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Since the MLRD required other lienors to subordinate <br />their lien rights to the reclamation rights of the MLRD, <br />Peerless executed a number of agreements. These Agreements <br />were with Melco (the "Melco Settlement Agreement"); with <br />Burnett (the "Burnett Agreement"); and with First National <br />Bank of Durango (the "Bank Agreement"). Melco, Burnett and <br />the Bank were secured creditors of AMCC but are unsecured <br />creditors of Peerless. <br />Since the MLRD requires that the S140,000 bond be <br />maintained, Springer is unable to withdraw the 5140,000 <br />letter of credit. Furthermore, once the 5140,000 has been <br />placed in the Sun West escrow account by Peerless, Springer <br />will be absolved of liability on the letter of credit. <br />Springer, however, will still have a claim for interest <br />accrued under the Springer Agreement. This claim for <br />interest, however, is actually a bond finance premium. As <br />of the date of filing this Plan, Peerless owes Springer <br />approximately 547,000 in interest. Peerless proposes paying <br />Springer, before the creditors' fund is disbursed to other <br />creditors, 525,000 to settle Springer's claims in full. <br />DCC would agree to contribute to funds noted above and <br />to relinquish its claim for 5445,000 for Peerless' release <br />of any rights, title, options or claims Peerless has under <br />` <br />the Joint Venture Agreement. Furthermore, DCC would be I • <br />, ~y''~ <br />allowed to mine coal at the site under Peerless' MLRD 1 <br />permit. when all creditors are paid, Peerless would <br />transfer the permit to DCC. Peerless is willing to allow <br />DCC to fund its reorganization in hopes that a plan can be <br />put forth which will allow Debtor's unsecured creditors to <br />be paid. Peerless and DCC believe that when the mine is put <br />into production, approximately 10,000 tons per month will be <br />produced and sold within one year and 20,000 tons per month <br />will be produced and sold within two years. Peerless <br />believes that its creditors would be paid off within 5 or 6 <br />years of the effective date of the Plan. <br />ARTICLE VII <br />GENERAL PROVISIONS <br />1. All property of the Debtor shall be dealt with by <br />the Amended Plan and, upon confirmation, the Debtor shall be <br />revested with all assets and shall retain all property <br />except as specifically provided in the Amended Plan for the <br />purposes of continuing their business operation. <br />2. The Debtor may undertake to borrow outside funds <br />for any obligations that the Debtor may incur in the <br />ordinary course of business which would include maintenance, <br />repair, enhancement of any property of the Debtor and <br />acquisition of any property for the Debtor in the ordinary <br />course of business. <br />