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Temporary support facilities are likely to be reactivated only if Sale 56 results in further exploration of the South Atlantic OCS.

Nearly all the support facilities associated with Sale 43 have been removed or converted to other uses. However, the Bureau of Land Management's Intergovernmental Planning Program is preparing the necessary Regional Transportation Management Plan for the entire South Atlantic OCS Region. The Sale 43 area appears to be a region of relatively low hydrocarbon-bearing potential. Because leases in deep-water areas take longer and are more costly to explore and develop than those in areas of shallower water, industry consensus is that longer primary lease terms may be required and some delays in acquiring rigs may be experienced. Structures that may provide trapping mechanisms have been shown to exist in the area. The geologic conditions in the deep-water areas are more favorable for hydrocarbon accumulation than those under shallower waters. One hundred thirty of the 286 proposed Sale 56 tracts are in deep-water. Future exploration may shift away from previous Sale 43 leased tracts to deep-water areas after Sale 56. drilling on Sale 43 leases in the immediate future. All leases from Sale 43 remain active, but no drilling has taken place since the last of six dry holes was plugged and abandoned. Two additional sales are scheduled between now and 1985: Sale 56 is scheduled for August 1981 and Sale 78, for January 1984. Lease Sale 43, in the Southeast Georgia Embayment, was the first lease sale to be held in the South Atlantic.

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