecting, mineral locations, mineral patents, and mineral leasing within National Forest Wilderness

PART 20

• § 20.101 — Cross-references to ethical conduct, financial disclosure and other applicable regulations
• § 20.102 — Definitions
• § 20.103 — Employee responsibilities
• § 20.201 — Ethics officials
• § 20.202 — Ethics program responsibilities
• § 20.203 — Exclusion from confidential financial disclosure requirement for certain special Government employees
• § 20.301 — General policy
• § 20.302 — Exclusions
• § 20.401 — Interests in Federal lands
• § 20.402 — Interests in underground or surface coal mining operations
• § 20.403 — Certificates of disclaimer
• § 20.501 — General policy
• § 20.502 — Conformance with policy and subordination to authority
• § 20.503 — Scope of authority
• § 20.504 — Selling or soliciting
• § 20.505 — Habitual use of intoxicants
• § 20.506 — Appropriations, legislation and lobbying
• § 20.507 — Unlawful organizations
• § 20.508 — Notary
• § 20.509 — Penalty mail and official stationery
• § 20.510 — Fraud or false statements in a Government matter
• § 20.511 — Carrying of firearms
• § 20.512 — Labor practices
• § 20.601 — General
• § 20.602 — Remedial action
• § 20.603 — Appealing an order for remedial action

PART 21

• § 21.1 — Purpose
• § 21.2 — Scope of regulations
• § 21.3 — Definitions
• § 21.4 — Occupancy under permit of privately owned cabins on recreation areas and conservation areas
• § 21.5 — Occupancy under permit of Government-owned cabins on public recreation and conservation areas
• § 21.6 — Cabin site occupancy where a recreation or conservation area has been leased to, or turned over to, another Federal or non-Federal public agency for administration
• § 21.7 — Occupancy by trespassers
• § 21.8 — Appeals

PART 22

• § 22.1 — Purpose
• § 22.2 — Provisions of law and regulations thereunder
• § 22.3 — Procedure for filing claims
• § 22.4 — Denial of claims
• § 22.5 — Payment of claims
• § 22.6 — Policy

PART 23

• § 23.1 — Purpose
• § 23.2 — Scope
• § 23.3 — Definitions
• § 23.4 — Application for permission to conduct exploration operations
• § 23.5 — Technical examination of prospective surface exploration and mining operations
• § 23.6 — Basis for denial of a permit, lease, or contract
• § 23.7 — Approval of exploration plan
• § 23.8 — Approval of mining plan
• § 23.9 — Performance bond
• § 23.10 — Reports: Inspection
• § 23.11 — Notice of noncompliance: Revocation
• § 23.12 — Appeals
• § 23.13 — Consultation

PART 24

• § 24.1 — Introduction
• § 24.2 — Purpose
• § 24.3 — General jurisdictional principles
• § 24.4 — Resource management and public activities on Federal lands
• § 24.5 — International agreements
• § 24.6 — Cooperative agreements
• § 24.7 — Exemptions

PART 26

• § 26.1 — Introduction
• § 26.2 — Definitions
• § 26.3 — Program purpose and objectives
• § 26.4 — Legislation
• § 26.5 — Administrative requirements
• § 26.6 — Request for grant
• § 26.7 — Application format and instructions
• § 26.8 — Program reporting requirements
• § 26.9 — Consideration and criteria for awarding grants

PART 27

• § 27.1 — Purpose
• § 27.2 — Application
• § 27.3 — Discrimination prohibited
• § 27.4 — Assurances
• § 27.5 — Equal opportunity terms
• § 27.6 — Equal opportunity implementation
• § 27.7 — Compliance information
• § 27.8 — Compliance procedures
• § 27.9 — Procedures for effecting compliance
• § 27.10 — Hearings
• § 27.11 — Decisions and notices
• § 27.12 — Judicial review
• § 27.13 — Effect on other regulations; forms and instructions
• § 27.14 — Definitions

PART 28

• § 28.1 — Purpose
• § 28.2 — Definitions
• § 28.3 — Emergency assistance

PART 29

• § 29.1 — Definitions
• § 29.2 — Creation of the Fund
• § 29.3 — Fund administration
• § 29.4 — General powers
• § 29.5 — Officers and employees
• § 29.6 — Financing, accounting, and audit
• § 29.7 — Imposition of strict liability
• § 29.8 — Notification and advertisement
• § 29.9 — Claims, settlement and adjudication
• § 29.10 — Subrogation
• § 29.11 — Investment
• § 29.12 — Borrowing
• § 29.13 — Termination
• § 29.14 — Information collection

PART 30

• § 30.100 — How do I use this part?
• § 30.101 — What definitions do I need to know?
• § 30.102 — What assets will the Secretary probate?
• § 30.110 — When does OHA commence a probate case?
• § 30.111 — How does OHA commence a probate case?
• § 30.112 — What must a complete probate file contain?
• § 30.113 — What will OHA do if it receives an incomplete probate file?
• § 30.114 — Will I receive notice of the probate proceeding?
• § 30.115 — May I review the probate record?
• § 30.120 — What authority does the judge have in probate cases?
• § 30.121 — May a judge appoint a master in a probate case?
• § 30.122 — Is the judge required to accept the master's recommended decision?
• § 30.123 — Will the judge determine matters of status and nationality?
• § 30.124 — When may a judge presume the death of an heir, devisee, or person for whom a probate case has been opened?
• § 30.125 — May a judge order that a property interest be partitioned as a result of a devise?
• § 30.126-30.127 — 30.126-30.127 [Reserved]
• § 30.128 — What happens if an error in BIA's estate inventory is alleged?
• § 30.129 — May a judge reopen a probate case to correct errors and omissions?
• § 30.130 — How does a judge or ADM recuse himself or herself from a probate case?
• § 30.131 — How will the case proceed after the judge's or ADM's recusal?
• § 30.132 — May I appeal the judge's or ADM's recusal decision?
• § 30.140 — Where and when may I file a claim against the probate estate?
• § 30.141 — How must I file a claim against a probate estate?
• § 30.142 — Will a judge authorize payment of a claim from the estate if the decedent's non-trust property was or is available?
• § 30.143 — Are there any categories of claims that will not be allowed?
• § 30.144 — May the judge authorize payment of the costs of administering the estate?
• § 30.145 — When can a judge reduce or disallow a claim?
• § 30.146 — What property is subject to claims?
• § 30.147 — What happens if there is not enough trust personalty to pay all the claims?
• § 30.148 — Will interest or penalties charged after the date of death be paid?
• § 30.150 — What action will the judge take if the interested parties agree to settle matters among themselves?
• § 30.151 — May the devisees or eligible heirs in a probate proceeding consolidate their interests?
• § 30.152 — May the parties to an agreement waive valuation of trust property?
• § 30.153 — Is an order approving an agreement considered a partition or sale transaction?
• § 30.180 — May I give up an inherited interest in trust or restricted property or trust personalty?
• § 30.181 — When may I renounce a devised or inherited interest?
• § 30.182 — Who may renounce an inherited interest on behalf of an heir or devisee who dies before the hearing?
• § 30.183 — Who may receive a renounced interest in trust or restricted land if the land will descend pursuant to a valid will?
• § 30.184 — Who may receive a renounced interest in trust or restricted land if the land will descend by intestate succession?
• § 30.185 — Who may receive a renounced interest in trust personalty?
• § 30.186 — How do I renounce an inherited interest?
• § 30.187 — What happens if I do not designate any eligible individual or entity to receive the renounced interest?
• § 30.188 — What steps will the judge take if I designate a recipient?
• § 30.189 — May my designated recipient refuse to accept the interest?
• § 30.190 — Are renunciations that predate the American Indian Probate Reform Act of 2004 valid?
• § 30.191 — May I revoke my renunciation?
• § 30.192 — Does a renounced interest vest in the person who renounced it?
• § 30.200 — What is a summary probate proceeding?
• § 30.201 — May I file a claim in a summary probate proceeding?
• § 30.202 — What will happen when OHA receives the summary probate file?
• § 30.203 — What will happen if the funds in the estate are insufficient to provide each heir or devisee at least one cent?
• § 30.204 — May I request that a formal probate proceeding be conducted instead of a summary probate proceeding?
• § 30.205 — What must a summary probate decision contain?
• § 30.206 — What notice of the summary probate decision will the judge or ADM provide?
• § 30.207 — How do I seek review of a summary probate proceeding?
• § 30.208 — What happens after I file a request for review?
• § 30.209 — What will the judge or ADM do with the official record of the summary probate case?
• § 30.210 — How will I receive personal notice of the formal probate proceeding?
• § 30.211 — How will OHA provide public notice of the formal probate proceeding?
• § 30.212 — May I waive notice of the hearing or the form of notice?
• § 30.213 — What notice to a tribe is required in a formal probate proceeding?
• § 30.214 — What must a notice of hearing contain?
• § 30.215 — How may I obtain documents related to the probate proceeding?
• § 30.216 — How do I obtain permission to take depositions?
• § 30.217 — How is a deposition taken?
• § 30.218 — How may the transcript of a deposition be used?
• § 30.219 — Who pays for the costs of taking a deposition?
• § 30.220 — How do I obtain written interrogatories and admission of facts and documents?
• § 30.221 — May the judge limit the time, place, and scope of discovery?
• § 30.222 — What happens if a party fails to comply with discovery?
• § 30.223 — What is a prehearing conference?
• § 30.224 — May a judge compel a witness to appear and testify at a hearing or deposition?
• § 30.225 — Must testimony in a probate proceeding be under oath or affirmation?
• § 30.226 — Is a record made of formal probate hearings?
• § 30.227 — What evidence is admissible at a probate hearing?
• § 30.228 — Is testimony required for self-proved wills, codicils, or revocations?
• § 30.229 — When will testimony be required for approval of a will, codicil, or revocation?
• § 30.230 — Who pays witnesses' costs?
• § 30.231 — May a judge schedule a supplemental hearing?
• § 30.232 — What will the official record of the probate case contain?
• § 30.233 — What will the judge do with the original record?
• § 30.234 — What happens if a hearing transcript has not been prepared?
• § 30.235 — What will the judge's decision in a formal probate proceeding contain?
• § 30.236 — How are covered permanent improvements treated?
• § 30.237 — What notice of the decision will the judge provide?
• § 30.238 — May I file a petition for rehearing if I disagree with the judge's decision in the formal probate hearing?
• § 30.239 — Does any distribution of the estate occur while a petition for rehearing is pending?
• § 30.240 — How will the judge decide a petition for rehearing?
• § 30.241 — May I submit another petition for rehearing?
• § 30.242 — When does the judge's order on a petition for rehearing become final?
• § 30.243 — May a closed probate case be reopened?
• § 30.244 — When must a petition for reopening be filed?
• § 30.245 — What legal standard will be applied to reopen a case?
• § 30.246 — What must be included in a petition for reopening?
• § 30.247 — What is not appropriate for a petition for reopening?
• § 30.248 — How will the judge decide my petition for reopening?
• § 30.249 — What happens when the judge issues an order on reopening?
• § 30.250 — May a correction order be issued to correct typographical and other non-substantive errors?
• § 30.251 — What happens if BIA identifies additional property of a decedent after the probate decision is issued?
• § 30.252 — What happens if BIA identifies that property was incorrectly included in a decedent's inventory?
• § 30.253 — What happens if a request for reconsideration of a distribution order is timely made?
• § 30.260 — What land is subject to a tribal purchase option at probate?
• § 30.261 — How does a tribe exercise its statutory option to purchase?
• § 30.262 — When may a tribe exercise its statutory option to purchase?
• § 30.263 — May a surviving spouse reserve a life estate when a tribe exercises its statutory option to purchase?
• § 30.264 — When must BIA furnish a valuation of a decedent's interests?
• § 30.265 — What determinations will a judge make with respect to a tribal purchase option?
• § 30.266 — When is a final decision issued?
• § 30.267 — What if I disagree with the probate decision regarding tribal purchase option?
• § 30.268 — May I demand a hearing regarding the tribal purchase option decision?
• § 30.269 — What notice of the hearing will the judge provide?
• § 30.270 — How will the hearing be conducted?
• § 30.271 — How must the tribe pay for the interests it purchases?
• § 30.272 — What are BIA's duties on payment by the tribe?
• § 30.273 — What action will the judge take to record title?
• § 30.274 — What happens to income from land interests during pendency of the probate?
• § 30.400 — What may be purchased at probate?
• § 30.401 — Who may purchase at probate?
• § 30.402 — Does property purchased at probate remain in trust or restricted status?
• § 30.403 — Is consent required for a purchase at probate?
• § 30.404 — How do I initiate a purchase at probate?
• § 30.405 — When may I initiate a purchase at probate?
• § 30.406 — May I withdraw my request to purchase at probate?
• § 30.407 — How will OHA address requests to purchase at probate?
• § 30.408 — What will OHA include in the probate decision or reconsideration order when a purchase at probate request is pending?
• § 30.409 — How will a pending purchase at probate request affect how the decedent's property is distributed?
• § 30.410 — How will the purchase at probate process continue after the decision or reconsideration order is issued?
• § 30.411 — How will the interests to be purchased at probate be valued?
• § 30.412 — What will OHA do when it receives BIA's notification that an appraisal/valuation has been completed?
• § 30.413 — Who are potential bidders?
• § 30.414 — What will be contained in the Order to Submit Bids?
• § 30.415 — What may I do if I do not agree with the determination of fair market value in the Order to Submit Bids?
• § 30.416 — How does OHA decide whether a bid is successful?
• § 30.417 — How does the judge notify the parties whether there was a successful bid?
• § 30.418 — When must the successful bidder pay for the interest purchased?
• § 30.419 — What happens after the successful bidder submits payment?
• § 30.420 — What happens if the successful bidder does not submit payment within 30 days?
• § 30.421 — When does a purchased interest vest in the purchaser?
• § 30.422 — What will happen to any lease income received or accrued from purchased land interests before the purchased interest vests in the purchaser?
• § 30.423 — What may I do if I disagree with the judge's determination to approve or deny a purchase at probate?
• § 30.424 — When will the order approving or denying the purchase at probate become final?
• § 30.500 — When does the anti-lapse provision apply?
• § 30.501 — When is joint tenancy presumed?
• § 30.502 — How does a judge resolve conflicts between the anti-lapse provision and the presumption of joint tenancy?
• § 30.503 — What happens if an heir or devisee participates in the killing of the decedent?
• § 30.504 — May a judge allow fees for attorneys representing interested parties?
• § 30.505 — How must minors or other legal incompetents be represented?
• § 30.506 — When a decedent died intestate without heirs, what law applies to trust or restricted property?
• § 30.507 — How will trust personalty be distributed if decedent died intestate on or after June 20, 2006, and the Act does not specify how the trust personalty should be distributed?

PART 32

• § 32.1 — Introduction
• § 32.2 — Definitions
• § 32.3 — Program purpose and objectives
• § 32.4 — Program operation requirements
• § 32.5 — Administrative requirements
• § 32.6 — Request for grant
• § 32.7 — Application format, instructions, and guidelines
• § 32.8 — Program reporting requirements
• § 32.9 — Consideration and criteria for awarding grants

PART 34

• § 34.1 — Statement of purpose
• § 34.2 — Applicability
• § 34.3 — Definitions
• § 34.4 — Discrimination prohibited
• § 34.5 — Assurances
• § 34.6 — Equal opportunity clause
• § 34.7 — Incorporation by operation of law
• § 34.8 — Affirmative action plans
• § 34.9 — Compliance reporting
• § 34.10 — Compliance reviews
• § 34.11 — Enforcement sanctions

PART 35

• § 35.1 — Basis and purpose
• § 35.2 — Definitions
• § 35.3 — Basis for civil penalties and assessments
• § 35.4 — Investigation
• § 35.5 — Review by reviewing official
• § 35.6 — Prerequisites for issuing a complaint
• § 35.7 — Complaint
• § 35.8 — Service of complaint
• § 35.9 — Answer
• § 35.10 — Default upon failure to file an answer
• § 35.11 — Referral of complaint and answer to the ALJ
• § 35.12 — Notice of hearing
• § 35.13 — Parties to the hearing
• § 35.14 — Separation of functions
• § 35.15 — Ex parte contacts
• § 35.16 — Disqualification of reviewing official or ALJ
• § 35.17 — Rights of parties
• § 35.18 — Authority of the ALJ
• § 35.19 — Pre-hearing conferences
• § 35.20 — Disclosure of documents
• § 35.21 — Discovery
• § 35.22 — Exchange of witness lists, statements and exhibits
• § 35.23 — Subpoenas for attendance at hearing
• § 35.24 — Protective order
• § 35.25 — Fees
• § 35.26 — Form, filing and service of papers
• § 35.27 — Computation of time
• § 35.28 — Motions
• § 35.29 — Sanctions
• § 35.30 — The hearing and burden of proof
• § 35.31 — Determining the amount of penalties and assessments
• § 35.32 — Location of hearing
• § 35.33 — Witnesses
• § 35.34 — Evidence
• § 35.35 — The record
• § 35.36 — Post-hearing briefs
• § 35.37 — Initial decision
• § 35.38 — Reconsideration of initial decision
• § 35.39 — Appeal to the Secretary of the Interior
• § 35.40 — Stays ordered by the Department of Justice
• § 35.41 — Stay pending appeal
• § 35.42 — Judicial review
• § 35.43 — Collection of civil penalties and assessments
• § 35.44 — Right to administrative offset
• § 35.45 — Deposit in Treasury of United States
• § 35.46 — Compromise or settlement
• § 35.47 — Limitations

PART 36

• § 36.1 — Applicability and scope
• § 36.2 — Definitions
• § 36.3 — Preapplication
• § 36.4 — Filing of application
• § 36.5 — Application review
• § 36.6 — NEPA compliance and lead agency
• § 36.7 — Decision process
• § 36.8 — Administrative appeals
• § 36.9 — Issuing permit
• § 36.10 — Access to inholdings
• § 36.11 — Special access
• § 36.12 — Temporary access
• § 36.13 — Special provisions

PART 37

• § 37.1 — Purpose
• § 37.2 — Policy
• § 37.3 — Authority
• § 37.4 — Definitions
• § 37.5 — Collection of information
• § 37.11 — Nomination, evaluation, and designation of significant caves
• § 37.12 — Confidentiality of cave location information

PART 38

• § 38.1 — Definitions
• § 38.2 — Computation of hourly, daily, weekly, and biweekly adjusted rates of pay
• § 38.3 — Administration of adjusted rates of pay

PART 39

• § 39.1 — Procedures for collection of debts by administrative wage garnishment
• § 39.2 — Requests for Hearings

PART 41

• § 41.100 — Purpose and effective date
• § 41.105 — Definitions
• § 41.110 — Remedial and affirmative action and self-evaluation
• § 41.115 — Assurance required
• § 41.120 — Transfers of property
• § 41.125 — Effect of other requirements
• § 41.130 — Effect of employment opportunities
• § 41.135 — Designation of responsible employee and adoption of grievance procedures
• § 41.140 — Dissemination of policy
• § 41.200 — Application
• § 41.205 — Educational institutions and other entities controlled by religious organizations
• § 41.210 — Military and merchant marine educational institutions
• § 41.215 — Membership practices of certain organizations
• § 41.220 — Admissions
• § 41.225 — Educational institutions eligible to submit transition plans
• § 41.230 — Transition plans
• § 41.235 — Statutory amendments
• § 41.300 — Admission
• § 41.305 — Preference in admission
• § 41.310 — Recruitment
• § 41.400 — Education programs or activities
• § 41.405 — Housing
• § 41.410 — Comparable facilities
• § 41.415 — Access to course offerings
• § 41.420 — Access to schools operated by LEAs
• § 41.425 — Counseling and use of appraisal and counseling materials
• § 41.430 — Financial assistance
• § 41.435 — Employment assistance to students
• § 41.440 — Health and insurance benefits and services
• § 41.445 — Marital or parental status
• § 41.450 — Athletics
• § 41.455 — Textbooks and curricular material
• § 41.500 — Employment
• § 41.505 — Employment criteria
• § 41.510 — Recruitment
• § 41.515 — Compensation
• § 41.520 — Job classification and structure
• § 41.525 — Fringe benefits
• § 41.530 — Marital or parental status
• § 41.535 — Effect of state or local law or other requirements
• § 41.540 — Advertising
• § 41.545 — Pre-employment inquiries
• § 41.550 — Sex as a bona fide occupational qualification
• § 41.600 — Notice of covered programs
• § 41.605 — Enforcement procedures

PART 44

• § 44.10 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 44.11 — What are the definitions of terms used in this subpart?
• § 44.12 — Who is eligible to receive PILT payments?
• § 44.20 — How does the Department process payments to local governments whose jurisdictions contain entitlement lands?
• § 44.21 — How does the Department calculate payments to local governments whose jurisdictions contain entitlement lands?
• § 44.22 — Are there any special circumstances that affect the way the Department calculates PILT payments?
• § 44.23 — How does the Department certify payment computations?
• § 44.30 — How does the Department make payments for acquired lands?
• § 44.31 — How does the Department calculate payments for acquired lands?
• § 44.40 — How does the Department process payments for lands in the Redwood National Park or Lake Tahoe Basin?
• § 44.41 — How does the Department calculate payments for lands in the Redwood National Park or Lake Tahoe Basin?
• § 44.50 — What are the local governments' responsibilities after receiving payments under this part?
• § 44.51 — Are there general procedures applicable to all PILT payments?
• § 44.52 — May a State enact legislation to reallocate or redistribute PILT payments?
• § 44.53 — What will the Department do if a State enacts distribution legislation?
• § 44.54 — What happens if a State repeals or amends distribution legislation?
• § 44.55 — Can a unit of general local government protest the results of payment computations?
• § 44.56 — How does a unit of general local government file a protest?
• § 44.57 — Can a unit of general local government appeal a rejection of a protest?

PART 45

• § 45.1 — What is the purpose of this part, and to what license proceedings does it apply?
• § 45.2 — What terms are used in this part?
• § 45.3 — How are time periods computed?
• § 45.4 — What deadlines apply to the trial-type hearing and alternatives processes?
• § 45.10 — Who may represent a party, and what requirements apply to a representative?
• § 45.11 — What are the form and content requirements for documents under this subpart?
• § 45.12 — Where and how must documents be filed?
• § 45.13 — What are the requirements for service of documents?
• § 45.20 — What supporting information must DOI provide with its preliminary conditions or prescriptions?
• § 45.21 — How do I request a hearing?
• § 45.22 — How do I file a notice of intervention and response?
• § 45.23 — Will hearing requests be consolidated?
• § 45.24 — Can a hearing process be stayed to allow for settlement discussions?
• § 45.25 — How will the bureau respond to any hearing requests?
• § 45.26 — What will DOI do with any hearing requests?
• § 45.27 — What regulations apply to a case referred for a hearing?
• § 45.30 — What will the Hearings Division do with a case referral?
• § 45.31 — What are the powers of the ALJ?
• § 45.32 — What happens if the ALJ becomes unavailable?
• § 45.33 — Under what circumstances may the ALJ be disqualified?
• § 45.34 — What is the law governing ex parte communications?
• § 45.35 — What are the requirements for motions?
• § 45.40 — What are the requirements for prehearing conferences?
• § 45.41 — How may parties obtain discovery of information needed for the case?
• § 45.42 — When must a party supplement or amend information it has previously provided?
• § 45.43 — What are the requirements for written interrogatories?
• § 45.44 — What are the requirements for depositions?
• § 45.45 — What are the requirements for requests for documents or tangible things or entry on land?
• § 45.46 — What sanctions may the ALJ impose for failure to comply with discovery?
• § 45.47 — What are the requirements for subpoenas and witness fees?
• § 45.50 — When and where will the hearing be held?
• § 45.51 — What are the parties' rights during the hearing?
• § 45.52 — What are the requirements for presenting testimony?
• § 45.53 — How may a party use a deposition in the hearing?
• § 45.54 — What are the requirements for exhibits, official notice, and stipulations?
• § 45.55 — What evidence is admissible at the hearing?
• § 45.56 — What are the requirements for transcription of the hearing?
• § 45.57 — Who has the burden of persuasion, and what standard of proof applies?
• § 45.58 — When will the hearing record close?
• § 45.59 — What are the requirements for post-hearing briefs?
• § 45.60 — What are the requirements for the ALJ's decision?
• § 45.70 — How must documents be filed and served under this subpart?
• § 45.71 — How do I propose an alternative?
• § 45.72 — May I file a revised proposed alternative?
• § 45.73 — When will DOI file its modified condition or prescription?
• § 45.74 — How will DOI analyze a proposed alternative and formulate its modified condition or prescription?
• § 45.75 — Has OMB approved the information collection provisions of this subpart?

PART 46

• § 46.105 — Using a bureau-directed contractor to prepare environmental documents
• § 46.107 — Procedures for applicant-prepared environmental impact statements and environmental assessments
• § 46.150 — Emergency responses
• § 46.205 — Actions categorically excluded from further NEPA review
• § 46.210 — Listing of departmental categorical exclusions
• § 46.215 — Categorical exclusions: Extraordinary circumstances
• § 46.220 — How to designate lead agencies
• § 46.225 — How to select cooperating agencies

PART 47

• § 47.5 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 47.10 — What definitions apply to terms used in this part?
• § 47.15 — What laws apply to exchanges made under this part?
• § 47.20 — What factors will the Secretary consider in analyzing a land exchange?
• § 47.30 — When does a land exchange advance the interests of the beneficiaries?
• § 47.35 — Must lands exchanged be of equal value?
• § 47.40 — How must properties be described?
• § 47.45 — How does the exchange process work?
• § 47.50 — What should the Chairman include in a land exchange proposal for the Secretary?
• § 47.55 — What are the minimum requirements for appraisals used in a land exchange?
• § 47.60 — What documentation must the Chairman submit to the Secretary in the land exchange packet?
• § 47.65 — When will the Secretary approve or disapprove the land exchange?
• § 47.70 — How does the Chairman complete the exchange once approved?

PART 48

• § 48.5 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 48.6 — What definitions apply to terms used in this part?
• § 48.10 — What is the Secretary's role in reviewing proposed amendments to the HHCA?
• § 48.15 — What are the Chairman's responsibilities in submitting proposed amendments to the Secretary?
• § 48.20 — How does the Secretary determine if the State is seeking to amend Federal law?
• § 48.25 — How does the Secretary determine if the proposed amendment decreases the benefits to beneficiaries of Hawaiian home lands?
• § 48.30 — How does the Secretary determine if Congressional approval is unnecessary?
• § 48.35 — When must the Secretary determine if the proposed amendment requires Congressional approval?
• § 48.40 — What notification will the Secretary provide?
• § 48.45 — When is a proposed amendment deemed effective?
• § 48.50 — Can the State of Hawai'i amend the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act without Secretarial review?

PART 49

• § 49.1 — What does this part do?
• § 49.5 — What terms are used in this part?
• § 49.10 — Does this part affect existing authorities?
• § 49.15 — When does this part not apply?
• § 49.20 — Does this part create new rights or entitlements?
• § 49.25 — What information concerning the nature and specific location of paleontological resources is confidential?
• § 49.30 — How will the bureaus conduct inventory, monitoring, and preservation activities?
• § 49.35 — How will the bureaus foster public education and awareness?
• § 49.40 — May the bureaus restrict access to an area?
• § 49.100 — When is a permit required to collect paleontological resources on Federal land?
• § 49.105 — Who can receive a permit?
• § 49.110 — What are permit applicant qualification requirements?
• § 49.115 — Where must a permit application be filed and what information must it include?
• § 49.120 — How will a bureau make a decision about a permit application?
• § 49.125 — What terms and conditions will a permit contain?
• § 49.130 — When and how may a permit be modified, suspended, revoked, or cancelled?
• § 49.135 — Can a permit-related decision be appealed?
• § 49.140 — What is the process for appealing a permit-related decision?
• § 49.145 — Has OMB approved the information collection provisions of this part?
• § 49.200 — Where are collections deposited?
• § 49.205 — What are the requirements for approving a repository to receive a collection?
• § 49.210 — What terms and conditions must agreements between the bureau and approved repository contain?
• § 49.215 — What are the standards for managing the collections?
• § 49.300 — What acts are prohibited?
• § 49.400 — What criminal penalties apply to violations of this part?
• § 49.500 — When can the Federal land manager assess a civil penalty?
• § 49.505 — When and how does the Federal land manager serve a notice of violation?
• § 49.510 — What is included in the notice of violation?
• § 49.515 — How is an objection to a notice of violation and proposed civil penalty made and resolved?
• § 49.520 — When will the Federal land manager issue a final assessment of civil penalty?
• § 49.525 — How will the Federal land manager calculate the amount of a proposed and final assessment of civil penalty?
• § 49.530 — How will the Federal land manager issue the final assessment of civil penalty?
• § 49.535 — What are the options and timeframe to respond to the final assessment of civil penalty?
• § 49.540 — What procedures govern the DCHD hearing process initiated by a request for hearing on the final assessment?
• § 49.545 — What will be included in the administrative law judge's decision?
• § 49.550 — How can the administrative law judge's decision be appealed?
• § 49.555 — What procedures govern an appeal of an administrative law judge's decision?
• § 49.560 — When must the civil penalty be paid?
• § 49.565 — When may a person assessed a civil penalty seek judicial review?
• § 49.570 — What happens if a civil penalty is not paid on time?
• § 49.575 — How will collected civil penalties be used?
• § 49.600 — How is “scientific value” determined for criminal and civil penalties?
• § 49.605 — How is “commercial value” determined for criminal and civil penalties?
• § 49.610 — How is the “cost of response, restoration, and repair” determined for criminal and civil penalties?
• § 49.700 — Will a violation lead to forfeiture of a paleontological resource?
• § 49.705 — What rewards may bureaus pay to those who assisted in enforcing this part?
• § 49.800 — Is casual collecting allowed on lands administered by NPS or FWS?
• § 49.805 — Where is casual collecting allowed?
• § 49.810 — What is casual collecting?

PART 50

• § 50.1 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 50.2 — How will reestablishment of this formal government-to-government relationship occur?
• § 50.3 — May the Native Hawaiian community reorganize itself based on island or other geographic, historical, or cultural ties?
• § 50.4 — What definitions apply to terms used in this part?
• § 50.10 — What are the required elements of a request to reestablish a formal government-to-government relationship with the United States?
• § 50.11 — What process is required in drafting the governing document?
• § 50.12 — What documentation is required to demonstrate how the Native Hawaiian community determined who could participate in ratifying the governing document?
• § 50.13 — What must be included in the governing document?
• § 50.14 — What information about the ratification referendum must be included in the request?
• § 50.15 — What information about the elections for government offices must be included in the request?
• § 50.16 — What criteria will the Secretary apply when deciding whether to reestablish the formal government-to-government relationship?
• § 50.20 — How may a request be submitted?
• § 50.21 — Is the Department available to provide technical assistance?
• § 50.30 — What opportunity will the public have to comment on a request?
• § 50.31 — What opportunity will the requester have to respond to comments?
• § 50.32 — May the deadlines in this part be extended?
• § 50.40 — When will the Secretary issue a decision?
• § 50.41 — What will the Secretary's decision include?
• § 50.42 — When will the Secretary's decision take effect?
• § 50.43 — What does it mean for the Secretary to grant a request?
• § 50.44 — How will the formal government-to-government relationship between the United States Government and the Native Hawaiian Governing Entity be implemented?

