Air Permits: (Title V & IV) - Administered by the Oregon DEQ, with the exception of Indian lands which are administered by the EPA. Minerals Management Service permits: - For Federal Outer Continental Shelf (OCS) submerged lands
Leasing:
a. Assignment of Federal OCS Pipeline Righ-of-Way Grant, MMS-149 b. Assignment of Record Title Interest in Federal OCS Oil and Gas Lease, MMS-150 c. Assignment of Operating Rights Interest in Federal OCS Oil and Gas Lease, MMS-151
Drilling and Operation:
a. Permit to Drill, MMS-123 b. Permit to Modify an OCS Well, MMS-124
Oil, Gas, and Sulfur Exploration:
a. Geophysical Exploration or Scientific Research on the OCS, MMS-328 b. Geological Exploration or Scientific Research on the Outer Continental Shelf, MMS-329
Minerals Other than Oil, Gas, and Sulfur Exploration:
a. Geophysical Prospecting or Scientific Research on the OCS, MMS-135 b. Geological Prospecting or Scientific Research on the OCS, MMS-136
Leasing:
a. Mineral Lease of Submerged Lands Under the OCS Act, MMS-2004 b. Oil and Gas Lease of Submerged Lands Under the OCS Lands Act, MMS-2005 c. Sulfur and Salt Lease of Submerged Lands Under the OCS Lands Act, MMS-2006
a. Scientific Research and Collecting permit b. Special Use Permit
A special park use is defined as a short-term activity that takes place in a park area. They are required for a wide variety of activities in parks, these range from sporting activities and weddings to Trans park Oil & Gas pipeline activities and nonfederal mineral development. Special use permits are also used for Commercial Filming and Non-federally owned minerals.
c. Mining Claims, Oil and Gas Operations permit, and Non-federally owned minerals in a national park unit often require operation plan reveiw by the National Park Service.
