Legislation
SECTION 23-1103
Procedure for obtaining gas storage lease
Environmental Conservation (ENV) CHAPTER 43-B, ARTICLE 23, TITLE 11
§ 23-1103. Procedure for obtaining gas storage lease.
1. The department may make leases on behalf of this state for the
storage of gas, and liquefied petroleum gas, in state owned lands upon
such terms and conditions including consideration as to it shall seem
just and proper.
2. All leases made pursuant to this section shall:
a. Provide for payment to the agency having jurisdiction over the
leased lands of adequate and reasonable consideration;
b. Be invalid unless they shall have the prior approval of such state
department, division, bureau or agency thereof, or state agency having
jurisdiction over the land in question, and authority to give such
consent is hereby conferred upon the head of any such state department,
or a division, bureau or agency thereof, or any state agency; and with
respect to lands under water held by the state in its sovereign
capacity, jurisdiction is deemed to be in the Commissioner of General
Services;
c. Contain such other terms and provisions as may be necessary or
appropriate in order to promote the purposes of this article and the
public policy of this state; and
d. Be inapplicable to any lands the leasing of which is prohibited by
the State Constitution.
1. The department may make leases on behalf of this state for the
storage of gas, and liquefied petroleum gas, in state owned lands upon
such terms and conditions including consideration as to it shall seem
just and proper.
2. All leases made pursuant to this section shall:
a. Provide for payment to the agency having jurisdiction over the
leased lands of adequate and reasonable consideration;
b. Be invalid unless they shall have the prior approval of such state
department, division, bureau or agency thereof, or state agency having
jurisdiction over the land in question, and authority to give such
consent is hereby conferred upon the head of any such state department,
or a division, bureau or agency thereof, or any state agency; and with
respect to lands under water held by the state in its sovereign
capacity, jurisdiction is deemed to be in the Commissioner of General
Services;
c. Contain such other terms and provisions as may be necessary or
appropriate in order to promote the purposes of this article and the
public policy of this state; and
d. Be inapplicable to any lands the leasing of which is prohibited by
the State Constitution.