PART 51

• § 51.1 — Purpose
• § 51.2 — Authority
• § 51.3 — Applicability and scope
• § 51.4 — Definitions
• § 51.5 — Eligibility for subsistence use
• § 51.6 — Licenses, permits, harvest tickets, tags, and reports
• § 51.7 — Restriction on use
• § 51.8 — Penalties
• § 51.9 — Information collection requirements
• § 51.10 — Federal Subsistence Board
• § 51.11 — Regional advisory councils
• § 51.12 — Local advisory committees
• § 51.13 — Board/agency relationships
• § 51.14 — Relationship to State procedures and regulations
• § 51.15 — Rural determination process
• § 51.16 — Customary and traditional use determination process
• § 51.17 — Determining priorities for subsistence uses among rural Alaska residents
• § 51.18 — Regulation adoption process
• § 51.19 — Special actions
• § 51.20 — Request for reconsideration
• § 51.21 — [Reserved]
• § 51.22 — Subsistence resource regions
• § 51.23 — Rural determinations
• § 51.24 — Customary and traditional use determinations
• § 51.25 — Subsistence taking of fish, wildlife, and shellfish: general regulations
• § 51.26 — Subsistence taking of wildlife
• § 51.27 — Subsistence taking of fish
• § 51.28 — Subsistence taking of shellfish

PART 100

• § 100.100 — What terms I should know for this part?
• § 100.101 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 100.102 — Does this part apply to me?
• § 100.103 — How does the Paperwork Reduction Act affect this part?
• § 100.200 — What are the minimum qualifications for qualified appraisers?
• § 100.201 — Does a qualified appraiser have the authority to conduct appraisals or valuations of any type of Indian property?
• § 100.202 — Will the Secretary verify the appraiser's qualifications?
• § 100.203 — What must the tribe or individual Indian submit to the Secretary for a verification of the appraiser's qualifications?
• § 100.204 — When must the tribe or individual Indian submit a package for Secretarial verification of appraiser qualifications?
• § 100.300 — Must I submit an appraisal or valuation to the Department?
• § 100.301 — Will the Department review and approve my appraisal or valuation?
• § 100.302 — May I request Departmental review of an appraisal even if a qualified appraiser completed the appraisal or valuation?
• § 100.303 — What happens if the Indian tribe or individual Indian does not agree with the appraisal or valuation prepared by their qualified appraiser?
• § 100.304 — Is the Department liable if it approves a transaction for Indian property based on an appraisal or valuation prepared by a qualified appraiser?

PART 402

• § 402.1 — Purpose of this subpart
• § 402.2 — What lands may be sold; method of sale; limit of acreage
• § 402.3 — Power to sell
• § 402.4 — Citizenship requirement
• § 402.5 — Procedures within the Department
• § 402.6 — Price
• § 402.7 — Notice of sale
• § 402.8 — Terms of sale
• § 402.9 — Contracts
• § 402.10 — Patent
• § 402.11 — Termination or cancellation
• § 402.21 — Purpose of this subpart
• § 402.22 — Provisions of subpart A applicable
• § 402.23 — Special provisions

PART 404

• § 404.1 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 404.2 — What terms are used in this part?
• § 404.3 — What is the Reclamation Rural Water Supply Program?
• § 404.4 — What are the goals of the program?
• § 404.5 — Who is responsible for implementing this rule?
• § 404.6 — Who is eligible to participate in the program?
• § 404.7 — What types of projects are eligible for consideration under the program?
• § 404.8 — Are there any exceptions that would allow a community with greater than 50,000 inhabitants to be part of an eligible rural water supply project?
• § 404.9 — What types of infrastructure and facilities may be included in an eligible rural water supply project?
• § 404.10 — Are there certain types of infrastructure and facilities that may not be included in a rural water supply project?
• § 404.11 — What type of assistance is available under the program?
• § 404.12 — Can Reclamation provide assistance with the construction of a rural water supply project under this program?
• § 404.13 — What criteria will Reclamation use to prioritize requests for assistance under the program?
• § 404.14 — How will Reclamation provide notice of opportunities for assistance under the program?
• § 404.15 — How can I request assistance under the program?
• § 404.16 — What information must I include in my statement of interest?
• § 404.17 — How will Reclamation evaluate my statement of interest?
• § 404.18 — How can I request assistance to conduct a feasibility study?
• § 404.19 — What requirements must be met before I can request assistance to conduct a feasibility study?
• § 404.20 — What information must I include in my full proposal to conduct an appraisal or a feasibility study?
• § 404.21 — What is Reclamation's role in preparing the full proposal?
• § 404.22 — How will Reclamation evaluate my full proposal?
• § 404.23 — How will Reclamation determine whether you or your contractor is qualified to conduct an appraisal investigation or a feasibility study?
• § 404.24 — How will Reclamation determine whether it is cost-effective for me or my contractor to conduct the appraisal investigation or feasibility study?
• § 404.25 — How can I request Reclamation to review an appraisal investigation or feasibility study that was not completed under this program?
• § 404.26 — Must an appraisal investigation be completed before I can request Reclamation to review a feasibility study that was not completed under this program?
• § 404.27 — How will Reclamation evaluate my request to review an appraisal investigation or feasibility study completed without the support of Reclamation?
• § 404.28 — Is it possible to expedite the completion of an appraisal investigation or feasibility study?
• § 404.29 — Can the level of effort needed to complete an appraisal investigation or feasibility study be scaled to be proportional to the size and cost of the proposed project?
• § 404.30 — How much Federal funding can Reclamation provide for the completion of an appraisal investigation?
• § 404.31 — What forms of non-Federal cost-share payment are acceptable?
• § 404.32 — Can Reclamation reduce the non-Federal cost-share required for an appraisal investigation?
• § 404.33 — How much Federal funding can Reclamation provide for the completion of a feasibility study?
• § 404.34 — Can Reclamation reduce the amount of non-Federal cost-share required for a feasibility study?
• § 404.35 — Is there a different non-Federal cost-share requirement for feasibility studies that involve a community greater than 50,000 inhabitants?
• § 404.36 — Will Reclamation reimburse me for the cost of an appraisal investigation or a feasibility study that was not completed under § 404.11(a) or (b)?
• § 404.37 — How will Reclamation determine the appropriate non-Federal share of construction costs?
• § 404.38 — Are there different requirements for determining the appropriate non-Federal share of construction costs to be paid by Indian tribes?
• § 404.39 — What factors will Reclamation consider in evaluating my capability to pay 25 percent or more of the construction costs?
• § 404.40 — What is the non-Federal share of operation, maintenance, and replacement costs?
• § 404.41 — How will an appraisal investigation be conducted under this program?
• § 404.42 — How much time is provided to complete an appraisal investigation?
• § 404.43 — What process will Reclamation follow to determine if an appraisal investigation is ready for review?
• § 404.44 — What criteria will Reclamation apply to determine whether it is appropriate to recommend that a feasibility study be conducted?
• § 404.45 — What will be included in the appraisal report prepared by Reclamation?
• § 404.46 — Who will the appraisal report be provided to?
• § 404.47 — How will a feasibility study be conducted under this program?
• § 404.48 — What process will Reclamation follow to determine if a feasibility study is ready for review?
• § 404.49 — What criteria will Reclamation use to determine whether to recommend that a proposed rural water supply project be authorized for construction?
• § 404.50 — What information will be included in the feasibility report prepared by Reclamation
• § 404.51 — Are proposed projects under the Rural Water Supply Program reviewed by the Administration?
• § 404.52 — Who will the feasibility report be provided to?
• § 404.53 — Does this rule provide authority for the transfer of pre-existing facilities from Federal to private ownership, or from private to Federal ownership?
• § 404.54 — Who will hold title to a rural water project that is constructed following the completion of an appraisal investigation or feasibility study under this program?
• § 404.55 — Who is responsible for the operation, maintenance, and replacement costs?
• § 404.56 — If a financial assistance agreement is entered into for a rural water supply project that benefits more than one Indian tribe, is the approval of each Indian tribe required?
• § 404.57 — Does this rule have any affect on state water law?
• § 404.58 — Do rural water projects authorized before the enactment of the Rural Water Supply Act of 2006 have to comply with the requirements in this rule?
• § 404.59 — If the Secretary recommends a project for construction, is that a promise of Federal funding?
• § 404.60 — Does this rule contain an information collection that requires approval by the Office of Management and Budget (OMB)?

PART 413

• § 413.1 — Purpose
• § 413.2 — Definitions
• § 413.3 — Assessment of settlement lands
• § 413.4 — Assessment of other project act lands and rights of way
• § 413.5 — Reports on status of settlement lands

PART 414

• § 414.1 — Purpose
• § 414.2 — Definitions of terms used in this part
• § 414.3 — Storage and Interstate Release Agreements
• § 414.4 — Reporting requirements and accounting under Storage and Interstate Release Agreements
• § 414.5 — Water quality
• § 414.6 — Environmental compliance and funding of Federal costs

PART 417

• § 417.1 — Scope of part
• § 417.2 — Consultation with contractors
• § 417.3 — Notice of recommendations and determinations
• § 417.4 — Changed conditions, emergency, or hardship modifications
• § 417.5 — Duties of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs with respect to Indian reservations
• § 417.6 — General regulations

PART 418

• § 418.1 — Definitions
• § 418.2 — How Project water may be used
• § 418.3 — Effect of these regulations on water rights
• § 418.4 — Prohibited deliveries
• § 418.5 — Responsibility for violations
• § 418.6 — Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Indian Reservation
• § 418.7 — Who may receive irrigation deliveries
• § 418.8 — Types of eligible land
• § 418.9 — Reporting changes in eligible land
• § 418.10 — Determining the amount of water duty to be delivered
• § 418.11 — Valid headgate deliveries
• § 418.12 — Project efficiency
• § 418.13 — Maximum allowable limits
• § 418.14 — Recordkeeping requirements
• § 418.15 — Operations monitoring
• § 418.16 — Using water for power generation
• § 418.17 — Truckee and Carson River water use
• § 418.18 — Diversions at Derby Dam
• § 418.19 — Diversions from the Truckee River to the Truckee Division
• § 418.20 — Diversions from the Truckee River to Lahontan Reservoir, January through June
• § 418.21 — Diversion of Truckee River water to Lahontan Reservoir, July through December
• § 418.22 — Future adjustments to Lahontan Reservoir storage targets
• § 418.23 — Diversion of Rock Dam Ditch water
• § 418.24 — Precautionary drawdown and spills from Lahontan Reservoir
• § 418.25 — Water use for other than Newlands Project purposes
• § 418.26 — Charges for water use
• § 418.27 — Distribution system operation
• § 418.28 — Conditions of delivery
• § 418.29 — Project management
• § 418.30 — Provisions required in future contracts
• § 418.31 — Conservation measures
• § 418.32 — Cooperative programs
• § 418.33 — Purpose of the implementation strategy
• § 418.34 — Valid headgate deliveries
• § 418.35 — Efficiencies
• § 418.36 — Incentives for additional long term conservation
• § 418.37 — Disincentives for lower efficiency
• § 418.38 — Maximum allowable diversion

PART 419

• § 419.1 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 419.2 — What are the definitions used in this part?
• § 419.3 — What general principles govern implementation of the TROA?
• § 419.4 — What specific provisions govern operations of the reservoirs?

PART 420

• § 420.1 — Objectives
• § 420.2 — General closure
• § 420.3 — Adjacent lands
• § 420.4 — Enforcement
• § 420.5 — Definitions
• § 420.11 — Requirements—vehicles
• § 420.12 — Requirements—operators
• § 420.21 — Procedure for designating areas for off-road vehicle use
• § 420.22 — Criteria for off-road vehicle areas
• § 420.23 — Public notice and information
• § 420.24 — Permits for organized events
• § 420.25 — Reclamation lands administered by other agencies

PART 422

• § 422.1 — Purpose of this part
• § 422.2 — Definitions
• § 422.3 — Reclamation law enforcement policy
• § 422.4 — Responsibilities of the Commissioner of Reclamation
• § 422.5 — Responsibilities of the Law Enforcement Administrator
• § 422.6 — Responsibilities of the Chief Law Enforcement Officer
• § 422.7 — Authorization to perform law enforcement duties
• § 422.8 — Requirements for law enforcement functions and programs
• § 422.9 — Reclamation law enforcement contracts and cooperative agreements
• § 422.10 — Requirements for authorizing officers to exercise Reclamation law enforcement authority
• § 422.11 — Position sensitivity and investigations
• § 422.12 — Required standards of conduct
• § 422.13 — Reporting an injury or property damage or loss

PART 423

• § 423.1 — Purpose
• § 423.2 — Definitions of terms used in this part
• § 423.3 — When does this part apply?
• § 423.10 — What areas are open to public use?
• § 423.11 — What areas are closed to public use?
• § 423.12 — How will Reclamation notify the public of additional closed areas?
• § 423.13 — How will Reclamation establish periodic and regular closures?
• § 423.14 — How will Reclamation post and delineate closed areas at the site of the closure?
• § 423.15 — How will Reclamation document closures or reopenings?
• § 423.16 — Who can be exempted from closures?
• § 423.17 — How will Reclamation reopen closed areas?
• § 423.18 — Use of closures
• § 423.20 — General rules
• § 423.21 — Responsibilities
• § 423.22 — Interference with agency functions and disorderly conduct
• § 423.23 — Abandonment and impoundment of personal property
• § 423.24 — Trespassing
• § 423.25 — Vandalism, tampering, and theft
• § 423.26 — Public events and gatherings
• § 423.27 — Advertising and public solicitation
• § 423.28 — Memorials and reburials
• § 423.29 — Natural and cultural resources
• § 423.30 — Weapons, firearms, explosives, and fireworks
• § 423.31 — Fires and flammable material
• § 423.32 — Hunting, fishing, and trapping
• § 423.33 — Camping
• § 423.34 — Sanitation
• § 423.35 — Animals
• § 423.36 — Swimming
• § 423.37 — Activities on iced waterbodies
• § 423.38 — Operating vessels on Reclamation waters
• § 423.39 — Standards for vessels
• § 423.40 — Vehicles
• § 423.41 — Aircraft
• § 423.42 — Gambling
• § 423.43 — Alcoholic beverages
• § 423.44 — Controlled substances
• § 423.50 — How can I obtain permission for prohibited or restricted uses and activities?
• § 423.60 — How special use areas are designated
• § 423.61 — Notifying the public of special use areas
• § 423.62 — Reservations for public use limits
• § 423.63 — Existing special use areas
• § 423.70 — Violations
• § 423.71 — Sanctions

PART 424

• § 424.1 — Regulations

PART 426

• § 426.1 — Purpose
• § 426.2 — Definitions
• § 426.3 — Conformance to the discretionary provisions
• § 426.4 — Attribution of land
• § 426.5 — Ownership entitlement
• § 426.6 — Leasing and full-cost pricing
• § 426.7 — Trusts
• § 426.8 — Nonresident aliens and foreign entities
• § 426.9 — Religious or charitable organizations
• § 426.10 — Public entities
• § 426.11 — Class 1 equivalency
• § 426.12 — Excess land
• § 426.13 — Excess land appraisals
• § 426.14 — Involuntary acquisition of land
• § 426.15 — Commingling
• § 426.16 — Exemptions and exclusions
• § 426.17 — Small reclamation projects
• § 426.18 — Landholder information requirements
• § 426.19 — District responsibilities
• § 426.20 — Assessment of administrative costs
• § 426.21 — Interest on underpayments
• § 426.22 — Public participation
• § 426.23 — Recovery of operation and maintenance (O&M) costs
• § 426.24 — Reclamation decisions and appeals
• § 426.25 — Reclamation audits
• § 426.26 — Severability

PART 427

• § 427.1 — Water conservation

PART 428

• § 428.1 — Purpose of this part
• § 428.2 — Applicability of this part
• § 428.3 — Definitions used in this part
• § 428.4 — Who must submit forms under this part
• § 428.5 — Required information
• § 428.6 — Where to submit required forms and information
• § 428.7 — What happens if a farm operator does not submit required forms
• § 428.8 — What can happen if a farm operator makes false statements on the required forms
• § 428.9 — Farm operators who are former owners of excess land
• § 428.10 — Districts' responsibilities concerning certain formerly excess land
• § 428.11 — Effective date

PART 429

• § 429.1 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 429.2 — What definitions are used in this part?
• § 429.3 — What types of uses are subject to the requirements and processes established under this part?
• § 429.4 — What types of uses are not subject to the requirements and processes established under this part?
• § 429.5 — Who is authorized to issue use authorizations under this part?
• § 429.6 — When must water user organizations also approve use authorizations?
• § 429.7 — Can I use land where Reclamation holds an easement?
• § 429.8 — Is there a fee for uses involving a Reclamation easement?
• § 429.9 — What should I do before filing an application?
• § 429.10 — What application form should I use?
• § 429.11 — Where can I get the application forms?
• § 429.12 — Where do I file my application?
• § 429.13 — How long will the application review process take?
• § 429.14 — What criteria will Reclamation consider when reviewing applications?
• § 429.15 — Is Reclamation required to issue a use authorization?
• § 429.16 — How much is the application fee and when should it be paid?
• § 429.17 — When will Reclamation collect administrative costs?
• § 429.18 — When do I have to pay the administrative costs?
• § 429.19 — What happens if the initial estimate for administrative costs is insufficient?
• § 429.20 — Can I get a detailed explanation of the administrative costs?
• § 429.21 — If I overpay Reclamation's administrative costs, can I get a refund?
• § 429.22 — Can Reclamation charge me additional administrative costs after I receive a use authorization?
• § 429.23 — How does Reclamation determine use fees?
• § 429.24 — When should I pay my use fee?
• § 429.25 — How long do I have to submit my payment for the use fee and accept the offered use authorization?
• § 429.26 — When may Reclamation reduce or waive costs or fees?
• § 429.27 — What general information appears in use authorizations?
• § 429.28 — What terms and conditions apply to all use authorizations?
• § 429.29 — What other terms and conditions may be included in my use authorization?
• § 429.30 — May use authorizations be transferred or assigned to others?
• § 429.31 — What uses are prohibited on Reclamation land, facilities, and waterbodies?
• § 429.32 — How will Reclamation address currently authorized existing private exclusive recreational or residential uses?
• § 429.33 — What are the consequences for using Reclamation land, facilities, and waterbodies without authorization?
• § 429.34 — Who is the decisionmaker for Reclamation's final determinations?
• § 429.35 — May I appeal Reclamation's final determination?
• § 429.36 — May I appeal the Commissioner's decision?
• § 429.37 — Does interest accrue on monies owed to the United States during my appeal process?

PART 430

• § 430.1 — Concessioners' appeal procedures

PART 431

• § 431.1 — Purpose
• § 431.2 — Scope
• § 431.3 — Definitions
• § 431.4 — Power generation responsibilities
• § 431.5 — Cost data and fund requirements
• § 431.6 — Power generation estimates
• § 431.7 — Administration and management of the Colorado River Dam Fund
• § 431.8 — Disputes
• § 431.9 — Future regulations

PART 1600

• § 1601.0-1 — Purpose
• § 1601.0-2 — Objective
• § 1601.0-3 — Authority
• § 1601.0-4 — Responsibilities
• § 1601.0-5 — Definitions
• § 1601.0-6 — Environmental impact statement policy
• § 1601.0-7 — Scope
• § 1601.0-8 — Principles
• § 1610.1 — Resource management planning guidance
• § 1610.2 — Public participation
• § 1610.3 — Coordination with other Federal agencies, State and local governments, and Indian tribes
• § 1610.3-1 — Coordination of planning efforts
• § 1610.3-2 — Consistency requirements
• § 1610.4 — Resource management planning process
• § 1610.4-1 — Identification of issues
• § 1610.4-2 — Development of planning criteria
• § 1610.4-3 — Inventory data and information collection
• § 1610.4-4 — Analysis of the management situation
• § 1610.4-5 — Formulation of alternatives
• § 1610.4-6 — Estimation of effects of alternatives
• § 1610.4-7 — Selection of preferred alternatives
• § 1610.4-8 — Selection of resource management plan
• § 1610.4-9 — Monitoring and evaluation
• § 1610.5 — Resource management plan approval, use and modification
• § 1610.5-1 — Resource management plan approval and administrative review
• § 1610.5-2 — Protest procedures
• § 1610.5-3 — Conformity and implementation
• § 1610.5-4 — Maintenance
• § 1610.5-5 — Amendment
• § 1610.5-6 — Revision
• § 1610.5-7 — Situations where action can be taken based on another agency's plan, or a land use analysis
• § 1610.6 — Management decision review by Congress
• § 1610.7 — Designation of areas
• § 1610.7-1 — Designation of areas unsuitable for surface mining
• § 1610.7-2 — Designation of areas of critical environmental concern
• § 1610.8 — Transition period

PART 1780

• § 1784.0-1 — Purpose
• § 1784.0-2 — Objectives
• § 1784.0-3 — Authority
• § 1784.0-4 — [Reserved]
• § 1784.0-5 — Definitions
• § 1784.0-6 — Policy
• § 1784.1 — Establishment, duration, termination, and renewal
• § 1784.1-1 — Establishment
• § 1784.1-2 — Duration, termination, and renewal
• § 1784.2 — Composition, avoidance of conflict of interest
• § 1784.2-1 — Composition
• § 1784.2-2 — Avoidance of conflict of interest
• § 1784.3 — Member service
• § 1784.4 — Public participation
• § 1784.4-1 — Calls for nominations
• § 1784.4-2 — Notice of meetings
• § 1784.4-3 — Open meetings
• § 1784.5 — Operating procedures
• § 1784.5-1 — Functions
• § 1784.5-2 — Meetings
• § 1784.5-3 — Records
• § 1784.6 — Membership and functions of resource advisory councils and sub-groups
• § 1784.6-1 — Resource advisory councils—requirements
• § 1784.6-2 — Resource advisory councils—optional features

PART 1810

• § 1810.1 — Rules of construction; words and phrases
• § 1810.2 — Communications by mail; when mailing requirements are met
• § 1810.3 — Effect of laches; authority to bind government
• § 1810.4 — Information required by forms
• § 1812.1 — General
• § 1812.1-1 — Regulations governing practice before the Department
• § 1812.1-2 — Inquiries
• § 1815.0-3 — Authority
• § 1815.0-5 — Definitions
• § 1815.1 — Timber sale contracts
• § 1815.1-1 — Relief granted
• § 1815.1-2 — Applications

PART 1820

• § 1821.10 — Where are BLM offices located?
• § 1821.11 — During what hours may I file an application?
• § 1821.12 — Are these the only regulations that will apply to my application or other required document?
• § 1821.13 — What if the specific program regulations conflict with these regulations?
• § 1822.10 — How should my name appear on applications and other required documents that I submit to BLM?
• § 1822.11 — What must I do to make an official filing with BLM?
• § 1822.12 — Where do I file my application or other required documents?
• § 1822.13 — May I file electronically?
• § 1822.14 — What if I try to file a required document on the last day of the stated period for filing, but the BLM office where it is to be filed is officially closed all day?
• § 1822.15 — If I miss filing a required document or payment within the specified period, can BLM consider it timely filed anyway?
• § 1822.16 — Where do I file an application that involves lands under the jurisdiction of more than one BLM State Office?
• § 1822.17 — When are documents considered filed simultaneously?
• § 1822.18 — How does BLM decide in which order to accept documents that are simultaneously filed?
• § 1823.10 — How may I make my payments to BLM?
• § 1823.11 — What is the authority for BLM issuing a refund of a payment?
• § 1823.12 — When and how may I obtain a refund?
• § 1823.13 — Is additional documentation needed when a third party requests a refund?
• § 1824.10 — What is publication?
• § 1824.11 — How does BLM choose a newspaper in which to publish a notice?
• § 1824.12 — How many times must BLM publish a notice?
• § 1824.13 — Who pays for publication?
• § 1824.14 — Does the claimant or applicant pay for an error by the printer of the paper in which the notice appears?
• § 1824.15 — What does it mean to post a notice?
• § 1824.16 — Why must I post a notice?
• § 1824.17 — If I must post a notice on the land, what are the requirements?
• § 1825.10 — If I relinquish my interest (such as a claim or lease) in public lands, am I relieved of all further responsibility associated with that interest?
• § 1825.11 — When are relinquishments effective?
• § 1825.12 — When does relinquished land become available again for other application or appropriation?

PART 1840

• § 1840.1 — Cross reference

PART 1860

• § 1863.5 — Title transfer to the Government
• § 1863.5-1 — Evidence of title
• § 1864.0-1 — Purpose
• § 1864.0-2 — Objectives
• § 1864.0-3 — Authority
• § 1864.0-5 — Definitions
• § 1864.1 — Application for issuance of a document of disclaimer
• § 1864.1-1 — Filing of application
• § 1864.1-2 — Form of application
• § 1864.1-3 — Action on application
• § 1864.1-4 — Consultation with other Federal agencies
• § 1864.2 — Decision on application
• § 1864.3 — Issuance of document of disclaimer
• § 1864.4 — Appeals
• § 1865.0-1 — Purpose
• § 1865.0-2 — Objective
• § 1865.0-3 — Authority
• § 1865.0-5 — Definitions
• § 1865.1 — Application for correction of conveyancing documents
• § 1865.1-1 — Filing of application
• § 1865.1-2 — Form of application
• § 1865.1-3 — Action on application
• § 1865.2 — Issuance of corrected patent or document of conveyance
• § 1865.3 — Issuance of patent or document of conveyance on motion of authorized officer
• § 1865.4 — Appeals

PART 1870

• § 1871.0-3 — Authority
• § 1871.1 — Equitable adjudication
• § 1871.1-1 — Cases subject to equitable adjudication

PART 1880

• § 1882.0-1 — Purpose
• § 1882.0-2 — Objective
• § 1882.0-3 — Authority
• § 1882.0-5 — Definitions
• § 1882.1 — Loan fund, general
• § 1882.2 — Qualifications
• § 1882.3 — Application procedures
• § 1882.4 — Allocation of funds
• § 1882.5 — Terms and conditions
• § 1882.5-1 — Tenure of loan
• § 1882.5-2 — Interest rate
• § 1882.5-3 — Limitation on amount of loans
• § 1882.5-4 — Loan repayment
• § 1882.5-5 — Security for a loan
• § 1882.5-6 — Use of loan
• § 1882.5-7 — Nondiscrimination
• § 1882.5-8 — Additional terms and conditions
• § 1882.6 — Loan renegotiation
• § 1882.7 — Inspection and audit

PART 2090

• § 2091.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2091.0-3 — Authority
• § 2091.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2091.1 — Action on applications and mining claims
• § 2091.2 — Segregation and opening resulting from publication of a Notice of Realty Action
• § 2091.2-1 — Segregation
• § 2091.2-2 — Opening
• § 2091.3 — Segregation and opening resulting from a proposal or application
• § 2091.3-1 — Segregation
• § 2091.3-2 — Opening
• § 2091.4 — Segregation and opening resulting from the allowance of entries, leases, grants or contracts
• § 2091.4-1 — Segregation and opening: Desert-land entries and Indian allotments
• § 2091.4-2 — Segregation and opening: Airport leases and grants
• § 2091.4-3 — Segregation and opening: Carey Act
• § 2091.5 — Withdrawals
• § 2091.5-1 — Segregation of lands resulting from withdrawal applications filed on or after October 21, 1976
• § 2091.5-2 — Segregation of lands resulting from withdrawal applications filed prior to October 21, 1976
• § 2091.5-3 — Segregative effect and opening: Emergency withdrawals
• § 2091.5-4 — Segregative effect and opening: Water power withdrawals
• § 2091.5-5 — Segregative effect and opening: Federal Power Act withdrawals
• § 2091.5-6 — Congressional withdrawals and opening of lands
• § 2091.6 — Opening of withdrawn lands: General
• § 2091.07 — Principles
• § 2091.7 — Segregation and opening of lands classified for a specific use
• § 2091.7-1 — Segregative effect and opening: Classifications
• § 2091.7-2 — Segregative effect and opening: Taylor Grazing Act
• § 2091.8 — Status of gift lands
• § 2091.9 — Segregation and opening resulting from laws specific to Alaska
• § 2091.9-1 — Alaska Native selections
• § 2091.9-2 — Selections by the State of Alaska
• § 2091.9-3 — Lands in Alaska under grazing lease
• § 2094.0-3 — Authority
• § 2094.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2094.1 — Methods of measuring; restrictions
• § 2094.2 — Waiver of 160-rod limitation

PART 2200

• § 2200.0-2 — Objective
• § 2200.0-4 — Responsibilities
• § 2200.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2200.0-6 — Policy
• § 2200.0-7 — Scope
• § 2200.0-9 — Information collection
• § 2201.1 — Agreement to initiate an exchange
• § 2201.1-1 — Assembled land exchanges
• § 2201.1-2 — Segregative effect
• § 2201.1-3 — Assumption of costs
• § 2201.2 — Notice of exchange proposal
• § 2201.3 — Appraisals
• § 2201.3-1 — Appraiser qualifications
• § 2201.3-2 — Market value
• § 2201.3-3 — Appraisal report standards
• § 2201.3-4 — Appraisal review
• § 2201.4 — Bargaining; arbitration
• § 2201.5 — Exchanges at approximately equal value
• § 2201.6 — Value equalization; cash equalization waiver
• § 2201.7 — Approval of exchanges
• § 2201.7-1 — Notice of decision
• § 2201.7-2 — Exchange agreement
• § 2201.8 — Title standards
• § 2201.9 — Case closing
• § 2203.0-6 — Policy
• § 2203.0-9 — Cross references
• § 2203.1 — Opportunity for public comment and public meeting on exchange proposal
• § 2203.2 — Submission of information concerning proposed exchange
• § 2203.3 — Public meeting
• § 2203.4 — Consultation with the Attorney General
• § 2203.5 — Action on advice of the Attorney General

PART 2300

• § 2300.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2300.0-3 — Authority
• § 2300.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2310.1 — Procedures: General
• § 2310.1-1 — Preapplication consultation
• § 2310.1-2 — Submission of applications
• § 2310.1-3 — Submission of withdrawal petitions
• § 2310.1-4 — Cancellation of withdrawal applications or withdrawal proposals and denial of applications
• § 2310.2 — Segregative effect of withdrawal applications or withdrawal proposals
• § 2310.2-1 — Termination of the segregative effect of withdrawal applications or withdrawal proposals
• § 2310.3 — Action on withdrawal applications and withdrawal proposals, except for emergency withdrawals
• § 2310.3-1 — Publication and public meeting requirements
• § 2310.3-2 — Development and processing of the case file for submission to the Secretary
• § 2310.3-3 — Action by the Secretary: Public land orders and notices of denial
• § 2310.3-4 — Duration of withdrawals
• § 2310.3-5 — Compensation for improvements
• § 2310.3-6 — Transfer of jurisdiction
• § 2310.4 — Review and extensions of withdrawals
• § 2310.5 — Special action on emergency withdrawals
• § 2320.0-3 — Authority
• § 2320.1 — Lands considered withdrawn or classified for power purposes
• § 2320.2 — General determinations under the Federal Power Act
• § 2320.3 — Applications for restoration

PART 2360

• § 2361.1 — Purpose
• § 2361.2 — Objectives
• § 2361.3 — Authority
• § 2361.4 — Responsibility
• § 2361.5 — Definitions
• § 2361.6 — [Reserved]
• § 2361.7 — Effect of law
• § 2361.10 — Protection of the environment
• § 2361.20 — Use authorizations
• § 2361.30 — Unauthorized use and occupancy

PART 2370

• § 2370.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2370.0-3 — Authority
• § 2372.1 — Notice of intention to relinquish action by holding agency
• § 2372.2 — Report to General Services Administration
• § 2372.3 — Return of lands to the public domain; conditions
• § 2374.1 — Property determinations
• § 2374.2 — Conditions of acceptance by BLM

PART 2400

• § 2400.0-2 — Objectives
• § 2400.0-3 — Authority
• § 2400.0-4 — Responsibility
• § 2400.0-5 — Definitions

PART 2410

• § 2410.1 — All classifications
• § 2410.2 — Relative value, disposal or retention

PART 2420

• § 2420.1 — Use of criteria
• § 2420.2 — Criteria

PART 2430

• § 2430.1 — Use of criteria
• § 2430.2 — General criteria for disposal classification
• § 2430.3 — Additional criteria for classification of lands needed for urban or suburban purposes
• § 2430.4 — Additional criteria for classification of lands valuable for public purposes
• § 2430.5 — Additional criteria for classification of lands valuable for residential, commercial, agricultural, or industrial purposes
• § 2430.6 — Additional criteria for lands valuable for other purposes

PART 2440

• § 2440.1 — Use of criteria
• § 2440.2 — General criterion
• § 2440.3 — Specific criteria for segregative effect of classification for retention
• § 2440.4 — Specific criteria for segregative effect of classification for disposal

PART 2450

• § 2450.1 — Filing of petition
• § 2450.2 — Preliminary determination
• § 2450.3 — Proposed classification decision
• § 2450.4 — Protests: Initial classification decision
• § 2450.5 — Administrative review
• § 2450.6 — Effect of final order
• § 2450.7 — Right to occupy or settle
• § 2450.8 — Preference right of petitioner-applicant

