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M RMR-CURE~i000-003 M 4 markers must be reestablished in accordance with accepted survey practices at the expense of the permittee. 18. The transporting, storage, andlor use of explosives within the NRA is prohibited without prior written permission of dte Superintendent. The conveyance, use, and storage of said explosives shall be in compliance with all federal, state and local requirements. 19.* Mining operation shall be appropriately posted and fenced or otherwise protected to minimize injury to persons, livestock, and wildlife. 20. All access and haul roads shall be constructed and maintained in such a manner as to control and minimize channeling and erosion. Roads shall be constructed only at locations approved by the Superintendent within the permit azea. A system of double locks will be developed and maintained for access into the gravel pit by the permittee/operator and Superintendent. 21. All vehicle travel within the jurisdiction of Curecanti NRA will be confined to existing roads and access routes designated in this permit. Off-road travel is prohibited. 22. The permittee shall take all reasonable precautions to protect and preserve historic, prehistoric, or other cultural artifacts and paleontological remains encountered during operations. Should such artifacts be discovered, the permittee shall immediately suspend work in the area where the artifacts are located and notify the Superintendent. The Superintendent will have the discoveries evaluated, and determine within 10 working days the action to betaken. The cost of any salvage work will be borne by the permittee. All objects of antiquity salvaged from the lands are the property of the U.S. Government and will be turned over to the Superintendent. 23. The southern rimrock barrier along U.S. Highway 50 will be preserved in its present condition. This is intended to maintain the visual aesthetics of the drive east along the highway. 24. The permittee/operator will be required to cease operations during the severe winter months, as deemed by the Colorado Division of wildlife, to allow for utilization of the area as winter range for deer and elk. 25. All waste, including pte-existing dumps, will he disposed of at an approved location outside the NRA. Waste includes trash, sanitary wastes, and all debris from operations. No burning of wastes is permitted. The burial of wastes inside the NRA is strictly prohibited unless approved in writing by the Superintendent. 26. Chemical toilets, or other self-contained sanitation facilities, shall be required. No pi[ toilets are permitted.