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the mine tipple, or by state certified scales;•provided that if it is not possible to determine accurately the <br />weight by such means Lessor may, by its duly authorized agent or agents, elect to compute a ton of coal <br />at 27 cubic feet of coal in the solid or by the measurements of the space from which the coal is mined, <br />deducting therefrom all space occupied by slate or other impurities, and in such case the said computation <br />shall be final and binding. upon •Lessee: : f • ; -:::: <br />4. ROYALTY-R4 RIND = At the option`of essor•and•with 6.months': notice to-.Lessee, Lessor may`take= <br />its: royalty. coal in-kind; in which : -event'Lessee shall deliver -such i6yalty'eoal'to - Lessor-- on'the Zeased ' <br />premises; into slurry, pipelines• or onto storage piles designated byl-Lessor;:and Lessee'shall'not in -such case <br />be required td provide free storage or pay slurry charges for any such coal run onto storage piles or into <br />slurry pipelines. = <br />5. EXTENSION -- Lessor is not obligated to issue a new lease or to renew this lease. IioWever, Lessee may <br />have a preferential'right to renew this Lease or to receive a new lease, under the following conditions: <br />A.. -Lessee shall furnish to Lessor satisfactory evidence of plans for' mining during the term of the <br />renewed• lease or during the term oT a new Wise.: <br />Lessee shall furnish adequate geological evidence'to'Lessor that the acreage subject to the renewed <br />or new lease is in fact an integral part of and contains reserves in a logical mining unit. Whether the <br />acreage is or is not a part of a logical mining •unit will. be determined by Lessor. <br />'4 5m extension of.this Lease would; as determined by Lessor, be in the best interest of the State. <br />­- *tthe time of ezpiration•of this Lease,'the following•may'be'considered in•ihedetermination of the <br />conditions df ari• extension or a'iiew leaser ' L <br />B.'' '' 'An advance kiirrimuin r6ydlty,'the amount fo be'neg'otiated'at�the time of�this,extensioii, will'be duh• <br />and pay6le -anndallk•commericing -6i1 the-date this•Lea"se is'renewed'or a'--new lease is'execufed and Shall <br />coritihue until-the expiration of the new or renewed.Tease., T- Wimbuht' inay be' adjusted by lessor of the <br />end• of each five -year peri od of the renewed or new lease. <br />At the end of the lease term oriat any time during this lease tens when a permit issued by the <br />Division of Minerals and Geology• for a mining operation on a specific parcel of these described lands, <br />Lessee may be required to -apply to the Board for•one or more individual -mineral leases of not more than <br />640 acres if state mineral nghts•stand alone; or not more than 1280j acres if state mineral rights have a <br />common boundary, but in no case not more than the acreage of this' lease. <br />6. EXTENSION BY PRODUCTION = This.Lease may not be held in perpetuity; however, this Lease will <br />continue 'in effect subsequent to the Primary.-Term so long as coal- is produced in paying quantities. <br />Cessation of production for a period in excess of 180 consecutive days subsequent to the Primary Term will <br />automatically remove this Lease from producing status unless otherwise agreed to in writing by Lessor. <br />Lessee-shall notify Lessor of each cessation of production, the reasons therefor, and the time period during <br />which,,production will or did cease. "Paying quantities" means'production sufficient to return royalties to - <br />Lessor equal to the advance' minimum royalty: <br />7. PENALTIES — A penalty shall be imposed for, but not limited to, late payments, improper payments, <br />violations of any covenants of this Lease, or any false statements made to Lessor. Penalties shall be <br />determined by'Lessor and may, be in the form of; but not limited to, interest, • fees.- and• fines. , <br />8. OVERRIDING' ROYALTY LIMITATIONS —It -is agreed that this Lease or- any• subsequent assignment <br />hereof shall not be burdened with overriding royalties the aggregate of which exceeds-2 percent of the-gross <br />l Page 4 of 10 <br />