PART 2460

• § 2461.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2461.1 — Proposed classifications
• § 2461.2 — Classifications
• § 2461.3 — Administrative review
• § 2461.4 — Changing classifications
• § 2461.5 — Segregative effect
• § 2462.0-3 — Authority
• § 2462.1 — Publication of notice of, and public hearings on, proposed classification
• § 2462.2 — Publication of notice of classification
• § 2462.3 — Administrative review
• § 2462.4 — Segregative effect of publication

PART 2470

• § 2470.1 — Opening of lands to disposal
• § 2470.2 — Allowance and entry

PART 2520

• § 2520.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2520.0-3 — Authority
• § 2520.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2520.0-7 — Cross references
• § 2520.0-8 — Land subject to disposition
• § 2521.1 — Who may make desert-land entry
• § 2521.2 — Petitions and applications
• § 2521.3 — Assignment
• § 2521.4 — When lands may be sold, taxed, or mortgaged
• § 2521.5 — Annual proof
• § 2521.6 — Final proof
• § 2521.7 — Amendments
• § 2521.8 — Contests
• § 2521.9 — Relinquishments
• § 2522.1 — General acts authorizing extensions of time
• § 2522.2 — Procedure on applications for extensions of time, where contest is pending
• § 2522.3 — Act of March 28, 1908
• § 2522.4 — Act of April 30, 1912
• § 2522.5 — Act of February 25, 1925
• § 2522.6 — Service fees
• § 2523.1 — Collection of purchase money and fees; issuance of final certificate
• § 2523.2 — Amounts to be paid
• § 2524.1 — Conditions excusing entrymen from compliance with the desert-land laws
• § 2524.2 — Annual proof
• § 2524.3 — Time extended to make final proof
• § 2524.4 — Beginning of period for compliance with the law
• § 2524.5 — Assignment of desert-land entries in whole or in part
• § 2524.6 — Desert-land entryman may proceed independently of Government irrigation
• § 2524.7 — Disposal of lands in excess of 160 acres
• § 2524.8 — Cancellation of entries for nonpayment of water-right charges

PART 2530

• § 2530.0-3 — Authority
• § 2530.0-7 — Cross reference
• § 2530.0-8 — Land subject to allotment
• § 2531.1 — Qualifications of applicants
• § 2531.2 — Petition and applications
• § 2531.3 — Effect of application
• § 2532.1 — Certificate of allotment
• § 2532.2 — Trust patent
• § 2533.0-3 — Authority
• § 2533.0-8 — Land subject to allotment
• § 2533.1 — Application
• § 2533.2 — Approval

PART 2540

• § 2540.0-3 — Authority
• § 2540.0-5 — Definition
• § 2541.1 — Who may apply
• § 2541.2 — Procedures
• § 2541.3 — Patents
• § 2541.4 — Price of land; payment
• § 2541.5 — Publication; protests
• § 2542.1 — Application
• § 2542.2 — Evidence required
• § 2542.3 — Publication and posting of notice
• § 2542.4 — Patent
• § 2543.1 — Applications
• § 2543.2 — Appraisal of land
• § 2543.3 — Purchase price required
• § 2543.4 — Publication and posting
• § 2543.5 — Patent
• § 2544.1 — Applications
• § 2544.2 — Appraisal of land
• § 2544.3 — Notice to deposit purchase price
• § 2544.4 — Publication and posting
• § 2544.5 — Patent
• § 2545.1 — Qualifications of applicants
• § 2545.2 — Applications
• § 2545.3 — Publication and protests
• § 2545.4 — Price of land; other conditions
• § 2546.1 — Offers of lands for sale
• § 2546.2 — Applications for purchase
• § 2546.3 — Payment and publication
• § 2546.4 — Public auctions
• § 2547.1 — Qualifications of applicants
• § 2547.2 — Procedures; applications
• § 2547.3 — Price of land; payment
• § 2547.4 — Publication and protests
• § 2547.5 — Disposal considerations
• § 2547.6 — Lands not subject to disposal under this subpart
• § 2547.7 — Coordination with State and local governments

PART 2560

• § 2561.0-2 — Objectives
• § 2561.0-3 — Authority
• § 2561.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2561.0-8 — Lands subject to allotment
• § 2561.1 — Applications
• § 2561.2 — Proof of use and occupancy
• § 2561.3 — Effect of allotment
• § 2562.0-3 — Authority
• § 2562.1 — Initiation of claim
• § 2562.2 — Qualifications of applicant
• § 2562.3 — Applications
• § 2562.4 — Survey
• § 2562.5 — Publication and posting
• § 2562.6 — Form of entry
• § 2562.7 — Patent
• § 2563.0-2 — Purpose
• § 2563.0-3 — Authority
• § 2563.0-7 — Cross references
• § 2563.1 — Purchase of tracts not exceeding 5 acres, on showing as to employment or business (Act of March 3, 1927)
• § 2563.1-1 — Application
• § 2563.1-2 — Approval
• § 2563.2 — Purchase of tracts not exceeding 5 acres, without showing as to employment or business (Act of May 26, 1934)
• § 2563.2-1 — Procedures for initiating claim
• § 2564.0-3 — Authority
• § 2564.0-4 — Responsibility
• § 2564.1 — Application for restricted deed
• § 2564.2 — No payment, publication or proof required on entry for native towns
• § 2564.3 — Native towns occupied partly by white occupants
• § 2564.4 — Provisions to be inserted in restricted deeds
• § 2564.5 — Sale of land for which restricted deed was issued
• § 2564.6 — Application for unrestricted deed
• § 2564.7 — Determination of competency or noncompetency; issuance of unrestricted deed
• § 2565.0-3 — Authority
• § 2565.0-7 — Cross reference
• § 2565.1 — General requirements
• § 2565.2 — Application; fees; contests and protests
• § 2565.3 — Subdivision
• § 2565.4 — Deeds
• § 2565.5 — Sale of the land
• § 2565.6 — Rights-of-way
• § 2565.7 — Final report of trustee; disposition of unexpended moneys and unsold lots
• § 2565.8 — Records to be kept by trustee
• § 2565.9 — Disposition of records on completion of trust
• § 2566.0-3 — Authority
• § 2566.0-7 — Cross references
• § 2566.1 — General procedures
• § 2566.2 — Public sale
• § 2568.10 — What Alaska Native allotment benefits are available to certain Alaska Native veterans?
• § 2568.20 — What is the legal authority for these allotments?
• § 2568.21 — Do other regulations directly apply to these regulations?
• § 2568.30 — What terms do I need to know to understand these regulations?
• § 2568.40 — Does BLM have the authority to ask me for the information required in these regulations?
• § 2568.50 — What qualifications do I need to be eligible for an allotment?
• § 2568.60 — May the personal representatives of eligible deceased veterans apply on their behalf?
• § 2568.61 — What are the requirements for a personal representative?
• § 2568.62 — Under what circumstances does BLM accept the appointment of a personal representative?
• § 2568.63 — Under what circumstances does BLM reject the appointment of a personal representative?
• § 2568.64 — Are there different requirements for giving an allotment to the estate of a deceased veteran?
• § 2568.70 — If I am qualified for an allotment, when can I apply?
• § 2568.71 — Where do I file my application?
• § 2568.72 — When does BLM consider my application to be filed too late?
• § 2568.73 — Do I need to fill out a special application form?
• § 2568.74 — What else must I file with my application?
• § 2568.75 — Must I include a Certificate of Indian Blood as well as a Department of Defense verification of qualifying military service when I file my application with BLM?
• § 2568.76 — Do I need to pay any fees when I file my application?
• § 2568.77 — [Reserved]
• § 2568.78 — Will my application segregate the land for which I am applying from other applications or land actions?
• § 2568.79 — Are there any rules about the number and size of parcels?
• § 2568.80 — Does the parcel have to be surveyed before I can receive title to it?
• § 2568.81 — If BLM finds errors in my application, will BLM give me a chance to correct them?
• § 2568.82 — If BLM decides that I have not submitted enough information to show qualifying use and occupancy, will it reject my application or give me a chance to submit more information?
• § 2568.90 — If I qualify for an allotment, what land may BLM convey to me?
• § 2568.91 — Is there land owned by the Federal government that BLM cannot convey to me even if I qualify?
• § 2568.92 — [Reserved]
• § 2568.93 — Is there a limit to how much water frontage my allotment can include?
• § 2568.94 — Can I receive an allotment of land that is valuable for minerals?
• § 2568.95 — Will BLM try to reacquire land that has been conveyed out of Federal ownership so it can convey that land to a Native veteran?
• § 2568.100 — What is a CSU?
• § 2568.101 — If the land I used and occupied is within a CSU other than a National Wilderness or any part of a National Forest, can I receive a title to it?
• § 2568.102 — Is the process by which the managing agency decides whether my allotment is not inconsistent with the CSU the same as other such determination processes?
• § 2568.103 — By what process does the managing agency of a CSU decide if my allotment would be consistent with the CSU?
• § 2568.104 — How will a CSU manager determine if my allotment is consistent with the CSU?
• § 2568.105 — In what situations could a CSU manager likely find an allotment to be consistent with the CSU?
• § 2568.106 — In what situations could a CSU manager generally find an allotment to be inconsistent with the purposes of a CSU?
• § 2568.110 — If I qualify for Federal land in one of the categories BLM cannot convey, is there any other way for me to receive an allotment?
• § 2568.111 — What if BLM decides that I qualify for land that is in the category of Federal land that BLM cannot convey?
• § 2568.112 — What do I do if BLM notifies me that I am eligible to choose an alternative allotment?
• § 2568.113 — Do I have to prove that I used and occupied the land I've chosen as an alternative allotment?
• § 2568.114 — How do I apply for an alternative allotment if the CSU manager determines my application is inconsistent with a CSU?
• § 2568.115 — When must I apply for an alternative allotment if the CSU manager determines my application is inconsistent with a CSU?
• § 2568.120 — What can I do if I disagree with any of the decisions that are made about my allotment application?
• § 2568.121 — If an agency determines my allotment is inconsistent with the purposes of a CSU, what can I do if I disagree?
• § 2568.122 — What then does the CSU manager do with my request for reconsideration?
• § 2568.123 — Can I appeal the CSU Manager's reconsidered decision if I disagree with it?
• § 2569.100 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 2569.101 — What is the legal authority for this subpart?
• § 2569.201 — What terms do I need to know to understand this subpart?
• § 2569.301 — How will the BLM let me know if I am an Eligible Individual?
• § 2569.302 — What if I believe I am an Eligible Individual, but I was not notified by the BLM?
• § 2569.303 — Who may apply for an allotment under this subpart on behalf of another person?
• § 2569.401 — When can I apply for an allotment under this subpart?
• § 2569.402 — Do I need to fill out a special application form?
• § 2569.403 — How do I obtain a copy of the application form?
• § 2569.404 — What must I file with my application form?
• § 2569.405 — What are the special provisions that apply to selections that include State or Native corporation selected land?
• § 2569.406 — What are the rules about the number of parcels and size of the parcel for my selection?
• § 2569.407 — Is there a limit to how much water frontage my selection can include?
• § 2569.408 — Do I need to pay any fees when I file my application?
• § 2569.409 — Where do I file my application?
• § 2569.410 — What will the BLM do if it finds an error in my application?
• § 2569.411 — When is my application considered received by the BLM?
• § 2569.412 — Where can I go for help with filling out an application?
• § 2569.413 — How will I receive Notices and Decisions?
• § 2569.414 — May I request an extension of time to respond to Notices?
• § 2569.501 — What will the BLM do with my application after it is received?
• § 2569.502 — What if more than one Eligible Individual applies for the same lands?
• § 2569.503 — What if my application includes lands that are not available Federal lands?
• § 2569.504 — Once I file, can I change my land selection?
• § 2569.505 — Does the selection need to be surveyed before I can receive title to it?
• § 2569.506 — How will the BLM convey the land?
• § 2569.507 — What should I do if the Eligible Individual dies or becomes incapacitated during the application process?
• § 2569.601 — What lands are available for selection?
• § 2569.602 — How will the BLM certify that the land is free of known contaminants?
• § 2569.603 — Are lands that contain minerals available?
• § 2569.604 — What happens if new lands become available?
• § 2569.701 — If Congress makes lands available within a National Wildlife Refuge, what additional rules apply?
• § 2569.801 — What can I do if I disagree with any of the Decisions that are made about my allotment application?

PART 2610

• § 2610.0-2 — Objectives
• § 2610.0-3 — Authority
• § 2610.0-4 — Responsibilities
• § 2610.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2610.0-7 — Background
• § 2610.0-8 — Lands subject to application
• § 2611.1 — Applications
• § 2611.1-1 — Applications for determination of suitability and availability of lands
• § 2611.1-2 — Determination of suitability and availability of lands
• § 2611.1-3 — Application for grant contract
• § 2611.1-4 — Approval of plan and contract
• § 2611.1-5 — Priority of Carey Act applications
• § 2611.2 — Period of segregation
• § 2611.3 — Rights-of-way over other public lands
• § 2612.1 — Lists for patents
• § 2612.2 — Publication of lists for patents
• § 2612.3 — Issuance of patents
• § 2613.0-3 — Authority
• § 2613.1 — Allowance of filing of applications
• § 2613.2 — Applications
• § 2613.3 — Allowance of preference right

PART 2620

• § 2621.0-2 — Objectives and background
• § 2621.0-3 — Authority
• § 2621.1 — Applications for selection
• § 2621.2 — Publication and protests
• § 2621.3 — Certifications; mineral leases and permits
• § 2621.4 — Application for selection of unsurveyed lands
• § 2622.0-1 — Purpose and scope
• § 2622.0-8 — Lands subject to selection
• § 2623.0-3 — Authority
• § 2623.0-7 — Cross reference
• § 2623.0-8 — Lands subject to selection
• § 2623.1 — Effective date of grant
• § 2623.2 — Claims protected
• § 2623.3 — States not permitted to dispose of lands except with reservation of minerals
• § 2623.4 — Grant of mineral school sections effective upon restoration of land from reservation
• § 2625.0-3 — Authority
• § 2625.1 — Selection and patenting of swamp lands
• § 2625.2 — Applications in conflict with swamp-land claims
• § 2627.1 — Grant for community purposes
• § 2627.2 — Grant for University of Alaska
• § 2627.3 — Grant for general purposes
• § 2627.4 — All grants

PART 2630

• § 2631.0-3 — Authority
• § 2631.0-8 — Lands for which applications may be made
• § 2631.1 — Applications
• § 2631.2 — Publication of notice
• § 2631.3 — Surveying and conveyance fees
• § 2631.4 — Patents

PART 2640

• § 2640.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2640.0-3 — Authority
• § 2640.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2640.0-7 — Cross reference
• § 2641.1 — Request by Administrator for conveyance of property interest
• § 2641.2 — Action on request
• § 2641.3 — Publication and payment
• § 2641.4 — Approval of conveyance
• § 2641.5 — Reversion

PART 2650

• § 2650.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2650.0-2 — Objectives
• § 2650.0-3 — Authority
• § 2650.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2650.0-7 — References
• § 2650.0-8 — Waiver
• § 2650.1 — Provisions for interim administration
• § 2650.2 — Application procedures for land selections
• § 2650.3 — Lawful entries, lawful settlements, and mining claims
• § 2650.3-1 — Lawful entries and lawful settlements
• § 2650.3-2 — Mining claims
• § 2650.4 — Conveyance reservations
• § 2650.4-1 — Existing rights and contracts
• § 2650.4-2 — Succession of interest
• § 2650.4-3 — Administration
• § 2650.4-4 — Revenues. [Reserved]
• § 2650.4-5 — National forest lands
• § 2650.4-6 — National wildlife refuge system lands
• § 2650.4-7 — Public easements
• § 2650.5 — Survey requirements
• § 2650.5-1 — General
• § 2650.5-2 — Rule of approximation
• § 2650.5-3 — Regional surveys
• § 2650.5-4 — Village surveys
• § 2650.5-5 — Cemetery sites and historical places
• § 2650.5-6 — Adjustment to plat of survey
• § 2650.6 — Selection limitations
• § 2650.7 — Publication
• § 2650.8 — Appeals
• § 2651.0-3 — Authority
• § 2651.1 — Entitlement
• § 2651.2 — Eligibility requirements
• § 2651.3 — Selection period
• § 2651.4 — Selection limitations
• § 2651.5 — Conveyance reservations
• § 2651.6 — Airport and air navigation facilities
• § 2652.0-3 — Authority
• § 2652.1 — Entitlement
• § 2652.2 — Selection period
• § 2652.3 — Selection limitations
• § 2652.4 — Conveyance reservations
• § 2653.0-3 — Authority
• § 2653.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2653.1 — Conveyance limitations
• § 2653.2 — Application procedures
• § 2653.3 — Lands available for selection
• § 2653.4 — Termination of selection period
• § 2653.5 — Cemetery sites and historical places
• § 2653.6 — Native groups
• § 2653.7 — Sitka-Kenai-Juneau-Kodiak selections
• § 2653.8 — Primary place of residence
• § 2653.8-1 — Acreage to be conveyed
• § 2653.8-2 — Primary place of residence criteria
• § 2653.8-3 — Appeals
• § 2653.9 — Regional selections
• § 2653.10 — Excess selections
• § 2653.11 — Conveyance reservations
• § 2654.0-3 — Authority
• § 2654.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2654.1 — Exercise of option
• § 2654.2 — Application procedures
• § 2654.3 — Conveyances
• § 2655.0-3 — Authority
• § 2655.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2655.1 — Lands subject to determination
• § 2655.2 — Criteria for determinations
• § 2655.3 — Determination procedures
• § 2655.4 — Adverse decisions

PART 2710

• § 2710.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2710.0-2 — Objective
• § 2710.0-3 — Authority
• § 2710.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2710.0-6 — Policy
• § 2710.0-8 — Lands subject to sale
• § 2711.1 — Initiation of sale
• § 2711.1-1 — Identification of tracts by land use planning
• § 2711.1-2 — Notice of realty action
• § 2711.1-3 — Sales requiring grazing permit or lease cancellations
• § 2711.2 — Qualified conveyees
• § 2711.3 — Procedures for sale
• § 2711.3-1 — Competitive bidding
• § 2711.3-2 — Modified bidding
• § 2711.3-3 — Direct sales
• § 2711.4 — Compensation for authorized improvements
• § 2711.4-1 — Grazing improvements
• § 2711.4-2 — Other private improvements
• § 2711.5 — Conveyance documents
• § 2711.5-2 — Terms, covenants, conditions, and reservations
• § 2711.5-3 — Notice of conveyance

PART 2720

• § 2720.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2720.0-2 — Objectives
• § 2720.0-3 — Authority
• § 2720.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2720.0-6 — Policy
• § 2720.0-9 — Information collection
• § 2720.1 — Application to purchase federally-owned mineral interests
• § 2720.1-1 — Filing of application
• § 2720.1-2 — Form of application
• § 2720.1-3 — Action on application
• § 2720.2 — Determination that an exploratory program is not required
• § 2720.3 — Action upon determination of the fair market value of the mineral interests
• § 2720.4 — Issuance of document of conveyance
• § 2720.5 — Appeals

PART 2740

• § 2740.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2740.0-2 — Objective
• § 2740.0-3 — Authority
• § 2740.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2740.0-6 — Policy
• § 2740.0-7 — Cross references
• § 2740.0-9 — Information collection
• § 2741.1 — Lands subject to disposition
• § 2741.2 — Qualified applicants
• § 2741.3 — Preapplication consultation
• § 2741.4 — Applications
• § 2741.5 — Guidelines for conveyances and leases under the act
• § 2741.6 — Applications for transfer or change of use
• § 2741.7 — Acreage limitations and general conditions
• § 2741.8 — Price
• § 2741.9 — Patent provisions
• § 2742.1 — Lands subject to disposition
• § 2742.2 — Qualifications of applicants
• § 2742.3 — Survey requirement
• § 2742.4 — Conveyance limitations
• § 2742.5 — Consistency with other laws
• § 2743.1 — Applicable regulations
• § 2743.2 — New disposal sites
• § 2743.2-1 — Patent provisions for new disposal sites
• § 2743.3 — Leased disposal sites
• § 2743.3-1 — Patent provisions for leased disposal sites
• § 2743.4 — Patented disposal sites

PART 2800

• § 2801.2 — What is the objective of BLM's right-of-way program?
• § 2801.5 — What acronyms and terms are used in the regulations in this part?
• § 2801.6 — Scope
• § 2801.8 — Severability
• § 2801.9 — When do I need a grant?
• § 2801.10 — How do I appeal a BLM decision issued under the regulations in this part?
• § 2802.10 — What lands are available for grants?
• § 2802.11 — How does the BLM designate right-of-way corridors and designated leasing areas?
• § 2803.10 — Who may hold a grant or lease?
• § 2803.11 — Can another person act on my behalf?
• § 2803.12 — What happens to my grant or lease if I die?
• § 2804.10 — What should I do before I file my application?
• § 2804.11 — Where do I file my grant application?
• § 2804.12 — What must I do when submitting my application?
• § 2804.13 — Will BLM keep my information confidential?
• § 2804.14 — What are the fee categories for cost recovery?
• § 2804.15 — When does the BLM reevaluate the cost recovery fees?
• § 2804.16 — When will the BLM waive cost recovery fees?
• § 2804.17 — What is a Master Agreement (Cost Recovery Category 5) and what information must I provide to the BLM when I request one?
• § 2804.18 — What provisions do Master Agreements contain and what are their limitations?
• § 2804.19 — How will the BLM manage my Category 6 project?
• § 2804.20 — How does the BLM determine reasonable costs for Category 6 right-of-way activities?
• § 2804.21 — What other factors will the BLM consider in determining cost recovery fees?
• § 2804.22 — How will the availability of funds affect the timing of the BLM's processing your application?
• § 2804.23 — What costs am I responsible for when the BLM decides to use a competitive process for lands included in my application?
• § 2804.24 — Do I always have to submit an application for a grant using Standard Form 299?
• § 2804.25 — How will the BLM process my application?
• § 2804.26 — Under what circumstances may the BLM deny my application?
• § 2804.27 — What fees must I pay if the BLM denies my application or if I withdraw my application or relinquish my grant?
• § 2804.28 — What processing fees must I pay for a BLM grant application associated with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) licenses or re-license applications under part I of the Federal Power Act (FPA)?
• § 2804.29 — What activities may I conduct on the lands covered by the proposed right-of-way while BLM is processing my application?
• § 2804.30-2804.31 — 2804.30-2804.31 [Reserved]
• § 2804.35 — Application prioritization for solar and wind energy development rights-of-way
• § 2804.40 — Alternative requirements
• § 2805.10 — How will I know whether the BLM has approved or denied my application or if my bid for a solar or wind energy development grant or lease is successful or unsuccessful?
• § 2805.11 — What does a grant or lease contain?
• § 2805.12 — With what terms and conditions must I comply?
• § 2805.13 — When is a grant or lease effective?
• § 2805.14 — What rights does a right-of-way grant or lease convey?
• § 2805.15 — What rights does the United States retain?
• § 2805.16 — If I hold a grant, what cost recovery fees must I pay?
• § 2805.17 — When do I pay monitoring fees?
• § 2805.20 — Bonding requirements
• § 2805.21 — What is an operating plan or agreement for electric transmission and distribution and other rights-of-way?
• § 2805.22 — Special provisions for vegetation management for electric transmission and distribution rights-of-way
• § 2806.10 — What rent must I pay for my grant or lease?
• § 2806.11 — How will BLM charge me rent?
• § 2806.12 — When and where do I pay rent?
• § 2806.13 — What happens if I do not pay rents and fees or if I pay the rents or fees late?
• § 2806.14 — Under what circumstances am I exempt from paying rent?
• § 2806.15 — Under what circumstances may BLM waive or reduce my rent?
• § 2806.16 — When must I make estimated rent payments to BLM?
• § 2806.20 — What is the rent for a linear right-of-way grant?
• § 2806.21 — When and how are counties or other geographical areas assigned to a County Zone Number and Per Acre Zone Value?
• § 2806.22 — When and how does the Per Acre Rent Schedule change?
• § 2806.23 — How will the BLM calculate my rent for linear rights-of-way the Per Acre Rent Schedule covers?
• § 2806.24 — How must I make rental payments for a linear grant?
• § 2806.25 — How may I make rental payments when land encumbered by my perpetual linear grant (other than an easement issued under § 2807.15(b)) is being transferred out of Federal ownership?
• § 2806.26 — How may I make rental payments when land encumbered by my perpetual easement issued under § 2807.15(b) is being transferred out of Federal ownership?
• § 2806.50 — Rents and fees for solar energy rights-of-way
• § 2806.51 — Grant and lease rate adjustments
• § 2806.52 — Annual rents and fees for solar and wind energy development
• § 2806.54 — Rent for energy storage facilities that are not part of a solar or wind energy development facility
• § 2806.56 — Rent for support facilities authorized under separate grant(s)
• § 2806.58 — Rent for energy development testing grants
• § 2806.70 — How will the BLM determine the payment for a grant or lease when the linear, communication use, solar energy, or wind energy payment schedules do not apply?
• § 2807.10 — When can I start activities under my grant?
• § 2807.11 — When must I contact BLM during operations?
• § 2807.12 — If I hold a grant, for what am I liable?
• § 2807.13 — As grant holders, what liabilities do state, tribal, and local governments have?
• § 2807.14 — How will BLM notify me if someone else wants a grant for land subject to my grant or near or adjacent to it?
• § 2807.15 — How is grant administration affected if the land my grant encumbers is transferred to another Federal agency or out of Federal ownership?
• § 2807.16 — Under what conditions may BLM order an immediate temporary suspension of my activities?
• § 2807.17 — Under what conditions may BLM suspend or terminate my grant or lease?
• § 2807.18 — How will I know that BLM intends to suspend or terminate my grant?
• § 2807.19 — When my grant terminates, what happens to any facilities on it?
• § 2807.20 — When must I amend my application, seek an amendment of my grant or lease, or obtain a new grant or lease?
• § 2807.21 — May I assign or make other changes to my grant or lease?
• § 2807.22 — How do I renew my grant or lease?
• § 2808.10 — What is trespass?
• § 2808.11 — What will BLM do if it determines that I am in trespass?
• § 2808.12 — May I receive a grant if I am or have been in trespass?
• § 2809.10 — Competitive process for energy development grants and leases
• § 2809.11 — How will the BLM call for nominations?
• § 2809.12 — How will the BLM select and prepare parcels?
• § 2809.13 — How will the BLM conduct competitive processes?
• § 2809.14 — What types of bids are acceptable?
• § 2809.15 — How will the BLM select the successful bidder?
• § 2809.16 — When do variable offsets apply?
• § 2809.17 — Will the BLM ever reject bids or re-conduct a competitive process?
• § 2809.18 — What terms and conditions apply to a solar and wind energy development lease?

PART 2810

• § 2812.0-3 — Authority
• § 2812.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2812.0-6 — Statement of policy
• § 2812.0-7 — Cross reference
• § 2812.0-9 — Information collection
• § 2812.1 — Application procedures
• § 2812.1-1 — Filing
• § 2812.1-2 — Contents
• § 2812.1-3 — Unauthorized use, occupancy, or development
• § 2812.2 — Nature of permit
• § 2812.2-1 — Nonexclusive license
• § 2812.2-2 — Right of permittee to authorize use by third parties
• § 2812.2-3 — Construction in advance of permit
• § 2812.3 — Right-of-way and road use agreement
• § 2812.3-1 — Rights over lands controlled by applicant
• § 2812.3-2 — Other roads and rights-of-way controlled by applicant
• § 2812.3-3 — Form of grant to the United States, recordation
• § 2812.3-4 — Where no road use agreement is required
• § 2812.3-5 — Use by the United States and its licensees of rights received from a permittee
• § 2812.3-6 — Duration and location of rights granted or received by the United States
• § 2812.3-7 — Permittee's agreement with United States respecting compensation and adjustment of road use
• § 2812.4 — Arbitration and agreements
• § 2812.4-1 — Agreements and arbitration between permittee and licensee respecting compensation payable by licensee to permittee for use of road
• § 2812.4-2 — Compensation payable by United States to permittee for use of road
• § 2812.4-3 — Agreements and arbitration between permittee and licensee respecting adjustment of road use
• § 2812.4-4 — Arbitration procedure
• § 2812.5 — Payment to the United States, bond
• § 2812.5-1 — Payment required for O. and C. timber
• § 2812.5-2 — Payment to the United States for road use
• § 2812.5-3 — Bonds in connection with existing roads
• § 2812.6 — Approval and terms of permit
• § 2812.6-1 — Approval
• § 2812.6-2 — Terms and conditions of permit
• § 2812.7 — Assignment of permit
• § 2812.8 — Cause for termination of permittee's rights
• § 2812.8-1 — Notice of termination
• § 2812.8-2 — Remedies for violations by licensee
• § 2812.8-3 — Disposition of property on termination of permit
• § 2812.9 — Appeals

PART 2860

• § 2861.1 — What requirements of part 2800 apply to my grant?
• § 2861.2 — What is the objective of the BLM's Communications Uses program?
• § 2861.5 — What acronyms and terms are used in the regulations in this part?
• § 2861.8 — Severability
• § 2861.9 — When do I need a grant?
• § 2862.11 — How does the BLM designate communications sites and establish communications site management plans?
• § 2864.10 — What should I do before I file my application?
• § 2864.12 — What must I do when submitting my application?
• § 2864.24 — Do I always have to use Standard Form 299 when submitting my application for a Communications Uses authorization?
• § 2864.25 — How will the BLM process my Communications Uses application?
• § 2864.26 — Under what circumstances may the BLM deny my application?
• § 2864.35 — How will the BLM prioritize my Communications Uses application?
• § 2865.14 — What rights does a grant provide?
• § 2866.14 — Under what circumstances am I exempt from paying rent?
• § 2866.15 — Under what circumstances may the BLM waive or reduce my rent?
• § 2866.23 — How will the BLM calculate my rent for linear rights-of-way for Communications Uses?
• § 2866.30 — What are the rents for Communications Uses?
• § 2866.31 — How will the BLM calculate rent for Communications Uses in the schedule?
• § 2866.32 — How does the BLM determine the population strata served for your facility?
• § 2866.33 — How will the BLM calculate the rent for a single use communication facility grant?
• § 2866.34 — How will the BLM calculate the rent for a multiple-use communication facility grant?
• § 2866.35 — How will the BLM calculate rent for private mobile radio service (PMRS), internal microwave, and “other” category uses?
• § 2866.36 — If I am a tenant or customer in a facility, must I have my own grant and if so, how will this affect my rent?
• § 2866.37 — How will the BLM calculate rent for a grant involving an entity with a single use (holder or tenant) having equipment or occupying space in multiple BLM-authorized facilities to support that single use?
• § 2866.38 — Can I combine multiple grants for facilities located at one site into a single grant?
• § 2866.39 — How will the BLM calculate rent for a grant for a facility manager's use?
• § 2866.40 — How will the BLM calculate rent for an authorization for ancillary Communications Uses associated with Communications Uses on the rent schedule?
• § 2866.41 — How will the BLM calculate rent for communications facilities ancillary to a linear grant or other use authorization?
• § 2866.42 — How will the BLM calculate rent for Communications Uses within a federally owned communications facility?
• § 2866.43 — How does the BLM calculate rent for passive reflectors and local exchange networks?
• § 2866.44 — How will the BLM calculate rent for a facility owner's or facility manager's grant which authorizes Communications Uses?
• § 2868.10 — What is a Communications Uses Trespass?

