PARCEL ID: 8349
Serial #: COC79752

All bidding and lease sale on BLM parcels listed on this website shall be subject to the statutes, administrative rules and regulations of the BLM per the authority of the Mineral Leasing Act of 1920 as amended and the Mineral Leasing Act for Acquired Lands of 1947, as amended.

A lease issued as a result of this sale will have a primary term of 10 years. It will continue beyond its primary term as long as oil or gas in paying quantities is produced on or for the benefit of the lease. Advance rental at $1.50 per acre for the first 5 years ($2 per acre after that) is due on or before the anniversary date each year until production begins. Once a lease is producing, you must pay a royalty of 12.5 percent of the value or the amount of production removed or sold from the lease. You will find other lease terms on our standard lease form (Form 3100-11, October 2008).

Stipulations are part of the lease and supersede any inconsistent provisions of the lease form. Some parcels are subject to surface use stipulations.

They are requirements or restrictions on how you conduct operations.

They become part of the lease and supersede any inconsistent provisions in the lease form. See Sale Notice for stipulation details.

THIS PARCEL IS SUBJECT TO THE FOLLOWING LEASE STIPULATIONS:

All Lands are subject to Exhibit CO-34 to alert lessee of potential habitat for a threatened, endangered, candidate, or other special status plant or animal.

All Lands are subject to Exhibit CO-39 to protect cultural resources.

All Lands are subject to Exhibit CO-56 to alert lessee of potential supplementary air analysis.

All Lands are subject to Exhibit CO-57 to protect Wildlife-migration corridors.

The Following lands are subject to Exhibit GRSG-TL-46e within 4 miles of active leks duringlekking, nesting, and early brood-rearing (March 1 to July15). No activity associated withconstruction, drilling, or completions within 4 miles from active leks during lekking, nesting, andearly brood-rearing (March 1 to July 15):
T.0020N., R.1030W., 6TH PM
Section 6: Lot 3-5;
Section 6: SENW,NESW;

The Following lands are subject to Exhibit WR-NSO-19 to maintain the utility of nest sitesassociated with raptors that identified for special management status, including the physical andvegetation character of surrounding habitat for current and subsequent reproductive functions:
T.0020N., R.1030W., 6TH PM
Section 6: Lot 1,5;
Section 6: E2SW;

The Following lands are subject to Exhibit WR-CSU-10 to protect soils on natural slopes greaterthan or equal to 35 percent but less than 50 percent:
T.0020N., R.1030W., 6TH PM
Section 6: SWNE,SENW;

All Lands are subject to Exhibit WR-CSU-11 to protect the productivity of saline soils and toreduce salt and selenium loading of surface waters.

The Following lands are subject to Exhibit WR-CSU-12 to maintain the vegetative, hydrologic,and geomorphic functionality of stream channels, water quality characteristics, spring function,water well integrity, proper wetland/riparian function, aquatic health, aquatic and wetlandhabitat, macroinvertebrate communities, downstream fisheries and natural sediment and saltprocesses.
T.0020N., R.1030W., 6TH PM
Section 6: Lot 1-4;
Section 6: E2SW,SESE;

All Lands are subject to Exhibit WR-TL-14 to reduce the intensity, frequency, and extent ofdisturbances imposed on big game animals occupying defined winter range and winterconcentration area habitats during periods when animals are physiologically or energeticallychallenged.

The Following lands are subject to Exhibit WR-TL-17 to prevent disruptions of nesting goldeneagle and prairie falcon that may result in absences of adults sufficient to cause direct or indirectmortality of the eggs or young or the premature departure of young from the nest:
T.0020N., R.1030W., 6TH PM
Section 6: Lot 1-3;
Section 6: SWNE;

All Lands are subject to Exhibit WR-TL-18 to prevent disruptions of nesting ferruginous hawkthat may result in absences of adults sufficient to cause direct or indirect mortality of the eggs oryoung or the premature departure of young from the nest.

All Lands are subject to Exhibit WR-LN-09 to maintain the occupancy, integrity, and extent ofwhite-tailed prairie dog habitat in support of a reintroduced population of federally endangeredblack-footed ferret and to minimize the risk of adverse impacts imposed on black-footed ferretsor their habitat.

The Following lands are subject to Exhibit WR-LN-12 to protect paleontological resources:
T.0020N., R.1030W., 6TH PM
Section 6: Lot 1-4;

All Lands are subject to Exhibit WR-LN-14 to notify the lessee that special design andconstruction measures may be required in order to minimize the impacts of drilling andproducing operations within the Dinosaur Trail Master Leasing Plan.

BLM; CON: WRFO

After all auctions have closed, the successful bidder will be notified via email with closing instructions, including total amount due.

On the day of the sale, you must pay at least the minimum bonus bid of $2 per acre or fraction of an acre; the first year's advance rental of $1.50 per acre or fraction of an acre; and a non-refundable administrative fee of $165, to the BLM State Office by the close of business.

A 1.5% Buyer Premium, calculated as 1.5% of the total bonus, will be added to the cost of this lease.

Email
blm_co_leasesale@blm.gov

Phone
(303) 239-3990

VP, Government Resources
Gus Rivero

Email
Gus.Rivero@energynet.com

Office
(806) 463-3616

Managing Director, Government Resources
Brandon Savage

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Brandon.Savage@energynet.com

Office
(806) 463-3621

Transaction Manager
Heather Fugger

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Heather.Fugger@energynet.com

Office
(806) 463-3619

Global Markets Strategic Analyst
Anastasia Rademaekers

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Anastasia.Rademaekers@energynet.com

Office
(806) 463-3635