N.M. Admin. Code § 19.2.22.10 - PUBLIC NOTICE OF A PROPOSED PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT LEASE
A. Advertisement. A
notice of public auction must be published once each week for not less than 10
consecutive weeks in a newspaper of general circulation published in Santa Fe,
and in a newspaper of general circulation published nearest the offered land.
The notice of lease sale must contain:
(1)
the date, time and place of the auction;
(2) a description of the trust land offered
for lease and any limitations on the uses of the land including any local land
use restrictions, covenants, master plans, joint planning agreements or any
restrictions established by the commissioner;
(3) a statement as to whether the lease may
be reasonably amended after its execution; and
(4) the name of the person to contact at the
state land office for additional information on the auction and the trust land
being offered for lease.
B. Notice at the property. The applicant for
the lease shall post notices of the proposed lease on the boundaries of the
proposed leased premises adjacent or nearest to public rights of ways, in a
similar manner as required by the local government through its land use
approval process. Such notice shall be posted and maintained by the applicant
for the 10 week public notice period so as to be visible from the public right
of way. Notices shall be in the form of a sign identifying that a lease is
being requested from the New Mexico state land office, the size of the proposed
lease in terms of acreage, the name and contact information of the applicant,
and purpose of the lease.
C. Bid
information packet. Anyone requesting information on the auction will be
provided with a bid information packet which, at a minimum, will include:
(1) a form planning and development
lease;
(2) a bid proposal
form;
(3) the amount of the
qualification deposit;
(4) a
description of the public auction process;
(5) the base value of the land together with
a statement as to whether the commissioner's portion of the IV, if any, will be
rolled over into the subsequent lease; and
(6) a list of qualifications and statement of
the criteria established by the commissioner for determining the highest and
best bid.
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