PART 2880

• § 2881.2 — What is the objective of BLM's right-of-way program?
• § 2881.5 — What acronyms and terms are used in the regulations in this part?
• § 2881.7 — Scope
• § 2881.8 — Severability
• § 2881.10 — How do I appeal a BLM decision issued under the regulations in this part?
• § 2881.11 — When do I need a grant from BLM for an oil and gas pipeline?
• § 2881.12 — When do I need a TUP for an oil and gas pipeline?
• § 2882.10 — What lands are available for grants or TUPs?
• § 2883.10 — Who may hold a grant or TUP?
• § 2883.11 — Who may not hold a grant or TUP?
• § 2883.12 — How do I prove I am qualified to hold a grant or TUP?
• § 2883.13 — What happens if BLM issues me a grant or TUP and later determines that I am not qualified to hold it?
• § 2883.14 — What happens to my grant or TUP if I die?
• § 2884.10 — What should I do before I file my application?
• § 2884.11 — What information must I submit in my application?
• § 2884.12 — What are the fee categories for cost recovery?
• § 2884.13 — When will the BLM waive cost recovery fees?
• § 2884.14 — When does the BLM reevaluate the cost recovery fees?
• § 2884.15 — What is a Master Agreement (Cost Recovery Category 5) and what information must I provide to the BLM when I request one?
• § 2884.16 — What provisions do Master Agreements contain and what are their limitations?
• § 2884.17 — How will the BLM manage my Category 6 project?
• § 2884.18 — What if there are two or more competing applications for the same pipeline?
• § 2884.19 — Where do I file my application for a grant or TUP?
• § 2884.20 — What are the public notification requirements for my application?
• § 2884.21 — How will BLM process my application?
• § 2884.22 — Can BLM ask me for additional information?
• § 2884.23 — Under what circumstances may BLM deny my application?
• § 2884.24 — What fees must I pay if the BLM denies my application, or if I withdraw my application or relinquish my grant or TUP?
• § 2884.25 — What activities may I conduct on BLM lands covered by my application for a grant or TUP while BLM is processing my application?
• § 2884.26 — When will BLM issue a grant or TUP when the lands are managed by two or more Federal agencies?
• § 2884.27 — What additional requirements are necessary for grants for pipelines 24 or more inches in diameter?
• § 2884.30 — Showing of good cause
• § 2885.10 — When is a grant or TUP effective?
• § 2885.11 — What terms and conditions must I comply with?
• § 2885.12 — What rights does a grant or TUP provide?
• § 2885.13 — What rights does the United States retain?
• § 2885.14 — What happens if I need a right-of-way wider than 50 feet plus the ground occupied by the pipeline and related facilities?
• § 2885.15 — How will BLM charge me rent?
• § 2885.16 — When do I pay rent?
• § 2885.17 — What happens if I do not pay rents and fees or if I pay the rents or fees late?
• § 2885.18 — When must I make estimated rent payments to BLM?
• § 2885.19 — What is the rent for a linear right-of-way grant?
• § 2885.20 — How will the BLM calculate my rent for linear rights-of-way the Per Acre Rent Schedule covers?
• § 2885.21 — How must I make rental payments for a linear grant or TUP?
• § 2885.22 — How may I make rental payments when land encumbered by my term or perpetual linear grant is being transferred out of Federal ownership?
• § 2885.23 — How will BLM calculate rent for communication uses ancillary to a linear grant, TUP, or other use authorization?
• § 2885.24 — If I hold a grant or TUP, what cost recovery fees must I pay?
• § 2885.25 — When do I pay monitoring fees?
• § 2886.10 — When can I start activities under my grant or TUP?
• § 2886.11 — Who regulates activities within my right-of-way or TUP area?
• § 2886.12 — When must I contact BLM during operations?
• § 2886.13 — If I hold a grant or TUP, for what am I liable?
• § 2886.14 — As grant or TUP holders, what liabilities do state, tribal, and local governments have?
• § 2886.15 — How is grant or TUP administration affected if the BLM land my grant or TUP encumbers is transferred to another Federal agency or out of Federal ownership?
• § 2886.16 — Under what conditions may BLM order an immediate temporary suspension of my activities?
• § 2886.17 — Under what conditions may BLM suspend or terminate my grant or TUP?
• § 2886.18 — How will I know that BLM intends to suspend or terminate my grant or TUP?
• § 2886.19 — When my grant or TUP terminates, what happens to any facilities on it?
• § 2887.10 — When must I amend my application, seek an amendment of my grant or TUP, or obtain a new grant or TUP?
• § 2887.11 — May I assign or make other changes to my grant or TUP?
• § 2887.12 — How do I renew my grant?
• § 2888.10 — What is trespass?
• § 2888.11 — May I receive a grant if I am or have been in trespass?

PART 2910

• § 2911.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2911.0-3 — Authority
• § 2911.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2911.0-8 — Lands available for leasing
• § 2911.1 — Terms and conditions
• § 2911.2 — Procedures
• § 2911.2-1 — Preapplication activity
• § 2911.2-2 — Applications
• § 2911.2-3 — Report by Administrator; Notice of Realty Action
• § 2911.2-4 — Execution of lease
• § 2912.0-7 — Cross reference
• § 2912.1 — Nature of interest
• § 2912.1-1 — Terms and conditions of lease
• § 2912.2 — Renewal of leases
• § 2912.3 — Substitution of a new lease
• § 2916.0-3 — Authority
• § 2916.0-6 — Policy
• § 2916.0-8 — Area subject to lease
• § 2916.1 — Terms and conditions
• § 2916.1-1 — Commencement of operations; stocking lands
• § 2916.1-2 — Rights reserved; protection of improvements and roads
• § 2916.2 — Procedures
• § 2916.2-1 — Applications
• § 2916.2-2 — Assignments and subleases
• § 2916.2-3 — Renewal of leases
• § 2916.2-4 — Termination of lease; cancellation

PART 2920

• § 2920.0-1 — Purpose
• § 2920.0-3 — Authority
• § 2920.0-5 — Definitions
• § 2920.0-6 — Policy
• § 2920.0-9 — Information collection
• § 2920.1 — Uses
• § 2920.1-1 — Authorized use
• § 2920.1-2 — Unauthorized use
• § 2920.2 — Procedures for public-initiated land use proposals
• § 2920.2-1 — Discussion of proposals
• § 2920.2-2 — Minimum impact permits
• § 2920.2-3 — Other land use proposals
• § 2920.2-4 — Proposal content
• § 2920.2-5 — Proposal review
• § 2920.3 — Bureau of Land Management initiated land use proposals
• § 2920.4 — Notice of realty action
• § 2920.5 — Application procedure
• § 2920.5-1 — Filing of applications for land use authorizations
• § 2920.5-2 — Application content
• § 2920.5-3 — Application review
• § 2920.5-4 — Competitive or non-competitive bids
• § 2920.5-5 — Application processing
• § 2920.6 — Payment of cost recovery fees
• § 2920.7 — Terms and conditions
• § 2920.8 — Fees
• § 2920.9 — Supervision of the land use authorization
• § 2920.9-1 — Construction phase
• § 2920.9-2 — Operation and maintenance
• § 2920.9-3 — Termination and suspension

PART 2930

• § 2931.1 — What are the purposes of these regulations?
• § 2931.2 — What kinds of permits does BLM issue for recreation-related uses of public lands?
• § 2931.3 — What are the authorities for these regulations?
• § 2931.8 — Appeals
• § 2931.9 — Information collection
• § 2932.5 — Definitions
• § 2932.10 — When you need Special Recreation Permits
• § 2932.11 — When do I need a Special Recreation Permit?
• § 2932.12 — When may BLM waive the requirement to obtain a permit?
• § 2932.13 — How will I know if individual use of a special area requires a Special Recreation Permit?
• § 2932.14 — Do I need a Special Recreation Permit to hunt, trap, or fish?
• § 2932.20 — Special Recreation Permit applications
• § 2932.21 — Why should I contact BLM before submitting an application?
• § 2932.22 — When do I apply for a Special Recreation Permit?
• § 2932.23 — Where do I apply for a Special Recreation Permit?
• § 2932.24 — What information must I submit with my application?
• § 2932.25 — What will BLM do when I apply for a Special Recreation Permit?
• § 2932.26 — How will BLM decide whether to issue a Special Recreation Permit?
• § 2932.30 — Fees for Special Recreation Permits
• § 2932.31 — How does BLM establish fees for Special Recreation Permits?
• § 2932.32 — When must I pay the fees?
• § 2932.33 — When are fees refundable?
• § 2932.34 — When may BLM waive Special Recreation Permit fees?
• § 2932.40 — Permit stipulations and terms
• § 2932.41 — What stipulations must I follow?
• § 2932.42 — How long is my Special Recreation Permit valid?
• § 2932.43 — What insurance requirements pertain to Special Recreation Permits?
• § 2932.44 — What bonds does BLM require for a Special Recreation Permit?
• § 2932.50 — Administration of Special Recreation Permits
• § 2932.51 — When can I renew my Special Recreation Permit?
• § 2932.52 — How do I apply for a renewal?
• § 2932.53 — What will be my renewal term?
• § 2932.54 — When may I transfer my Special Recreation Permit to other individuals, companies, or entities?
• § 2932.55 — When must I allow BLM to examine my permit records?
• § 2932.56 — When will BLM amend, suspend, or cancel my permit?
• § 2932.57 — Prohibited acts and penalties
• § 2933.10 — Obtaining Recreation Use Permits
• § 2933.11 — When must I obtain a Recreation Use Permit?
• § 2933.12 — Where can I obtain a Recreation Use Permit?
• § 2933.13 — When do I need a reservation to use a fee site?
• § 2933.14 — For what time may BLM issue a Recreation Use Permit?
• § 2933.20 — Fees for Recreation Use Permits
• § 2933.21 — When are fees charged for Recreation Use Permits?
• § 2933.22 — How does BLM establish Recreation Use Permit fees?
• § 2933.23 — When must I pay the fees?
• § 2933.24 — When can I get a refund of Recreation Use Permit fees?
• § 2933.30 — Rules of conduct
• § 2933.31 — What rules must I follow at fee areas?
• § 2933.32 — When will BLM suspend or revoke my permit?
• § 2933.33 — Prohibited acts and penalties

PART 3000

• § 3000.5 — Definitions
• § 3000.10 — Nondiscrimination
• § 3000.20 — False statements
• § 3000.30 — Unlawful interests
• § 3000.40 — Appeals
• § 3000.41 — Severability
• § 3000.50 — Limitations on time to institute suit to challenge a decision of the Secretary
• § 3000.60 — Filing of documents
• § 3000.70 — Multiple development
• § 3000.80 — Management of Federal minerals from reserved mineral estates
• § 3000.90 — Enforcement actions under the United States Code
• § 3000.100 — Fees in general
• § 3000.110 — Processing fees on a case-by-case basis
• § 3000.120 — Fee schedule for fixed fees

PART 3100

• § 3100.3 — Authority
• § 3100.5 — Definitions
• § 3100.9 — Information collection
• § 3100.10 — Helium
• § 3100.21 — Compensation for drainage
• § 3100.22 — Drilling and production or payment of compensatory royalty
• § 3100.31 — Enforceability
• § 3100.32 — Effect of option on acreage
• § 3100.33 — Option statements
• § 3100.40 — Public availability of information
• § 3101.11 — Lease form
• § 3101.12 — Surface use rights
• § 3101.13 — Stipulations and information notices
• § 3101.14 — Modification, waiver, or exception
• § 3101.21 — Public domain lands
• § 3101.22 — Acquired lands
• § 3101.23 — Excepted acreage
• § 3101.24 — Excess acreage
• § 3101.25 — Computation
• § 3101.30 — Leases within unit areas, joinder evidence required
• § 3101.40 — Terminated leases
• § 3101.51 — General requirements
• § 3101.52 — Action by the Bureau of Land Management
• § 3101.53 — Appeals
• § 3101.60 — State's or charitable organization's ownership of surface overlying federally owned minerals
• § 3102.10 — Who may hold leases
• § 3102.20 — Non-U.S. Citizens
• § 3102.30 — Minors
• § 3102.40 — Signature
• § 3102.51 — Compliance
• § 3102.52 — Certification of compliance
• § 3102.53 — Evidence of compliance
• § 3103.1 — Fiscal terms
• § 3103.11 — Form of remittance
• § 3103.12 — Where remittance is submitted
• § 3103.21 — Rental requirements
• § 3103.22 — Annual rental payments
• § 3103.31 — Royalty on production
• § 3103.32 — Minimum royalties
• § 3103.41 — Royalty reductions
• § 3103.42 — Suspension of operations and/or production
• § 3104.1 — Bond amounts
• § 3104.10 — Bond obligations
• § 3104.20 — Lease bond
• § 3104.30 — Statewide bonds
• § 3104.40 — Surface owner protection bond
• § 3104.50 — Increased amount of bonds
• § 3104.60 — Where filed and number of copies
• § 3104.70 — Default
• § 3104.80 — Termination of period of liability
• § 3104.90 — Unit Operator and nationwide bonds held prior to June 22, 2024
• § 3105.10 — Cooperative or unit agreement
• § 3105.21 — Where filed
• § 3105.22 — Purpose
• § 3105.23 — Requirements
• § 3105.24 — Communitization agreement terms
• § 3105.31 — Where filed
• § 3105.32 — Purpose
• § 3105.33 — Requirements
• § 3105.41 — Where filed
• § 3105.42 — Purpose
• § 3105.43 — Requirements
• § 3105.44 — Extension of lease term
• § 3105.50 — Consolidation of leases
• § 3106.10 — Transfers, general
• § 3106.20 — Qualifications of assignees and transferees
• § 3106.30 — Fees
• § 3106.41 — Transfers of record title and of operating rights (subleases)
• § 3106.42 — Transfers of other interests, including royalty interests and production payments
• § 3106.43 — Mass transfers
• § 3106.50 — Description of lands
• § 3106.60 — Bond requirements
• § 3106.71 — Failure to qualify
• § 3106.72 — Continuing obligation of an assignor or transferor
• § 3106.73 — Lease account status
• § 3106.74 — Effective date of transfer
• § 3106.75 — Effect of transfer
• § 3106.76 — Obligations of assignee or transferee
• § 3106.81 — Heirs and devisees
• § 3106.82 — Change of name
• § 3106.83 — Corporate mergers and dissolution of corporations, partnerships, and trusts
• § 3106.84 — Sheriff's sale/deed
• § 3107.10 — Extension by drilling
• § 3107.21 — Continuation by production
• § 3107.22 — Cessation of production
• § 3107.23 — Leases capable of production
• § 3107.31 — Leases committed to an agreement
• § 3107.32 — Segregation of leases committed in part
• § 3107.40 — Extension by elimination
• § 3107.51 — Extension after discovery on other segregated portions
• § 3107.52 — Undeveloped parts of leases in their extended term
• § 3107.53 — Undeveloped parts of producing leases
• § 3107.60 — Extension of reinstated leases
• § 3107.71 — Payment of compensatory royalty
• § 3107.72 — Subsurface storage of oil and gas
• § 3108.10 — Relinquishment
• § 3108.21 — Automatic termination
• § 3108.22 — Reinstatement at existing rental and royalty rates: Class I reinstatements
• § 3108.23 — Reinstatement at higher rental and royalty rates: Class II reinstatements
• § 3108.30 — Cancellation
• § 3108.40 — Bona fide purchasers
• § 3108.50 — Waiver or suspension of lease rights
• § 3109.11 — Generally
• § 3109.12 — Application
• § 3109.13 — Notice
• § 3109.14 — Award of lease or compensatory royalty agreement
• § 3109.15 — Compensatory royalty agreement or lease
• § 3109.20 — Units of the National Park System
• § 3109.30 — Shasta and Trinity Units of the Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity National Recreation Area

PART 3120

• § 3120.11 — Lands available for competitive leasing
• § 3120.12 — Requirements
• § 3120.13 — Protests
• § 3120.21 — Duration of lease
• § 3120.22 — Dating of leases
• § 3120.23 — Lease size
• § 3120.31 — Expression of interest process
• § 3120.32 — Expression of interest leasing preference
• § 3120.33 — Agency inventory of leasing
• § 3120.41 — General
• § 3120.42 — Posting timeframes
• § 3120.51 — Competitive auction
• § 3120.52 — Payments required
• § 3120.53 — Award of lease
• § 3120.60 — Parcels not bid on at auction
• § 3120.71 — Expression of interest to make lands available for competitive lease
• § 3120.72 — Future interest terms and conditions
• § 3120.73 — Compensatory royalty agreements

PART 3130

• § 3130.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3130.0-2 — Policy
• § 3130.0-3 — Authority
• § 3130.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3130.0-7 — Cross references. [Reserved]
• § 3130.1 — Attorney General review
• § 3130.2 — Limitation on time to institute suit to contest a Secretary's decision
• § 3130.3 — Drainage
• § 3130.4 — Leasing: General
• § 3130.4-1 — Tract size
• § 3130.4-2 — Lease term
• § 3130.5 — Bona fide purchasers
• § 3130.6 — Leasing maps and land descriptions
• § 3130.6-1 — Leasing maps
• § 3130.6-2 — Land descriptions
• § 3131.1 — Receipt and consideration of nominations; public notice and participation
• § 3131.2 — Tentative tract selection
• § 3131.3 — Special stipulations
• § 3131.4 — Lease sales
• § 3131.4-1 — Notice of sale
• § 3132.1 — Who may hold a lease
• § 3132.2 — Submission of bids
• § 3132.3 — Payments
• § 3132.4 — Qualifications
• § 3132.5 — Award of leases
• § 3132.5-1 — Forms
• § 3132.5-2 — Dating of leases
• § 3133.1 — Rentals
• § 3133.2 — Royalties
• § 3133.2-1 — Minimum royalties
• § 3133.3 — Under what circumstances will BLM waive, suspend, or reduce the rental, royalty, or minimum royalty on my NPR-A lease?
• § 3133.4 — How do I apply for a waiver, suspension or reduction of rental, royalty or minimum royalty for my NPR-A lease?
• § 3134.1 — Bonding
• § 3134.1-1 — Form of bond
• § 3134.1-2 — Additional bonds
• § 3135.1 — Transfers and extensions, general
• § 3135.1-1 — Transfers
• § 3135.1-2 — Requirements for filing of transfers
• § 3135.1-3 — Separate filing for transfers
• § 3135.1-4 — Effect of transfer of a tract
• § 3135.1-5 — Extension of lease
• § 3135.1-6 — Lease renewal
• § 3135.1-7 — Consolidation of leases
• § 3135.1-8 — Termination of administration for conveyed lands and segregation
• § 3135.2 — Under what circumstances will BLM require a suspension of operations and production or approve my request for a suspension of operations and production for my lease?
• § 3135.3 — How do I apply for a suspension of operations and production?
• § 3135.4 — When is a suspension of operations and production effective?
• § 3135.5 — When should I stop paying rental or royalty after BLM requires or approves a suspension of operations and production ?
• § 3135.6 — When will my suspension terminate?
• § 3135.7 — What effect does a suspension of operations and production have on the term of my lease?
• § 3135.8 — If BLM requires a suspension or grants my request for a suspension of operations and production for my lease, when must I next pay advance annual rental, royalty, or minimum royalty?
• § 3136.1 — Relinquishment of leases or parts of leases
• § 3136.2 — Terminations
• § 3136.3 — Cancellation of leases
• § 3137.5 — What terms do I need to know to understand this subpart?
• § 3137.10 — What benefits do I receive for entering into a unit agreement?
• § 3137.11 — What consultation must the BLM perform if lands in the unit area are owned by a regional corporation or the State of Alaska?
• § 3137.15 — If the Federal lands constitute less than 10 percent of the lands in the proposed unit area, is the unit agreement subject to Federal regulations or approval?
• § 3137.20 — Is there a standard unit agreement form?
• § 3137.21 — What must I include in an NPR-A unit agreement?
• § 3137.22 — What are the size and shape requirements for a unit area?
• § 3137.23 — NPR-A unitization application
• § 3137.24 — Why would BLM reject a unit agreement application?
• § 3137.25 — How will the parties to the unit know if BLM approves the unit agreement?
• § 3137.26 — When is a unit agreement effective?
• § 3137.27 — What effect do subsequent contracts or obligations have on the unit agreement?
• § 3137.28 — What oil and gas resources of committed tracts does the unit agreement include?
• § 3137.40 — What initial development obligations must I define in a unit agreement?
• § 3137.41 — What continuing development obligations must I define in a unit agreement?
• § 3137.50 — What optional terms may I include in a unit agreement?
• § 3137.51 — Under what conditions does BLM permit multiple unit operators?
• § 3137.52 — How may I modify the unit agreement?
• § 3137.60 — As the unit operator, what are my obligations?
• § 3137.61 — Change in unit operators
• § 3137.62 — What are my liabilities as a former unit operator?
• § 3137.63 — What are my liabilities after BLM approves me as the new unit operator?
• § 3137.64 — As a unit operator, what must I do to prevent or compensate for drainage?
• § 3137.70 — What must I do to meet initial development obligations?
• § 3137.71 — What must I do to meet continuing development obligations?
• § 3137.72 — What if reasons beyond my control prevent me from meeting the initial or a continuing development obligation by the time the unit agreement specifies?
• § 3137.73 — What will BLM do after I submit a plan to meet continuing development obligations?
• § 3137.74 — What must I do after BLM approves my continuing development obligations plan?
• § 3137.75 — May I perform additional development outside established participating areas to fulfill continuing development obligations?
• § 3137.76 — What happens if I do not meet a continuing development obligation?
• § 3137.80 — What are participating areas and how do they relate to the unit agreement?
• § 3137.81 — What is the function of a participating area?
• § 3137.82 — What are productivity criteria?
• § 3137.83 — What establishes a participating area?
• § 3137.84 — What must I submit to BLM to establish a new participating area, or modify an existing participating area?
• § 3137.85 — What is the effective date of a participating area?
• § 3137.86 — What happens to a participating area when I obtain new information demonstrating that the participating area should be larger or smaller than previously determined?
• § 3137.87 — What must I do if there are unleased Federal tracts in a participating area?
• § 3137.88 — What happens when a well outside a participating area does not meet the productivity criteria?
• § 3137.89 — How does production allocation occur from wells that do not meet the productivity criteria?
• § 3137.90 — Who must operate wells that do not meet the productivity criteria?
• § 3137.91 — When will BLM allow a well previously determined to be a non-unit well to be used in establishing or modifying a PA?
• § 3137.92 — When does a participating area terminate?
• § 3137.100 — How must I allocate production to the United States when a participating area includes unleased Federal lands?
• § 3137.110 — Do the terms and conditions of a unit agreement modify Federal lease stipulations?
• § 3137.111 — When will BLM extend the primary term of all leases committed to a unit agreement or renew all leases committed to a unit agreement?
• § 3137.112 — What happens if I am prevented from performing actual or constructive drilling or reworking operations?
• § 3137.120 — As a transferee of an interest in a unitized NPR-A lease, am I subject to the terms and conditions of the unit agreement?
• § 3137.130 — Under what circumstances will BLM approve a voluntary termination of the unit?
• § 3137.131 — What happens if the unit terminated before the unit operator met the initial development obligations?
• § 3137.132 — What if I do not meet a continuing development obligation before I establish any participating area in the unit?
• § 3137.133 — After participating areas are established, when does the unit terminate?
• § 3137.134 — What happens to committed leases if the unit terminates?
• § 3137.135 — What are the unit operator's obligations after unit termination?
• § 3137.150 — How do I appeal a decision that BLM issues under this subpart?
• § 3138.10 — When will BLM enter into a subsurface storage agreement in NPR-A covering federally-owned lands?
• § 3138.11 — Applications for a subsurface storage agreement
• § 3138.12 — What must I pay for storage?

PART 3140

• § 3140.1 — Purpose
• § 3140.3 — Authority
• § 3140.5 — Definitions
• § 3140.11 — Existing rights
• § 3140.12 — Notice of intent to convert
• § 3140.13 — Exploration plans
• § 3140.14 — Other provisions
• § 3140.21 — Forms
• § 3140.22 — Who may apply
• § 3140.23 — Application requirements
• § 3140.31 — Conversion applications
• § 3140.32 — Action on an application
• § 3140.41 — Approval of plan of operations (and unit and operating agreements)
• § 3140.42 — Issuance of the combined hydrocarbon lease
• § 3140.50 — Duration of the lease
• § 3140.60 — Use of additional lands
• § 3140.70 — Lands within the National Park System
• § 3141. — 5 Definitions
• § 3141.1 — Purpose
• § 3141.3 — Authority
• § 3141.8 — Other applicable regulations
• § 3141.10 — General
• § 3141.21 — Geophysical exploration
• § 3141.22 — Exploration licenses
• § 3141.30 — Land use plans
• § 3141.41 — Consultation with the Governor
• § 3141.42 — Consultation with others
• § 3141.51 — Economic evaluation
• § 3141.52 — Term of lease
• § 3141.53 — Royalties and rentals
• § 3141.54 — Lease size
• § 3141.55 — Dating of lease
• § 3141.61 — Initiation of competitive lease offering
• § 3141.62 — Publication of a notice of competitive lease offering
• § 3141.63 — Conduct of sales
• § 3141.64 — Qualifications
• § 3141.65 — Rejection of bid
• § 3141.66 — Consideration of next highest bid
• § 3141.70 — Award of lease
• § 3142.1 — Purpose
• § 3142.3 — Authority
• § 3142.5 — Definitions
• § 3142.10 — Diligent development
• § 3142.21 — Minimum production schedule
• § 3142.22 — Advance royalties in lieu of production
• § 3142.30 — Expiration

PART 3150

• § 3150.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3150.0-3 — Authority
• § 3150.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3150.1 — Suspension, revocation or cancellation
• § 3150.2 — Appeals
• § 3151.10 — Notice of intent to conduct oil and gas geophysical exploration operations
• § 3151.20 — Notice of completion of operations
• § 3151.30 — Collection and submission of data
• § 3152.1 — Application for oil and gas geophysical exploration permit
• § 3152.2 — Action on application
• § 3152.3 — Renewal of exploration permit
• § 3152.4 — Relinquishment of exploration permit
• § 3152.5 — Modification of exploration permit
• § 3152.6 — Collection and submission of data
• § 3152.7 — Completion of operations
• § 3153.1 — Geophysical permit requirements
• § 3154.1 — Types of bonds
• § 3154.2 — Additional bonding
• § 3154.3 — Bond cancellation or termination of liability

PART 3160

• § 3160.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3160.0-2 — Policy
• § 3160.0-3 — Authority
• § 3160.0-4 — Objectives
• § 3160.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3160.0-7 — Cross references
• § 3160.0-9 — Information collection
• § 3161.1 — Jurisdiction
• § 3161.2 — Responsibility of the authorized officer
• § 3161.3 — Inspections
• § 3162.1 — General requirements
• § 3162.2 — Drilling, producing, and drainage obligations
• § 3162.2-1 — Drilling and producing obligations
• § 3162.2-10 — Will BLM notify me when it determines that drainage is occurring?
• § 3162.2-11 — How soon after I know of the likelihood of drainage must I take protective action?
• § 3162.2-12 — If I hold an interest in a lease, for what period will the Department assess compensatory royalty against me?
• § 3162.2-13 — If I acquire an interest in a lease that is being drained, will the Department assess me for compensatory royalty?
• § 3162.2-14 — May I appeal BLM's decision to require drainage protective measures?
• § 3162.2-15 — Who has the burden of proof if I appeal BLM's drainage determination?
• § 3162.2-2 — What steps may BLM take to avoid uncompensated drainage of Federal or Indian mineral resources?
• § 3162.2-3 — When am I responsible for protecting my Federal or Indian lease from drainage?
• § 3162.2-4 — What protective action may BLM require the lessee to take to protect the leases from drainage?
• § 3162.2-5 — Must I take protective action when a protective well would be uneconomic?
• § 3162.2-6 — When will I have constructive notice that drainage may be occurring?
• § 3162.2-7 — Who is liable for drainage if more than one person holds undivided interests in the record title or operating rights for the same lease?
• § 3162.2-8 — Does my responsibility for drainage protection end when I assign or transfer my lease interest?
• § 3162.2-9 — What is my duty to inquire about the potential for drainage and inform BLM of my findings?
• § 3162.3 — Conduct of operations
• § 3162.3-1 — Drilling applications and plans
• § 3162.3-2 — Subsequent well operations
• § 3162.3-3 — Other lease operations
• § 3162.3-4 — Well abandonment
• § 3162.4 — Records and reports
• § 3162.4-1 — Well records and reports
• § 3162.4-2 — Samples, tests, and surveys
• § 3162.5 — Environment and safety
• § 3162.5-1 — Environmental obligations
• § 3162.5-2 — Control of wells
• § 3162.5-3 — Safety precautions
• § 3162.6 — Well and facility identification
• § 3162.7 — Measurement, disposition, and protection of production
• § 3162.7-1 — Disposition of production
• § 3162.7-2 — Measurement of oil
• § 3162.7-3 — Measurement of gas
• § 3162.7-4 — Royalty rates on oil; sliding and step-scale leases (public land only)
• § 3163.1 — Remedies for acts of noncompliance
• § 3163.2 — Civil penalties
• § 3163.3 — Criminal penalties
• § 3163.4 — Failure to pay
• § 3163.5 — Assessments and civil penalties
• § 3163.6 — Injunction and specific performance
• § 3164.1 — Onshore Oil and Gas Orders
• § 3164.2 — NTL's and other implementing procedures
• § 3164.3 — Surface rights
• § 3164.4 — Damages on restricted Indian lands
• § 3165.1 — Relief from operating and/or producing requirements
• § 3165.1-1 — Relief from royalty and rental requirements
• § 3165.2 — Conflicts between regulations
• § 3165.3 — Notice, State Director review and hearing on the record
• § 3165.4 — Appeals

