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! X01 ELi~;1 C,G S i ~\i c ~~!rFICE Sec 9. TRANSFER OF LICENSE--Transfer of this license shall not be effective until it is approved by the authorized officer. Sec. 10. MODIFICATION OF LICENSE--(a) The licensee may request a modification of the exploration plan if geologic or other conditions warrant. (b) The authorized officer may adjust the terms and conditions of the license, including the stipulations, or the Uncompahgre Field Office Manager may direct adjustment in the exploration plan when unforeseen conditons are encountered that could result in substantial surface disturbance or damage to the environment or to improvements, or when geologic or other physical conditions warrant. (c) Any modification of the exploration plan is subject to approval by the Uncompahgre Field Office Manager. Sec. 11. RELINQUISHh~NT OFLICENSE--The licensee may relinquish this license, in whole or in part, by filing in the Colorado State Office a written relinquishment. The relinquishment shall be effective the date it is fried, subject to the continued obligation of the licensee and his surety: (a) to comply with the terms and conditions of the license, the exploration plan, and the regulations and, (b} to provide for the preservation of any permanent improvements on the licensed lands. Sea 12. REVOCATION OF LICENSE--This license may be revoked for noncompliance with the terms and conditions of the license, the approved exploration plan, or the regulations afer the licensee has been notified of such violation and the licensee has failed to correct the violation within the time specified in such notice. Sec. 13. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY CLAUSE--This license is subject to the provisions of Executive Order No. 11246 of September 24, 1965, as amended, which sets forth the nondiscrimination clauses. A copy of this order may be obtained from the issuing office. Sec. 14. STIPULATIONS--(a) (1) Licensee shall notify the Paonia District Ranger at least one week before operations aze to commence on National Forest System lands (NFS). The District Ranger must be notified 4S hours in advance that heavy equipment will be moved onto NFS lands and that surface disturbing activities will commence. (2) The FS must be notified of any proposed alterations to the plan of operations. Any changes to the existing plan aze subject to FS review and approval. (3) Licensee will be required to obtain a Road Use Permit (RUP) from the FS prior to any use of NFS classified roads. Construction and maintenance of roads on the FS will be performed only upon authorization of the District Ranger. New roads on the Forest will be designed and constructed to provide maximum stability and protect the surface resource. All roads on the Forest will be maintained or constructed to FS specified standazds for either classified or unclassified roads as appropriate and approved by the FS. (4) Temporary roads and drill pads will be designed [o minimize erosion and sedimentation. Drill pads will be sized to minimize surface disturbance. Drill pads will be designed to prevent or diminish overland flow from entering the site during precipitation events. Pad sites will be sloped to drain spills and on-site precipitation into the mud pits. If necessary, pits will be pumped out to reduce their content and insure that overflow does not occur. Fluids will be contained on site; and if necessazy, disposed of off NFS lands unless approved otherwise after being shown to be free of likely hazazdous materials. (5) Licensee will be responsible for soil preservation/protection and final reclamation, including mitigating soil losses due to erosion. Topsoil will be segregated, located to minimize soil contamination and/or loss, and used in reclamation. Rock material needed for use as barriers may be sepazated during reclamation. (6) All surface disturbing activities including reclamation must be supervised by an authorized representative of the licensee who is awaze of the terms and conditions of the projects permits/licenses. Licensee