060-21 Wyo. Code R. §§ 21-5 - Leasing Procedures
(a) Uranium shall
be available for lease to the first qualified applicant filing an application.
Applications may be filed with the Office during the regular hours of any
business day. The Office shall note the date of filing on all applications.
Applications filed on the same day, whether presented by personal delivery or
received through any mail service, shall be considered as filed
simultaneously.
(b) Each
application must be accompanied by the required filing fee as established by
the Board in Chapter 17 of the Board's rules. The filing fee will not be
refunded on any application. An application under this section must also be
accompanied by a remittance for the advance rental for the first year, at the
rental per acre specified in Section
6 of this chapter.
(c) If two or more applications for the same
interests in uranium are filed simultaneously, the applications are in
conflict.
(i) An application which is in
conflict as to only a part of the lands applied for, shall be processed as to
the lands not in conflict in the same manner as a separate application for such
lands.
(ii) The priority of
applications which are in conflict as to all or any part of the lands applied
for shall, as to the lands in conflict, be determined by
sealed bid between the applicants in
conflict.
(d) When an
application is rejected in its entirety, advance rentals paid by the applicant
will be refunded. When rejected in part, the unused portion of the advance
rental payment will be refunded.
(e) An application for a uranium lease may be
withdrawn, in whole or in part, at any time prior to issuance of lease. The
advance rental and all fees transmitted with the application applicable to the
portion of the application withdrawn, will be forfeited for failure to fulfill
the obligations of the lease offer. However, if a withdrawal was for the
purpose of removing a conflict, rentals applicable to the portion withdrawn
will be refunded if a lease for the portion withdrawn is issued to another
applicant.
(f) If the Board
determines that any state uranium lands should be offered for lease by
competitive bidding, it shall enter an order setting a time and place for the
sale, describing each tract to be offered, setting the terms of the leases to
be issued, the terms and conditions of sale, the procedure to be followed in
conducting the sale, and any other necessary information. Notice of sale shall
be given in such form and manner as the Board shall direct.
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