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<br /> <br />1 <br /> <br />1 <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />C <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Access roads that did not previously exist will be disked snd seeded. Wster bars <br />will be constructed where necessary. <br />10.0 E%PLORATION SCHEDULE <br />The estimated completion time for drilling, logging, and cementing operations for <br />the 12 holes in the first phase is about 90 calendar days, or about 3 months time. <br />The other 21 holes, if justified, will probably be drilled in two additional <br />phases during 1990 and 1991. Eash of these phsses will be about 3 months in <br />duration also. These operations will be completed by the end of the summer so that <br />finsl reclamation msy be completed in the fall. <br />11.0 INCORPORATED STIPULATIONS FOR DRILLING ADAPTED FROM EYPLOR4TION LICENSE <br />C-41127 <br />The proposed stipulations for drilling under the proposed Explorstion License are <br />listed below. <br />(a) For sll areas which will be subject to surface disturbing activities, a <br />Class III cultursl resources survey shall be conducted in accordance with Sec. <br />9.4 of this application. If cultursl resources are discovered during exploration <br />operations, the licensee shall immediately notify the' White River Area Manager. <br />(b) If any fossils are discovered during exploration activities (construction <br />of access rosds, drill sites, or other excavations, etc.), the operator shall <br />immediately cesse operations snd shall notify the suthorized officer fora deter- <br />mination of the significance of the discovery ss specified in Sec. 6(b) of this <br />license. <br />(c) Prior to any surface distur bance, the licensee shall schedule with the <br />District Msnsger and the Area Msnager s joint field inspection. The joint field <br />inspection shsll include BLM personnel, exploration company representstives, dirt <br />contrsctor, snd drill operstor. The inspection shsll determine whether additionsl <br />site-specific mitigating measures sre required to minimize environmental damage. <br />10 <br /> <br />