2015-08-26_ENFORCEMENT - 0

In consideration of the above premises, the parties agree as follows:
IV. DRMS Shall:
A. Within 5 working days after the filing of a uranium permit application, revision, notice of
intent [to prospect] (NOI) or modification on DOE lease tract lands, DRMS will forward
to DOE, a complete electronic copy, excluding materials designated as confidential under
the MLRA, but including a notice that confidential materials have been withheld and
describing the category of material held confidential pursuant to § 34-32-113(3) C.R.S.
DRMS considers any information regarding material designated confidential under § 34-
32-113(3) C.R.S. as confidential under the Colorado Open Records Act § 24-72-204
C.R.S. Accordingly, DOE shall refer all requests for information about the notice of
confidential material to DRMS. DRMS will share all publicly available information with
the DOE.
B. Incorporate into DRMS' final decision document modifications and stipulations
contained in the DOE decision document, if received by DRMS no later than six (6)
working days before the date scheduled for the DRMS' decision to approve or deny the
permit application. Any additions to the permit application or correspondence that are
developed during the review by DRMS will be forwarded to DOE. DRMS and DOE will
review and consult on the terms and conditions of the proposed permit. DOE understands
that for its comments to be considered by DRMS, its comments must be supplied during
the adequacy review period as appropriate for each permit application or NOI. DRMS
will provide a copy of the issued permit to DOE. If jointly agreed to, DRMS may
provide an electronic copy of the issued permit documents.
C. Recommend to the Colorado MLRB denial of any permit application where DOE has
reached a final determination that the proposed operation would be in violation of
applicable federal law including but not limited to Sec. 7 of the Endangered Species Act,
or Sec. 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act.
V. DOE shall:
A. Acknowledge that permit applications, revisions, and NOIs submitted to DRMS may
contain information that is confidential due to trade secrets or that is privileged
commercial or financial information. The DOE may request, with assistance from the
DRMS, this proprietary information from the individual(s) or company that submitted the
NOI to DRMS.
B. Annually provide an updated prospecting notice list to DRMS for projects under the
ULP.
C. Review permit applications, revisions, or NOIs from DRMS, to ensure that the proposed
operation is in conformance with the ULP Programmatic Environmental Impact
Statement (PEIS), the associated Record of Decision (ROD) and the Mitigation Action
Plan (MAP) if applicable, the lease agreement, and 10 C.F.R. Part 760.
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