Offering No. 453

Kalkaska County

This offering of lease rights is made by the Minerals Management Section of the Michigan Department of Natural Resources. Additional information can be found here.

Overview - Offering 453

Winning Bid: $10.00 - Str********e

  • Opening Bid: $10 per acre
  • Bid Acres: 16
  • Parcel Count: 1
  • County: Kalkaska
  • Location: Section 2 T27N R06W
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Auction Information

  • Auction Date: Tuesday October 21, 2025
  • Bidding Starts: 9:00 am (EDT)
  • Bidding Ends: 2:00 pm (EDT)
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Parcel Information

Stipulations Description Location Lease Acres Equity
3, 69, 70 Beginning at the NE Section corner of Section 2; thence South 89º59'50" West 330 feet along the North line of Section 2 to the Point of Beginning ; thence South 00º00'10" East 660 feet; thence South 89º59'50" West more or less 1000 feet to the West line of the Northeast 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 of Section 2; thence North 660 feet along said West line to the North line of said Section 2; thence North 89º59'50" East along said North line to Point of Beginning Sec 2 T27N R 06W 15.15 Mineral: 100.00%
Surface: 0.00%

Stipulations

Stipulation ID Stipulation Name Description
3 Office of the State Archaeologist (OSA) Consultation All other provisions of this lease notwithstanding, it is understood and agreed that no exploration or development work shall be conducted on this land without specific consultation from the OSA, Michigan Historical Center. No operations shall be conducted until written recommendations for the proper protection of any and all artifacts of historical or archaeological value are issued by the State Archaeologist.
69 Limited Surface Disturbance-OG MIN ONLY To limit surface disturbance, any wells to be drilled on the leased premises shall be drilled from a single surface area. Upon the request of the Department’s Land Administering Division (LAD), the Lessee shall submit a proposed development plan to the LAD for the leased premises including a proposed surface area, access routes and pipeline corridors, with due regard to surface features, the relative location of other operations in the area, and applicable regulatory requirements. If Lessor reasonably determines that production on adjacent land creates the probability of drainage of oil and/or gas from State mineral land, additional surface locations may be considered.
70 Best Management Practices-OG MIN ONLY Best Management Practices along wetlands, waterways, or steep slopes as per Sustainable Soil and Water Practices on Forest Land IC 4011 (Rev. 06/01/2018 and as amended) and approved in writing by the Surface Owner and the Local Management Supervisor.

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