Borrow Pit Sites and Mineral Material Sales Sample Clauses

Borrow Pit Sites and Mineral Material Sales. ‌ USFS must collect fair market value for mineral materials taken from NFS lands. A USFS mineral material contract is required whenever material is removed from a borrow pit or excess material is removed from the construction site. This contract/permit for a borrow pit is for the excavation, crushing, screening, and removal only. Further processing of the material on NFS/BLM lands such as batch plants will require a separate authorization from USFS or BLM. USFS retains the federal management responsibilities for all mineral materials on NFS lands. The negotiated project schedule must reflect all issues and decisions regarding the disposal or use of mineral resources. Excess mineral materials that are generated during construction activities will be temporarily stockpiled in an area designated by USFS/BLM. Such materials are the property of the United States and the sale or disposal of this material will follow the procedures outlined below. The site and length of time the material may be stored will be designated in the project specifications. The BLM does not require a separate authorization for processing materials onsite. If further processing is required and the proposed activity is to be located on NFS/BLM lands, a permit will be necessary to authorize that activity. Mineral material generated on NFS/BLM lands and used in a public purpose project, such as a highway construction project, is free of charge to FHWA or CDOT. Coordination between USFS and CDOT will be required. A “free use” contract/permit may be required. If required, the “free use” contract/permit may be issued to a designated agent (contractor) of FHWA or CDOT at the discretion of USFS. BLM will not issue a permit to a contractor; the BLM will only issue the Free Use Permit to the appropriate government agency (CDOT). CDOT may contract out the removal of the material, but the contractor may not charge for the minerals. Excess material removed from NFS/BLM lands and sold for commercial purposes, other than for public projects, must be purchased by CDOT or by CDOT’s contractor at Fair Market Value. Fair Market Value may be determined by use of existing USFS value schedule or by separate appraisal at the discretion of CDOT. Appraisals conducted by CDOT or private parties must be reviewed and approved by USFS/BLM specialists. The USFS mineral materials contracts and permits will contain requirements to rehabilitate the used borrow pits. The BLM may require a bond covering the cost of reclam...
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