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• appropriate representatives of Teller County, CC&V may later propose to retain <br />and utilize some of the existing facilities; however, it is not possible to specify <br />which facilities at the present time. <br />Once mining operations have ceased, portable equipment within the processing <br />area will be removed. Buildings and foundations either will be demolished and <br />removed from the site or buried in place to a depth that will allow planting. The <br />areas of land disturbed by these activities will be regraded, covered with suitable <br />growth medium (to an average depth of approximately six inches when material is <br />available), and revegetated. <br />Chemicals and reagents will be removed, along with their empty containers, and <br />disposed of appropriately at off-site facilities. <br />Facilities will be dismantled and salvaged, as appropriate, after mining and <br />leaching operations are completed. Many of the materials in these facilities have <br />salvage value; however, the computations for the financial warranty in Section <br />12.0 do not assume credit for salvage. Following demolition and salvage, <br />• remaining debris for burial will be removed to an OSA, one of the mine areas, or <br />to the ESP footprint areas, or will be buried in-place (e.g., concrete foundations). <br />These areas will be graded and growth medium applied to the extent available <br />prior to seeding. <br />• Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Company <br />Cresson Project Mine Life Extension <br />11-16