加拿大阿尔伯塔省区块租赁和许可

租赁和许可区块如下：

BIDDING DEADLINE
Offers to purchase petroleum and natural gas leases and licences (including any subsequent amendments) contained in this notice will not be accepted after 12 noon on 2016 September 14.

HOW TO SUBMIT BIDS
1. E-Bidding is mandatory for the submission of bids for petroleum and natural gas leases and licences.
2. Bid requests must be submitted using the Department of Energy’s Electronic Transfer System (ETS).

AMOUNT OF PAYMENT
1. Your total bid includes the bonus, rent at $3.50/ha or $50.00, whichever is greater, and a fee of $625.00.
2. A bonus offer of less than $2.50/ha for a lease or $1.25/ha for a licence will not be considered.
3. The department reserves the right to reject any bid.

FORM OF PAYMENT
1. Payments must be made by electronic funds transfer (EFT) only.
2. Companies and individuals that do not have a GST registration number are liable for payment of the Goods and Services Tax on various charges. All registrants must ensure that they provide their GST registration number in writing to the Financial Services Branch @ Fax No. (780) 422-4281.

REMEMBER
1. The bidder is responsible for having sufficient funds to cover all bids in their EFT bank account by noon on the day of the sale. It can take up to midnight on the day following the sale to see your funds debited from your bank account for an accepted bid.

2. Requesters of parcels posted in this public offering are expected to bid on their parcels. If you are a requester of a parcel and fail to bid, you will be charged a penalty of $625.00 (plus GST) for each parcel unless it is purchased by someone else.

3. Attached to this notice are APPENDIX 1 and APPENDIX 2 containing applicable Zone Designations (ZDs) and Deeper Rights Reversion Zone Designations (DRRZDs) respectively (See IL 98-14), and APPENDIX 3 containing, where necessary, addenda relating to surface access and terms and conditions for acquisition of parcels within Metis Settlements (See IL 92-19).

4. Addenda do not cover every access situation. Before bidding ensure that the public land manager is contacted for specific access constraints and for standard operating guidelines for that region. On privately owned lands, access approval is a confidential matter between the landowner and the mineral lessee.

5.The Government of Alberta’s “First Nations Consultation Policy on Land Management and Resource Development” may apply to surface activities proposed as a result of acquiring Crown mineral rights. For information contact SREM Aboriginal Affairs Branch, Alberta Energy and Environment and Sustainable Resource Development at 780-644-8734.

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