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Service Description: The Realty data standard is a spatial representation of the Mineral & Land Records System (MLRS) app. A right of way (ROW) authorization allows the holder to occupy, use, or traverse public lands granted for the purposes listed in Title V of Federal Lands Policy Management Act (FLPMA), the Mineral Leasing Act (MLA), and pre-FLPMA statutes. ROW data will assist in land use planning, scoping of proposed projects, granting of ROWs, and monitoring ROWS and unauthorized uses. It will also be used to maintain records regarding ROWs. There are 4 important locations for ROW: 1) the aliquot parts for the right of way (Legal Land Description (LLD); 2) the authorized area and center line; 3) the ‘as built’ (completed facility); and 4) the surface disturbances caused by the ROW construction. Other locations will be needed in the future, to include photographs of the facilities and surface disturbances, and the location of ancillary facilities that are part of the same case number.

Map Name: BLM NM Realty Issuances

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• BLM NM Realty Points - Issued (1:250,000) (0)
• BLM NM Realty Lines - Issued (1:250,000) (1)
• BLM NM Realty Polys - Issued (1:250,000) (2)
• BLM NM Realty Points - Short Term (1:250,000) (3)
• BLM NM Realty Lines - Short Term (1:250,000) (4)
• BLM NM Realty Polys - Short Term (1:250,000) (5)

Description: The Realty data standard is a spatial representation of the Mineral & Land Records System (MLRS) app. A right of way (ROW) authorization allows the holder to occupy, use, or traverse public lands granted for the purposes listed in Title V of Federal Lands Policy Management Act (FLPMA), the Mineral Leasing Act (MLA), and pre-FLPMA statutes. ROW data will assist in land use planning, scoping of proposed projects, granting of ROWs, and monitoring ROWS and unauthorized uses. It will also be used to maintain records regarding ROWs. There are 4 important locations for ROW: 1) the aliquot parts for the right of way (Legal Land Description (LLD); 2) the authorized area and center line; 3) the ‘as built’ (completed facility); and 4) the surface disturbances caused by the ROW construction. Other locations will be needed in the future, to include photographs of the facilities and surface disturbances, and the location of ancillary facilities that are part of the same case number.

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Copyright Text: New Mexico BLM Region Realty and GIS Specialists provided input in the development of this data standard and the contents contained herein.

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Title: BLM_NM_Realty_Issuances
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Comments: The Realty data standard is a spatial representation of the Mineral & Land Records System (MLRS) app. A right of way (ROW) authorization allows the holder to occupy, use, or traverse public lands granted for the purposes listed in Title V of Federal Lands Policy Management Act (FLPMA), the Mineral Leasing Act (MLA), and pre-FLPMA statutes. ROW data will assist in land use planning, scoping of proposed projects, granting of ROWs, and monitoring ROWS and unauthorized uses. It will also be used to maintain records regarding ROWs. There are 4 important locations for ROW: 1) the aliquot parts for the right of way (Legal Land Description (LLD); 2) the authorized area and center line; 3) the ‘as built’ (completed facility); and 4) the surface disturbances caused by the ROW construction. Other locations will be needed in the future, to include photographs of the facilities and surface disturbances, and the location of ancillary facilities that are part of the same case number.
Subject: This service depicts features related to issued and short term Realty actions (such rights-of-way, RS2477, R&PP, etc.) for the New Mexico, Oklahoma, Kansas and Texas region of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). This geospatial information serves as a tool for stakeholders in ensuring that rights-of-way comply with a spectrum of laws and regulations, including the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), the National Historic Preservation Act, and the Endangered Species Act. By integrating data on infrastructure and environmental considerations, this GIS layer aids in the assessment, analysis, and approval process of right-of-way applications, contributing to responsible and sustainable development under the Bureau of Land Management's multiple use mission: 1. To geospatially represent land use authorizations - rights-of-way case group data within Mineral and Land Records System (MLRS). 2. To geospatially represent land use authorizations - leases,permits and easements case group data within Mineral and Land Records System (MLRS).
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Keywords: Authorization,Facility,Geospatial,location,New Mexico,planningCadastre,utilitiesCommunication
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