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' • ~ • October ;, 1530 "E::HIBIT A" ' STIPULATIONS CO-076-FU-79-21 1. During routine maintenance, no petroleum products shall be allowed to ' spill onto the ground. Any accidental spillage shall be cleaned up at once. No filters, trash, or other debris shall be left on the site, but shall be removed to an authorized sanitary landfill. 2. If any cultural resources are encountered during construction, work sha17 ' be stopped and the Bureau of Land P~anagement Grand Junction District (danager or his authorized representative shall be notified at once. ' 3. than the angle of repose on a daily Steep cuts shall be decreased to less ' basis or properly fE~nced to prevent a hazard to livestock or to the general public. ' 4. Surface soil (top four inches) shall be stripped and stockpiled, includ- ing existing vegetal;ion, and then reshaped and contoured over the dis- turbed area. ' 5. Rehabilitation shall be an ongoing process. The recontoured land sha71 be revegetated in tFie fall of the year, using the following seed fo rnula: ' Little rabbitbrush 2 lbs/acre Pure Live Seed Fairway wheatgrass 6 lbs/acre " Sand Dropseed 1 lb/acre " Four-wing saltbush 2 lbs/acre " All seed shall be drilled, except in areas too steep or too small to make this feasible. In areas where the seed must be broadcast, the seed formula shall be doubled. t 6. ldater shall be used to control fugitive dust during mining, sorting, and rock crushing operations. ' 7. The permittee shall not remove more than 50,000 cubic yards of material over the life of the permit. 8. The existing access and haul roads shall continue to be used. ' 9. Drainage systems shall not be blocked. No cuts or fills shall be made near or in streams wi~ich will result in siltation or accumulation of debris. ' All damage to streams must be repaired to the satisfaction of the District Manager or his authorized representative. ' 10. All survey monuments, witness corners, reference monuments, and bearing trees must be protected against destruction, obliteration, or damage. Any damaged or obliterated markers must be reestablished in accordance with ' accepted survey practices at expense of permittee.