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PERMIT TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Sec. 1. Rights conferred by issuance of prospecting permit. Permittee
to the date of expiration of this permit. Unless such an application is filed
is granted the exclusive right to prospect on and explore the lands to
within the time specified, this permit will expire without notice to the
determine the existence of a valuable deposit of the mineral applied
permittee.
for or any compound of that mineral in accordance with the terms and
Sec. 7. Assignments. All assignments or transfers of this permit or of any
conditions of the permit. Permittee must diligently prospect the lands by
interest therein must be filed with the BLM for approval in accordance
core drilling or other acceptable methods. The permittee may remove only
with the provisions of the appropriate regulation and will take effect as
such material as is necessary to demonstrate the existence of a valuable
of the first day of the month following approval thereof, or, if transferee
mineral deposit.
so requests, as of the first day of the month during which such approval
is given.
Sec. 2. Operating regulations. (a) Pennittee must comply with all
regulations of the Secretary of the Interior; and, as to the lands described
Sec. 8. Relinquishment of permit. Permittee may relinquish this permit, in
herein under his jurisdiction, to the regulations and orders of the Secretary
whole or part, by filing in the proper BLM office a written relinquishment
of Agriculture.
which, upon acceptance by the BLM, will be effective as of the date of
(b) Permittee must comply with the provisions of the operating
filing.
regulations of the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) (43 CFR 3590)
Sec. 9 Termination or cancellation. (a) This permit will terminate
and all orders issued pursuant thereto. Copies of the operating regulations
automatically upon failure of the permittee to pay the rental on or before
may be obtained from the BLM.
the anniversary date thereof.
(c) Permittee must maintain a permit bond in the amount determined by
(b) This permit may be cancelled in accordance with the regulations upon
the BLM.
failure by permittee to comply with the regulations or the provisions of the
(d) Permittee must allow inspection of the premises and operations by
law, or for violation of any of the terms or stipulations of the permit and
representatives of the Departments of the Interior, Agriculture, or other
exploration plan. Such cancellation may occur if such failure or default
agency administering the lands and provide for the free ingress and egress
continues for 30 days after service of written notice thereof by the BLM.
of Government officers and users of the lands under authority of the
Sec. 10. Protection of surface, natural resources, and improvements.
United States.
The permittee agrees to take such reasonable steps as may be needed to
Sec. 3. Multiple use. (a) Valid existing rights acquired prior hereto on the
prevent operations on the permitted lands from unnecessarily: (1) causing
lands described herein will not be adversely affected hereby.
or contributing to soil erosion or damaging crops, including forage, and
(b) The granting of this permit will not preclude the issuance of other
timber growth thereon or on Federal or non-Federal lands in the vicinity;
permits, leases, or other development of the same lands.
(2) polluting air and water; (3) damaging improvements owned by the
United States or other parties; or (4) destroying, damaging or removing
(c) The permitted lands will be subject, at all times, to any other lawful
fossils, historic or prehistoric ruins, or artifacts; and upon any partial or
uses by the United States, its lessees, permittees, licensees, and assigns,
total relinquishment or the cancellation or expiration of this permit, or
but such use should not materially interfere with the permittee’s operations
at any other time prior thereto when required and to the extent deemed
hereunder.
necessary by the lessor to fill any pits, ditches and other excavations,
(d) The Government reserves the right to sell or otherwise dispose of
remove or cover all debris, and so far as reasonably possible, restore the
the surface of the permitted lands under existing law or laws hereafter
surface of the permitted land and access roads to their former condition,
enacted, insofar as such disposal will not materially interfere with the
including the removal of structures as and if required. The BLM will
rights of the permittee.
prescribe the steps to be taken and restoration to be made with respect to
(e) The permittee must afford all facilities for inspection of the
the permitted lands and improvements thereon whether or not owned by
prospecting work on behalf of the Secretary of the Interior or head of
the United States.
agency administering the lands and to make a report, on demand, of all
Sec. 11. Antiquities and objects of historic value. When American
matters pertaining to the character, progress, and results of such work.
antiquities or other objects of historic or scientific interest including but
(f) The permittee must observe such conditions as to the use and
not limited to historic or prehistoric ruins, fossils or artifacts are discovered
occupancy of the surface of the lands as provided by law, in case any of
on lands covered by this permit, or discovered during performance of this
said lands will have or may be entered or patented with a reservation of
permit, the item(s) or condition(s) will be left intact and immediately
mineral deposits to the United States.
brought to the attention of the contracting officer or his representative.
Sec. 4. Removal of deposits. Permittee must remove from the lands only
Sec. 12. Discovery of Valuable Deposit: A permittee may file an application
such deposits as may be necessary to experimental work or to establish
for a noncompetitive lease not later than 60 days after expiration of
the existence of valuable deposits within the permit area and must keep a
the prospecting permit. An applicant for a noncompetitive lease must
record of all minerals mined.
show that a valuable deposit of the mineral specified in the prospecting
Sec. 5. Rental. Permittee must pay an annual rental of 50 cents per acre, or
permit was discovered within the permit area and during the life of the
fraction thereof, but not less than $20 per year. The annual rental payment
permit. For noncompetitive lease applications for sodium, potassium and
must be made on or before the anniversary date of the permit, payable to
sulphur, it additionally must be shown that the lands are chiefly valuable
Minerals Management Service.
for that mineral (as opposed to nonmineral disposition of the lands). See
regulations in 43 CFR, Part 3500 for filing requirements for specific
Sec. 6. Extension of permit. (a) This permit may be subject to extension
minerals.
under applicable regulation upon approval by the Bureau of Land
Management (BLM) and upon the showing of entitlement hereto. (No
Sec. 13. Equal opportunity clause. This permit is subject to the provisions
extension may be granted for sodium or sulphur prospecting permits.)
of Executive Order No. 11246 of Sept. 24, 1965, as amended, which sets
forth the nondiscrimination clauses. A copy of this order may be obtained
(b) Application for extension of this permit, where authorized by law or
from the BLM
regulation, must be filed in the proper BLM office at least 90 days prior
.
Sec. 14. Special Stipulations:
(Continued on page 3)
(Form 3510-1, page 2)

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