Washington Administrative Code
Title 332 - Natural Resources, Board and Department of (See also Title 222)
Chapter 332-12 - Oil and gas leases
- Section 332-12-150 - Lands not under the jurisdiction of the department of natural resources
- Section 332-12-210 - Definitions
- Section 332-12-220 - Jurisdiction
- Section 332-12-230 - Forms
- Section 332-12-240 - Applicant
- Section 332-12-250 - Lease area
- Section 332-12-260 - Term of lease
- Section 332-12-262 - Preliminary investigation permit
- Section 332-12-265 - Application procedures - Surface rights in other agencies
- Section 332-12-270 - Award of lease
- Section 332-12-280 - Lease terms
- Section 332-12-290 - Reserved rights
- Section 332-12-300 - Damages to encumbered lands
- Section 332-12-310 - Annual rental or minimum royalty
- Section 332-12-320 - Production royalties
- Section 332-12-330 - Computation of royalties
- Section 332-12-340 - Unit plans
- Section 332-12-350 - Performance security
- Section 332-12-360 - Plan of operations
- Section 332-12-370 - Assignments
- Section 332-12-380 - Surrender of leasehold
- Section 332-12-390 - Due diligence
- Section 332-12-400 - Termination of lease for default
- Section 332-12-410 - Condition of premises upon termination of lease
- Section 332-12-420 - Reclamation
- Section 332-12-430 - Timber
- Section 332-12-440 - Use of the premises
- Section 332-12-450 - Prevention of waste and environmental protection
- Section 332-12-460 - Access road construction and maintenance standards
- Section 332-12-470 - Rights of way over state lands
- Section 332-12-480 - Field inspections and audits
- Section 332-12-490 - Reports
- Section 332-12-500 - Compliance with other laws
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