Arizona Statutes
§ 37-290 — Cancellation of lease on reclassification of lands; preferred right to lease reclassified land; refund of advance rental payments
Arizona·Title 37 Arizona Revised Statutes·Ch. 2 ADMINISTRATION OF STATE AND OTHER PUBLIC LANDS·Art. 4 Lease of State Lands
A.Upon reclassification of state lands, whether upon application for reclassification or upon initiation by the commissioner, notice of the decision shall be served upon all interested parties of record in the department. If no appeal from the reclassification is taken as provided for by law, or if the decision of the commissioner is upheld on appeal, any lease upon the land reclassified shall be automatically cancelled on the issuance of a new lease or at the time of auction, whichever occurs first.
B.An applicant for renewal of a lease shall have a preferred right to lease the reclassified land at the reappraised rental thereof for a term not longer than ten years as determined by the department. The preferred right to lease does not extend to a lessee who has not substantially compl
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