2008-11-07_GENERAL DOCUMENTS - M2004048

• Permit No: M2004048
• IBM Index Class Name: GENERAL DOCUMENTS
• Doc Date: 11/7/2008
• Doc Name: Expiration of contract
• From: BLM
• To: Robert Daugherty
• Email Name: RCO
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

USDA Dolores Public Lands Office --
29211 Highway 184
PO Box 210
USDA Forest Service Dolores, CO 81323 USDI Bureau of Land Management J
San Juan National Forest Ph [phone] Fax [phone] San Juan Center
Dolores Ranger District Dolores Field Office
http://www.fs.fed.us/r2/sanjuan hftp://www.co.bim.gov
In Reply Refer To: COC 65720,
3600 (CO810) NOP
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Clifton, CO 81520 Sales
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BREACH OF CONTRACT
Dear Mr. Daugherty;
On October 24th, 2003, the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) issued a contract (BLM case #
65720) to you for the sale of 500 tons of decorative rock at the site known as Cedar Point. The
term of the contract was for five years and expired on October 24th, 2008.
Per the terms of the contract, you have sixty days from the date of October 24, 2008, to remove
your equipment, improvements, and other personal property. You are liable for the total
purchase price, even if the quantity of materials you ultimately extract is less than the total value
of the contract (Contract for the Sale of Mineral Materials, section 2). You may not conduct any
additional extraction activities other than to remove any stockpiled material, up to the total value
for which you have paid. Within thirty days of receiving this letter, you must send a written
description of how you propose to remove your personal property and reclaim the site.
A review of the case file shows that the total value of the material that you contracted to buy was
$7500. Per the terms of the contract, you were expected to pay this amount in five installments
of $1500 each. Our records show that you made two payments of $1500 (first and last) in 2003.
You followed up with payments of $1500 each, in 2004 and 2006, for a total of four installments.
Your actions have resulted in a breach of the terms of the contract. You owe a total of $1500 for
this contract. In order to remedy this breach of the contract, you must pay the BLM $1500
within 30 days of receiving this letter.