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Application for a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement on State Trust Land - New Mexico
Application for a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement on State Trust Land is a legal document that was released by the New Mexico State Land Office - a government authority operating within New Mexico.
FAQ
Q: What is a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement?
A: A Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement is an agreement that allows individuals or companies to use State Trust Land in New Mexico for reclamation purposes.
Q: What is State Trust Land in New Mexico?
A: State Trust Land is land owned by the state of New Mexico that is managed by the State Land Office. These lands are designated for the benefit of public schools, universities, and other public institutions.
Q: What is reclamation?
A: Reclamation is the process of restoring land that has been disturbed by mining or other activities to a stable and environmentally sound state.
Q: Who can apply for a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement?
A: Individuals or companies involved in reclamation activities can apply for a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement.
Q: What is the purpose of a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement?
A: The purpose of a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement is to provide a legal framework for the use of State Trust Land for reclamation purposes.
Q: How can I apply for a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement?
A: To apply for a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement, you will need to contact the State Land Office in New Mexico and follow their application process.
Q: What are the requirements for obtaining a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement?
A: The specific requirements for obtaining a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement may vary. You will need to consult the State Land Office in New Mexico for detailed information on the application requirements.
Q: Are there any fees associated with a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement?
A: Yes, there may be fees associated with a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement. You will need to check with the State Land Office in New Mexico for information on the fees.
Q: What happens after a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement is approved?
A: After a Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement is approved, the applicant will be granted the right to use the designated State Trust Land for reclamation purposes according to the terms of the agreement.
Q: What happens if the terms of the Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement are not followed?
A: If the terms of the Rule 5 (19.2.5 Nmac) Reclamation Special Use Agreement are not followed, the agreement may be terminated and the applicant may be held responsible for any damages or violations.
Form Details:
- Released on January 7, 2019;
- The latest edition currently provided by the New Mexico State Land Office;
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