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United States — Minnesota
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The commissioner of natural resources may adopt rules about spacing, pooling, and unitization for oil and gas wells.
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The commissioner of natural resources may lease state gas or oil rights with Executive Council approval, and applicants and lessees must meet application, fee, royalty, and lease-term requirements.
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Most separate mineral-interest owners must file a verified statement with the county recorder or registrar of titles, and the recorder/registrar must send a copy to the county auditor within 60 days.
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If a mineral-interest owner fails to file the required verified statement on time, the interest may forfeit to the state, and the commissioner may lease it; affected owners may later seek fair market value.
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A severed mineral interests statement is valid and timely if recorded within the section 93.55 time limits, even with certain filing errors. The owner may file an amendment or supplement to correct those errors.
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A person does not have to pay a fee to access certain exploration, drill core, mineral evaluation, and mining data in the Hibbing drill core library.
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State land under the commissioner’s control must be handled under sections 94.09 to 94.16, with notice to listed agencies and written requests from any recipient wanting custody.
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The commissioner must appraise surplus state-owned land, give notice, and follow required public-sale steps before selling it.
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For sales of state bond-financed property administered by the commissioner of natural resources, the commissioner may set the property value using the specified data if the property is worth $50,000 or less.
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Payment terms for certain lands sold by the commissioner of natural resources follow section 92.06, with one rule for sales before July 1, 2004 and another for sales on or after that date.
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The commissioner must issue a quitclaim deed for covered state land sales when the stated payment conditions are met, and the deed must follow a form prescribed by the attorney general.
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Some contracts for deed and assignments may be recorded; certain assignments must use a commissioner-provided form, and the commissioner must issue a deed after the assignee satisfies the terms.
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The state reserves the minerals on certain lands sold under sections 94.09 to 94.16, and deeds for those sales must include that reservation clause.
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Money from sales of surplus state-owned land must go to specified state accounts, with some proceeds first covering certain sale-related expenses.
United States — Minnesota
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A land acquisition account is created in the state treasury, its money is appropriated to the commissioner of natural resources for specified land and property-related expenses, and the commissioner must file an annual report by October 1.
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If property is gifted to Minnesota for the Capitol or a state institution, the governor must issue a certificate of acceptance and ensure the gift conditions are carried out.
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If a corporation transfers condemnation rights to the state, the state's use of the land for the purposes in section 94.17 is not treated as abandonment or forfeiture of those rights.
United States — Minnesota
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The certificate of acceptance must be executed in duplicate, filed with the Secretary of State, and recorded with the county recorder; after recording, it must be kept with the institution’s records.
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A county with a qualifying state reforestation, flood control, or other public state project may choose to assume part of certain outstanding school district or town bond payments.
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A county board may issue bonds by resolution to assume school district or town bond debt, and may arrange debt adjustment and bond exchanges.