If I hold a grant or TUP, what monitoring fees must I pay?

§ 2885.24 If I hold a grant or TUP, what monitoring fees must I pay? (a) Monitoring fees. Subject to § 2886.11, you must pay a fee to the BLM for any costs the Federal Government incurs in inspecting and monitoring the construction, operation, maintenance, and termination of the pipeline and protection and rehabilitation of the affected public lands your grant or TUP covers. We update the monitoring fees for Categories 1 through 4 in the schedule each calendar year, based on the previous year's change in the IPD–GDP, as measured second quarter to second quarter. We will round these changes to the nearest dollar. We will update Category 5 monitoring fees as specified in the Master Agreement. We categorize the monitoring fees based on the estimated number of work hours necessary to monitor your grant or TUP. Monitoring fees for Categories 1 through 4 are one-time fees and are not refundable. These monitoring categories and the estimated range of Federal work hours for each category are: Monitoring Categories Monitoring category Federal work hours involved (1) Inspecting and monitoring of new grants and TUPs, assignments, renewals, and amendments to existing grants and TUPs Estimated Federal work hours are >1 ≤8. (2) Inspecting and monitoring of new grants and TUPs, assignments, renewals, and amendments to existing grants and TUPs Estimated Federal work hours are >8 ≤24. (3) Inspecting and monitoring of new grants and TUPs, assignments, renewals, and amendments to existing grants and TUPs Estimated Federal work hours are >24 ≤36. (4) Inspecting and monitoring of new grants and TUPs, assignments, renewals, and amendments to existing grants and TUPS Estimated Federal work hours are >36 ≤50. (5) Master Agreements Varies. (6) Inspecting and monitoring of new grants and TUPs, assignments, renewals, and amendments to existing grants and TUPs Estimated Federal work hours >50. (b) The current monitoring cost schedule is available from any BLM State, district, or field office or by writing: U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau of Land Management, 20 M Street SE., Room 2134LM, Washington, DC 20003. The BLM also posts the current schedule at http://www.blm.gov. [81 FR 92228, Dec. 19, 2016]