REV06977

• Permit No: M1978305
• IBM Index Class Name: Revision
• Doc Date: 10/2/2000
• Doc Name: MINE LAND WILDLIFE STATEMENT REVIEW
• Type & Sequence: CN1
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

11-02-00 09:18 GUNNI Sf~`GRAVEL MILCOX DOZER ID-87~,. ~4E911 P.05
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8. Authorization [order this permit is limited to those activities, lands, and access routes
specifically described in the mine plan of operations submitted to the National Park
Service (NPS) by Mr. Warren Wilcox dated 28 July 2000.
9. Authorization under this pelrttit is contingent upon acceptance and compliance with
all requirements of the State of Colorado, Division of Minerals and Geolobry.
10. Screening, crushing and asphalt mixing plants shall not remain on site for periods
longer than 9U days unless approved in writing by the Superintendent.
l 1. The Superintendent and/or his designee shall have reasonable access to the area of
operations as necessary to monitor and enstue compliance with the Plan of Operations
attd stipulations. A system of double locks will be developed and maintained for
access by the permittee/operator and Superintendent.
12. All existing improvements including but not limited to fences, gates, roads, culverts,
public land survey monuments, mining operation survey monuments and/or other
types of survey monuments, witness comers, and reference monuments must be
protected against destruction, obliteration or damage. Any damaged or obliterated
mazkers must be reestablished within sixty (60) days in accordance with accepted
survey practices at the expense of the permittee.
13. The transportation, use, and storage of explosives shall be incompliance with all
federal, state, and local requirements.
14. All access and haul roads shall be constructed and maintained in a manner that
controls and minimizes erosion. Roads shall he constructed only at locations
approved by the Superintcndcnt within the permit area. All vehicle travel within the
jurisdiction of Cwecan[i NRA will be coned to existing roads and access routes
designated in this permit.
15. The permittee shall take all reasonable precautions to protect and preserve cultural
and paleontological resowces encountered during operations. Should such resources
be discovered, the permittee shall immediately suspend work in the area where the
artifacts are located and notify the Superintcndcnt. The Superintendent will have the
discoveries evaluated, and determine the action to be taken within l0 working days.
The cost of any salvage work will be bomc by the permittee. All cultural and
paleontological resources salvaged from the lands are the property of the iJ.S.
Government and will be Nmed over to the Superintendent.
16. Waste Disposal: All waste shall be disposed of promptly at an approved location
outside the NRA. Waste includes trash, sanitary wastes, and all debris from
operations. No burning of wastes is permitted. Chemical toilets, of other selC-
colttained sanitation facilities, shall be required. ND pit toilets are permitted. The
permittee sllal l be responsible for the cleanup of any fuel or other contaalinating
maurials spilled onpark-administered lands during operations. The Superintendent