1982-11-19_PERMIT FILE - M1982200

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bridges, sluices, and dams may be csructed and main- (g) damage to or deotion or loss of fossils, historic tained by Purchaser on and across the contract area, or prehistoric ruins, or artifacts. Prior to the termina- subject to direction of the Authorized Officer. improve- tion of bond liability or at any other time when required ments so made which might constitute a fire hazard and to the extent deemed necessary by the Authorized must be removed prior to the expiration of this contract Officer, the Purchaser shall reclaim all areas of the \\\ or left in condition satisfactory to the Authorized Officer. surface which have been disturbed as required, remove (b) Government employees, engaged in official busi- or cover all debris or solid waste,and,so far as possible, ness, shall have the right to use existing improvements. repair the offsite and ofsite damage caused by his ac- Such employees shall also be permitted to use improve- tivity or activities incidental thereto, and return access ments constructed by Purchaser on his own of Govern- roads or trails and the described lands to an acceptable ment lands and used in operation under this contract, condition including the removal of structures, if required. at such times and in such manner as not to interfere The Authorized Officer shall prescribe the steps to be unduly with Purchaser's operations. taken by the Purchaser to protect the surface and the (c) Purchaser shall permit Government to use, for environment and for the reclamation of the described purposes of management and protection of its resources, lands and other lands affected by operations on the any roads built or maintained by him on the contract area, described lands and improvements thereon, whether or and any roads owned or controlled by him which extend not the improvements are owned by the Government. from the contract area to a public road. Furthermore,Pur- Timber or water may be obtained only on terms and chaser shall, during the term of this contract as set out in conditions imposed by the Authorized Officer. Sec. 2 of Contract for the Sale of Units of Materials(Form 3600-5)or Sec. 2 of Contract for Sale of Mineral Material Sec. 9. Sanitation; stream pollution — (a) As directed (Form 3600-3)hereof, permit any other person authorized by the Authorized Officer, Purchaser shall keep the by Government, to use such roads by the most reasonably vicinity of established camps used in connection with direct route to a public road for the removal of any mineral this contract in a clean and sanitary condition. Rubbish materials from public lands within the contract area, Pro- shall be removed and properly burned or buried at least vided, however, that such use shall not interfere unrea. once each week during the occupancy and upon removal sonably with Purchaser's use of such roads, and that fair of the camps. compensation, as agreed upon between Purchaser and the (b) Purchaser shall not allow streams and springs other user, shall be paid to Purchaser for such use or, in to become obstructed or polluted by operations under the absence of their mutual agreement,such compensation this contract and shall install sewage-treatment equip- as Authorized Officer shall determine to be fair and ment if so required by applicable law. reasonable. (d) All existing roads or roads constructed and Sec. 10. Fish and wildlife — Purchaser shall conduct used by Purchaser on the contract area, shall be placed operations in a manner that will offer the least possible in serviceable condition by him to the satisfaction of disturbance to fish and wildlife, exercise no methods the Authorized Officer at, or prior to, termination of of control or interference with such fish and wildlife the use thereof. Bridges and trestles on such roads without authority first obtained from the authorized shall be leftin safepassable conditionfor motor vehicles representative of the Secretary of the Interior or the or replaced by the grading of suitable bypass sections, State Game and Fish Commission, and make no claim against Government or the State because of damage Sec. 7. Antiquities and objects of historic -value — The by such wildlife to his improvements. Purchaser shall Purchaser shall immediately bring to the attention of comply with all State and Federal laws and regulations the Authorized Officer any antiquities or other objects relating to fish and wildlife and take such actions as of historic or scientific interest,including,but not limited is necessary to assure compliance with those laws to, historic or prehistoric ruins fossils or artifacts, , and regulations by his contractors, subcontractors,discovered as a result of operations under this contract, and employees of any of them. and shall leave such discoveries intact. Failure to Sec. 11. Existing improvements — Improvements already comply with any of the terms end regard to the imposed on the contract area which are necessary for operational by the Authorized Officer with regard to the preserve- purposes may not be used by Purchaser without the tion of antiquities may constitute a violation of the prior written consent of the Authorized Officer. No Antiquities Act(16 U.S.C. 431-433). Prior to operations, the Purchaser shall furnish to the Authorized Officer alterations may be made to existing improvements with- i a certified statement that either no archaeological values out the prior written consent of the Authorized Officer exist or that they may exist on the described lands to and, when made, shall be of a standard of construction the best of the Purchaser's knowledge and belief and comparable to existing improvements. Existing im. that they might be impaired by its operations. If the provements, such as fences, roadways, stock trails, Purchaser furnishes a statement that archaeological and watering places shall be kept in operating con- values may exist where the land is to be disturbed or oc- cupied, the Purchaser will engage a qualified archaeolo- Sec. I2. !Utility facilities — Purchaser shall protect gist, acceptable to the Authorized Officer, to survey and telephone lines, fences, roads, trails, bridges, and salvage, in advance of any operations, such archaeologi- other improvements so far as possible in contract area. cal values on the 4ands involved. The responsibility for Purchaser shall rom t] the coat for the certificate, survey, and salvage will be P P Y 'repair any damage. tl this borne by the Purchaser and such salvaged property shall is not done promptly, the Authorized Officer may make remain the property of the Government or the surface owner. repairs and Purchaser shall be charged with double the expense thereof. Sec. S. 'Profectton o 'D% environment (land, air, and Sec. 13. Reappraisals_ Mineral materials remaining: water) and improvements —The Pure 9; _&1r the contract area, title to which has not passed to the all mitigating actions required by the Authorised Gaiter purchaser, shall be reappraised,by (W Autharlsd to prevent: (a) soil erosion or damage to crops or other Officer at intervali Of S tab reappraised vegetative cover on Federal or non-Federal lands in the prices shall become the new omit prices for the purpose vicinity; (b)the Pollution of lard, air, or water; (c)seis- of sdjusting the installment payment. such reappraisals mic activity, or noise emissions; (d) damage to aesthetic shall be made in accordance with standard appraisal and recreational values; (e) damage to fish or wildlife techniques, how ver the adjusted price of the mineral or their habitats; (f) damage to or removal of improve- material beir vised shall not be less than the ments owned by the United States or other parties; or original co, e oy �, • eOv oso e k. e