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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2007069
IBM Index Class Name
GENERAL DOCUMENTS
Doc Date
6/4/2009
Doc Name
Notice of Complaint
From
High Line Canal Co.
To
Centennial State Paving
Permit Index Doc Type
Gen. Correspondence
Email Name
BMK
Media Type
D
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<br />3. CENTENNIAL commits that if around water is encountered duri.na <br />mining it will stop mining said area and cover the exposed water <br />area with a minimum of two (2) feet of soil. (overburden). Anv <br />area that is found to have ground water within two (2) feet of <br />the surface will not be mined. <br />9. Both parties agree to work out any grievances in a t i me.l %l <br />good faith approach. <br />10. No dewatering flows will be added to the Company's Canal , <br />during mining operations unless there is an agreement in place <br />with the Company. This will require that plans, specifications <br />and water quality information be reviewed and approved by the <br />Canal Company's engineer prior to completion of such a subsequent <br />agreement. <br />11. To monitor any seepage from the Canal into the pit-.:;, <br />CENTENNIAL shall upon reasonable request by the Company add <br />monitoring devices to effectively assess losses to the Canal due <br />to seepage from dewatering activities, including measuring weirs <br />and continuous recorders as approved by the Canal Company's <br />engineer. The monitoring devices will stay in place for a <br />sufficient period after reclamation to effectively establish that", <br />there is no damage from seepage to the Canal. <br />12. CENTENNIAL shall not interfere with or prevent access across <br />the Property for HIGH LINE personnel or their representatives to <br />perform Canal maintenance and operation activities. <br />13. During mining and reclamation activities, which are <br />estimated to take approximately ?Q years to complete, roaci5 <br />will be available and access will be allowed for the riaintenan:-- <br />and operation of the Company's Canal. CENTENNIAL further <br />acknowledges the Company's historic non-exclusive easement-. and <br />all existing rights associated with the Canal. CENTENNIAL will be <br />responsible for maintaining ingress and egress to the Canal and <br />will not place stockpiles or equipment within the easement that <br />could block access for the Company without written notification <br />and approval of the Company. <br />14. CENTENNIAL agrees to provide compensation for anv unforeseen <br />damage to the Canal or associated structures caused by m.in_inq <br />activities. However, prior to commencing mining, CENTENNIAL will <br />work with representatives of the Company to specifically address <br />the details needed to insure that the Canal and appurtenant <br />structures are protected. <br />15. CENTENNIAL agrees to pay for the Company's legal and <br />-3-
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