This form is a long form subsurface underground gas storage lease and agreement with landowner.
Title: Idaho Subsurface Underground Gas Storage Lease and Agreement (With Landowner; Long Form) 1. Introduction to Idaho Subsurface Underground Gas Storage: — Overview: The Idaho Subsurface Underground Gas Storage (IS UGS) Lease and Agreement is a legal contract between a gas storage operator and a landowner in Idaho, allowing the operator to develop, store, and retrieve natural gas in underground geological formations. 2. Key Elements of the Lease and Agreement: — Parties Involved: The lease involves two main parties, the gas storage operator and the landowner, with their legal names, addresses, and contact information specified. — Description of Property: A detailed description of the land where the gas storage operations will occur, including boundaries, acreage, and legal descriptions. — Definitions: Precise explanations of terms used throughout the agreement, ensuring clarity and preventing any potential misinterpretation. — Purpose of Agreement: Clearly states the objective of the agreement, emphasizing the leased land's usage for subsurface gas storage operations. 3. Lease Term, Leasehold Interest, and Rental Payments: — Lease Term: Specifies the duration of the lease, outlines renewal options, and any conditions for terminating the agreement. — Grant of Leasehold Interest: Provides the gas storage operator with exclusive rights to use the property for gas storage purposes. — Rental Payments: Outlines the payment terms for rental fees, addressing frequency, calculation methods, and any conditions for adjustments. 4. Subsurface Underground Gas Storage Operations: — Exploration and Development: Allows the gas storage operator to conduct necessary surveys, tests, and exploratory activities to determine the suitability of the land for subsurface gas storage. — Construction and Operation: Covers the construction, operation, and maintenance of gas storage facilities, including injection and withdrawal wells, pipelines, compression systems, and safety measures. — Environmental Considerations: Ensures compliance with all applicable environmental laws and regulations, addressing issues related to air quality, water resources, waste management, and soil protection. 5. Rights, Obligations, and Liabilities: — Rights and Easements: Specifies the rights granted to the gas storage operator, such as access to the leased property, surface use privileges, and easements for infrastructure installation and maintenance. — Landowner's Consent: Establishes that, without the landowner's prior consent, no substantial changes to the subsurface storage operation can take place. — Insurance and Indemnification: Sets forth requirements for the gas storage operator to maintain appropriate insurance coverage and indemnify the landowner against any damages arising from the gas storage operations. Different Types of Idaho Subsurface Underground Gas Storage Lease and Agreement (Long Form): 1. Standard Lease Agreement: This is a comprehensive lease and agreement that covers all aspects of subsurface gas storage operations, providing a balanced and legally binding contract between the gas storage operator and the landowner. 2. Modified Lease Agreement: A modified lease agreement can have specific clauses or alterations to meet landowner or operator demands, considering unique land configurations or operational requirements. 3. Renewable Lease Agreement: This type of lease agreement includes provisions for the automatic renewal of the lease, subject to predefined conditions, providing long-term stability for both the operator and the landowner. 4. Joint Venture Lease Agreement: In cases where multiple gas storage operators or landowners collaborate to develop subsurface gas storage, a joint venture lease agreement outlines the rights, obligations, and liabilities of each party involved. Note: It is essential to consult legal experts and review the specific Idaho state regulations for subsurface underground gas storage to ensure accurate information and compliance with the law.
Title: Idaho Subsurface Underground Gas Storage Lease and Agreement (With Landowner; Long Form) 1. Introduction to Idaho Subsurface Underground Gas Storage: — Overview: The Idaho Subsurface Underground Gas Storage (IS UGS) Lease and Agreement is a legal contract between a gas storage operator and a landowner in Idaho, allowing the operator to develop, store, and retrieve natural gas in underground geological formations. 2. Key Elements of the Lease and Agreement: — Parties Involved: The lease involves two main parties, the gas storage operator and the landowner, with their legal names, addresses, and contact information specified. — Description of Property: A detailed description of the land where the gas storage operations will occur, including boundaries, acreage, and legal descriptions. — Definitions: Precise explanations of terms used throughout the agreement, ensuring clarity and preventing any potential misinterpretation. — Purpose of Agreement: Clearly states the objective of the agreement, emphasizing the leased land's usage for subsurface gas storage operations. 3. Lease Term, Leasehold Interest, and Rental Payments: — Lease Term: Specifies the duration of the lease, outlines renewal options, and any conditions for terminating the agreement. — Grant of Leasehold Interest: Provides the gas storage operator with exclusive rights to use the property for gas storage purposes. — Rental Payments: Outlines the payment terms for rental fees, addressing frequency, calculation methods, and any conditions for adjustments. 4. Subsurface Underground Gas Storage Operations: — Exploration and Development: Allows the gas storage operator to conduct necessary surveys, tests, and exploratory activities to determine the suitability of the land for subsurface gas storage. — Construction and Operation: Covers the construction, operation, and maintenance of gas storage facilities, including injection and withdrawal wells, pipelines, compression systems, and safety measures. — Environmental Considerations: Ensures compliance with all applicable environmental laws and regulations, addressing issues related to air quality, water resources, waste management, and soil protection. 5. Rights, Obligations, and Liabilities: — Rights and Easements: Specifies the rights granted to the gas storage operator, such as access to the leased property, surface use privileges, and easements for infrastructure installation and maintenance. — Landowner's Consent: Establishes that, without the landowner's prior consent, no substantial changes to the subsurface storage operation can take place. — Insurance and Indemnification: Sets forth requirements for the gas storage operator to maintain appropriate insurance coverage and indemnify the landowner against any damages arising from the gas storage operations. Different Types of Idaho Subsurface Underground Gas Storage Lease and Agreement (Long Form): 1. Standard Lease Agreement: This is a comprehensive lease and agreement that covers all aspects of subsurface gas storage operations, providing a balanced and legally binding contract between the gas storage operator and the landowner. 2. Modified Lease Agreement: A modified lease agreement can have specific clauses or alterations to meet landowner or operator demands, considering unique land configurations or operational requirements. 3. Renewable Lease Agreement: This type of lease agreement includes provisions for the automatic renewal of the lease, subject to predefined conditions, providing long-term stability for both the operator and the landowner. 4. Joint Venture Lease Agreement: In cases where multiple gas storage operators or landowners collaborate to develop subsurface gas storage, a joint venture lease agreement outlines the rights, obligations, and liabilities of each party involved. Note: It is essential to consult legal experts and review the specific Idaho state regulations for subsurface underground gas storage to ensure accurate information and compliance with the law.