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(p) Extraction by solution. k-here the minerals •re taken from the rarth <br />2 • !n solution, with the express consent of the lessor which must be first obtained, <br />the location within a produeinQ formation of an entry, yell, or opening for extrac- <br />tion shall not be within SOO feet of the boundary line of leased lands without tl,e <br />permission of or unless directed by the lessor, nor shall induced fracturing <br />extend to less than 100 feet Eras that boundary line. <br />(g) Operation in the exploration for and development and production oC tl~e <br />other leasable deposits. (1) Not to conduct exploration or mining operations <br />that, in the opinion .of the Regional Mining Supervisor, (A) would be hazardous <br />to the concurrent or future production of mineral deposits under existing leases <br />issued pursuant to the Act for the same tracts of land, or of oil shale not <br />located in the Saline Zone or the 25 G.P,T, 011 Shale in the Saline Zone in the <br />same tracts of land, (B) would interfere with the orderly concurrent or future <br />development and production of mineral deposits under existing leases issued <br />pursuant to the Act for the same tracts of land, or of oil shale not located <br />in [he Saline Zone or 25 G.P.T. 011 Shale in the Saline Zone in the same tracts <br />of land, unless the Secretary determines that the interest of the United States <br />would be served theret,y, or (C) would result in undue waste of mineral deposits <br />subject to existing leases issued pursuant to the Act for the came tracts of land, <br />or of oil shale in [he same tracts of land. Operations conducted in conformity <br />with the provisions of subsections 1(c), (d) and (e) of this lease shall not be <br />deemed to cause u.~~due waste of oil shale. <br />' (2) To make available for inspection by the holder of any oil shale <br />~, ~ lease issued for the same tracts of land, or any zone thereof, maps of mine <br />workings and surface installations and records of core analyses required to be <br />filed pursuant [o the .applicable operating regulations insofar as such maps <br />and records are pertinent to [he development and protection of oil shale deposit 5. <br />Sec. 3. The lessor expressly reserves the following rights, powers, and authority: <br />(a) Easements; r:iRh[s-of-way. (1) Upon such terms as it may determine to <br />be just, the right to permit for joint or several use such easements or rights- <br />of-way, including easements in tunnels, upon, through, or in the land leased, <br />occupied, or used as may be necessary or appropriate to the working of the same <br />or other lands containing the deposits described in the Act, and the treatment <br />and shipment of the prc,ducts thereof by or under authority of the Government, <br />its lessees or pennittees, and for other public purposes. <br />The rights reserved hereunder expressly include the right to issue nil shale <br />leases for all or any part of the tracts of land subject hereto, including the <br />Saline Zone in or under the said tracts of land, and the right to issue sodium <br />leases for all or any part of the tracts of land subject beret o, excluding the <br />Saline Zone in or under the said tracts of land, due regard being given ,to tl,e <br />rights of lessee to the leased deposits. <br />(2) The right to conduct geological and other investigations which <br />do not interfere with or endanger operations under this lease. <br />(, 10 <br />