2008-01-28_PERMIT FILE - M2007069 ‎(5)‎

• Permit No: M2007069
• IBM Index Class Name: PERMIT FILE
• Doc Date: 1/28/2008
• Doc Name: Hard copy of agreement between Centennial State and Highline
• From: Dan Henrichs
• To: DRMS
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

8. CENTENNIAL commits that if ground water is encountered during
mining it will stop mining said area and cover the exposed water
area with a minimum of two (2) feet of soil (overburden). Any
area that is found to have ground water within two (2) feet of
the surface will not be mined.
9. Both parties agree to work out any grievances in a timely and
good faith approach.
10. No dewatering flows will be added to the Company's Canal
during mining operations unless there is an agreement in place
with the Company. This will require that plans, specifications
and water quality information be reviewed and approved by the
Canal Company's engineer prior to completion of such a subsequent
agreement.
11. To monitor any seepage from the Canal into the pits,
CENTENNIAL shall upon reasonable request by the Company add
monitoring devices to effectively assess losses to the Canal due
to seepage from dewatering activities, including measuring weirs
and continuous recorders as approved by the Canal Company's
engineer. The monitoring devices will stay in place for a
sufficient period after reclamation to effectively establish that
there is no damage from seepage to the Canal.
12. CENTENNIAL shall not interfere with or prevent access across
the Property for HIGH LINE personnel or their representatives to
perform Canal maintenance and operation activities.
13. During mining and reclamation activities, which are
estimated to take approximately ~ years to complete, roads
will be available and access wil be allowed for the maintenance
and operation of the Company's Canal. CENTENNIAL further
acknowledges the Company's historic non-exclusive easement and
all existing rights associated with the Canal. CENTENNIAL will be
responsible for maintaining ingress and egress to the Canal and
will not place stockpiles or equipment within the easement that
could block access for the Company without written notification
and approval of the Company.
14. CENTENNIAL agrees to provide compensation for any unforeseen
damage to the Canal or associated structures caused by mining
activities. However, prior to commencing mining, CENTENNIAL will
work with representatives of the Company to specifically address
the details needed to insure that the Canal and appurtenant
structures are protected.
15. CENTENNIAL agrees to pay for the Company's legal and
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