PART 3170

• § 3170.1 — Authority
• § 3170.2 — Scope
• § 3170.3 — Definitions and acronyms
• § 3170.4 — Prohibitions against by-pass and tampering
• § 3170.5 — [Reserved]
• § 3170.6 — Variances
• § 3170.7 — Required recordkeeping, records retention, and records submission
• § 3170.8 — Appeal procedures
• § 3170.9 — Enforcement
• § 3171.1 — Authority
• § 3171.2 — Purpose
• § 3171.3 — Scope
• § 3171.4 — Definitions
• § 3171.5 — Application for Permit to Drill (APD)
• § 3171.6 — Components of a complete APD package
• § 3171.7 — Drilling plan
• § 3171.8 — Surface Use Plan of Operations
• § 3171.9 — Bonding
• § 3171.10 — Operator certification
• § 3171.11 — Onsite inspection
• § 3171.12 — APD posting and processing
• § 3171.13 — Approval of APDs
• § 3171.14 — Valid Period of Approved APD
• § 3171.15 — Master Development Plans
• § 3171.16 — Waiver from electronic submission requirements
• § 3171.17 — General operating requirements—operator responsibilities
• § 3171.18 — Rights-of-Way and Special Use Authorizations
• § 3171.19 — Operating on lands with non-Federal surface and Federal oil and gas
• § 3171.20 — Leases for Indian oil and gas
• § 3171.21 — Subsequent operations and Sundry Notices
• § 3171.22 — Well conversions
• § 3171.23 — Variances
• § 3171.24 — Waivers, exceptions, or modifications
• § 3171.25 — Abandonment
• § 3171.26 — Appeal procedures
• § 3172.1 — Authority
• § 3172.2 — Purpose
• § 3172.3 — Scope
• § 3172.4 — General
• § 3172.5 — Definitions
• § 3172.6 — Well control
• § 3172.7 — Casing and cementing
• § 3172.8 — Mud program
• § 3172.9 — Drill stem testing
• § 3172.10 — Special drilling operations
• § 3172.11 — Surface use
• § 3172.12 — Drilling abandonment
• § 3172.13 — Variances from minimum standards
• § 3173.1 — Definitions and acronyms
• § 3173.2 — Storage and sales facilities—seals
• § 3173.3 — Oil measurement system components—seals
• § 3173.4 — Federal seals
• § 3173.5 — Removing production from tanks for sale and transportation by truck
• § 3173.6 — Water-draining operations
• § 3173.7 — Hot oiling, clean-up, and completion operations
• § 3173.8 — Report of theft or mishandling of production
• § 3173.9 — Required recordkeeping for inventory and seal records
• § 3173.10 — Form 3160-5, Sundry Notices and Reports on Wells
• § 3173.11 — Site facility diagram
• § 3173.12 — Applying for a facility measurement point
• § 3173.13 — Requirements for approved facility measurement points
• § 3173.14 — Conditions for commingling and allocation approval (surface and downhole)
• § 3173.15 — Applying for a commingling and allocation approval
• § 3173.16 — Existing commingling and allocation approvals
• § 3173.17 — Relationship of a commingling and allocation approval to royalty-free use of production
• § 3173.18 — Modification of a commingling and allocation approval
• § 3173.19 — Effective date of a commingling and allocation approval
• § 3173.20 — Terminating a commingling and allocation approval
• § 3173.21 — Combining production downhole in certain circumstances
• § 3173.22 — Requirements for off-lease measurement
• § 3173.23 — Applying for off-lease measurement
• § 3173.24 — Effective date of an off-lease measurement approval
• § 3173.25 — Existing approved off-lease measurement
• § 3173.26 — Relationship of off-lease measurement approval to royalty-free use of production
• § 3173.27 — Termination of off-lease measurement approval
• § 3173.28 — Instances not constituting off-lease measurement, for which no approval is required
• § 3173.29 — Immediate assessments for certain violations
• § 3174.1 — Definitions and acronyms
• § 3174.2 — General requirements
• § 3174.3 — Incorporation by reference (IBR)
• § 3174.4 — Specific measurement performance requirements
• § 3174.5 — Oil measurement by tank gauging—general requirements
• § 3174.6 — Oil measurement by tank gauging—procedures
• § 3174.7 — LACT system—general requirements
• § 3174.8 — LACT system—components and operating requirements
• § 3174.9 — Coriolis measurement systems (CMS)—general requirements and components
• § 3174.10 — Coriolis meter for LACT and CMS measurement applications—operating requirements
• § 3174.11 — Meter-proving requirements
• § 3174.12 — Measurement tickets
• § 3174.13 — Oil measurement by other methods
• § 3174.14 — Determination of oil volumes by methods other than measurement
• § 3174.15 — Immediate assessments
• § 3175.10 — Definitions and acronyms
• § 3175.20 — General requirements
• § 3175.30 — Incorporation by reference
• § 3175.31 — Specific performance requirements
• § 3175.40 — Measurement equipment approved by standard or make and model
• § 3175.41 — Flange-tapped orifice plates
• § 3175.42 — Chart recorders
• § 3175.43 — Transducers
• § 3175.44 — Flow-computer software
• § 3175.45 — Gas chromatographs
• § 3175.46 — Isolating flow conditioners
• § 3175.47 — Differential primary devices other than flange-tapped orifice plates
• § 3175.48 — Linear measurement devices
• § 3175.49 — Accounting systems
• § 3175.60 — Timeframes for compliance
• § 3175.61 — Grandfathering
• § 3175.70 — Measurement location
• § 3175.80 — Flange-tapped orifice plates (primary devices)
• § 3175.90 — Mechanical recorder (secondary device)
• § 3175.91 — Installation and operation of mechanical recorders
• § 3175.92 — Verification and calibration of mechanical recorders
• § 3175.93 — Integration statements
• § 3175.94 — Volume determination
• § 3175.100 — Electronic gas measurement (secondary and tertiary device)
• § 3175.101 — Installation and operation of electronic gas measurement systems
• § 3175.102 — Verification and calibration of electronic gas measurement systems
• § 3175.103 — Flow rate, volume, and average value calculation
• § 3175.104 — Logs and records
• § 3175.110 — Gas sampling and analysis
• § 3175.111 — General sampling requirements
• § 3175.112 — Sampling probe and tubing
• § 3175.113 — Spot samples—general requirements
• § 3175.114 — Spot samples—allowable methods
• § 3175.115 — Spot samples—frequency
• § 3175.116 — Composite sampling methods
• § 3175.117 — On-line gas chromatographs
• § 3175.118 — Gas chromatograph requirements
• § 3175.119 — Components to analyze
• § 3175.120 — Gas analysis report requirements
• § 3175.121 — Effective date of a spot or composite gas sample
• § 3175.125 — Calculation of heating value and volume
• § 3175.126 — Reporting of heating value and volume
• § 3175.130 — Transducer testing protocol
• § 3175.131 — General requirements for transducer testing
• § 3175.132 — Testing of reference accuracy
• § 3175.133 — Testing of influence effects
• § 3175.134 — Transducer test reporting
• § 3175.135 — Uncertainty determination
• § 3175.140 — Flow-computer software testing
• § 3175.141 — General requirements for flow-computer software testing
• § 3175.142 — Required static tests
• § 3175.143 — Required dynamic tests
• § 3175.144 — Flow-computer software test reporting
• § 3175.150 — Immediate assessments
• § 3176.1 — Authority
• § 3176.2 — Purpose
• § 3176.3 — Scope
• § 3176.4 — Definitions
• § 3176.5 — Requirements
• § 3176.6 — Applications, approvals, and reports
• § 3176.7 — Public protection
• § 3176.8 — Drilling/completion/workover requirements
• § 3176.9 — Production requirements
• § 3176.10 — Variances from requirements
• § 3176.11 — Incorporation by reference
• § 3177.1 — Authority
• § 3177.2 — Purpose
• § 3177.3 — Scope
• § 3177.4 — Definitions
• § 3177.5 — Requirements
• § 3177.6 — Application and approval authority
• § 3177.7 — Informational requirements for injection wells
• § 3177.8 — Informational requirements for pits
• § 3177.9 — Design requirements for pits
• § 3177.10 — Construction and maintenance requirements for pits
• § 3177.11 — Other disposal methods
• § 3177.12 — Reporting requirements for disposal facilities
• § 3177.13 — Variances from requirements or minimum standards
• § 3178.1 — Purpose
• § 3178.2 — Scope
• § 3178.3 — Production on which royalty is not due
• § 3178.4 — Uses of oil or gas on a lease, unit, or communitized area that do not require prior written BLM approval for royalty-free treatment of volumes used
• § 3178.5 — Uses of oil or gas on a lease, unit, or communitized area that require prior written BLM approval for royalty-free treatment of volumes used
• § 3178.6 — Uses of oil or gas moved off the lease, unit, or communitized area that do not require prior written approval for royalty-free treatment of volumes used
• § 3178.7 — Uses of oil or gas moved off the lease, unit, or communitized area that require prior written approval for royalty-free treatment of volumes used
• § 3178.8 — Measurement or estimation of volumes of oil or gas that are used royalty-free
• § 3178.9 — Requesting approval of royalty-free treatment when approval is required
• § 3178.10 — Facility and equipment ownership
• § 3179.1 — Purpose
• § 3179.2 — Scope
• § 3179.10 — Definitions and acronyms
• § 3179.11 — Severability
• § 3179.30 — Incorporation by Reference (IBR)
• § 3179.40 — Reasonable precautions to prevent waste
• § 3179.41 — Determining when the loss of oil or gas is avoidable or unavoidable
• § 3179.42 — When lost production is subject to royalty
• § 3179.43 — Data submission and notification requirements
• § 3179.50 — Safety
• § 3179.60 — Gas-well gas
• § 3179.70 — Oil-well gas
• § 3179.71 — Measurement of flared oil-well gas volume
• § 3179.72 — Required reporting and recordkeeping of vented and flared gas volumes
• § 3179.73 — Prior determinations regarding royalty-free flaring
• § 3179.80 — Loss of well control while drilling
• § 3179.81 — Well completion or recompletion flaring allowance
• § 3179.82 — Subsequent well tests for an existing completion
• § 3179.83 — Emergencies
• § 3179.90 — Oil storage tank vapors
• § 3179.91 — Downhole well maintenance and liquids unloading
• § 3179.92 — Size of production equipment
• § 3179.100 — Leak detection and repair program
• § 3179.101 — Repairing leaks
• § 3179.102 — Required recordkeeping for leak detection and repair
• § 3179.200 — Immediate assessments

PART 3180

• § 3180.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3180.0-2 — Policy
• § 3180.0-3 — Authority
• § 3180.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3181.1 — Preliminary consideration of unit agreement
• § 3181.2 — Designation of unit area; depth of test well
• § 3181.3 — Parties to unit agreement
• § 3181.4 — Inclusion of non-Federal lands
• § 3181.5 — Compensatory royalty payment for unleased Federal land
• § 3182.1 — Qualifications of unit operator
• § 3183.1 — Where to file papers
• § 3183.2 — Designation of area
• § 3183.3 — Executed agreements
• § 3183.4 — Approval of executed agreement
• § 3183.5 — Participating area
• § 3183.6 — Plan of development
• § 3183.7 — Return of approved documents
• § 3185.1 — Appeals

PART 3190

• § 3190.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3190.0-3 — Authority
• § 3190.0-4 — Objective
• § 3190.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3190.0-7 — Cross references
• § 3190.1 — Proprietary data
• § 3190.2 — Recordkeeping, funding and audit
• § 3190.2-1 — Recordkeeping
• § 3190.2-2 — Funding
• § 3190.2-3 — Audit
• § 3190.3 — Sharing of civil penalties
• § 3190.4 — Availability of information
• § 3191.1 — Petition for delegation
• § 3191.1-1 — Petition
• § 3191.1-2 — Eligibility
• § 3191.1-3 — Action upon petition
• § 3191.1-4 — Public hearing on petition
• § 3191.2 — Terms of delegation
• § 3191.3 — Termination and reinstatement
• § 3191.3-1 — Termination
• § 3191.3-2 — Reinstatement
• § 3191.4 — Standards of delegation
• § 3191.5 — Delegation for Indian lands
• § 3191.5-1 — Indian lands included in delegation
• § 3191.5-2 — Indian lands withdrawn from delegation
• § 3192.1 — What is a cooperative agreement?
• § 3192.2 — Who may apply for a cooperative agreement with BLM to conduct oil and gas inspections?
• § 3192.3 — What must a Tribe or State include in its application for a cooperative agreement?
• § 3192.4 — What is the term of a cooperative agreement?
• § 3192.5 — How do I modify a cooperative agreement?
• § 3192.6 — How will BLM evaluate my request for proprietary data?
• § 3192.7 — What must I do with Federal assistance I receive?
• § 3192.8 — May I subcontract activities in the agreement?
• § 3192.9 — What terms must a cooperative agreement contain?
• § 3192.10 — What costs will BLM pay?
• § 3192.11 — How are civil penalties shared?
• § 3192.12 — What activities may Tribes or States perform under cooperative agreements?
• § 3192.13 — What responsibilities must BLM keep?
• § 3192.14 — What are the requirements for Tribal or State inspectors?
• § 3192.15 — May cooperative agreements be terminated?
• § 3192.16 — How will I know if BLM intends to terminate my agreement?
• § 3192.17 — Can BLM reinstate cooperative agreements that have been terminated?
• § 3192.18 — Can I appeal a BLM decision?

PART 3200

• § 3200.1 — Definitions
• § 3200.3 — Changes in agency duties
• § 3200.4 — What requirements must I comply with when taking any actions or conducting any operations under this part?
• § 3200.5 — What are my rights of appeal?
• § 3200.6 — What types of geothermal leases will BLM issue?
• § 3200.7 — What regulations apply to geothermal leases issued before August 8, 2005?
• § 3200.8 — What regulations apply to leases issued in response to applications pending on August 8, 2005?
• § 3201.10 — What lands are available for geothermal leasing?
• § 3201.11 — What lands are not available for geothermal leasing?
• § 3202.10 — Who may hold a geothermal lease?
• § 3202.11 — Must I prove I am qualified to hold a lease when filing an application to lease?
• § 3202.12 — Are other persons allowed to act on my behalf to file an application to lease?
• § 3202.13 — What happens if the applicant dies before the lease is issued?
• § 3203.5 — What is the general process for obtaining a geothermal lease?
• § 3203.10 — How are lands included in a competitive sale?
• § 3203.11 — Under what circumstances may parcels be offered as a block for competitive sale?
• § 3203.12 — What fees must I pay to nominate lands?
• § 3203.13 — How often will BLM hold a competitive lease sale?
• § 3203.14 — How will BLM provide notice of a competitive lease sale?
• § 3203.15 — How does BLM conduct a competitive lease sale?
• § 3203.17 — How must I make payments if I am the successful bidder?
• § 3203.18 — What happens to parcels that receive no bids at a competitive lease sale?
• § 3204.5 — How can I obtain a noncompetitive lease?
• § 3204.10 — What payment must I submit with my noncompetitive lease application?
• § 3204.11 — How may I acquire a noncompetitive lease for lands that were not sold at a competitive lease sale?
• § 3204.12 — How may I acquire a noncompetitive lease for lands subject to a mining claim?
• § 3204.14 — May I amend my application for a noncompetitive lease?
• § 3204.15 — May I withdraw my application for a noncompetitive lease?
• § 3205.6 — When may BLM issue a direct use lease to an applicant?
• § 3205.7 — How much acreage should I apply for in a direct use lease?
• § 3205.10 — How do I obtain a direct use lease?
• § 3205.12 — How will BLM respond to direct use lease applications on lands managed by another agency?
• § 3205.13 — May I withdraw my application for a direct use lease?
• § 3205.14 — May I amend my application for a direct use lease?
• § 3205.15 — How will I know whether my direct use lease will be issued?
• § 3206.10 — What must I do for BLM to issue a lease?
• § 3206.11 — What must BLM do before issuing a lease?
• § 3206.12 — What are the minimum and maximum lease sizes?
• § 3206.13 — What is the maximum acreage I may hold?
• § 3206.14 — How does BLM compute acreage holdings?
• § 3206.15 — How will BLM charge acreage holdings if the United States owns only a fractional interest in the geothermal resources in a lease?
• § 3206.16 — Is there any acreage which is not chargeable?
• § 3206.17 — What will BLM do if my holdings exceed the maximum acreage limits?
• § 3206.18 — When will BLM issue my lease?
• § 3207.5 — What terms (time periods) apply to my lease?
• § 3207.10 — What is the primary term of my lease?
• § 3207.11 — What work am I required to perform during the first 10 years of my lease for BLM to grant the initial extension of the primary term of my lease?
• § 3207.12 — What work am I required to perform each year for BLM to continue the initial and additional extensions of the primary term of my lease?
• § 3207.13 — Must I comply with the requirements of §§ 3207.11 and 3207.12 when my lease overlies a mining claim?
• § 3207.14 — How do I qualify for a drilling extension?
• § 3207.15 — How do I qualify for a production extension?
• § 3207.16 — When may my lease be renewed?
• § 3207.17 — How is the term of my lease affected by commitment to a unit?
• § 3207.18 — Can my lease be extended if it is eliminated from a unit?
• § 3210.10 — When does lease segregation occur?
• § 3210.11 — Does a lease segregated from an agreement or plan receive any benefits from unitization of the committed portion of the original lease?
• § 3210.12 — May I consolidate leases?
• § 3210.13 — Who may lease or locate other minerals on the same lands as my geothermal lease?
• § 3210.14 — May BLM readjust the terms and conditions in my lease?
• § 3210.15 — What if I appeal BLM's decision to readjust my lease terms?
• § 3210.16 — How must I prevent drainage of geothermal resources from my lease?
• § 3210.17 — What will BLM do if I do not protect my lease from drainage?
• § 3211.10 — What are the processing and filing fees for leases?
• § 3211.11 — What are the annual lease rental rates?
• § 3211.12 — How and where do I pay my rent?
• § 3211.13 — When is my annual rental payment due?
• § 3211.14 — Will I always pay rent on my lease?
• § 3211.15 — How do I credit rent towards royalty?
• § 3211.16 — Can I credit rent towards direct use fees?
• § 3211.17 — What is the royalty rate on geothermal resources produced from or attributable to my lease that are used for commercial generation of electricity?
• § 3211.18 — What is the royalty rate on geothermal resources produced from or attributable to my lease that are used directly for purposes other than commercial generation of electricity?
• § 3211.19 — What is the royalty rate on byproducts derived from geothermal resources produced from or attributable to my lease?
• § 3211.20 — How do I credit advanced royalty towards royalty?
• § 3211.21 — When do I owe minimum royalty?
• § 3212.10 — What is the difference between a suspension of operations and production and a suspension of operations?
• § 3212.11 — How do I obtain a suspension of operations or a suspension of operations and production on my lease?
• § 3212.12 — How long does a suspension of operations or a suspension of operations and production last?
• § 3212.13 — How does a suspension affect my lease term and obligations?
• § 3212.14 — What happens when the suspension ends?
• § 3212.15 — Will my lease remain in effect if I cease production and I do not have an approved suspension?
• § 3212.16 — Can I apply to BLM to reduce, suspend, or waive the royalty or rental of my lease?
• § 3212.17 — What information must I submit when I request that BLM suspend, reduce, or waive my royalty or rental?
• § 3212.25 — Can I convert the royalty rate terms of my lease in effect before August 8, 2005, to the terms of the Geothermal Steam Act, as amended by the Energy Policy Act of 2005?
• § 3213.10 — Who may relinquish a lease?
• § 3213.11 — What must I do to relinquish a lease?
• § 3213.12 — May BLM accept a partial relinquishment if it will reduce my lease to less than 640 acres?
• § 3213.13 — When does relinquishment take effect?
• § 3213.14 — Will BLM terminate my lease if I do not pay my rent on time?
• § 3213.15 — How will BLM notify me if it terminates my lease?
• § 3213.16 — May BLM cancel my lease?
• § 3213.17 — May BLM terminate my lease for reasons other than non-payment of rentals?
• § 3213.18 — When is a termination effective?
• § 3213.19 — What can I do if BLM notifies me that my lease is being terminated because of a violation of the law, regulations, or lease terms?
• § 3214.10 — Who must post a geothermal bond?
• § 3214.11 — Who must my bond cover?
• § 3214.12 — What activities must my bond cover?
• § 3214.13 — What is the minimum dollar amount required for a bond?
• § 3214.14 — May BLM increase the bond amount above the minimum?
• § 3214.15 — What kind of financial guarantee will BLM accept to back my bond?
• § 3214.16 — Is there a special bond form I must use?
• § 3214.17 — Where must I submit my bond?
• § 3214.18 — Who will BLM hold liable under the lease and what are they liable for?
• § 3214.19 — What are my bonding requirements when a lease interest is transferred to me?
• § 3214.20 — How do I modify my bond?
• § 3214.21 — What must I do if I want to use a certificate of deposit to back my bond?
• § 3214.22 — What must I do if I want to use a letter of credit to back my bond?
• § 3215.10 — When may BLM collect against my bond?
• § 3215.11 — Must I replace my bond after BLM collects against it?
• § 3215.12 — What will BLM do if I do not restore the face amount or file a new bond?
• § 3215.13 — Will BLM terminate or release my bond?
• § 3215.14 — When BLM releases my bond, does that end my responsibilities?
• § 3216.10 — What types of lease interests may I transfer?
• § 3216.11 — Where must I file a transfer request?
• § 3216.12 — When does a transferee take responsibility for lease obligations?
• § 3216.13 — What are my responsibilities after I transfer my interest?
• § 3216.14 — What filing fees and forms does a transfer require?
• § 3216.15 — When must I file my transfer request?
• § 3216.16 — Must I file separate transfer requests for each lease?
• § 3216.17 — Where must I file estate transfers, corporate mergers, and name changes?
• § 3216.18 — How do I describe the lands in my lease transfer?
• § 3216.19 — May I transfer record title interest for less than 640 acres?
• § 3216.20 — When does a transfer segregate a lease?
• § 3216.21 — When is my transfer effective?
• § 3216.22 — Does BLM approve all transfer requests?
• § 3217.10 — What are unit agreements?
• § 3217.11 — What are communitization agreements?
• § 3217.12 — What does BLM need to approve my communitization agreement?
• § 3217.13 — When does my communitization agreement go into effect?
• § 3217.14 — When will BLM approve my drilling or development contract?
• § 3217.15 — What does BLM need to approve my drilling or development contract?
• § 3250.10 — When do the exploration operations regulations apply?
• § 3250.11 — May I conduct exploration operations on my lease, someone else's lease, or unleased land?
• § 3250.12 — What general standards apply to exploration operations?
• § 3250.13 — What additional BLM orders or instructions govern exploration?
• § 3250.14 — What types of operations may I propose in my application to conduct exploration?
• § 3251.10 — Do I need a permit before I start exploration operations?
• § 3251.11 — What information is in a complete Notice of Intent to Conduct Geothermal Resource Exploration Operations application?
• § 3251.12 — What action will BLM take on my Notice of Intent to Conduct Geothermal Resource Exploration Operations?
• § 3251.13 — Once I have an approved Notice of Intent, how can I change my exploration operations?
• § 3251.14 — Do I need a bond for conducting exploration operations?
• § 3251.15 — When will BLM release my bond?
• § 3252.10 — What operational standards apply to my exploration operations?
• § 3252.11 — What environmental requirements must I meet when conducting exploration operations?
• § 3252.12 — How deep may I drill a temperature gradient well?
• § 3252.13 — How long may I collect information from my temperature gradient well?
• § 3252.14 — How must I complete a temperature gradient well?
• § 3252.15 — When must I abandon a temperature gradient well?
• § 3252.16 — How must I abandon a temperature gradient well?
• § 3253.10 — Must I share with BLM the data I collect through exploration operations?
• § 3253.11 — Must I notify BLM when I have completed my exploration operations?
• § 3254.10 — May BLM inspect my exploration operations?
• § 3254.11 — What will BLM do if my exploration operations are not in compliance with my permit, other BLM approvals or orders, or the regulations in this part?
• § 3255.10 — Will BLM disclose information I submit under these regulations?
• § 3255.11 — When I submit confidential, proprietary information, how can I help ensure it is not available to the public?
• § 3255.12 — How long will information I give BLM remain confidential or proprietary?
• § 3255.13 — How will BLM treat Indian information submitted under the Indian Mineral Development Act?
• § 3255.14 — How will BLM administer information concerning other Indian minerals?
• § 3255.15 — When will BLM consult with Indian mineral owners when information concerning their minerals is the subject of a FOIA request?
• § 3256.10 — How do I request a variance from BLM requirements that apply to my exploration operations?
• § 3256.11 — How may I appeal a BLM decision regarding my exploration operations?
• § 3260.10 — What types of geothermal drilling operations are covered by these regulations?
• § 3260.11 — What general standards apply to my drilling operations?
• § 3260.12 — What other orders or instructions may BLM issue?
• § 3261.10 — How do I get approval to begin well pad construction?
• § 3261.11 — How do I apply for approval of drilling operations and well pad construction?
• § 3261.12 — What is an operations plan?
• § 3261.13 — What is a drilling program and how do I apply for drilling program approval?
• § 3261.14 — When must I give BLM my operations plan?
• § 3261.15 — Must I give BLM my drilling permit application, drilling program, and operations plan at the same time?
• § 3261.16 — Can my operations plan, drilling permit, and drilling program apply to more than one well?
• § 3261.17 — How do I amend my operations plan or drilling permit?
• § 3261.18 — Do I need to file a bond with BLM before I build a well pad or drill a well?
• § 3261.19 — When will BLM release my bond?
• § 3261.20 — How will BLM review applications submitted under this subpart and notify me of its decision?
• § 3261.21 — How do I get approval to change an approved drilling operation?
• § 3261.22 — How do I get approval for subsequent well operations?
• § 3262.10 — What operational requirements must I meet when drilling a well?
• § 3262.11 — What environmental requirements must I meet when drilling a well?
• § 3262.12 — Must I post a sign at every well?
• § 3262.13 — May BLM require me to follow a well spacing program?
• § 3262.14 — May BLM require me to take samples or perform tests and surveys?
• § 3263.10 — May I abandon a well without BLM's approval?
• § 3263.11 — What information must I give BLM to approve my Sundry Notice for abandoning a well?
• § 3263.12 — How will BLM review my Sundry Notice to abandon my well and notify me of their decision?
• § 3263.13 — What must I do to restore the site?
• § 3263.14 — May BLM require me to abandon a well?
• § 3263.15 — May I abandon a producible well?
• § 3264.10 — What must I submit to BLM after I complete a well?
• § 3264.11 — What must I submit to BLM after I finish subsequent well operations?
• § 3264.12 — What must I submit to BLM after I abandon a well?
• § 3264.13 — What drilling and operational records must I maintain for each well?
• § 3264.14 — How do I notify BLM of accidents occurring on my lease?
• § 3265.10 — What part of my drilling operations may BLM inspect?
• § 3265.11 — What records must I keep available for inspection?
• § 3265.12 — What will BLM do if my operations do not comply with my permit and applicable regulations?
• § 3266.10 — Will BLM disclose information I submit under these regulations?
• § 3266.11 — When I submit confidential, proprietary information, how can I help ensure that it is not available to the public?
• § 3266.12 — How long will information I give BLM remain confidential or proprietary?
• § 3267.10 — How do I request a variance from BLM requirements that apply to my drilling operations?
• § 3267.11 — How may I appeal a BLM decision regarding my drilling operations?
• § 3270.10 — What types of geothermal operations are governed by these utilization regulations?
• § 3270.11 — What general standards apply to my utilization operations?
• § 3270.12 — What other orders or instructions may BLM issue?
• § 3271.10 — What do I need to start preparing a site and building and testing a utilization facility on Federal land leased for geothermal resources?
• § 3271.11 — Who may apply for a permit to build a utilization facility?
• § 3271.12 — What do I need to start preliminary site investigations that may disturb the surface?
• § 3271.13 — How do I obtain approval to build pipelines and facilities connecting the well field to utilization facilities not located on Federal lands leased for geothermal resources?
• § 3271.14 — What do I need to do to start building and testing a utilization facility if it is not located on Federal lands leased for geothermal resources?
• § 3271.15 — How do I get a permit to begin commercial operations?
• § 3272.10 — What must I submit to BLM in my utilization plan?
• § 3272.11 — How do I describe the proposed utilization facility?
• § 3272.12 — What environmental protection measures must I include in my utilization plan?
• § 3272.13 — How will BLM review my utilization plan and notify me of its decision?
• § 3272.14 — How do I get a permit to build or test my facility?
• § 3273.10 — When do I need a site license for a utilization facility?
• § 3273.11 — When is a site license unnecessary?
• § 3273.12 — How will BLM review my site license application?
• § 3273.13 — What lands are not available for geothermal site licenses?
• § 3273.14 — What area does a site license cover?
• § 3273.15 — What must I include in my site license application?
• § 3273.16 — What is the annual rent for a site license?
• § 3273.17 — When may BLM reassess the annual rent for my site license?
• § 3273.18 — What facility operators must pay the annual site license rent?
• § 3273.19 — What are the bonding requirements for a site license?
• § 3273.20 — When will BLM release my bond?
• § 3273.21 — What are my obligations under the site license?
• § 3273.22 — How long will my site license remain in effect?
• § 3273.23 — May I renew my site license?
• § 3273.24 — When may BLM terminate my site license?
• § 3273.25 — When may I relinquish my site license?
• § 3273.26 — When may I assign or transfer my site license?
• § 3274.10 — Do I need a commercial use permit to start commercial operations?
• § 3274.11 — What must I give BLM to approve my commercial use permit application?
• § 3274.12 — How will BLM review my commercial use permit application?
• § 3274.13 — May I get a permit even if I cannot currently demonstrate I can operate within required standards?
• § 3275.10 — How do I change my operations if I have an approved facility construction or commercial use permit?
• § 3275.11 — What are a facility operator's obligations?
• § 3275.12 — What environmental and safety requirements apply to facility operations?
• § 3275.13 — How must the facility operator measure the geothermal resources?
• § 3275.14 — What aspects of my geothermal operations must I measure?
• § 3275.15 — How accurately must I measure my production and utilization?
• § 3275.16 — What standards apply to installing and maintaining meters?
• § 3275.17 — What must I do if I find an error in a meter?
• § 3275.18 — May BLM require me to test for byproducts associated with geothermal resource production?
• § 3275.19 — How do I apply to commingle production?
• § 3275.20 — What will BLM do if I waste geothermal resources?
• § 3275.21 — May BLM order me to drill and produce wells on my lease?
• § 3276.10 — What are the reporting requirements for facility and lease operations involving Federal geothermal resources?
• § 3276.11 — What information must I include for each well in the monthly report of well operations?
• § 3276.12 — What information must I give BLM in the monthly report for facility operations?
• § 3276.13 — What additional information must I give BLM in the monthly report for flash and dry steam facilities?
• § 3276.14 — What information must I give BLM in the monthly report for direct use facilities?
• § 3276.15 — How must I notify BLM of accidents occurring at my utilization facility?
• § 3277.10 — When will BLM inspect my operations?
• § 3277.11 — What records must I keep available for inspection?
• § 3277.12 — What will BLM do if I do not comply with all BLM requirements pertaining to utilization operations?
• § 3278.10 — When will BLM disclose information I submit under these regulations?
• § 3278.11 — When I submit confidential, proprietary information, how can I help ensure it is not available to the public?
• § 3278.12 — How long will information I give BLM remain confidential or proprietary?
• § 3279.10 — When may I request a variance from BLM requirements pertaining to utilization operations?
• § 3279.11 — How may I appeal a BLM decision regarding my utilization operations?

PART 3280

• § 3280.1 — What is the purpose and scope of this part?
• § 3280.2 — Definitions
• § 3280.3 — What is BLM's general policy regarding the formation of unit agreements?
• § 3280.4 — When may BLM require Federal lessees to unitize their leases or require a Federal lessee to commit a lease to a unit?
• § 3280.5 — May BLM require the modification of lease requirements in connection with the creation and operation of a unit agreement?
• § 3280.6 — When may BLM require a unit operator to modify the rate of exploration, development, or production?
• § 3280.7 — Can BLM require an owner or lessee of lands not under Federal administration to unitize their lands or leases?
• § 3281.1 — What steps must I follow for BLM to approve my unit agreement?
• § 3281.2 — What documents must the unit operator submit to BLM before we may designate a unit area?
• § 3281.3 — What geologic information may a unit operator use in proposing a unit area?
• § 3281.4 — What are the size and shape requirements for a unit area?
• § 3281.5 — What happens if BLM receives applications that include overlapping unit areas?
• § 3281.6 — What action will BLM take after reviewing a proposed unit area designation?
• § 3281.7 — What documents must a unit operator submit to BLM before we will approve a unit agreement?
• § 3281.8 — Must a unit operator provide working interests within the designated unit area the opportunity to join the unit?
• § 3281.9 — How does a unit operator provide documentation to BLM of lease and tract commitment status?
• § 3281.10 — How will BLM determine that I have sufficient control of the proposed unit area?
• § 3281.11 — What are the unit operator qualifications?
• § 3281.12 — Who designates the unit operator?
• § 3281.13 — Is there a format or model a unit operator must use when proposing a unit agreement?
• § 3281.14 — What minimum requirements and terms must be incorporated into the unit agreement?
• § 3281.15 — What is the minimum initial unit obligation a unit agreement must contain?
• § 3281.16 — When must a Plan of Development be submitted to BLM?
• § 3281.17 — What information must be provided in the Plan of Development?
• § 3281.18 — What action will BLM take in reviewing the Plan of Development?
• § 3281.19 — What action will BLM take on a proposed unit agreement?
• § 3281.20 — When is a unit agreement effective?
• § 3282.1 — What is a participating area?
• § 3282.2 — When must the unit operator have a participating area approved?
• § 3282.3 — When must the unit operator submit an application for BLM approval of a proposed initial participating area?
• § 3282.4 — What general information must the unit operator submit with a proposed participating area application?
• § 3282.5 — What technical information must the unit operator submit with a proposed participating area application?
• § 3282.6 — When must the unit operator propose to revise a participating area boundary?
• § 3282.7 — What is the effective date of an initial participating area or revision of an existing participating area?
• § 3282.8 — What are the reasons BLM would not approve a revision of the participating area boundary?
• § 3282.9 — How is production allocated within a participating area?
• § 3282.10 — When will unleased Federal lands in a participating area receive a production allocation?
• § 3282.11 — May a participating area continue if there is intermittent unit production?
• § 3282.12 — When does a participating area terminate?
• § 3283.1 — When may the unit operator modify the unit agreement?
• § 3283.2 — When may the unit operator revise the unit contraction provision of a unit agreement?
• § 3283.3 — How will the unit operator know the status of a unit contraction revision request?
• § 3283.4 — When may the unit operator add lands to or remove lands from a unit agreement?
• § 3283.5 — When will BLM periodically review unit agreements?
• § 3283.6 — What is the purpose of BLM's periodic review?
• § 3283.7 — When may unit operators be changed?
• § 3283.8 — What must be filed with BLM to change the unit operator?
• § 3283.9 — When is a change of unit operator effective?
• § 3283.10 — If there is a change in the unit operator, when does the previous operator's liability end?
• § 3283.11 — Do the terms and conditions of a unit agreement modify Federal lease stipulations?
• § 3283.12 — Are transferees and successors in interest of Federal geothermal leases bound by the terms and conditions of the unit agreement?
• § 3284.1 — What general standards apply to operations within a unit?
• § 3284.2 — What are the principal operational responsibilities of the unit operator?
• § 3284.3 — What happens if the minimum initial unit obligations are not met?
• § 3284.4 — How are unit agreement terms affected after completion of the initial unit well?
• § 3284.5 — How do unit operations affect lease extensions?
• § 3284.6 — May BLM authorize a working interest owner to drill a well on lands committed to the unit?
• § 3284.7 — May BLM authorize operations on uncommitted Federal leases located within a unit?
• § 3284.8 — May a unit have multiple operators?
• § 3284.9 — May BLM set or modify production or injection rates?
• § 3284.10 — What must a unit operator do to prevent or compensate for drainage?
• § 3284.11 — Must the unit operator develop and operate on every lease or tract in the unit to comply with the obligations in the underlying leases or agreements?
• § 3284.12 — When must the unit operator notify BLM of any changes of lease and tract commitment status?
• § 3285.1 — When may BLM terminate a unit agreement?
• § 3285.2 — When may BLM approve a voluntary termination of a unit agreement?
• § 3286.1 — Model Unit Agreement
• § 3287.1 — May the unit operator request a suspension of unit obligations or development requirements?
• § 3287.2 — When may BLM grant a suspension of unit obligations?
• § 3287.3 — How does a suspension of unit obligations affect the terms of the unit agreement?
• § 3287.4 — May a decision made by BLM under this part be appealed?

