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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
X200923100
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
1/20/2009
Doc Name
NOI Application
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Hydro-Environmental Solutions, Inc
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DRMS
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JDM
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with the terms of this Le:` as of the date it is postmarked. Notice ter - essor shall be given in like maiiner, <br />addressed to the State Board of Land Commissioners' Denver, ColL...do address. <br />19. EXPLORATION -- An exploration Notice of Intent submitted to and approved by the Division of Minerals <br />and Geology is required and must be obtained before any field work of any type or kind is undertaken. <br />A restoration bond with the Division of Minerals and Geology is required in conjunction with this Notice <br />of Intent. The bond required by the Division of Minerals and Geology for exploration activities shall be <br />the sole bond required, unless a change in applicable laws, rules or regulations requires an increase in or <br />additional bonding; in which case the appropriate bonding will.be implemented. The proposed type and <br />method of exploration shall be outlined on the application for an exploration permit. <br />Lessee is required to keep an accurate log or record of all surface and subsurface exploration. This <br />exploration work shall be tied to a corner established by an official USGS survey. All such logs and/or <br />records may be requested by Lessor at any time, but Lessor agrees that during the term of this Lease all <br />such information so supplied by Lessee shall remain confidential and unpublished insofar as it is consistent <br />within the law. <br />20. PROTECTION AGAINST SURFACE DAMAGE -- To the extent Lessor has the right to grant. such, <br />Lessee shall have the right to utilize as much of the surface of the lands above the Leased Premises. as is <br />necessary for mining operations, including the right to subside the surface in connection with its mining <br />operation. Except as otherwise limited in paragraph E, page 2, Lessee shall be liable and agrees to pay <br />for all damages to the surface, livestock, growing crops, water wells, reservoirs, or other improvements <br />caused by Lessee's operations on said lands; furthermore, Lessee shall be responsible for the eradication <br />and control of noxious weeds on the Leased Premises as a result of Lessee's operations or subsidence. <br />Further, it is understood that this Lease is subject to surface patents, deeds, and certificates of purchase, <br />and Lessee shall assume responsibility for all claims arising from damages to the surface above the Leased <br />Premises caused by Lessee's operations. <br />21. HOLD HARMLESS -- Lessee shall indemnify. Lessor against all liability and loss, and against all claims <br />and actions, including the defense of such claims or actions, based upon or arising out of damage -or injury, <br />including death, to persons or property caused by or sustained in connection with this lease or by conditions <br />created thereby, or based upon any violation of any statute, ordinance, or regulation. <br />22. BOND - It is agreed that no operations are to be commenced 'on the Leased Premises unless and until <br />Lessee or Lessee's agent has filed a good and sufficient bond with Lessor in an amount fixed by Lessor, <br />to secure the payment for damages caused by Lessee's or Lessee's agent's operations on said lands. Lessor <br />reserves the right to grant relief from the foregoing bond requirements. Lessor may require the bond to <br />be held in full force and effect for one year after cessation of operations for which' the bond was iritended. <br />This requirement may be waived in favor of the requirements of the Division of Minerals and Geology. <br />23. COAL MINE GAS -- Methane gas or other volatile gases produced, saved and/or sold by the coal mining <br />Lessee from mineable coal measures and from roofs and floors of mineable coal measures shall be the <br />property of that Lessee provided that the gas is removed as a mining safety procedure prior to mining and <br />that a royalty be paid to Lessor per the terms set forth in Lessor's then current oil and gas leases. Gas that <br />is uneconomical to produce may be vented or flared provided that the venting or flaring complies with all <br />federal, state and local requirements.. Methane gas or other volatile gases produced by the oil and gas <br />lessees from the mineable coal measures and from roofs and floors of mineable coal measures prior to <br />mining shall be the property of the oil and gas lessee under the terms of the oil and gas lease, so long as <br />the terms in this paragraph are consistent within the law. "Roof" means the rock immediately above and <br />in contact with the mineable coal measure. "Floor" means the rock immediately below and in contact with <br />the mineable coal measure. <br />Page 7 of 10
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