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surface activity that may impact the sites shall require that <br />the sites be reevaluated and NRHP eligibility determined <br />prior to the initiation of any such ground disturbing <br />activity. <br />(5) If a surface subsidence occurs, the applicant <br />shall monitor the disturbed area for the presence of invasive, <br />non-native, and/or noxious plant species that may become <br />established as a result of the subsidence. The applicant will <br />be responsible for eradicating cheatgrass, noxious weeds, <br />and/or problem weeds should they occur and/or increase in <br />density as a result of the proposed action. <br />(6) Upon detection of noxious, non-native, and/or <br />invasive plant species, the applicant will control their presence <br />before seed production using materials and methods as outlined <br />in the RMP and/or authorized in advance by the White River <br />Field Office Manager. <br />(7) Application of herbicides must be under field <br />supervision of an EPA certified pesticide applicator. Herbicides <br />must be registered by the EPA and application proposals must be <br />approved by the BLM. <br />(8) The applicant shall be required to collect and <br />properly dispose of any solid waste generated by the proposed <br />actions. <br />(9) The operator is responsible for informing all <br />persons who are associated with the project operations that <br />they will be subject to prosecution for knowingly disturbing <br />paleontological sites, or for collecting fossils. If fossil <br />Blue Mountain Enerev. Inc. <br />(Company or Lessee Name) <br />By <br />(Signature of Lessee) <br />(Title) <br />~~ti~ns~ aS aov7 <br />(Date) <br />materials are uncovered during any project or construction <br />activities, the operator is to immediately stop activities in the <br />immediate area of the find that might further disturb such <br />materials, and immediately contact the AO. Within five <br />working days the AO will inform the operator as to: <br />~ whether the materials appear to be of noteworthy <br />scientific interest <br />• the mitigation measures the operator will likely <br />have to undertake before the site can be used <br />(assuming in situ preservation is not feasible) <br />If the operator wishes, at any time, to relocate activities to <br />avoid the expense of mitigation and/or the delays <br />associated with this process, the AO will assume <br />responsibility for whatever recordation and stabilization of <br />the exposed materials maybe required. Otherwise, the <br />operator will be responsible for mitigation cost. The AO will <br />provide technical and procedural guidelines for the conduct of <br />mitigation. Upon verification from the AO that the required <br />mitigation has been completed, the operator will then be <br />allowed to resume construction. <br />(10) If, in the future, it becomes necessary to excavate <br />into the underlying rock formation to construct any mine <br />facilities, except bore holes, a paleontological monitor shall be <br />required to be present before and during any such excavations <br />into the underlying rock formations. <br />United States of America <br />By <br />Lynn R. Rust <br />Deauty State Director. Division of Encrey Lands and Minerals <br />(Title} <br />(Date) <br />t ttte t s U.S.C. Section 1001, makes it a crime for any person knowingly and willfully to make to any department or agency ofthe United <br />States any false, fictitious or fraudulent statements or representations as to any matter within its jurisdiction <br />