2009-09-11_REVISION - M1997064 (5)

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2. Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment - Fugitive Dust Permit and Plan 3. Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment - Stormwater Discharge Permit - - and Plan . . ...... . . 4. Colorado Department of Transportation - Access permit for use of the existing access from Colorado State Highway 115 to the site - 5. Colorado Department of Natural Resources /State Board o Land ommissioners - lease 6. Colorado Department of Natural Resources / State Board of Land Commissioners - Proof of use of an existing access from Colorado State Highway 115 to site N. Access for hauling material shall be limited to Colorado State Highway 115 at Mile Marker No. 25 (existing access from Colorado State Highway 115 to the site) Southbound only to U.S. Highway 50. No County Roads shall be utilized for hauling of material. 0. The actively mined surface disturbance shall not exceed ten (10) acres. P. The access onto Colorado State Highway 115 shall be protected with a vehicle tracking device, or other means of removing mud from the truck wheels prior to entering the highway. Q. To the extent not otherwise covered by the CDPHE and DRMS permit, Applicant agrees that emissions from material handling (i.e. removal, loading and hauling, etc.), dust from unpaved haul roads, and disturbed surfaces shall be controlled by watering or chemical stabilizers. The stabilizers shall be applied in accordance with recommendations of the manufacturer. R. if a ccnditional use is abandon "A, discontinued or terminated fo. a r°riod of six (6) rnontlic, the approval thereof shall be deemed withdrawn, and the use may not be resumed without approval of a new application. Provided, however, if the holder of the permit intends to, or does temporarily cease the conditional use for six (6) months or more without intending to abandon, discontinue or terminate the use, the holder shall file a notice thereof with the Department prior to the expiration of the six-month period stating the reasons thereof and the plan for the resumption of the use. The requirement of a notice of temporary cessation shall not apply to applicants who have included in their permit applications a statement that the use would continue for less than six (6) months in each year and such fact is noted on the permit. In no case, however, shall temporary cessation of use be continued for more than two (2) years without approval by the Board. The applicant has noted that the mining activity may be in temporary cessation for at least six (6) months, but shall not exceed two (2) years. S. If a Conditional Use Permit is to be transferred, it shall compl), with all applicable Federal, State and Local regulations regarding such transfer. CUP 08-003 Salt Canyon Project Resolution No. 21, Series of 2009 - Page #4 of 5