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1991, after a series of negoti ions, Resources and the Division <br /> entered into an agreement ("th Agreement") that provided <br /> Resources with an opportunity to sell the mine and specified a <br /> schedule ("the Schedule") under which reclamation of the mine was <br /> to be implemented if Resources were unable to sell it . The <br /> reclamation set forth in the Agreement was to be performed <br /> pursuant to the reclamation plan that had been approved in 1988 by <br /> �C_ the Division and the Mined Land Reclamata on Board ("the Board") .' <br /> �I an May 22, 1991, the Boara issued an order approving the <br /> Agreement, including the schedule (',the Board Order") . The <br /> Schedule provided that Resources was to perform reclamation <br /> hegi.nning June 1. 1992 and continuing through the spring and <br /> summer saaeonz of 1993 and 1994, if Resources was unable to sell <br /> 001/ <br /> (OpT-the mine site. The Sohodule set January 15, 1992 £ox a meeting r� <br /> �� �' r�betvrG the Board at which Reeouraam wao to report to the "yiaion /� !a <br /> , �f regarding its reclamation plan, if the mine did not sell. <br /> „ in January 1992, Resources advised the Board that it was <br /> trying to sell the mine, and that it was contemplating bankruptcy <br /> eH^,,�(-R-prc y ry 15 SWt r s-57?G�— <br /> as a tool to permit the mine to be transferred to a new operator. <br /> The Board postponed the January 15, 1992 meeting, upon the 5 <br /> 7-7r 15 <br /> recognition t t negotiations to sell the mine were on-going. c 4//212ee_7r <br /> 7 <br /> 'The Board is a legislatively-created entity that has the <br /> authority to carry out, administer, and enforce the provisions of <br /> the Colorado Surface Coal. Mining Reclamation Act ("CSCMRA") , <br /> C.R.S. § 34-33-104 and S 34-33-105 (1993 Supp. ) . <br /> -2- <br /> 170'd 99E## WU80:0T S66T `bT ddd 9E20Tbz ME T :01 1Vjnj.au:Wpdd <br />