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DRMS Permit Index
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P2010022
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
9/6/2012
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BLM RECOMMENDS RELEASE
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Introduction <br />On 08/09/20121 inspected Lynx - Royal's EG -PR1 notice level drilling project. Only one of several planned <br />holes was drilled. The hole was drilled the previous year. <br />Description <br />Access to the site was mostly by existing roads that cross several gates on private land. It would be very <br />hard for the general public to come across this site. Only a single hole was drilled out of three proposed <br />drill holes. The access road to the drill site looked good. The drill site itself had vegetation that was a little <br />sparse, but which was definitely coming in well for only a year. A couple of mullen plants were observed <br />and hand pulled. The backscattered brush on the site looked very good. <br />Because the access to the site requires crossing several locked gates, I think it is unlikely that this site will <br />become re- disturbed by campers and other BLM land users. Because of this, combined with the <br />establishment of vegetation, I am recommending that the bond be released for this drill site, and that the <br />notice be closed in LR -2000. The amount of outstanding liability from the presently existing disturbance at <br />the area is likely less than the cost -to- government of continuing additional inspections at the site, in addition <br />to the wear and tear on the slightly traveled access road. <br />D� <br />SEp 0 6 2012 <br />MnaaNGO FIELD �e TC1E0N, <br />Action Items <br />Recommend bond release to DRMS <br />1 of 4 <br />James Blair <br />Geologist <br />Tres Rios Field Office <br />Solid Minerals Inspection Report <br />Bureau of Land Management <br />Tres Rios Field Office <br />29211 Hwy 184 <br />Dolores, CO 81323 <br />Type of Operation <br />3809 Notice Level Drilling <br />Project Name <br />EG -PR1 <br />Serial Number <br />COC -74602 <br />Compan /Org. <br />Lynx - Royal <br />Inspection Date <br />August 09, 2012 <br />Others Present <br />Ryan Weidert - - Lynx -Royal <br />Inspection Time <br />8:00 AM <br />Inspected By <br />James Blair <br />Report Date <br />August 28, 2012 <br />Legal <br />T.41 N., R.18W., Sec 14 <br />Introduction <br />On 08/09/20121 inspected Lynx - Royal's EG -PR1 notice level drilling project. Only one of several planned <br />holes was drilled. The hole was drilled the previous year. <br />Description <br />Access to the site was mostly by existing roads that cross several gates on private land. It would be very <br />hard for the general public to come across this site. Only a single hole was drilled out of three proposed <br />drill holes. The access road to the drill site looked good. The drill site itself had vegetation that was a little <br />sparse, but which was definitely coming in well for only a year. A couple of mullen plants were observed <br />and hand pulled. The backscattered brush on the site looked very good. <br />Because the access to the site requires crossing several locked gates, I think it is unlikely that this site will <br />become re- disturbed by campers and other BLM land users. Because of this, combined with the <br />establishment of vegetation, I am recommending that the bond be released for this drill site, and that the <br />notice be closed in LR -2000. The amount of outstanding liability from the presently existing disturbance at <br />the area is likely less than the cost -to- government of continuing additional inspections at the site, in addition <br />to the wear and tear on the slightly traveled access road. <br />D� <br />SEp 0 6 2012 <br />MnaaNGO FIELD �e TC1E0N, <br />Action Items <br />Recommend bond release to DRMS <br />1 of 4 <br />James Blair <br />Geologist <br />Tres Rios Field Office <br />
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