Non-Sale Disposals of Mineral Material

 

To permit free use of certain mineral material from federally owned lands under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Management by governmental units and nonprofit organizations.

Active 15.214 Bureau of Land Management, Department of The Interior H - Sale, Exchange, or Donation of Property and Goods Fiscal Year 2016 This information will be available in 2017 in the Public Lands Statistics Publication for FY2016, which can be found in most public libraries. Free Use Permits are being issued to States and local governments and non-profit organizations and corporations for sand and gravel, stone, soil, clay, and pumice. This information will be available in 2017 in the Public Lands Statistics Publication for FY2016, which can be found in most public libraries. Free Use Permits are being issued to States and local governments and non-profit organizations and corporations for sand and gravel, stone, soil, clay, and pumice.
Fiscal Year 2017 No Current Data Available.
Fiscal Year 2018 This information will be available in 2019 in the Public Lands Statistics Publication for FY2018, which can be found in most public libraries. Free Use Permits are being issued to State and local governments and non-profit organizations and corporations for sand and gravel, stone. soil, clay, and pumice
Fiscal Year 2019 No Current Data Available
Fiscal Year 2020 FY20 Free Use Permit (FUP) quantity sold: 6,135,042 cubic yards; FY20 FUP value permitted: $7,973,779; FY20 FUP quantity produced: 925,881 cubic yards; and FY20 FUP value produced: $1,077,972
Fiscal Year 2021 FY21 Free Use Permit (FUP) quantity sold (Projected): 5,196,717 cubic yards; FY21 FUP value permitted (Projected): $5,997,995; FY21 FUP quantity produced (Projected): 1,428,414 cubic yards; FY21 FUP value produced (Projected): $1,844,933; and FY21 FUP value produced (Projected): $2,403,284
Fiscal Year 2022 FY22 Free Use Permit (FUP) quantity sold (Projected): 5,034,049 cubic yards; FY22 FUP value permitted (Projected): $6,781,580; FY22 FUP quantity produced (Projected): 1,601,347 cubic; yards; and FY22 FUP value produced (Projected): $2,403,284
Fiscal Year 2023 Data unavailable. Minerals Act of 1947 U.S.C. 30 601-604, 611 Any Federal or State agency, unit, or subdivision, including municipalities, where material will be used for public project; or any nonprofit association or corporation. A free use permit will not be issued upon the determination that the applicant owns or control an adequate supply of suitable mineral materials that are readily available and can be mined in a manner which is economically and environmentally acceptable. Mineral material obtained under a free use permit may not be bartered or sold. Federal or State agencies, units, or subdivisions, including municipalities, where material will be used for public project; or any nonprofit association or corporation. Evidence of eligibility, i.e., nonprofit status, delegation of authority for signing official to take such action, surety bond, etc. 2 CFR, Part 200, Subpart E Cost Principles. Preapplication coordination is required. An environmental impact statement is required for this listing. An environmental impact assessment is required for this listing. This program is excluded from coverage under E.O. 12372. This program may require submission of a performance bond. An environmental analysis is required for this permit. 2 CFR 200, Uniform Administrative Requirements, Cost Principles, and Audit Requirements for Federal Awards applies to this program. Submit application on Form 3604-1a to identify eligibility and needs for materials to the proper Bureau of Land Management office. If eligible, BLM may require additional supporting information about the proposed operations. If the application is approved, BLM will issue Form 3604-1b Mineral Material Free Use Permit. If mineral material is available, applicant is qualified and application does not conflict with other management practices or uses, application is approved and one copy of the executed form is returned to the applicant. Environmental analysis is accomplished and environmental impact statement is prepared if necessary. Not applicable. The term of the permit varies but will not exceed 10 years to any Federal or State agency, unit, or subdivision, including municipalities. Permits to nonprofit organizations are not to exceed 1 year. Appeals may be made to the Board of Land Appeals, Office of Hearings and Appeals as specified in 43 CFR Part 4 et seq. Any free use permits may be extended for a single additional period not to exceed 1 year. Not applicable. Free use permits are granted to governmental units without regard to number of permits or value of mineral material provided the mineral material is for use on a public project. Permits are granted to nonprofit organizations for mineral material not to exceed 5000 cubic yards during any period of twelve consecutive months. All free-use mineral material must be extracted in accordance with approved conservation practices, terms, and conditions that provide for protection of environment and rehabilitation of any damage caused by mineral material extraction. Permittees must not barter or sell mineral materials, or remove mineral materials before BLM issues a permit or after the permit expires. BLM may incorporate other conditions and restrictions into the free use permit. Performance Reports: Performance monitoring is conducted by the BLM. Not applicable. Production documentation must be available if requested to confirm production. Statutory formula is not applicable to this assistance listing.

Matching requirements are not applicable to this assistance listing.

MOE requirements are not applicable to this assistance listing. Not applicable. Information not available. See Catalog Appendix IV for addresses. Division of Solid Minerals
3050 NE Third Street
Prinevelle, OR 97754 USA
tbarnes@blm.gov
Phone: (541) 416-6858 https://www.blm.gov/programs/energy-and-minerals 14-1109-0-1-000 (Sale, Exchange, or Donation of Property and Goods) FY 20$0.00; FY 21 est $0.00; FY 22 est $0.00; - This program does not obligated funds but rather provides permit free use of certain mineral material from federally owned lands under the jurisdiction of the Bureau of Land Management by governmental units and nonprofit organizations. Not Applicable. 43 CFR 3620 and 43 CFR Part 4. Not applicable.