Title 30 Use Permits Sample Clauses

Title 30 Use Permits. Use of mineral materials from public land for highway-related purposes that are not eligible for Title 23 funding requires written authorization by BLM, unless the proposed use is determined by the BLM Authorized Officer (AO) to be casual use. Examples of casual use include driving vehicles over existing roads, surveying, marking routes, collecting data to prepare an application for a use authorization, and certain other activities that do not cause any appreciable disturbance or damage to the public lands, resources, or improvements. ADOT may need to obtain a free use permit (FUP) for use of mineral materials from public lands pursuant to Title III of the Federal Land Policy and Management Act (FLPMA), 34 U.S.C. 1732(b), and the implementing regulations at 43 C.F.R. Part 3600. A contractor will need a mineral material sales contract (MMSC) for mineral materials for non-Title 23 highway-related uses, unless they use mineral materials as an ADOT agent from a FUP site. The entire process, here and below, is subject to applicable statutes and regulations, and is elaborated herein to ensure better understanding of the full process that BLM is required to follow in considering any application for a FUP or MMSC on public lands, whether an application is filed by ADOT or by a contractor. ADOT is exempt from paying cost recovery and material purchase fees when obtaining a FUP. There may be mitigation costs or fees which are charges as part of the free use permit. A contractor, however, is required to pay cost recovery and material purchase fees for a MMSC on public lands, unless the contractor is officially designated by ADOT to serve as ADOT’s authorized agent on a FUP. In such cases, ADOT would still be considered the applicant and any authorization would be issued to ADOT, not the contractor. The following discussion is written as though ADOT, or a contractor serving as ADOT’s authorized agent, is requesting a FUP, and therefore, contains no references to payment of cost recovery or mineral material purchase. When a contractor acts as ADOT’s agent, the contractor’s role is solely as applicant and operator. In this instance ADOT should be involved in the NEPA review process so that ADOT understands and participates in the development of the terms and conditions of the FUP. ADOT must sign accepting the terms and conditions of the FUP and is responsible for ensuring that the contractor complies with the terms and conditions of the FUP.
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