PART 3400

• § 3400.0-3 — Authority
• § 3400.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3400.1 — Multiple development
• § 3400.2 — Lands subject to leasing
• § 3400.3 — Limitations on authority to lease
• § 3400.3-1 — Consent or conditions of surface management agency
• § 3400.3-2 — Department of Defense lands
• § 3400.3-3 — Department of Agriculture lands
• § 3400.3-4 — Trust protection lands
• § 3400.4 — Federal/state government cooperation
• § 3400.5 — Coal production regions
• § 3400.6 — Minimum comment period

PART 3410

• § 3410.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3410.0-2 — Objective
• § 3410.0-3 — Authority
• § 3410.1 — Exploration licenses: Generally
• § 3410.1-1 — Lands subject to exploration licenses
• § 3410.1-2 — When an exploration license is required
• § 3410.2 — Prelicensing procedures
• § 3410.2-1 — Application for an exploration license
• § 3410.2-2 — Environmental analysis
• § 3410.2-3 — Surface management agency
• § 3410.3 — Exploration licenses
• § 3410.3-1 — Issuance and termination of an exploration license
• § 3410.3-2 — Limitations on exploration licenses
• § 3410.3-3 — Operating regulations
• § 3410.3-4 — Bonds
• § 3410.4 — Collection and submission of data
• § 3410.5 — Use of surface

PART 3420

• § 3420.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3420.0-2 — Objectives
• § 3420.0-3 — Authority
• § 3420.1 — Procedures
• § 3420.1-1 — Lands subject to evaluation for leasing
• § 3420.1-2 — Call for coal resource and other resource information
• § 3420.1-3 — Special leasing opportunities
• § 3420.1-4 — General requirements for land use planning
• § 3420.1-5 — Hearing requirements
• § 3420.1-6 — Consultation with Federal surface management agencies
• § 3420.1-7 — Consultation with states and Indian tribes
• § 3420.1-8 — Identification of lands as acceptable for further consideration
• § 3420.2 — Regional leasing levels
• § 3420.3 — Activity planning: The leasing process
• § 3420.3-1 — Area identification process
• § 3420.3-2 — Expressions of leasing interest
• § 3420.3-3 — Preliminary tract delineation
• § 3420.3-4 — Regional tract ranking, selection, environmental analysis and scheduling
• § 3420.4 — Final consultations
• § 3420.4-1 — Timing of consultation
• § 3420.4-2 — Consultation with surface management agencies
• § 3420.4-3 — Consultation with Governors
• § 3420.4-4 — Consultation with Indian tribes
• § 3420.4-5 — Consultation with the Attorney General
• § 3420.5 — Adoption of final regional lease sale schedule
• § 3420.5-1 — Announcement
• § 3420.5-2 — Revision
• § 3420.6 — Reoffer of tracts not sold in previous regional lease sales
• § 3422.1 — Fair market value and maximum economic recovery
• § 3422.2 — Notice of sale and detailed statement
• § 3422.3 — Sale procedures
• § 3422.3-1 — Bidding systems
• § 3422.3-2 — Conduct of sale
• § 3422.3-3 — Unsurveyed lands
• § 3422.3-4 — Consultation with the Attorney General
• § 3422.4 — Award of lease
• § 3425.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3425.0-2 — Objective
• § 3425.1 — Application for lease
• § 3425.1-1 — Where filed
• § 3425.1-2 — Contents of application
• § 3425.1-3 — Qualifications of the applicant
• § 3425.1-4 — Emergency leasing
• § 3425.1-5 — Leasing outside coal production regions
• § 3425.1-6 — Hardship leases
• § 3425.1-7 — Preliminary data
• § 3425.1-8 — Rejection of applications
• § 3425.1-9 — Modification of application area
• § 3425.2 — Land use plans
• § 3425.3 — Environmental analysis
• § 3425.4 — Consultation and sale procedures
• § 3425.5 — Lease terms
• § 3427.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3427.0-3 — Authority
• § 3427.0-7 — Scope
• § 3427.1 — Deposits subject to consent
• § 3427.2 — Procedures
• § 3427.3 — Validation of information
• § 3427.4 — Pre-existing consents
• § 3427.5 — Unqualified surface owners

PART 3430

• § 3430.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3430.0-3 — Authority
• § 3430.0-7 — Scope
• § 3430.1 — Preference right leases
• § 3430.1-1 — Showing required for entitlement to a lease
• § 3430.1-2 — Commercial quantities defined
• § 3430.2 — Application for lease
• § 3430.2-1 — Initial showing
• § 3430.2-2 — Additional time
• § 3430.3 — Planning and environment
• § 3430.3-1 — Land use planning
• § 3430.3-2 — Environmental analysis
• § 3430.4 — Final showing
• § 3430.4-1 — Request for final showing
• § 3430.4-2 — Additional information
• § 3430.4-3 — Costing document and public review
• § 3430.4-4 — Environmental costs
• § 3430.5 — Determination of entitlement to lease
• § 3430.5-1 — Rejection of application
• § 3430.5-2 — Appeals, lack of showing
• § 3430.5-3 — Determination to lease
• § 3430.5-4 — Lease exchange
• § 3430.6 — Lease issuance
• § 3430.6-1 — Lease terms
• § 3430.6-2 — Bonding
• § 3430.6-3 — Duration of leases
• § 3430.7 — Trespass
• § 3431.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3431.0-3 — Authority
• § 3431.1 — Qualified purchaser
• § 3431.2 — Terms and conditions of sale
• § 3432.0-3 — Authority
• § 3432.1 — Application
• § 3432.2 — Availability
• § 3432.3 — Terms and conditions
• § 3435.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3435.0-3 — Authority
• § 3435.1 — Coal lease exchanges
• § 3435.2 — Qualified exchange proponents: Limitations
• § 3435.3 — Exchange procedures
• § 3435.3-1 — Exchange notice
• § 3435.3-2 — Initial response by lessee or lease applicant
• § 3435.3-3 — Agreement to terms
• § 3435.3-4 — Determination of value
• § 3435.3-5 — Notice of public hearing
• § 3435.3-6 — Consultation with Governor
• § 3435.3-7 — Consultation with the Attorney General
• § 3435.4 — Issuance of lease, lease modification or bidding rights
• § 3436.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3436.0-2 — Objective
• § 3436.0-3 — Authority
• § 3436.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3436.1 — Coal lease exchanges
• § 3436.1-1 — Qualified lease proponents
• § 3436.1-2 — Federal coal deposits subject to lease by exchange
• § 3436.2 — Fee coal exchanges
• § 3436.2-1 — Qualified exchange proponents
• § 3436.2-2 — Federal coal deposits subject to disposal by exchange
• § 3436.2-3 — Exchange procedures

PART 3440

• § 3440.0-3 — Authority
• § 3440.1 — Terms
• § 3440.1-1 — Forms
• § 3440.1-2 — Qualifications
• § 3440.1-3 — Limitations on coal use
• § 3440.1-4 — Area and duration of license
• § 3440.1-5 — Compliance with Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act
• § 3440.1-6 — Cancellation or forfeiture

PART 3450

• § 3451.1 — Readjustment of lease terms
• § 3451.2 — Notification of readjusted lease terms
• § 3452.1 — Relinquishment
• § 3452.1-1 — General
• § 3452.1-2 — Where filed
• § 3452.1-3 — Acceptance
• § 3452.2 — Cancellation
• § 3452.2-1 — Cause for cancellation
• § 3452.2-2 — Cancellation procedure
• § 3452.3 — Termination
• § 3453.1 — Qualifications
• § 3453.2 — Requirements
• § 3453.2-1 — Application
• § 3453.2-2 — Forms and statements
• § 3453.2-3 — Filing location and fee
• § 3453.2-4 — Bonds
• § 3453.2-5 — Effect of partial assignment
• § 3453.3 — Approval
• § 3453.3-1 — Conditions for approval
• § 3453.3-2 — Disapproval of transfers
• § 3453.3-3 — Effective date
• § 3453.3-4 — Extensions

PART 3460

• § 3461.0-3 — Authority
• § 3461.0-6 — Policy
• § 3461.0-7 — Scope
• § 3461.1 — Underground mining exemption from criteria
• § 3461.2 — Unsuitability assessment procedures
• § 3461.2-1 — Assessment and land use planning
• § 3461.2-2 — Consultation on unsuitability assessments
• § 3461.3 — Relationship of leasing to unsuitability assessment
• § 3461.3-1 — Application of criteria on unleased lands
• § 3461.3-2 — Application of criteria on leased lands
• § 3461.4 — Exploration
• § 3461.5 — Criteria for assessing lands unsuitable for all or certain stipulated methods of coal mining
• § 3465.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3465.0-3 — Authority
• § 3465.0-7 — Applicability
• § 3465.1 — Use of surface
• § 3465.2 — Inspections and noncompliance
• § 3465.2-1 — Inspections
• § 3465.2-2 — Discovery of noncompliance
• § 3465.2-3 — Failure of lessee or holder of license to mine to act

PART 3470

• § 3471.1 — Land description requirements
• § 3471.1-1 — Land description and coal deposit in application
• § 3471.1-2 — Land description in lease
• § 3471.2 — Effect of land transactions
• § 3471.2-1 — Disposal of land with a reservation of minerals
• § 3471.2-2 — Effect of conveyance to state or local entity
• § 3471.3 — Cancellation or forfeiture
• § 3471.3-1 — Protection of bona fide purchaser
• § 3471.3-2 — Sale of underlying interests
• § 3471.4 — Future interest, acquired lands
• § 3472.1 — Qualifications
• § 3472.1-1 — Qualified applicants and bidders
• § 3472.1-2 — Special leasing qualifications
• § 3472.1-3 — Acreage limitations
• § 3472.2 — Filing of qualification statements
• § 3472.2-1 — Sole party in interest statement
• § 3472.2-2 — Contents of qualification statement
• § 3472.2-3 — Signature of applicant
• § 3472.2-4 — Special qualifications heirs and devisees (estates)
• § 3472.2-5 — Special qualifications, public bodies
• § 3473.1 — Payments
• § 3473.1-1 — Form of remittance
• § 3473.1-2 — Where submitted
• § 3473.1-3 — When paid
• § 3473.2 — Fees
• § 3473.3 — Rentals and royalties
• § 3473.3-1 — Rentals
• § 3473.3-2 — Royalties
• § 3473.4 — Suspension of operations, production, and payment obligations
• § 3474.1 — Bonding requirements
• § 3474.2 — Type of bond required
• § 3474.3 — Bond conversions
• § 3474.4 — Qualified sureties
• § 3474.5 — Default
• § 3474.6 — Termination of the period of liability
• § 3475.1 — Lease form
• § 3475.2 — Duration of leases
• § 3475.3 — Dating of leases
• § 3475.4 — Land description
• § 3475.5 — Diligent development and continued operation
• § 3475.6 — Logical mining unit

PART 3480

• § 3480.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3480.0-4 — Scope
• § 3480.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3480.0-6 — Responsibilities
• § 3481.1 — General obligations of the operator/lessee
• § 3481.2 — Procedures and public participation
• § 3481.3 — Confidentiality
• § 3481.4 — Temporary interruption in coal severance
• § 3481.4-1 — Can I temporarily interrupt coal severance and still be qualified as producing?
• § 3481.4-2 — What are some examples of circumstances that qualify for a temporary interruption of coal severance?
• § 3481.4-3 — Does a temporary interruption in coal severance affect the diligence requirements applicable to my lease or LMU?
• § 3481.4-4 — What is the aggregate amount of time I can temporarily interrupt coal severance and have BLM consider my lease or LMU producing?
• § 3482.1 — Exploration and resource recovery and protection plans
• § 3482.2 — Action on plans
• § 3482.3 — Mining operations maps
• § 3483.1 — Diligent development and continued operation requirement
• § 3483.2 — Termination or cancellation for failure to meet diligent development and maintain continued operation
• § 3483.3 — Suspension of continued operation or operations and production
• § 3483.4 — Payment of advance royalty in lieu of continued operation
• § 3483.5 — Crediting of production toward diligent development
• § 3483.6 — Special logical mining unit rules
• § 3484.1 — Performance standards for exploration and surface and underground mining
• § 3484.2 — Completion of operations and permanent abandonment
• § 3485.1 — Reports
• § 3485.2 — Royalties
• § 3485.3 — Maintenance of and access to records
• § 3486.1 — Inspections
• § 3486.2 — Notices and orders
• § 3486.3 — Enforcement
• § 3486.4 — Appeals
• § 3487.1 — Logical mining units

PART 3500

• § 3501.1 — What is the authority for this part?
• § 3501.2 — What is the scope of this part?
• § 3501.5 — What terms do I need to know to understand this part?
• § 3501.10 — What types of mineral use authorizations can I get under these rules?
• § 3501.16 — Does my permit or lease grant me an exclusive right to develop the lands covered by the permit or lease?
• § 3501.17 — Are there any general planning or environmental considerations that affect issuance of my permit or lease?
• § 3501.20 — If BLM approves my application for a use authorization under this part, when does it become effective?
• § 3501.30 — May I appeal BLM's decisions under this part?
• § 3502.10 — Who may hold permits and leases?
• § 3502.13 — May foreign citizens hold permits or leases?
• § 3502.15 — Are there any additional restrictions on holding leases or interests in leases?
• § 3502.20 — Will BLM issue a lease to me if I am not complying with the diligence requirements of the Mineral Leasing Act?
• § 3502.25 — Where do I file evidence that I am qualified to hold a permit or lease?
• § 3502.26 — May I supplement or update my qualifications statement?
• § 3502.27 — If I am an individual, what information must I give BLM in my qualifications statement?
• § 3502.28 — If I am an association or a partnership, what information must I give BLM in my qualifications statement?
• § 3502.29 — If I am a guardian or trustee for a trust holding on behalf of a beneficiary, what information must I give BLM in my qualifications statement?
• § 3502.30 — If I am a corporation, what information must I give BLM in my qualifications statement?
• § 3502.33 — If I represent an applicant as an attorney-in-fact, do I have to submit anything to BLM?
• § 3502.34 — What must I submit if there are other parties in interest?
• § 3502.40 — What happens if an applicant or successful bidder for a permit or lease dies before the permit or lease is issued?
• § 3502.41 — What happens to a permit or lease if the permittee or lessee dies?
• § 3502.42 — What happens if the heir is not qualified?
• § 3503.10 — Are all Federal lands available for leasing under this part?
• § 3503.11 — Are there any other areas in which I cannot get a permit or lease for the minerals covered by this part?
• § 3503.12 — For what areas may I receive a sulphur permit or lease?
• § 3503.13 — For what areas may I receive a hardrock mineral permit or lease?
• § 3503.14 — For what areas may I get a permit or lease for asphalt?
• § 3503.15 — May I lease the gold or silver reserved to the United States on land I hold under a private land claim in New Mexico?
• § 3503.16 — May I obtain permits or leases for sand and gravel in Nevada under the terms of this part?
• § 3503.20 — What if another Federal agency manages the lands I am interested in?
• § 3503.21 — What happens if the surface of the land I am interested in belongs to a non-Federal political subdivision or charitable organization?
• § 3503.25 — When may BLM issue permits and leases for Federal minerals underlying private surface?
• § 3503.28 — Does BLM incorporate any special requirements to protect the lands and resources?
• § 3503.30 — How should I describe surveyed lands or lands shown on protraction or amended protraction diagrams in states which are part of the Public Land Survey System?
• § 3503.31 — How should I describe lands in states which are part of the Public Land Survey System but have not been surveyed and are not shown on a protraction or amended protraction diagram?
• § 3503.32 — How should I describe acquired lands?
• § 3503.33 — Will BLM issue me a lease for unsurveyed lands?
• § 3503.36 — Are there any size or shape limitations on the lands I can apply for?
• § 3503.37 — Is there a limit to the acreage of lands I can hold under permits and leases?
• § 3503.38 — How does BLM compute my acreage holdings?
• § 3503.40 — Where do I file my permit or lease application and other necessary documents?
• § 3503.41 — Will BLM disclose information I submit under these regulations?
• § 3503.42 — When I submit confidential, proprietary information, how can I help ensure it is not available to the public?
• § 3503.43 — How long will information I give BLM remain confidential or proprietary?
• § 3503.44 — How will BLM treat Indian information submitted under the Indian Mineral Development Act?
• § 3503.45 — How will BLM administer information concerning other Indian minerals?
• § 3503.46 — When will BLM consult with Indian mineral owners when information concerning their minerals is the subject of a FOIA request?
• § 3504.10 — What fees must I pay?
• § 3504.11 — What forms of payment will BLM and MMS accept?
• § 3504.12 — What payments do I submit to BLM and what payments do I submit to MMS?
• § 3504.15 — How does BLM determine my rent?
• § 3504.16 — When is my rental due after the first year of the lease?
• § 3504.17 — What happens if I do not pay my rental on time?
• § 3504.20 — What are the requirements for paying royalties on production?
• § 3504.21 — What are the minimum royalty rates?
• § 3504.22 — How will I know what the royalty rate is on my lease production?
• § 3504.25 — Do I have to produce a certain amount per year?
• § 3504.26 — May I create overriding royalties on my Federal lease?
• § 3504.50 — Do I have to file a bond to receive a permit or lease?
• § 3504.51 — How do I file my bond?
• § 3504.55 — What types of bonds are acceptable?
• § 3504.56 — If I have more than one permit or lease, may I combine bond coverage?
• § 3504.60 — Under what circumstances might BLM elect to change the amount of my bond?
• § 3504.65 — What happens to my bond if I do not meet my permit or lease obligations?
• § 3504.66 — Must I restore my bond to the full amount if payment has been made from my bond?
• § 3504.70 — When will BLM terminate the period of liability of my bond?
• § 3504.71 — When will BLM release my bond?
• § 3505.10 — What is a prospecting permit?
• § 3505.11 — Do I need a prospecting permit to collect mineral specimens for non-commercial purposes?
• § 3505.12 — How do I obtain a prospecting permit?
• § 3505.13 — What must my application include?
• § 3505.15 — Is there an acreage limit for my application?
• § 3505.25 — How does BLM prioritize applications for prospecting permits?
• § 3505.30 — May I amend or change my application after I file it?
• § 3505.31 — May I withdraw my application after I file it?
• § 3505.40 — After submitting my application, do I need to submit anything else?
• § 3505.45 — What is an exploration plan?
• § 3505.50 — How will I know if BLM has approved or rejected my application?
• § 3505.55 — What are my obligations to BLM under an approved prospecting permit?
• § 3505.60 — How long is my prospecting permit in effect?
• § 3505.61 — May BLM extend the term of my prospecting permit?
• § 3505.62 — Under what conditions will BLM extend my prospecting permit?
• § 3505.64 — How do I apply for an extension?
• § 3505.65 — What information must I include in my extension request?
• § 3505.66 — If approved, when is my extension effective?
• § 3505.70 — May I relinquish my prospecting permit?
• § 3505.75 — What happens if I fail to pay the rental?
• § 3505.80 — What happens when my permit expires?
• § 3505.85 — May BLM cancel my prospecting permit for reasons other than failure to pay rental?
• § 3506.10 — What is an exploration license?
• § 3506.11 — What must I do to obtain an exploration license?
• § 3506.12 — Who prepares and publishes the notice of exploration?
• § 3506.13 — What information must I provide to BLM to include in the notice of exploration?
• § 3506.14 — May others participate in the exploration program?
• § 3506.15 — What will BLM do in response to my exploration license application?
• § 3506.20 — After my license is issued, may I modify my license or exploration plan?
• § 3506.25 — Once I have a license, what are my responsibilities?
• § 3507.11 — What must I do to obtain a preference right lease?
• § 3507.15 — How do I apply for a preference right lease?
• § 3507.16 — Is there a fee or payment required with my application?
• § 3507.17 — What information must my preference right lease application include?
• § 3507.18 — What do I need to submit to show that I have found a valuable deposit?
• § 3507.19 — Under what circumstances will BLM reject my application?
• § 3507.20 — May I appeal BLM's rejection of my preference right lease?
• § 3508.11 — What lands are available for competitive leasing?
• § 3508.12 — How do I get a competitive lease?
• § 3508.14 — How will BLM publish the notice of lease sale?
• § 3508.15 — What information will the detailed statement of the lease sale terms and conditions include?
• § 3508.20 — How will BLM conduct the sale and handle bids?
• § 3508.21 — What happens if I am the successful bidder?
• § 3508.22 — What happens if BLM rejects my bid?
• § 3509.10 — What are future interest leases?
• § 3509.11 — Under what conditions will BLM issue a future interest lease to me?
• § 3509.12 — Who may apply for a future interest lease?
• § 3509.15 — Do I have to pay for a future interest lease?
• § 3509.16 — How do I apply for a future interest lease?
• § 3509.17 — What information must I include in my application for a future interest lease?
• § 3509.18 — What will BLM do after it receives my application for a future interest lease?
• § 3509.20 — When does my future interest lease take effect?
• § 3509.25 — For what reasons will BLM reject my application for a future interest lease?
• § 3509.30 — May I withdraw my application for a future interest lease?
• § 3509.40 — What are fractional interest prospecting permits and leases?
• § 3509.41 — For what lands may BLM issue fractional interest prospecting permits and leases?
• § 3509.45 — Who may apply for a fractional interest prospecting permit or lease?
• § 3509.46 — How do I apply for a fractional interest prospecting permit or lease?
• § 3509.47 — What information must I include in my application for a fractional interest prospecting permit or lease?
• § 3509.48 — What will BLM do after it receives my application for a fractional interest lease?
• § 3509.49 — What terms and conditions apply to my fractional interest prospecting permit or lease?
• § 3509.50 — Under what conditions would BLM reject my application for a fractional interest prospecting permit or lease?
• § 3509.51 — May I withdraw my application for a fractional interest prospecting permit or lease?
• § 3510.11 — If I already have a Federal lease, or the mineral rights on adjacent private lands, may I lease adjoining Federal lands that contain the same deposits without competitive bidding?
• § 3510.12 — What must I do to obtain a lease modification or fringe acreage lease?
• § 3510.15 — What will BLM do with my application?
• § 3510.20 — Do I have to pay a fee to modify my existing lease or obtain a fringe acreage lease?
• § 3510.21 — What terms and conditions apply to fringe acreage leases and lease modifications?
• § 3511.10 — Do certain leases allow me to mine other commodities as well?
• § 3511.11 — If I am mining calcium chloride, may I obtain a noncompetitive mineral lease to produce the commingled sodium chloride?
• § 3511.12 — Are there standard terms and conditions which apply to all leases?
• § 3511.15 — How long will my lease be in effect?
• § 3511.25 — What is meant by lease readjustment and lease renewal?
• § 3511.26 — What if I object to the terms and conditions BLM proposes for a readjusted lease?
• § 3511.27 — How do I renew my lease?
• § 3511.30 — If I appeal BLM's proposed new terms, must I continue paying royalties or rentals while my appeal is pending?
• § 3512.11 — Once BLM issues me a permit or lease, may I assign or sublease it?
• § 3512.12 — Is there a fee for requesting an assignment or sublease?
• § 3512.13 — How do I assign my permit or lease?
• § 3512.16 — How do I sublease my lease?
• § 3512.17 — How do I transfer the operating rights in my permit or lease?
• § 3512.18 — Will BLM approve my assignment or sublease if I have outstanding liabilities?
• § 3512.19 — Must I notify BLM if I intend to transfer an overriding royalty to another party?
• § 3512.25 — If I assign my permit or lease, when do my obligations under the permit or lease end?
• § 3512.30 — What are the responsibilities of a sublessor and a sublessee?
• § 3512.33 — Does an assignment or sublease alter the permit or lease terms?
• § 3513.11 — May BLM relieve me of the lease requirements of rental, minimum royalty, or production royalty while continuing to hold the lease?
• § 3513.12 — What criteria does BLM consider in approving a waiver, suspension, or reduction in rental or minimum royalty, or a reduction in the royalty rate?
• § 3513.15 — How do I apply for reduction of rental, royalties, or minimum production?
• § 3513.16 — Do I have to pay a fee when I apply for a waiver, suspension, or reduction of rental, minimum royalty, production royalty, or minimum production?
• § 3513.17 — How will BLM implement a reduction of rental, royalties, or minimum production?
• § 3513.20 — What is a suspension of operations and production (conservation concerns)?
• § 3513.21 — What is the effect of a suspension of operations and production (conservation concerns)?
• § 3513.22 — How do I apply for a suspension of operations and production (conservation concerns)?
• § 3513.23 — May BLM order a suspension of operations and production (conservation concerns)?
• § 3513.25 — When will my suspension of operations and production (conservation concerns) take effect?
• § 3513.26 — When and how does my suspension of operations and production (conservation concerns) expire or terminate?
• § 3513.30 — What is a suspension of operations (economic concerns)?
• § 3513.31 — What is the effect of a suspension of operations (economic concerns)?
• § 3513.32 — How do I apply for a suspension of operations (economic concerns)?
• § 3513.33 — When will my suspension of operations (economic concerns) take effect?
• § 3513.34 — When and how does my suspension of operations (economic concerns) expire or terminate?
• § 3514.11 — May I relinquish my lease or any part of my lease?
• § 3514.12 — What additional information should I include in a request for partial relinquishment?
• § 3514.15 — Where do I file my relinquishment?
• § 3514.20 — When is my relinquishment effective?
• § 3514.21 — When will BLM approve my relinquishment?
• § 3514.25 — When does my lease expire?
• § 3514.30 — May BLM cancel my lease?
• § 3514.31 — May BLM waive cancellation or forfeiture?
• § 3514.32 — Will BLM give me an opportunity to remedy a violation of the lease terms?
• § 3514.40 — What if I am a bona fide purchaser and my lease is subject to cancellation?
• § 3515.10 — May I exchange my lease or lease right for another mineral lease or lease right?
• § 3515.12 — What regulatory provisions apply if I want to exchange a lease or lease right?
• § 3515.15 — May BLM initiate an exchange?
• § 3515.16 — What standards does BLM use to assess the public interest of an exchange?
• § 3515.18 — Will I be notified when BLM is considering initiating an exchange that will affect my lease?
• § 3515.20 — May I exchange preference rights?
• § 3515.21 — What types of lands can be exchanged?
• § 3515.22 — What if the lands to be exchanged are not of equal value?
• § 3515.23 — May BLM require me to submit additional information?
• § 3515.25 — Is BLM required to publish notice or hold a hearing?
• § 3515.26 — When will BLM make a decision on the exchange?
• § 3515.27 — Will BLM attach any special provisions to the exchange lease?
• § 3516.10 — What are use permits?
• § 3516.11 — What kinds of permits or leases allow use permits?
• § 3516.12 — What activities may I conduct under a use permit?
• § 3516.15 — How do I apply for a use permit?
• § 3516.16 — What must I include with my application?
• § 3516.20 — Is there an annual fee or charge for use of the lands?
• § 3516.30 — What happens if I fail to pay the annual rental on my use permit?

