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{ « • • 2 On December 11, 1979, a cultural inventory rae conducted of the proposed gravel pit and adjacent areas. On December 28, 1979, BLM received a Maiver docuwent, dated December 21, 1979, Eros MRC stating that they had no objection to the sale and rewoval of up to 90,000 cubic yards of gravel Eros the subject public lands ewbracing the Disappointwent #4, #6, #9, #10 and the Red Spot #12, #14 unpatented wining claiws. On January 29, 1980, the environwentel assesewent addressing your proposal rae cowpleted along rith the decision to sell the requested gravel subject to an attached 'Operating end Reclawation Plan for the Disappointwent Gravel Pit, CO-030-MPO-1•. On February 4, 1980, the contract rae fully executed rich the signing of the contract forty by the Montrose District Manager. The contract rae executed for a period of tro (2> years Eros this date. Therefore, the expiration date of the contract rae established as being on February 3, 1982. The contract rae for 19,230 cubic yards of gravel at 60.26 per cubic yard for a total contract price of 64,999.80. Attached to the contract fors (3600-5) rae 'Exhibit A• STANDARD PROVISIONS and 'Exhibit B• Operating and Reclawation Plan for the Disappointwent Gravel Pit, CO- 030-MPO-1. At the tiwe of your signing of the contract, you paid tro (2) installwent paywenta of 6500.00 each for a total of 61,000.00. On the basis of 60.26 per cubic yard, this entitled you to rewove a waxiwuw of 3,846 cubic yards of weterial under this contract. Receipt and accounting advice for^ 1370-1 (No. A152242) reflects this paywent as being paid on February 4, 1980. On March 3, 1980, the Montrose District Office received a letter Eros Gerald D. Sjaestad enclosing a copy of the Public Notice in the February 20, 1980, issue of The Denver Post concerning your application filing rich the Colorado Mined Lend Reclawation Division. Our records shot that cowpliance exawinations rare conducted an February 12, 20, 25; April 16 (cultural); May 3; and July 18, 1980. The only thing of special note in any of these exawinetions is that the crusher had been rewoved fro^ the site by the July 18 exawination. On February 3, 1982, the contract expired. No extension of tiwe had been requested ae alloyed in Section 20 of the STANDARD PROVISIONS. Therefore, in accordance rith Section 19 and 20(b) of the STANDARD PROVISIONS, you had one (1) year Eros the terwination of the contract to rewove any iaprovewents, personal property, or any wineral wateriale previously severed or extracted for rhich paywent had been ^ade. In accordance rith Section 20(b) of the STANDARD PROVISIONS, if severed or extracted wineral materials for rhich paywent has been wade are not removed rithin the one (1) year tiwe period, the title to such wineral wateriale shall revert to the United States. This rae the case rith the stockpile of gravel weterial left on the eouthrest end of the perwit Brea.