§ 1219.510 What does this subpart contain?
§ 1219.511 What definitions apply to this subpart?
§ 1219.512 How will ONRR divide the qualified OCS revenues (Phase II)?
§ 1219.513 How will ONRR determine each Gulf producing State’s share of the qualified OCS revenues (Phase II) from leases in the 181 Area, the 181 South Area, and the 2002-2007 Planning Area?
§ 1219.514 How will ONRR allocate the qualified OCS revenues (Phase II) to coastal political subdivisions within the Gulf producing States?
§ 1219.515 How will ONRR update the group of “historical lease sites” and “applicable leased tracts (Phase II)” used for determining the allocation of shared revenues?
§ 1219.516 When will ONRR disburse funds to Gulf producing States and coastal political subdivisions?

Terms Used In CFR > Title 30 > Chapter XII > Subchapter A > Part 1219 > Subpart E - Oil and Gas, Offshore, Gomesa Phase II Revenue Sharing

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