PART 3580

• § 3581.0-3 — Authority
• § 3581.1 — Lands to which applicable
• § 3581.2 — Who may obtain a lease
• § 3581.3 — Application for lease
• § 3581.4 — Leases
• § 3581.4-1 — Lease terms
• § 3581.4-2 — Rate of royalty; investment determined
• § 3581.4-3 — Lease form and execution
• § 3581.5 — Bond
• § 3582.0-3 — Authority
• § 3582.1 — Other applicable regulations
• § 3582.1-1 — Leasable minerals
• § 3582.1-2 — Hardrock minerals
• § 3582.2 — Lands to which applicable
• § 3582.2-1 — Boundary maps
• § 3582.2-2 — Excepted areas
• § 3582.3 — Consent and consultation
• § 3583.0-3 — Authority
• § 3583.1 — Other applicable regulations
• § 3583.1-1 — Leasable minerals
• § 3583.1-2 — Hardrock minerals
• § 3583.2 — Consent of Secretary of Agriculture
• § 3583.3 — Applications for hardrock mineral leases
• § 3583.4 — Hardrock mineral leases
• § 3583.4-1 — Leasing units
• § 3583.4-2 — Royalties, rentals and minimum royalties
• § 3583.4-3 — Special terms and conditions
• § 3583.4-4 — Duration of lease
• § 3583.4-5 — Lease by competitive bidding
• § 3583.5 — Disposal of materials
• § 3584.0-3 — Authority
• § 3584.1 — Lands to which applicable
• § 3584.2 — Minerals to be leased
• § 3584.3 — Other applicable regulations
• § 3584.4 — Notice of application
• § 3584.5 — Protection of surface
• § 3584.6 — Terms of lease
• § 3585.0-3 — Authority
• § 3585.1 — Lands to which applicable
• § 3585.2 — Other applicable regulations
• § 3585.2-1 — Leasable minerals
• § 3585.2-2 — Hardrock minerals
• § 3585.3 — Mining claimant preference right leases
• § 3585.3-1 — Who may obtain a mining claimant preference right lease
• § 3585.3-2 — Application
• § 3585.4 — Leases
• § 3585.4-1 — Survey for leasing
• § 3585.4-2 — Terms and conditions
• § 3585.4-3 — Relinquishment of claims
• § 3585.5 — Exploration license
• § 3585.5-1 — Exploration license
• § 3585.5-2 — Other applicable regulations
• § 3585.5-3 — Exploration plan
• § 3585.5-4 — Notice of exploration
• § 3585.5-5 — Contents of notice
• § 3585.5-6 — Publication and posting of notice
• § 3585.5-7 — Notice of participation
• § 3585.5-8 — Decision on plan and participation
• § 3585.5-9 — Submission of data
• § 3586.1 — Applicable law and regulations
• § 3586.2 — Existing leases
• § 3586.3 — Transfers of lease

PART 3590

• § 3590.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3590.0-2 — Policy
• § 3590.0-3 — Authority
• § 3590.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3590.0-7 — Scope
• § 3590.2 — Responsibility of the authorized officer
• § 3591.1 — General obligations of lessees, licensees and permittees
• § 3591.2 — Forms and reports
• § 3592.1 — Operating plans
• § 3592.2 — Maps of underground workings and surface operations
• § 3592.3 — Production maps
• § 3593.1 — Core or test hole cores, samples, cuttings
• § 3594.1 — Ultimate maximum recovery
• § 3594.2 — Support pillars
• § 3594.3 — Boundary pillars and isolated blocks
• § 3594.4 — Development on leased lands through adjoining mines as part of a mining unit
• § 3594.5 — Minerals soluble in water; brines; minerals taken in solution
• § 3595.1 — Surface openings
• § 3595.2 — Abandonment of underground workings
• § 3596.1 — Milling
• § 3596.2 — Disposal of waste
• § 3597.1 — Books of account
• § 3597.2 — Audits
• § 3598.1 — Inspection of underground and surface conditions; surveying, estimating and study
• § 3598.2 — Issuance of orders
• § 3598.3 — Service of notices, instructions and orders
• § 3598.4 — Enforcement orders
• § 3598.5 — Appeals
• § 3599.1 — Late payment or underpayment charges

PART 3600

• § 3601.1 — Purpose
• § 3601.3 — Authority
• § 3601.5 — Definitions
• § 3601.6 — Policy
• § 3601.8 — Public availability of information
• § 3601.9 — Information collection
• § 3601.10 — Limitations on BLM's discretion to dispose of mineral materials
• § 3601.11 — When will environmental considerations prevent BLM from disposing of mineral materials?
• § 3601.12 — What areas does BLM exclude from disposal of mineral materials?
• § 3601.13 — How can I obtain mineral materials from Federal lands that have been withdrawn to aid a function of another Federal agency or of a State or local government agency?
• § 3601.14 — When can BLM dispose of mineral materials from unpatented mining claims?
• § 3601.20 — Rights of parties
• § 3601.21 — What rights does a person have under a materials sales contract or use permit?
• § 3601.22 — What rights remain with the United States when BLM sells or issues a permit for mineral materials?
• § 3601.30 — Pre-application activities—how and when may I sample and test mineral materials?
• § 3601.40 — Mining and reclamation plans
• § 3601.41 — What information must I include in my mining plan?
• § 3601.42 — What information must I include in my reclamation plan?
• § 3601.43 — What is the process for BLM to approve my mining and reclamation plans?
• § 3601.44 — How and when may my mining or reclamation plan be modified?
• § 3601.50 — Administration of sales contracts and free use permits
• § 3601.51 — How will BLM inspect my operation?
• § 3601.52 — After I finish my operations, when must I remove improvements and equipment?
• § 3601.60 — Cancellation
• § 3601.61 — When may BLM cancel my contract or permit?
• § 3601.62 — Cancellation procedure
• § 3601.70 — Unauthorized use
• § 3601.71 — What constitutes unauthorized use?
• § 3601.72 — What are the consequences of unauthorized use?
• § 3601.80 — How do I appeal a final decision by BLM?
• § 3602.10 — Applying for a mineral materials sales contract
• § 3602.11 — How do I request a sale of mineral materials?
• § 3602.12 — How does the mineral materials sales process affect other users of the same public lands?
• § 3602.13 — How does BLM measure and establish the price of mineral materials?
• § 3602.14 — What kind of financial security does BLM require?
• § 3602.15 — What will happen to my bond if I transferred all of my interests or operations to another bonded party?
• § 3602.20 — Administration of mineral materials sales
• § 3602.21 — What payment terms apply to my mineral materials sales contract?
• § 3602.22 — When will a contract terminate?
• § 3602.23 — When will BLM make refunds or allow credits?
• § 3602.24 — When may I assign my materials sales contract?
• § 3602.25 — What rights and responsibilities does my assignee assume?
• § 3602.26 — If I assign my contract, when do my obligations under the contract end?
• § 3602.27 — When will BLM extend the term of a contract?
• § 3602.28 — What records must I maintain and how long must I keep them?
• § 3602.29 — How will BLM verify my production?
• § 3602.30 — Noncompetitive sales
• § 3602.31 — What volume limitations and fees generally apply to noncompetitive mineral materials sales?
• § 3602.32 — What volume and other limitations pertain to noncompetitive sales associated with public works projects?
• § 3602.33 — How will BLM dispose of mineral materials for use in developing Federal mineral leases?
• § 3602.34 — What is the term of a noncompetitive contract?
• § 3602.40 — Competitive sales
• § 3602.41 — When will BLM sell mineral materials on a competitive basis?
• § 3602.42 — How does BLM publicize competitive mineral materials sales?
• § 3602.43 — How does BLM conduct competitive mineral materials sales?
• § 3602.44 — How do I make a bid deposit?
• § 3602.45 — What final steps will BLM take before issuing me a contract?
• § 3602.46 — What is the term of a competitive contract?
• § 3602.47 — When and how may I renew my competitive contract and what is the fee?
• § 3602.48 — What may BLM require when renewing my contract?
• § 3602.49 — When will BLM issue a non-renewable contract?
• § 3603.10 — Disposal of mineral materials from community pits and common use areas
• § 3603.11 — What rights pertain to users of community pits?
• § 3603.12 — What rights pertain to users of common use areas?
• § 3603.13 — What price does BLM charge under materials sales contracts for mineral materials from community pits and common use areas?
• § 3603.14 — What plans do I need to prepare to mine or remove mineral materials from a community pit or common use area?
• § 3603.20 — Reclamation
• § 3603.21 — What reclamation requirements pertain to community pits and common use areas?
• § 3603.22 — What fees must I pay to cover the cost of reclamation of community pits and common use areas?
• § 3604.10 — Permits for free use of mineral materials
• § 3604.11 — How do I apply for a free use permit?
• § 3604.12 — Who may obtain a free use permit?
• § 3604.13 — When will BLM decline to issue a free use permit to a qualified applicant?
• § 3604.20 — Administration of free use permits
• § 3604.21 — What is the term of a free use permit?
• § 3604.22 — What conditions and restrictions pertain to my free use permit?
• § 3604.23 — When and how may I assign my free use permit?
• § 3604.24 — Who may remove materials on my behalf?
• § 3604.25 — What bond requirements pertain to free use permits?
• § 3604.26 — When will BLM cancel my permit?
• § 3604.27 — What rights does a free use permit give me against other users of the land?

PART 3620

• § 3622.1 — Program: General
• § 3622.2 — Procedures; permits
• § 3622.3 — Designation of areas
• § 3622.4 — Collection rules

PART 3710

• § 3710.0-3 — Authority
• § 3712.1 — Restriction on use of unpatented mining claims
• § 3712.2 — Publication of notice
• § 3712.2-1 — Request for publication of notice to mining claimant
• § 3712.2-2 — Evidence necessary to support a request for publication
• § 3712.2-3 — Contents of published notice
• § 3712.2-4 — Publication
• § 3712.2-5 — Proof of publication
• § 3712.2-6 — Service of notice
• § 3712.2-7 — Service of copies; failure to comply
• § 3712.3 — Failure of claimant to file verified statement
• § 3713.1 — Hearing procedures
• § 3713.2 — Hearing: Time and place
• § 3713.3 — Stipulation between parties
• § 3713.4 — Effect of decision affirming a mining claimant's rights
• § 3714.1 — Recording by mining claimant of request for copy of notice
• § 3714.2 — Waiver of rights by mining claimants
• § 3714.3 — Protection of existing rights; exclusion of reservation in patents
• § 3715.0-1 — What are the purpose and the scope of this subpart?
• § 3715.0-3 — What are the legal authorities for this subpart?
• § 3715.0-5 — How are certain terms in this subpart defined?
• § 3715.0-9 — Information collection
• § 3715.1 — Do the regulations in this subpart apply to my use or occupancy?
• § 3715.2 — What activities do I have to be engaged in to allow me to occupy the public lands?
• § 3715.2-1 — What additional characteristic(s) must my occupancy have?
• § 3715.2-2 — How do I justify occupancy by a caretaker or watchman?
• § 3715.2-3 — Under what circumstances will BLM allow me to temporarily occupy a site for more than 14 days?
• § 3715.3 — Must I consult with BLM before occupancy?
• § 3715.3-1 — At what point may I begin occupancy?
• § 3715.3-2 — What information must I provide to BLM about my proposed occupancy?
• § 3715.3-3 — How does BLM process the information I submit about my proposed occupancy?
• § 3715.3-4 — How will BLM notify me of the outcome of its review process?
• § 3715.3-5 — What will BLM's notification include?
• § 3715.3-6 — May I begin occupancy if I have not received concurrence from BLM?
• § 3715.4 — What if I have an existing use or occupancy?
• § 3715.4-1 — What happens after I give BLM written notification of my existing occupancy?
• § 3715.4-2 — What if I do not notify BLM of my existing occupancy?
• § 3715.4-3 — What if BLM does not concur in my existing use or occupancy?
• § 3715.4-4 — What if there is a dispute over the fee simple title to the lands on which my existing occupancy is located?
• § 3715.5 — What standards apply to my use or occupancy?
• § 3715.5-1 — What standards apply to ending my use or occupancy?
• § 3715.5-2 — What happens to property I leave behind?
• § 3715.6 — What things does BLM prohibit under this subpart?
• § 3715.7 — How will BLM inspect my use or occupancy and enforce this subpart?
• § 3715.7-1 — What types of enforcement action can BLM take if I do not meet the requirements of this subpart?
• § 3715.7-2 — What happens if I do not comply with a BLM order?
• § 3715.8 — What penalties are available to BLM for violations of this subpart?
• § 3715.8-1 — What happens if I make false statements to BLM?
• § 3715.9 — What appeal rights do I have?
• § 3715.9-1 — Does an appeal to IBLA suspend a BLM decision?

PART 3730

• § 3730.0-1 — Purpose; lands open
• § 3730.0-3 — Authority
• § 3730.0-9 — Information collection
• § 3731.1 — Power rights retained in the United States
• § 3732.1 — Act ineffective as to other withdrawals
• § 3733.1 — Financial risk of operation
• § 3733.2 — Liability of United States
• § 3734.1 — Owner of claim to file notice of location and assessment work
• § 3735.1 — No limitation or restriction of rights under valid claims located prior to withdrawal
• § 3735.2 — No limitation of rights where claimant in diligent prosecution of work when future withdrawals made
• § 3736.1 — Placer locator to conduct no mining operations for 60 days
• § 3736.2 — Hearing; notice of protest

PART 3740

• § 3740.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3741.1 — Validation of certain mining claims
• § 3741.2 — Preference mining locations
• § 3741.3 — Additional evidence required with application for patent
• § 3741.4 — Reservation to United States of Leasing Act minerals
• § 3741.5 — Mining claims and millsites located on Leasing Act lands after August 13, 1954
• § 3741.6 — Acquisition of Leasing Act minerals in lands covered by mining claims and millsites
• § 3742.1 — Procedure to determine claims to Leasing Act minerals under unpatented mining locations
• § 3742.2 — Recordation of notice of application, offer, permit or lease
• § 3742.3 — Publication of notice
• § 3742.3-1 — Request for publication of notice of Leasing Act filing; supporting instruments
• § 3742.3-2 — Contents of published notice
• § 3742.3-3 — Publication
• § 3742.3-4 — Proof of publication
• § 3742.3-5 — Mailing of copies of published notice
• § 3742.3-6 — Service of copies; failure to comply
• § 3742.4 — Failure of mining claimant to file verified statement
• § 3743.1 — Hearing procedures
• § 3743.2 — Hearing: Time and place
• § 3743.3 — Stipulation between parties
• § 3743.4 — Effect of decision affirming a mining claimant's rights
• § 3746.1 — Mining locations for fissionable source materials

PART 3800

• § 3800.5 — Fees
• § 3800.6 — Am I required to pay any fees to use the surface of public lands for mining purposes?
• § 3802.0-1 — Purpose
• § 3802.0-2 — Objectives
• § 3802.0-3 — Authority
• § 3802.0-5 — Definitions
• § 3802.0-6 — Policy
• § 3802.0-7 — Scope
• § 3802.1 — Plan of operations
• § 3802.1-1 — When required
• § 3802.1-2 — When not required
• § 3802.1-3 — Operations existing on October 21, 1976
• § 3802.1-4 — Contents of plan of operations
• § 3802.1-5 — Plan approval
• § 3802.1-6 — Modification of plan
• § 3802.1-7 — Existing operations
• § 3802.2 — Bond requirements
• § 3802.3 — Environmental protection
• § 3802.3-1 — Environmental assessment
• § 3802.3-2 — Requirements for environmental protection
• § 3802.4 — General provisions
• § 3802.4-1 — Noncompliance
• § 3802.4-2 — Access
• § 3802.4-3 — Multiple-use conflicts
• § 3802.4-4 — Fire prevention and control
• § 3802.4-5 — Maintenance and public safety
• § 3802.4-6 — Inspection
• § 3802.4-7 — Notice of suspension of operations
• § 3802.4-8 — Cessation of operations
• § 3802.5 — Appeals
• § 3802.6 — Public availability of information
• § 3809.1 — What are the purposes of this subpart?
• § 3809.2 — What is the scope of this subpart?
• § 3809.3 — What rules must I follow if State law conflicts with this subpart?
• § 3809.5 — How does BLM define certain terms used in this subpart?
• § 3809.10 — How does BLM classify operations?
• § 3809.11 — When do I have to submit a plan of operations?
• § 3809.21 — When do I have to submit a notice?
• § 3809.31 — Are there any special situations that affect what submittals I must make before I conduct operations?
• § 3809.100 — What special provisions apply to operations on segregated or withdrawn lands?
• § 3809.101 — What special provisions apply to minerals that may be common variety minerals, such as sand, gravel, and building stone?
• § 3809.111 — Will BLM disclose to the public the information I submit under this subpart?
• § 3809.115 — Can BLM collect information under this subpart?
• § 3809.116 — As a mining claimant or operator, what are my responsibilities under this subpart for my project area?
• § 3809.200 — What kinds of agreements may BLM and a State make under this subpart?
• § 3809.201 — What should these agreements address?
• § 3809.202 — Under what conditions will BLM defer to State regulation of operations?
• § 3809.203 — What are the limitations on BLM deferral to State regulation of operations?
• § 3809.204 — Does this subpart cancel an existing agreement between BLM and a State?
• § 3809.300 — Does this subpart apply to my existing notice-level operations?
• § 3809.301 — Where do I file my notice and what information must I include in it?
• § 3809.311 — What action does BLM take when it receives my notice?
• § 3809.312 — When may I begin operations after filing a complete notice?
• § 3809.313 — Under what circumstances may I not begin operations 15 calendar days after filing my notice?
• § 3809.320 — Which performance standards apply to my notice-level operations?
• § 3809.330 — May I modify my notice?
• § 3809.331 — Under what conditions must I modify my notice?
• § 3809.332 — How long does my notice remain in effect?
• § 3809.333 — May I extend my notice, and, if so, how?
• § 3809.334 — What if I temporarily stop conducting operations under a notice?
• § 3809.335 — What happens when my notice expires?
• § 3809.336 — What if I abandon my notice-level operations?
• § 3809.400 — Does this subpart apply to my existing or pending plan of operations?
• § 3809.401 — Where do I file my plan of operations and what information must I include with it?
• § 3809.411 — What action will BLM take when it receives my plan of operations?
• § 3809.412 — When may I operate under a plan of operations?
• § 3809.415 — How do I prevent unnecessary or undue degradation while conducting operations on public lands?
• § 3809.420 — What performance standards apply to my notice or plan of operations?
• § 3809.421 — Enforcement of performance standards
• § 3809.423 — How long does my plan of operations remain in effect?
• § 3809.424 — What are my obligations if I stop conducting operations?
• § 3809.430 — May I modify my plan of operations?
• § 3809.431 — When must I modify my plan of operations?
• § 3809.432 — What process will BLM follow in reviewing a modification of my plan of operations?
• § 3809.433 — Does this subpart apply to a new modification of my plan of operations?
• § 3809.434 — How does this subpart apply to pending modifications for new or existing facilities?
• § 3809.500 — In general, what are BLM's financial guarantee requirements?
• § 3809.503 — When must I provide a financial guarantee for my notice-level operations?
• § 3809.505 — How do the financial guarantee requirements of this subpart apply to my existing plan of operations?
• § 3809.551 — What are my choices for providing BLM with a financial guarantee?
• § 3809.552 — What must my individual financial guarantee cover?
• § 3809.553 — May I post a financial guarantee for a part of my operations?
• § 3809.554 — How do I estimate the cost to reclaim my operations?
• § 3809.555 — What forms of individual financial guarantee are acceptable to BLM?
• § 3809.556 — What special requirements apply to financial guarantees described in § 3809.555(e)?
• § 3809.560 — Under what circumstances may I provide a blanket financial guarantee?
• § 3809.570 — Under what circumstances may I provide a State-approved financial guarantee?
• § 3809.571 — What forms of State-approved financial guarantee are acceptable to BLM?
• § 3809.572 — What happens if BLM rejects a financial instrument in my State-approved financial guarantee?
• § 3809.573 — What happens if the State makes a demand against my financial guarantee?
• § 3809.574 — What happens if I have an existing corporate guarantee?
• § 3809.580 — What happens if I modify my notice or approved plan of operations?
• § 3809.581 — Will BLM accept a replacement financial instrument?
• § 3809.582 — How long must I maintain my financial guarantee?
• § 3809.590 — When will BLM release or reduce the financial guarantee for my notice or plan of operations?
• § 3809.591 — What are the limitations on the amount by which BLM may reduce my financial guarantee?
• § 3809.592 — Does release of my financial guarantee relieve me of all responsibility for my project area?
• § 3809.593 — What happens to my financial guarantee if I transfer my operations?
• § 3809.594 — What happens to my financial guarantee when my mining claim or millsite is patented?
• § 3809.595 — When may BLM initiate forfeiture of my financial guarantee?
• § 3809.596 — How does BLM initiate forfeiture of my financial guarantee?
• § 3809.597 — What if I do not comply with BLM's forfeiture decision?
• § 3809.598 — What if the amount forfeited will not cover the cost of reclamation?
• § 3809.599 — What if the amount forfeited exceeds the cost of reclamation?
• § 3809.600 — With what frequency will BLM inspect my operations?
• § 3809.601 — What types of enforcement action may BLM take if I do not meet the requirements of this subpart?
• § 3809.602 — Can BLM revoke my plan of operations or nullify my notice?
• § 3809.603 — How does BLM serve me with an enforcement action?
• § 3809.604 — What happens if I do not comply with a BLM order?
• § 3809.605 — What are prohibited acts under this subpart?
• § 3809.700 — What criminal penalties apply to violations of this subpart?
• § 3809.701 — What happens if I make false statements to BLM?
• § 3809.800 — Who may appeal BLM decisions under this subpart?
• § 3809.801 — When may I file an appeal of the BLM decision with OHA?
• § 3809.802 — What must I include in my appeal to OHA?
• § 3809.803 — Will the BLM decision go into effect during an appeal to OHA?
• § 3809.804 — When may I ask the BLM State Director to review a BLM decision?
• § 3809.805 — What must I send BLM to request State Director review?
• § 3809.806 — Will the State Director review the original BLM decision if I request State Director review?
• § 3809.807 — What happens once the State Director agrees to my request for a review of a decision?
• § 3809.808 — How will decisions go into effect when I request State Director review?
• § 3809.809 — May I appeal a decision made by the State Director?
• § 3809.900 — Will BLM allow the public to visit mines on public lands?

PART 3810

• § 3811.1 — Lands: General
• § 3811.2 — Lands: Specific
• § 3811.2-1 — States where locations may be made
• § 3811.2-2 — Lands in national parks and monuments
• § 3811.2-3 — Lands in Indian reservations
• § 3811.2-4 — Lands in national forests
• § 3811.2-5 — O and C and Coos Bay Wagon Road lands
• § 3811.2-6 — Lands in powersite withdrawals
• § 3811.2-9 — Lands under Color of Title Act
• § 3813.0-3 — Authority
• § 3813.1 — Minerals reserved by the Act of July 17, 1914, subject to mineral location, entry and patenting
• § 3813.2 — Minerals subject to disposition
• § 3813.3 — Provisions of the mineral patent
• § 3814.1 — Mineral reservation in entry and patent; mining and removal of reserved deposits; bonds
• § 3814.2 — Mineral reservation in patent; conditions to be noted on mineral applications
• § 3815.1 — Mineral locations
• § 3815.2 — Prospecting and mining
• § 3815.3 — Surface limitation
• § 3815.4 — Protection of stock
• § 3815.5 — Access to stock watering places
• § 3815.6 — Locations subject to mining laws
• § 3815.7 — Mining claims subject to stock driveway withdrawals
• § 3815.8 — Notation required in application for patent; conditions required in patent
• § 3816.1 — Mineral locations
• § 3816.2 — Application to open lands to location
• § 3816.3 — Recommendations of Bureau of Reclamation to open lands
• § 3816.4 — Recommendations as to reservations and contract form

PART 3820

• § 3821.0-3 — Authority
• § 3821.1 — General provisions
• § 3821.2 — Requirements for filing notices of locations of claims; descriptions
• § 3821.4 — Restriction on use of timber; application for such use
• § 3821.5 — Applications for final certificates and patents
• § 3822.1 — Subject to mining location
• § 3822.2 — Compensation to surface rights holder
• § 3823.0-3 — Purpose
• § 3823.0-5 — Definition
• § 3823.1 — [Reserved]
• § 3823.3 — Mineral patents within National Forest Wilderness
• § 3823.4 — Withdrawal from operation of the mining laws
• § 3825.0-3 — Authority
• § 3825.1 — Mining locations in Tohono O'Odham Indian Reservation in Arizona

PART 3830

• § 3830.1 — What is the purpose of parts 3830-3839?
• § 3830.2 — What is the scope of these regulations?
• § 3830.3 — Who may locate mining claims?
• § 3830.5 — Definitions
• § 3830.8 — How will BLM use the information it collects and what does it estimate the burden is on the public?
• § 3830.9 — What will happen if I file a document with BLM that I know contains false, erroneous, or fictitious information or statements?
• § 3830.10 — Locatable minerals
• § 3830.11 — Which minerals are locatable under the General Mining Law?
• § 3830.12 — What are the characteristics of a locatable mineral?
• § 3830.20 — Payment of processing fees, location fees, initial maintenance fees, and annual maintenance fees
• § 3830.21 — What are the different types of fees?
• § 3830.22 — When will the BLM refund fees?
• § 3830.23 — What types of payment will BLM accept?
• § 3830.24 — How do I make payments?
• § 3830.25 — When do I pay for recording a new notice or certificate of location for a mining claim or site?
• § 3830.90 — Failure to comply with these regulations
• § 3830.91 — What happens if I fail to comply with these regulations?
• § 3830.92 — What special provisions apply to oil placer mining claims?
• § 3830.93 — When are defects curable?
• § 3830.94 — How may I cure a defect in my compliance with these regulations?
• § 3830.95 — What if I pay only part of the processing, location, and maintenance fees for the recording of new mining claims or sites?
• § 3830.96 — What if I pay insufficient processing fees or annual maintenance fees for previously recorded mining claims or sites?
• § 3830.97 — What if I pay only part of the processing fees for a notice of intent to locate mining claims or tunnel sites on Stock Raising Homestead Act lands?
• § 3830.100 — How do I appeal a final decision by BLM?

PART 3832

• § 3832.1 — What does it mean to locate mining claims or sites?
• § 3832.10 — Procedures for locating mining claims or sites
• § 3832.11 — How do I locate mining claims or sites?
• § 3832.12 — When I record a mining claim or site, how do I describe the lands I have claimed?
• § 3832.20 — Lode and placer mining claims
• § 3832.21 — How do I locate a lode or placer mining claim?
• § 3832.22 — How much land may I include in my mining claim?
• § 3832.30 — Mill sites
• § 3832.31 — What is a mill site?
• § 3832.32 — How much land may I include in my mill site?
• § 3832.33 — How do I locate a mill site?
• § 3832.34 — How may I use my mill site?
• § 3832.40 — Tunnel sites
• § 3832.41 — What is a tunnel site?
• § 3832.42 — How do I locate a tunnel site?
• § 3832.43 — How may I use a tunnel site?
• § 3832.44 — What rights do I have to minerals within my tunnel site?
• § 3832.45 — How do I obtain any minerals that I discover within my tunnel site?
• § 3832.90 — Defects in the location of mining claims and sites
• § 3832.91 — How do I amend a mining claim or site location if it exceeds the size limitations?

PART 3833

• § 3833.1 — Why must I record mining claims and sites?
• § 3833.10 — Procedures for recording mining claims and sites
• § 3833.11 — How do I record mining claims and sites?
• § 3833.20 — Amending mining claims and sites
• § 3833.21 — When may I amend a notice or certificate of location?
• § 3833.22 — How do I amend my location?
• § 3833.30 — Filing transfers of interest in mining claims or sites
• § 3833.31 — What is a transfer of interest?
• § 3833.32 — How do I transfer a mining claim or site?
• § 3833.33 — How may I transfer, sell, or otherwise convey an association placer mining claim?
• § 3833.90 — Defects in recordings or filings for mining claims and sites
• § 3833.91 — What defects cannot be cured under this part?
• § 3833.92 — What happens if I do not file a transfer of interest?

PART 3834

• § 3834.10 — Paying maintenance, location, and oil shale fees
• § 3834.11 — Which fees must I pay to maintain a mining claim or site and when do I pay them?
• § 3834.12 — How will BLM know for which mining claims or sites I am paying the fees?
• § 3834.13 — Will BLM prorate annual maintenance or oil shale fees?
• § 3834.14 — May I obtain a waiver from these fees?
• § 3834.20 — Adjusting location and maintenance fees
• § 3834.21 — How will BLM adjust the location and maintenance fees?
• § 3834.22 — How will I know that BLM has adjusted location and maintenance fees?
• § 3834.23 — When do I start paying the adjusted fees?

PART 3835

• § 3835.1 — How do I qualify for a waiver?
• § 3835.10 — How do I request a waiver?
• § 3835.11 — What special filing and reporting requirements pertain to the different types of waivers?
• § 3835.12 — What are my obligations once I receive a waiver?
• § 3835.13 — How long do the waivers last and how do I renew them?
• § 3835.14 — How do I submit a small miner waiver request for newly-recorded mining claims?
• § 3835.15 — If I qualify as a small miner, how do I apply for a waiver if I paid the maintenance fee in the last assessment year?
• § 3835.16 — If I am a qualified small miner, and I obtained a waiver in one assessment year, what must I do if I want to pay the maintenance fee for the following assessment year?
• § 3835.17 — What additional requirements must I fulfill to obtain a small miner waiver for my mining claims or sites on National Park System lands?
• § 3835.20 — Transferring, selling, inheriting, or otherwise conveying mining claims or sites already subject to a waiver
• § 3835.30 — Annual FLPMA documents
• § 3835.31 — When do I file an annual FLPMA document?
• § 3835.32 — What should I include when I submit an affidavit of assessment work?
• § 3835.33 — What should I include when I submit a notice of intent to hold?
• § 3835.90 — Failure to comply with this part
• § 3835.91 — What if I fail to file annual FLPMA documents?
• § 3835.92 — What if I fail to submit a timely waiver request?
• § 3835.93 — What happens if BLM finds a defect in my waiver request?

PART 3836

• § 3836.10 — Performing assessment work
• § 3836.11 — What are the general requirements for performing assessment work?
• § 3836.12 — What work qualifies as assessment work?
• § 3836.13 — What are geological, geochemical, or geophysical surveys?
• § 3836.14 — What other requirements must geological, geochemical, or geophysical surveys meet to qualify as assessment work?
• § 3836.15 — What happens if I fail to perform required assessment work?
• § 3836.20 — Deferring assessment work
• § 3836.21 — How do I qualify for a deferment of assessment work on my mining claims?
• § 3836.22 — How do I qualify for a deferment of assessment work on my mining claims that are on National Park System (NPS) lands?
• § 3836.23 — How do I petition for deferment of assessment work?
• § 3836.24 — If BLM approves my petition, what else must I do to obtain a deferment of assessment work?
• § 3836.25 — What if BLM denies my petition for deferment of assessment work?
• § 3836.26 — How long may a deferment of assessment work last?
• § 3836.27 — When must I complete my deferred assessment work?

PART 3837

• § 3837.10 — Conditions for acquiring a delinquent co-claimant's interests
• § 3837.11 — When may I acquire a delinquent co-claimant's interests in a mining claim or site?
• § 3837.20 — Acquisition
• § 3837.21 — How do I notify the delinquent co-claimant that I want to acquire his or her interests?
• § 3837.22 — How long does a delinquent co-claimant have after notification to contribute a proportionate share of the assessment work, expenditures, or maintenance fees?
• § 3837.23 — How do I notify BLM that I have acquired a delinquent co-claimant's interests in a mining claim or site?
• § 3837.24 — What kind of evidence must I submit to BLM to show I have properly notified the delinquent co-claimant?
• § 3837.30 — Disputes about acquiring a delinquent co-claimant's interests

PART 3838

• § 3838.1 — What are SRHA lands?
• § 3838.2 — How are SRHA lands different from other Federal lands?
• § 3838.3 — What rules must I follow to explore for minerals and locate mining claims on SRHA lands?
• § 3838.10 — Procedures for locating and recording a mining claim or tunnel site on SRHA lands
• § 3838.11 — How do I locate and record mining claims or tunnel sites on SRHA lands?
• § 3838.12 — What must I include in a NOITL on SRHA lands?
• § 3838.13 — What restrictions are there on submitting a NOITL on SRHA lands?
• § 3838.14 — What will BLM do when I submit a NOITL for SRHA lands?
• § 3838.15 — How do I benefit from properly submitting a NOITL on SRHA lands?
• § 3838.16 — What happens if the surface owner of the SRHA lands changes?
• § 3838.90 — Failure to comply with this part
• § 3838.91 — What if I fail to comply with this part?

