Code of Federal Regulations (Last Updated: November 8, 2024) |
Title 43 - Public Lands: Interior |
Subtitle B - Regulations Relating to Public Lands |
Chapter II - Bureau of Land Management, Department of the Interior |
SubChapter B - Land Resource Management (2000) |
Part 2880 - Rights-of-Way Under the Mineral Leasing Act |
Subpart 2883 - Qualifications for Holding MLA Grants and TUPs |
§ 2883.2 - Holder activity.
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(a) The actions of holders of right-of-way grants or temporary use permits shall be regulated by the appropriate agency head having jurisdiction over the Federal lands involved, unless other arrangements are agreed to by the authorized officer and agency head.
(b) An applicant shall promptly notify the authorized officer of any changes in its plans, financial condition, or other factors relevant to the application, and shall modify the application promptly to reflect any such changes. If the requirements of this subsection are not complied with in the opinion of the authorized officer, the application may be rejected.
(c) The holder shall at all times keep the authorized officer informed of his or her address, and in the case of a corporation, of the address of its principle place of business and the names and addresses of its principle officers.
(d) Any proposed change in the route of the pipeline or change in the use of Federal lands under the Act will require an amended or new right-of-way grant or temporary use permit from the authorized officer. Any unauthorized activity may be subject to prosecution under applicable laws.
(e) Holders of pipeline right-of-way grants issued before November 16, 1973, must apply under the Act and these regulations for modifications of the route or change in the use of Federal lands in connection with such right-of-way.
(f) The authorized officer may ratify or confirm a right-of-way grant or temporary use permit that was issued under any provision of law if the right-of-way grant or temporary use permit is modified to comply with the provisions of the Act and regulations. Such modifications are subject to the joint approval of the right-of-way holder and the authorized officer.