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such fraction of receipts as will, in the opinion of the board, provide assurance that funds will <br />be available for reclamation; <br />(B) Prior to the issuance of a permit, the operator will provide another form of <br />financial warranty as described in this paragraph (f). As the reclamation fund increases in <br />value, the other form of financial warranty may be decreased in value so long as the sum of <br />financial warranties is the amount specified in subsection (4) of this section. <br />(C) Project-related fixtures and equipment, excluding rolling stock, owned or to be <br />owned by the financial warrantor within the permit area will have a salvage value at least <br />equal to the amount of the financial warranty or the appropriate portion of such warranty; <br />(D) Existing liens and encumbrances applicable to project-related fixtures and <br />equipment shall be subordinated to the lien described in section 34-32.5-118; except that <br />liens in favor of the United States, a state, or a political subdivision shall not be so <br />subordinated; <br />(E) Project-related fixtures and equipment shall be maintained in good operating <br />condition and will not be removed from the permit area without the prior consent of the <br />board; <br />(VI) A certified financial statement for the financial warrantor's most recent fiscal <br />year and a certification by an independent auditor that: <br />(A) The financial warrantor is the issuer of one or more currently outstanding senior <br />credit obligations that have been rated by a nationally recognized rating organization; <br />(B) The obligations enjoy a rating by such rating organization of 'A' or better; <br />(C) The financial warrantor's net worth was at least twice the amount of all financial <br />warranties made by such warrantor as of the close of the most recent fiscal year; <br />(VII) A certified financial statement for the financial warrantor's most recent fiscal <br />year and a certification by an independent auditor that as of the close of such year the <br />financial warrantor's: <br />(A) Net worth was at least ten million dollars and was equal to or greater than twice <br />the amount of all financial warranties; <br />(B) Tangible fixed assets in the United States were worth at least twenty million <br />dollars; <br />(C) Total liabilities-to-net-worth ratio was not more than two to one; <br />(D) Net income, excluding nonrecurring items, was positive. Nonrecurring items that <br />affect net income shall be stated in order to determine if they materially affect self-bonding <br />capacity. <br />(VIII) Proof that the operator is a department or division of state government or a unit <br />of county or municipal government. <br />(g) Proof of financial responsibility submitted or revised on or after July 1, 1993, <br />shall be in compliance with subsection (4) of this section. <br />(4) (a) The board shall prescribe the amount and duration of financial warranties, <br />taking into account the nature, extent, and duration of the proposed ruining operation and the <br />magnitude, type, and estimated cost of planned reclamation. <br />(b) (1) In a single year during the life of a permit the amount of required financial