N.M. Admin. Code § 19.2.22.16 - REMOVAL OF PROPERTY
A. Upon
the termination of a planning and development lease, all unapproved
infrastructure must be removed from the trust land unless otherwise provided in
the lease or in writing by the commissioner.
(1) No item of infrastructure may be removed
without the commissioner's approval if a lessee owes rent or any other sums to
the commissioner or if any material duties required under the lease remain
unperformed.
(2) The commissioner
may require, in writing, that designated unapproved infrastructure be left in
place. Such infrastructure will become the property of the commissioner and no
person will be entitled to any IVC for such infrastructure, and the lessee will
be deemed to have waived any claim of government taking or other
damages.
(3) Any unapproved
infrastructure left on trust land without the commissioner's approval will
remain the liability of the lessee. The commissioner may elect to take any
necessary action to remove such infrastructure and all costs and fees incurred
will constitute additional rent due from the lessee under the lease.
Alternatively, the commissioner may declare the property abandoned and
ownership transferred to the commissioner and the lessee will be deemed to have
waived any claim of government taking or other damages.
B. In all cases where infrastructure is
removed from trust land, the lessee is solely liable for the restoration of the
trust land to its condition prior to the placement of such infrastructure. The
lessee's obligation to remove infrastructure and to restore the trust land
survives the termination of the lease.
C. All costs, fines and fees incurred by the
commissioner as a result of infrastructure left on trust land without the
commissioner's approval, and all costs, fines and fees incurred as a result of
damage or waste to trust land during the term of the lease, or arising from or
in connection with the lessee's use and occupancy of the trust land, remains
the sole liability of the lessee and will be deemed additional rent due at the
time incurred.
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