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or ,for work that will affect discharge points for which MCR holds a permit shall be made availal'ile to MidCon and MCR and their reclamation experts for their review and comment before the final bid documents are made available to the public. DMG will consider, and to the extent feasible, may incorporate comments from MidCon and/or MCR and their experts, but such comments aze not binding on DMG. Such comments shall be submitted within eight working days after receipt of the bid draft(s) by MidCon. 14. MCR, the Trustee and MidCon agree that DMG may use its discretion in funding the various reclamation activities as long as the funds are used towazd completing reclamation with the remaining funds from MCR's bankruptcy as set forth in pazagraph 4, above. 15. DMG agrees that it will not raze, teaz down or otherwise destroy the following improvements currently located on MidCon property: the Lamp House, the road, culverts, low water crossings and power lines leading to the Lamp House, the currently existing metal building neaz the former Prepazation Plant and water tank. MidCon hereby releases DMG from any obligation or responsibility concerning these improvements, including any reclamation or demolition requirement of these improvements. 16. The parties acknowledge that on October 23, 1998 MCR submitted an application for a permit for renewal of Permit No. CO-0000396 with the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment ("CDPHE"). MCR requested permit renewal for outfalls on the private - property now owned by MidCon within Coal Basin and requested release under the permit of all other outfalls, ponds, and compliance points on the basis that such points aze now located on property owned by the U.S. Forest Service and DMG has exercised effective control of Coal Basin reclamation since 1994. The parties have been in contact with CDPHE and it advises that it is considering such release if the outfalls aze changed to stormwater permits and DMG 8