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established by land use permits previously granted by the County and are as <br />follows: Weld County Road 7 between Colorado State Highway 119 and <br />Colorado State Highway 52; Weld County Road 20.5 between Weld County <br />Road 7 and the entrance to C & M's gravel mine, which is a distance of <br />approximately 7,700 feet; Weld County Road 18 between Weld County Roads <br />7 and 5; and Weld County Road 5 between Weld County Road 18 to County <br />Road 7. <br />2. WMI and C&M are restricted to hauling on the road identified in Pazagraph <br />1 above. Previous haul route restrictions shall not apply and the <br />establishment of the new haul routes does not constitute a substantial change <br />from the restrictions contained in land use permits previously granted by the <br />County, provided WMI and C & M are not in breach of this Agreement. <br />3. The County will, to the best of its ability within the restrictions of the law, <br />require future gravel operators that use the haul routes described in <br />Paragraph 1 above, to participate in Road Maintenance and Improvements <br />Agreements as outlined herein. <br />4. WMI, C & M, or future gravel operators are required to shaze in reasonable <br />future maintenance and improvements when such maintenance is related to <br />their hauling impacts. <br />5. Upon notification by the County, all gravel operators and the County will <br />examine the roads and determine a plan for the maintenance and <br />improvements that are required. <br />6. Upon determining what maintenance and improvements are required, a <br />sepazate agreement shall be drawn detailing the work to be done and how the <br />costs are to be shared. <br />7. It is anticipated WMI, C & M, or future gravel operators will perform the <br />work and share in the equipment, labor, and materials required. Any sharing <br />done between the gravel operators shall be in separate agreements. <br />8. If Weld County does not require a future gravel operator to share a <br />reasonable portion of maintenance and improvements, the County will be <br />responsible for that portion. <br /><). If a gravel operator does not participate as outlined in this Agreement, it will <br />constitute a violation of the operator's land use permits granted by the <br />County. the County will take remedial measures, within a reasonable amount <br />of time, against an operator that does not participate. <br />