PART 3860

• § 3860.1 — Fees
• § 3861.1 — Surveys of mining claims
• § 3861.1-1 — Application for survey
• § 3861.1-2 — Survey must be made subsequent to recording notice of location
• § 3861.1-3 — Plats and field notes of mineral surveys
• § 3861.2 — Surveys: Specific
• § 3861.2-1 — Particulars to be observed in mineral surveys
• § 3861.2-2 — Certificate of expenditures and improvements
• § 3861.2-3 — Mineral surveyor's report of expenditures and improvements
• § 3861.2-4 — Supplemental proof of expenditures and improvements
• § 3861.2-5 — Amended mineral surveys
• § 3861.3 — Mineral surveyors
• § 3861.3-1 — Extent of duties
• § 3861.3-2 — Assistants
• § 3861.4 — Contract for surveys
• § 3861.4-1 — Payment
• § 3861.5 — Appointment and employment of mineral surveyors
• § 3861.5-1 — Appointment
• § 3861.5-2 — Employment
• § 3861.6 — Plats and notices
• § 3861.6-1 — Payment of charges of the public survey office
• § 3861.7 — Posting
• § 3861.7-1 — Plat and notice to be posted on claim
• § 3861.7-2 — Proof of posting on the claim
• § 3862.1 — Lode claim patent applications: General
• § 3862.1-1 — Application for patent
• § 3862.1-2 — Fees
• § 3862.1-3 — Evidence of title
• § 3862.1-4 — Evidence relating to destroyed or lost records
• § 3862.1-5 — Statement required that land is unreserved, unoccupied, unimproved, and unappropriated
• § 3862.2 — Citizenship
• § 3862.2-1 — Citizenship of corporations and of associations acting through agents
• § 3862.2-2 — Citizenship of individuals
• § 3862.2-3 — Trustee to disclose nature of trust
• § 3862.3 — Possessory rights
• § 3862.3-1 — Right by occupancy
• § 3862.3-2 — Certificate of court required
• § 3862.3-3 — Corroborative proof required
• § 3862.4 — Publication of notice
• § 3862.4-1 — Newspaper publication
• § 3862.4-2 — Contents of published notice
• § 3862.4-3 — Authorized officer to designate newspaper
• § 3862.4-4 — Charges for publication
• § 3862.4-5 — Proof by applicant of publication and posting
• § 3862.4-6 — Payment of purchase price and statement of charges and fees
• § 3862.5 — Entry and transfers
• § 3862.5-1 — Allowance of entry; transfers subsequent to application not recognized
• § 3862.6 — Diligent prosecution
• § 3862.6-1 — Failure to prosecute application with diligence
• § 3862.7 — Application processing upon contest or protest
• § 3862.7-1 — Resumption of patent proceedings after suspension due to adverse claim or protest
• § 3862.8 — Patents for mining claims
• § 3862.8-1 — Land descriptions in patents
• § 3862.9 — Public availability of information
• § 3863.1 — Placer mining claim patent applications: General
• § 3863.1-1 — Application for patent
• § 3863.1-2 — Proof of improvements for patent
• § 3863.1-3 — Data to be filed in support of application
• § 3863.1-4 — Applications for placers containing known lodes
• § 3864.1 — Millsite patents: General
• § 3864.1-1 — Application for patent
• § 3864.1-2 — Millsites applied for in conjunction with a lode claim
• § 3864.1-3 — Millsites for quartz mills or reduction works
• § 3864.1-4 — Proof of nonmineral character
• § 3864.1-5 — Fees

PART 3870

• § 3871.1 — Filing of claim
• § 3871.2 — Statement of claim
• § 3871.3 — Action by authorized officer
• § 3871.4 — Patent proceedings stayed when adverse claim is filed; exception
• § 3871.5 — Termination of adverse suit
• § 3871.6 — Certificate required when no suit commenced
• § 3872.1 — Protest against mineral applications
• § 3872.2 — Procedure in contest cases
• § 3872.3 — Presumption as to land returned as mineral
• § 3872.4 — Procedure to dispute record character of land
• § 3872.5 — Testimony at hearings to determine character of lands
• § 3873.1 — Segregation of mineral from non-mineral land
• § 3873.2 — Effect of decision that land is mineral
• § 3873.3 — Non-mineral entry of residue of subdivisions invaded by mining claims

PART 3900

• § 3900.2 — Definitions
• § 3900.5 — Information collection
• § 3900.10 — Lands subject to leasing
• § 3900.20 — Appealing the BLM's decision
• § 3900.30 — Filing documents
• § 3900.40 — Multiple use development of leased or licensed lands
• § 3900.50 — Land use plans and environmental considerations
• § 3900.61 — Federal minerals where the surface is owned or administered by other Federal agencies, by state agencies or charitable organizations, or by private entities
• § 3900.62 — Special requirements to protect the lands and resources
• § 3901.10 — Land descriptions
• § 3901.20 — Acreage limitations
• § 3901.30 — Computing acreage holdings
• § 3902.10 — Who may hold leases
• § 3902.21 — Filing of qualification evidence
• § 3902.22 — Where to file
• § 3902.23 — Individuals
• § 3902.24 — Associations, including partnerships
• § 3902.25 — Corporations
• § 3902.26 — Guardians or trustees
• § 3902.27 — Heirs and devisees
• § 3902.28 — Attorneys-in-fact
• § 3902.29 — Other parties in interest
• § 3903.20 — Forms of payment
• § 3903.30 — Where to submit payments
• § 3903.40 — Rentals
• § 3903.51 — Minimum production and payments in lieu of production
• § 3903.52 — Production royalties
• § 3903.53 — Overriding royalties
• § 3903.54 — Waiver, suspension, or reduction of rental or payments in lieu of production, or reduction of royalty, or waiver of royalty in the first 5 years of the lease
• § 3903.60 — Late payment or underpayment charges
• § 3904.10 — Bonding requirements
• § 3904.11 — When to file bonds
• § 3904.12 — Where to file bonds
• § 3904.13 — Acceptable forms of bonds
• § 3904.14 — Individual lease, exploration license, and reclamation bonds
• § 3904.15 — Amount of bond
• § 3904.20 — Default
• § 3904.21 — Termination of the period of liability and release of bonds
• § 3904.40 — Long-term water treatment trust funds
• § 3905.10 — Oil shale lease exchanges

PART 3910

• § 3910.21 — Lands subject to exploration
• § 3910.22 — Lands managed by agencies other than the BLM
• § 3910.23 — Requirements for conducting exploration activities
• § 3910.31 — Filing of an application for an exploration license
• § 3910.32 — Environmental analysis
• § 3910.40 — Exploration license requirements
• § 3910.41 — Issuance, modification, relinquishment, and cancellation
• § 3910.42 — Limitations on exploration licenses
• § 3910.44 — Collection and submission of data
• § 3910.50 — Surface use

PART 3920

• § 3921.10 — Special requirements related to land use planning
• § 3921.20 — Compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act
• § 3921.30 — Call for expression of leasing interest
• § 3921.40 — Comments from governors, local governments, and interested Indian tribes
• § 3921.50 — Determining the geographic area for receiving applications to lease
• § 3921.60 — Call for applications
• § 3922.10 — Application processing fee
• § 3922.20 — Application contents
• § 3922.30 — Application—Additional information
• § 3922.40 — Tract delineation
• § 3923.10 — Minimum bid
• § 3924.5 — Notice of sale
• § 3924.10 — Lease sale procedures and receipt of bids
• § 3925.10 — Award of lease
• § 3926.10 — Conversion of an R, D and D lease to a commercial lease
• § 3927.10 — Lease form
• § 3927.20 — Lease size
• § 3927.30 — Lease duration and notification requirement
• § 3927.40 — Effective date of leases
• § 3927.50 — Diligent development

PART 3930

• § 3930.10 — General performance standards
• § 3930.11 — Performance standards for exploration and in situ operations
• § 3930.12 — Performance standards for underground mining
• § 3930.13 — Performance standards for surface mines
• § 3930.20 — Operations
• § 3930.30 — Diligent development milestones
• § 3930.40 — Assessments for missing diligence milestones
• § 3931.10 — Exploration plans and plans of development for mining and in situ operations
• § 3931.11 — Content of plan of development
• § 3931.20 — Reclamation
• § 3931.30 — Suspension of operations and production
• § 3931.40 — Exploration
• § 3931.41 — Content of exploration plan
• § 3931.50 — Exploration plan and plan of development modifications
• § 3931.60 — Maps of underground and surface mine workings and in situ surface operations
• § 3931.70 — Production maps and production reports
• § 3931.80 — Core or test hole samples and cuttings
• § 3931.100 — Boundary pillars and buffer zones
• § 3932.10 — Lease size modification
• § 3932.20 — Lease modification land availability criteria
• § 3932.30 — Terms and conditions of a modified lease
• § 3932.40 — Readjustment of lease terms
• § 3933.10 — Leases or licenses subject to assignment or sublease
• § 3933.20 — Filing fees
• § 3933.31 — Record title assignments
• § 3933.32 — Overriding royalty interests
• § 3933.40 — Account status
• § 3933.51 — Bond coverage
• § 3933.52 — Continuing responsibility under assignment and sublease
• § 3933.60 — Effective date
• § 3933.70 — Extensions
• § 3934.10 — Relinquishments
• § 3934.21 — Written notice of default
• § 3934.22 — Causes and procedures for lease cancellation
• § 3934.30 — License terminations
• § 3934.40 — Payments due
• § 3934.50 — Bona fide purchasers
• § 3935.10 — Accounting records
• § 3936.10 — Inspection of underground and surface operations and facilities
• § 3936.20 — Issuance of notices of noncompliance and orders
• § 3936.30 — Enforcement of notices of noncompliance and orders
• § 3936.40 — Appeals

PART 4100

• § 4100.0-1 — Purpose
• § 4100.0-2 — Objectives
• § 4100.0-3 — Authority
• § 4100.0-5 — Definitions
• § 4100.0-7 — Cross reference
• § 4100.0-8 — Land use plans
• § 4100.0-9 — Information collection
• § 4110.1 — Mandatory qualifications
• § 4110.1-1 — Acquired lands
• § 4110.2 — Grazing preference
• § 4110.2-1 — Base property
• § 4110.2-2 — Specifying grazing preference
• § 4110.2-3 — Transfer of grazing preference
• § 4110.2-4 — Allotments
• § 4110.3 — Changes in grazing preference
• § 4110.3-1 — Increasing active use
• § 4110.3-2 — Decreasing active use
• § 4110.3-3 — Implementing changes in active use
• § 4110.4 — Changes in public land acreage
• § 4110.4-1 — Additional land acreage
• § 4110.4-2 — Decrease in land acreage
• § 4110.5 — Interest of Member of Congress
• § 4120.1 — [Reserved]
• § 4120.2 — Allotment management plans and resource activity plans
• § 4120.3 — Range improvements
• § 4120.3-1 — Conditions for range improvements
• § 4120.3-2 — Cooperative range improvement agreements
• § 4120.3-3 — Range improvement permits
• § 4120.3-4 — Standards, design and stipulations
• § 4120.3-5 — Assignment of range improvements
• § 4120.3-6 — Removal and compensation for loss of range improvements
• § 4120.3-7 — Contributions
• § 4120.3-8 — Range improvement fund
• § 4120.3-9 — Water rights for the purpose of livestock grazing on public lands
• § 4120.4 — Special rules
• § 4120.5 — Cooperation
• § 4120.5-1 — Cooperation in management
• § 4120.5-2 — Cooperation with Tribal, state, county, and Federal agencies
• § 4130.1 — Applications
• § 4130.1-1 — Filing applications
• § 4130.1-2 — Conflicting applications
• § 4130.2 — Grazing permits or leases
• § 4130.3 — Terms and conditions
• § 4130.3-1 — Mandatory terms and conditions
• § 4130.3-2 — Other terms and conditions
• § 4130.3-3 — Modification of permits or leases
• § 4130.4 — Authorization of temporary changes in grazing use within the terms and conditions of permits and leases, including temporary nonuse
• § 4130.5 — Free-use grazing permits
• § 4130.6 — Other grazing authorizations
• § 4130.6-1 — Exchange-of-use grazing agreements
• § 4130.6-2 — Nonrenewable grazing permits and leases
• § 4130.6-3 — Crossing permits
• § 4130.6-4 — Special grazing permits or leases
• § 4130.7 — Ownership and identification of livestock
• § 4130.8 — Fees
• § 4130.8-1 — Payment of fees
• § 4130.8-2 — Refunds
• § 4130.8-3 — Service charge
• § 4130.9 — Pledge of permits or leases as security for loans
• § 4140.1 — Acts prohibited on public lands
• § 4150.1 — Violations
• § 4150.2 — Notice and order to remove
• § 4150.3 — Settlement
• § 4150.4 — Impoundment and disposal
• § 4150.4-1 — Notice of intent to impound
• § 4150.4-2 — Impoundment
• § 4150.4-3 — Notice of public sale
• § 4150.4-4 — Redemption
• § 4150.4-5 — Sale
• § 4160.1 — Proposed decisions
• § 4160.2 — Protests
• § 4160.3 — Final decisions
• § 4160.4 — Appeals
• § 4170.1 — Civil penalties
• § 4170.1-1 — Penalty for violations
• § 4170.1-2 — Failure to use
• § 4170.2 — Penal provisions
• § 4170.2-1 — Penal provisions under the Taylor Grazing Act
• § 4170.2-2 — Penal provisions under the Federal Land Policy and Management Act
• § 4180.1 — Fundamentals of rangeland health
• § 4180.2 — Standards and guidelines for grazing administration
• § 4190.1 — Effect of wildfire management decisions

PART 4200

• § 4200.1 — Authority for grazing privileges

PART 4300

• § 4300.1 — What is a reindeer?
• § 4300.2 — Is there a special form for my application?
• § 4300.10 — On what types of public land can I obtain a reindeer grazing permit?
• § 4300.11 — Who qualifies to apply for a permit?
• § 4300.12 — What is the definition of a Native?
• § 4300.20 — How do I apply for a permit?
• § 4300.21 — What must I include in my application?
• § 4300.22 — What fees must I pay?
• § 4300.23 — After I file my application, can I use the land before BLM issues my permit?
• § 4300.24 — Does my filed application mean that no one else can file an application?
• § 4300.25 — Does my filed application mean I will automatically receive a permit?
• § 4300.30 — Can someone else protest my permit application?
• § 4300.40 — How long can I graze reindeer with my permit?
• § 4300.41 — What will the permit say about the number of reindeer and where I can graze them?
• § 4300.42 — If I have existing improvements on the land, will these be allowed in the initial permit?
• § 4300.43 — What should I do if I want to construct and maintain improvements on the land?
• § 4300.44 — Are there any major restrictions on my grazing permit that I might otherwise think are allowed?
• § 4300.45 — Must I submit any reports?
• § 4300.50 — Are there other uses of the land that may affect my permit?
• § 4300.51 — Will I be notified if another use, disposal, or withdrawal occurs on the land?
• § 4300.52 — Can other persons use the land in my permit for mineral exploration or production?
• § 4300.53 — Can BLM reduce the size of the land in my permit?
• § 4300.54 — Can BLM increase the size of the land in my permit?
• § 4300.55 — What if I don't agree with an adjustment of my permit area?
• § 4300.57 — How do I apply for a renewal of my permit?
• § 4300.58 — Will the renewed permit be exactly the same as the old permit?
• § 4300.59 — If I want to assign my permit to another party, when must I notify BLM?
• § 4300.60 — What must be included in my assignment document?
• § 4300.61 — Can I sublease any part of the land in my permit?
• § 4300.70 — May I relinquish my permit?
• § 4300.71 — Under what circumstances can BLM modify, reduce or cancel my permit?
• § 4300.72 — May I remove my personal property or improvements when the permit expires or terminates?
• § 4300.80 — How can I get a permit to cross reindeer over public lands?
• § 4300.90 — What is a trespass?

PART 4600

• § 4600.0-2 — Objectives
• § 4600.0-3 — Authority
• § 4610.1 — Evidence of ownership
• § 4610.1-1 — Certificate of ownership for State or county lands
• § 4610.1-2 — Certificate of ownership for private lands
• § 4610.2 — Leases
• § 4610.2-1 — Form of lease
• § 4610.2-2 — Period of lease
• § 4610.2-3 — Approval of lease; renewal
• § 4610.3 — Payment of rental
• § 4610.4 — Fees
• § 4610.4-1 — Computation of fees
• § 4610.4-2 — Disposition of receipts
• § 4610.4-3 — Allocation of funds appropriated
• § 4610.5 — Improvements by the United States on leased lands

PART 4700

• § 4700.0-1 — Purpose
• § 4700.0-2 — Objectives
• § 4700.0-3 — Authority
• § 4700.0-5 — Definitions
• § 4700.0-6 — Policy
• § 4700.0-9 — Collections of information
• § 4710.1 — Land use planning
• § 4710.2 — Inventory and monitoring
• § 4710.3 — Management areas
• § 4710.3-1 — Herd management areas
• § 4710.3-2 — Wild horse and burro ranges
• § 4710.4 — Constraints on management
• § 4710.5 — Closure to livestock grazing
• § 4710.6 — Removal of unauthorized livestock in or near areas occupied by wild horses or burros
• § 4710.7 — Maintenance of wild horses and burros on privately controlled lands
• § 4720.1 — Removal of excess animals from public lands
• § 4720.2 — Removal of strayed or excess animals from private lands
• § 4720.2-1 — Removal of strayed animals from private lands
• § 4720.2-2 — Removal of excess animals from private lands
• § 4730.1 — Destruction
• § 4730.2 — Disposal of remains
• § 4740.1 — Use of motor vehicles or aircraft
• § 4740.2 — Standards for vehicles used for transport of wild horses and burros
• § 4750.1 — Private maintenance
• § 4750.2 — Health, identification, and inspection requirements
• § 4750.2-1 — Health and identification requirements
• § 4750.2-2 — Brand inspection
• § 4750.3 — Application requirements for private maintenance
• § 4750.3-1 — Application for private maintenance of wild horses and burros
• § 4750.3-2 — Qualification standards for private maintenance
• § 4750.3-3 — Supporting information and certification for private maintenance of more than 4 wild horses or burros
• § 4750.3-4 — Approval or disapproval of applications
• § 4750.4 — Private maintenance of wild horses and burros
• § 4750.4-1 — Private Maintenance and Care Agreement
• § 4750.4-2 — Adoption fee
• § 4750.4-3 — Request to terminate Private Maintenance and Care Agreement
• § 4750.4-4 — Replacement animals
• § 4750.5 — Application for title to wild horses and burros
• § 4760.1 — Compliance with the Private Maintenance and Care Agreement
• § 4770.1 — Prohibited acts
• § 4770.2 — Civil penalties
• § 4770.3 — Administrative remedies
• § 4770.4 — Arrest
• § 4770.5 — Criminal penalties

PART 5000

• § 5003.1 — Effect of decisions; general
• § 5003.2 — Notice of forest management decisions
• § 5003.3 — [Reserved]
• § 5003.4 — Definitions: General
• § 5003.5 — Severability

PART 5040

• § 5040.1 — Under what authority does BLM establish sustained-yield forest units?
• § 5040.2 — What will BLM do before it establishes sustained-yield forest units?
• § 5040.3 — How does BLM establish sustained-yield forest units?
• § 5040.4 — What is the effect of designating sustained-yield units?
• § 5040.5 — How does BLM determine and declare the annual productive capacity?

PART 5400

• § 5400.0-3 — Authority
• § 5400.0-5 — Definitions
• § 5400.0-7 — Public hearings to determine surplus quantities and species of unprocessed timber
• § 5401.0-6 — Policy
• § 5402.0-6 — Policy

PART 5410

• § 5410.0-6 — Policy

PART 5420

• § 5420.0-6 — Policy
• § 5422.1 — Lump-sum sales
• § 5422.2 — Scale sales
• § 5424.0-6 — Policy
• § 5424.1 — Reporting provisions for substitution determination

PART 5430

• § 5430.0-6 — Policy
• § 5430.1 — Requirements

PART 5440

• § 5441.1 — Qualification of bidders
• § 5441.1-1 — Bid deposits
• § 5441.1-2 — SBA set-aside sales
• § 5442.1 — Bidding
• § 5442.2 — Resale of timber from uncompleted contract
• § 5442.3 — Rejection of bids; waiver of minor deficiencies
• § 5443.1 — General

PART 5450

• § 5450.1 — Pre-award qualifications of high bidder
• § 5451.1 — Minimum performance bond requirements; types
• § 5451.2 — Performance bonds in excess of minimum
• § 5451.3 — Performance bond reduction
• § 5451.4 — Payment bond
• § 5452.1 — Cash sales
• § 5452.2 — Installment payments

PART 5460

• § 5461.1 — Payment in advance of cutting or removal
• § 5461.2 — Required payment schedule
• § 5461.3 — Total payment
• § 5462.1 — Contract and permit compliance
• § 5462.2 — Prohibited acts
• § 5462.3 — Penalties
• § 5463.1 — Time for cutting and removal

PART 5470

• § 5473.1 — Application
• § 5473.4 — Approval of request
• § 5473.4-1 — Reappraisal
• § 5474.1 — Conditions; general

PART 5500

• § 5500.0-3 — Authority
• § 5500.0-5 — Definitions

PART 5510

• § 5510.0-3 — Authority
• § 5511.1 — Act of 1878
• § 5511.1-1 — Free use of timber on mineral and nonmineral public lands
• § 5511.1-2 — [Reserved]
• § 5511.1-3 — Use of timber on lands covered by grazing leases, by lessees, and others
• § 5511.2 — Act of 1898 (Alaska)
• § 5511.2-1 — Free use privilege; cutting by agent
• § 5511.2-2 — Free use of timber for Government purposes
• § 5511.2-3 — Permits
• § 5511.2-4 — Timber on withdrawn lands
• § 5511.3 — Act of 1947
• § 5511.3-1 — Free use of timber under other statutes
• § 5511.3-2 — Permits
• § 5511.3-3 — Conservation practices
• § 5511.3-4 — Removal by agent
• § 5511.3-5 — Removal of improvements
• § 5511.3-6 — Permits to governmental units
• § 5511.3-7 — Permits to nonprofit organizations
• § 5511.3-8 — Permits to mining claimants
• § 5511.4 — Prohibited acts
• § 5511.5 — Penalties

PART 6100

• § 6101.1 — Purpose
• § 6101.2 — Objectives
• § 6101.3 — Authority
• § 6101.4 — Definitions
• § 6101.5 — Principles for Ecosystem Resilience
• § 6102.1 — Protection of Landscape Intactness
• § 6102.2 — Management to Protect Intact Landscapes
• § 6102.3 — Restoration
• § 6102.3.1 — Restoration Prioritization and Planning
• § 6102.4 — Restoration and Mitigation Leasing
• § 6102.4.1 — Termination and Suspension of Restoration and Mitigation Leases
• § 6102.4.2 — Bonding for Restoration and Mitigation Leases
• § 6102.5 — Management Actions for Ecosystem Resilience
• § 6102.5.1 — Mitigation
• § 6103.1 — Land Health Standards
• § 6103.1.1 — Management for Land Health
• § 6103.1.2 — Land Health Evaluations and Determinations
• § 6103.2 — Inventory, Assessment, and Monitoring

PART 6300

• § 6301.1 — Purpose
• § 6301.3 — What is a BLM wilderness area?
• § 6301.5 — Definitions
• § 6302.10 — Use of wilderness areas
• § 6302.11 — How may I use wilderness areas?
• § 6302.12 — When do I need an authorization and to pay a fee to use a wilderness area?
• § 6302.13 — Where do I obtain an authorization to use a wilderness area?
• § 6302.14 — What authorization do I need to climb in BLM wilderness?
• § 6302.15 — When and how may I collect or disturb natural resources such as rocks and plants in wilderness areas?
• § 6302.16 — When and how may I gather scientific information about resources in BLM wilderness?
• § 6302.17 — When may I use a wheelchair in BLM wilderness?
• § 6302.18 — How may American Indians use wilderness areas for traditional religious purposes?
• § 6302.19 — When may BLM close or restrict use of wilderness areas?
• § 6302.20 — What is prohibited in wilderness?
• § 6302.30 — What penalties apply if I commit one or more of the prohibited acts?
• § 6303.1 — How does BLM carry out administrative and emergency functions?
• § 6304.10 — Mining law administration
• § 6304.11 — What special provisions apply to operations under the mining laws?
• § 6304.12 — How will BLM determine the validity of unpatented mining claims or sites?
• § 6304.20 — Other uses addressed in special provisions of the Wilderness Act
• § 6304.21 — What special provisions cover aircraft and motorboat use?
• § 6304.22 — What special provisions apply to control of fire, insects, and diseases?
• § 6304.23 — What special provisions apply to mineral leasing and material sales?
• § 6304.24 — What special provisions apply to water and power resources?
• § 6304.25 — What special provisions apply to livestock grazing?
• § 6305.10 — How will BLM allow access to State and private land within wilderness areas?
• § 6305.11 — What alternatives to granting access will BLM consider in cases of State and private inholdings?
• § 6305.20 — How will BLM allow access to valid mining claims or other valid occupancies within wilderness areas?
• § 6305.30 — What are the steps BLM must take in issuing an access authorization to valid occupancies?

PART 8200

• § 8200.0-1 — Purpose
• § 8223.0-1 — Purpose
• § 8223.0-5 — Definitions
• § 8223.0-6 — Policy
• § 8223.1 — Use of research natural areas
• § 8224.0-1 — Purpose
• § 8224.0-2 — Objectives
• § 8224.0-3 — Authority
• § 8224.0-5 — Definitions
• § 8224.0-6 — Policy
• § 8224.1 — Use of the Fossil Forest Research Natural Area
• § 8224.2 — Penalties

PART 8340

• § 8340.0-1 — Purpose
• § 8340.0-2 — Objectives
• § 8340.0-3 — Authority
• § 8340.0-5 — Definitions
• § 8340.0-7 — Penalties
• § 8340.0-8 — Applicability
• § 8341.1 — Regulations governing use
• § 8341.2 — Special rules
• § 8342.1 — Designation criteria
• § 8342.2 — Designation procedures
• § 8342.3 — Designation changes
• § 8343.1 — Standards
• § 8344.1 — Permit requirements

PART 8350

• § 8351.0-1 — Purpose
• § 8351.0-2 — Objective
• § 8351.0-3 — Authority
• § 8351.0-6 — Policy
• § 8351.1 — National trails systems
• § 8351.1-1 — National scenic trails
• § 8351.2 — Rivers
• § 8351.2-1 — Special rules

PART 8360

• § 8360.0-3 — Authority
• § 8360.0-5 — Definitions
• § 8360.0-7 — Penalties
• § 8364.1 — Temporary closure and restriction orders
• § 8365.0-1 — Purpose
• § 8365.0-2 — Objective
• § 8365.1 — Public lands—general
• § 8365.1-1 — Sanitation
• § 8365.1-2 — Occupancy and use
• § 8365.1-3 — Vehicles
• § 8365.1-4 — Public health, safety and comfort
• § 8365.1-5 — Property and resources
• § 8365.1-6 — Supplementary rules
• § 8365.1-7 — State and local laws
• § 8365.2 — Developed recreation sites and areas
• § 8365.2-1 — Sanitation
• § 8365.2-2 — Audio devices
• § 8365.2-3 — Occupancy and use
• § 8365.2-4 — Vehicles
• § 8365.2-5 — Public health, safety and comfort

PART 9180

• § 9180.0-2 — Objectives
• § 9180.0-3 — Authority
• § 9180.1 — Interpretation of survey records
• § 9180.1-1 — Meridians
• § 9183.0-2 — Objectives
• § 9185.1 — Applications
• § 9185.1-1 — Surveys
• § 9185.1-2 — Resurveys
• § 9185.1-3 — Mining claims
• § 9185.2 — Requirements for surveys
• § 9185.2-1 — [Reserved]
• § 9185.2-2 — Lands omitted from original survey
• § 9185.2-3 — Unsurveyed islands and omitted lands
• § 9185.3 — Requirements for resurveys; without cost to applicant
• § 9185.3-1 — Eligibility
• § 9185.3-2 — Showing required
• § 9185.3-3 — Majority of land owners
• § 9185.4 — Requirements for resurvey; with cost prorated
• § 9185.4-1 — Estimate of cost
• § 9185.4-2 — Showing required
• § 9185.4-3 — Three-fourths of land owners

PART 9210

• § 9212.0-1 — Purpose
• § 9212.0-2 — Objective
• § 9212.0-3 — Authority
• § 9212.0-5 — Definitions
• § 9212.0-6 — Policy
• § 9212.1 — Prohibited acts
• § 9212.2 — Fire prevention orders
• § 9212.3 — Permits
• § 9212.4 — Penalties

PART 9230

• § 9239.0-3 — Authority
• § 9239.0-7 — Penalty for unauthorized removal of material
• § 9239.0-8 — Measure of damage
• § 9239.0-9 — Sale, lease, permit, or license to trespassers
• § 9239.1 — Timber and other vegetative resources
• § 9239.1-1 — Unauthorized cutting, removal, or injury
• § 9239.1-2 — Penalty for trespass
• § 9239.1-3 — Measure of damages
• § 9239.2 — Unlawful enclosures or occupancy
• § 9239.2-1 — Enclosures of public lands in specified cases declared unlawful
• § 9239.2-2 — Duty of district attorney
• § 9239.2-3 — Responsibility for execution of law
• § 9239.2-4 — Filing of charges or complaints
• § 9239.2-5 — Settlement and free passage over public lands not to be obstructed
• § 9239.3 — Grazing, Alaska
• § 9239.5 — Minerals
• § 9239.5-1 — Ores
• § 9239.5-2 — Oil
• § 9239.5-3 — Coal
• § 9239.6 — Materials
• § 9239.6-1 — Turpentine
• § 9239.7 — Right-of-way
• § 9239.7-1 — Public lands

PART 9260

• § 9260.0-1 — Purpose
• § 9260.0-2 — Objective
• § 9260.0-3 — Authority
• § 9260.0-4 — 9260.0-4-9260.0-6 [Reserved]
• § 9260.0-7 — Penalties
• § 9262.0 — Authority
• § 9262.1 — Penalties for unauthorized use, occupancy, or development of public lands
• § 9263.1 — Operations conducted under the 1872 Mining Law
• § 9264.0-3 — Authority
• § 9264.1 — Grazing administration—exclusive of Alaska
• § 9264.2 — Grazing administration—Alaska; livestock. [Reserved]
• § 9264.3 — Grazing administration—Alaska; reindeer. [Reserved]
• § 9264.7 — Wild free-roaming horse and burro protection, management, and control
• § 9265.0-3 — Authority
• § 9265.4 — Sales of forest products, general
• § 9265.5 — Non-sale disposals, general
• § 9265.6 — Penalties
• § 9266.0-3 — Authority
• § 9266.4 — Viable coral communities
• § 9268.0-3 — Authority
• § 9268.1 — Cultural resource management. [Reserved]
• § 9268.2 — Natural history resource management procedures. [Reserved]
• § 9268.3 — Recreation management—procedures
• § 9268.4 — Visual resource management. [Reserved]
• § 9268.5 — Wilderness management. [Reserved]
• § 9268.6 — Environmental education and protection. [Reserved]
• § 9269.0-3 — Authority
• § 9269.3 — Criminal trespass
• § 9269.3-1 — General management. [Reserved]
• § 9269.3-2 — Land resource management. [Reserved]
• § 9269.3-3 — Minerals management
• § 9269.3-4 — Range management
• § 9269.3-5 — Timber management

PART 10000

• § 10000.1 — Purpose
• § 10000.2 — Authority
• § 10000.3 — Definitions
• § 10000.4 — Objective
• § 10000.5 — Mission statement
• § 10000.6 — Organization and functions
• § 10000.7 — Place of business; service of process

PART 10005

• § 10005.1 — Purpose
• § 10005.2 — Definitions
• § 10005.3 — Policy
• § 10005.4 — Planning rule authority
• § 10005.5 — Directives from the Act relating to the plan
• § 10005.6 — Responsibilities
• § 10005.7 — Agency consultation and public involvement
• § 10005.8 — Mitigation obligations
• § 10005.9 — Relationship of the plan to congressional appropriations and Commission expenditures
• § 10005.10 — Relationship of the plan to the authorities and responsibilities of other agencies
• § 10005.11 — Environmental compliance
• § 10005.12 — Policy regarding the scope of measures to be included in the plan
• § 10005.13 — Geographic and ecological context for the plan
• § 10005.14 — Resource features applicable to the plan
• § 10005.15 — Planning and management techniques applicable to the plan
• § 10005.16 — Plan content
• § 10005.17 — Plan development process
• § 10005.18 — Project solicitation procedures
• § 10005.19 — Decision factors
• § 10005.20 — Project evaluation procedures
• § 10005.21 — Amending the plan

PART 10010

• § 10010.1 — Purpose
• § 10010.2 — Policy
• § 10010.3 — General responsibilities
• § 10010.4 — Consideration of environmental values
• § 10010.5 — Consultation, coordination, and cooperation with other agencies and organizations
• § 10010.6 — Public involvement
• § 10010.7 — Mandate
• § 10010.8 — Purpose
• § 10010.9 — Apply NEPA early
• § 10010.10 — Whether to prepare an EIS
• § 10010.11 — Lead agencies
• § 10010.12 — Cooperating agencies
• § 10010.13 — Scoping
• § 10010.14 — Time limits
• § 10010.15 — Purpose
• § 10010.16 — When to prepare
• § 10010.17 — Public involvement
• § 10010.18 — Content
• § 10010.19 — Format
• § 10010.20 — Adoption
• § 10010.21 — Purpose
• § 10010.22 — Statutory requirements
• § 10010.23 — Timing
• § 10010.24 — Page limits
• § 10010.25 — Supplemental environmental impact statements
• § 10010.26 — Format
• § 10010.27 — Cover sheet
• § 10010.28 — Summary
• § 10010.29 — Purpose and need
• § 10010.30 — Alternatives including the proposed action
• § 10010.31 — Appendix
• § 10010.32 — Tiering
• § 10010.33 — Incorporation by reference of material into NEPA documents
• § 10010.34 — Incomplete or unavailable information
• § 10010.35 — Methodology and scientific accuracy
• § 10010.36 — Environmental review and consultation requirements
• § 10010.37 — Inviting comments
• § 10010.38 — Response to comments
• § 10010.39 — Elimination of duplication with state and local procedures
• § 10010.40 — Combining documents
• § 10010.41 — Commission responsibility
• § 10010.42 — Public involvement
• § 10010.43 — Further guidance
• § 10010.44 — Proposals for legislation
• § 10010.45 — Time periods
• § 10010.46 — Purpose
• § 10010.47 — Pre-decision referrals to CEQ
• § 10010.48 — Decision-making procedures
• § 10010.49 — Record of decision
• § 10010.50 — Implementing the decision
• § 10010.51 — Limitations on actions
• § 10010.52 — Timing of actions
• § 10010.53 — Emergencies
• § 10010.54 — Purpose
• § 10010.55 — Organization for environmental quality
• § 10010.56 — Approval of EISs
• § 10010.57 — List of specific compliance responsibilities
• § 10010.58 — Information about the NEPA process
• § 10010.59 — Purpose
• § 10010.60 — Actions normally requiring an EIS
• § 10010.61 — Actions subject to categorical exclusion
• § 10010.62 — Exceptions to categorical exclusions