Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Director of the Western Region of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director), the Authorized Officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer. (2) The lessee shall protect all cultural properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officer. (3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee. (4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different. (5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Coal Lease Readjustment (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.), Coal Lease Readjustment (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.), Coal Lease Readjustment (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Assistant Director of the Western Region Support Center of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer Office of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Assistant Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officer.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Assistant Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Coal Lease (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.), Coal Lease (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Assistant Director of the Western Region Support Center of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Assistant Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Assistant Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Coal Lease Readjustment (Foundation Coal Holdings, Inc.), Coal Lease Readjustment (Arch Coal Inc)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Assistant Director of the Western Region Support Center of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Assistant Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Assistant Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Coal Lease (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.), Coal Lease (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, or historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Assistant Director of the Western Region Support Center of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Assistant Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Assistant Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Coal Lease (Arch Coal Inc), Coal Lease (Seneca Coal Co)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Assistant Director of the Western Region Support Center of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Assistant Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out our mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Assistant Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate examine or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to no protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Coal Lease Readjustment (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.), Coal Lease Readjustment (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Director of the Western Region of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director), the Authorized Officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officer.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Assistant Director of the Western Region Support Center of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Assistant Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation plan or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Assistant Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Coal Lease Readjustment (Foundation Coal Holdings, Inc.)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb The Lessee shall contact the surface of the leased landsAO with sufficient information and request a determination if a cultural inventory and/or tribal consultation is necessary. If it is necessary and prior to BLM approval to initiate potash production, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by to BLM Utah Class III inventory standards on all lands where they may be surface disturbance within the Authorized Officer boundaries of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensityleased lands. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologisti.e. Archaeologist, historian, or historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a AO. A report shall be generated of the inventory and recommendations recommendation for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Director of the Western Region of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director), the Authorized Officer of the BLM, if activities that are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if differentidentified. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Director, or Authorized Officer, AO to protect cultural resources on the leased landsland. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officer.
(3) AO. The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) Lessee. The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties within the lease area from lease related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented. If cultural resources are discovered during the operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Director is not availableAO. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as without written authorization from the AO. It may be subsequently authorized by necessary for the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (lessee to hire a cultural contractor to assist the BLM in determining the following: 1) whether the materials appear eligible for the National Historic Register of Historic Places; 2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by mitigation measures that the lessee unless otherwise specified by will likely have to undertake before the Authorized Officer site can be used (assuming in situ preservation is not necessary); and, 3) a time frame for the AO to complete an expedited review under 36 CFR 800.11 to confirm, through the State Historic Preservation Officer, that the findings of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) AO are correct and that mitigation is appropriate. All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if BLM it the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Director of the Western Region of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officerauthorized officer), and the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Director, or Authorized Officerauthorized officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation plan or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer, or the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Regional Director or Authorized Officer authorized officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Coal Lease (Cloud Peak Energy Inc.)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, BLM if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Assistant Director of the Western Region Support Center of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Assistant Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation plan or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Assistant Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource resources specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, BLM if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Director of the Western Region of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officerauthorized officer), and the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measuresmeasurers, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Director, or Authorized Officerauthorized officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation plan or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures measurers shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer, or the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Regional Director or Authorized Officer authorized officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under PALEONTOLOGICAL RESOURCES - If paleontological resources, either large and conspicuous, and/or of significant scientific value are discovered during constructed, the jurisdiction find will be reported to the authorized officer immediately. Construction will be suspended within 250 feet of said find. An evaluation of the United States paleontological discovery will be made by a BLM approved professional paleontologist within five (5) working days, weather permitting, to determine the appropriate action(s) to prevent the potential loss of any significant paleontological value. Operations within 250 feet of such discovery will not be resumed until ownership written authorization to proceed is determined under applicable lawissued by the authorized officer. The lessee will hear the cost of any required paleontological appraisals, surface collection of fossils, or salvage of any large conspicuous fossils of significant scientific interest discovered during the operations.
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Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee Lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Assistant Director of the Western Region Support Center of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee Lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Assistant Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee Lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer.
(2) The lessee Lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lesseeLessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee Lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Assistant Director is not available. The lessee Lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Modified Coal Lease (Arch Coal Inc)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, BLM if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Assistant Director of the Western Region Support Center of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director)Mining, the Authorized Officer authorized officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Assistant Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officerauthorized officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural resource properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation plan or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officerplan.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Assistant Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Assistant Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee surface managing agency unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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Samples: Coal Lease Readjustment (Foundation Coal Holdings, Inc.)
Cultural Resources. (1) Before undertaking any activities that may disturb the surface of the leased lands, the lessee shall conduct a cultural resource intensive field inventory in a manner specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different, on portions of the mine plan area and adjacent areas, or exploration plan area, that may be adversely affected by lease-related activities and which were not previously inventoried at such a level of intensity. The inventory shall be conducted by a qualified professional cultural resource specialist (i.e., archeologist, historian, historical architect, as appropriate), approved by the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency (BLM, if the surface is privately owned), and a report of the inventory and recommendations for protecting any cultural resources identified shall be submitted to the Regional Director of the Western Region of the Office of Surface Mining (the Western Regional Director), the Authorized Officer of the BLM, if activities are associated with coal exploration outside an approved mining permit area (hereinafter called Authorized Officer), and the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if different. The lessee shall undertake measures, in accordance with instructions from the Western Regional Director, or Authorized Officer, to protect cultural resources on the leased lands. The lessee shall not commence the surface disturbing activities until permission to proceed is given by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer.
(2) The lessee shall protect all cultural properties that have been determined eligible to the National Register of Historic Places within the lease area from lease-related activities until the cultural resource mitigation measures can be implemented as part of an approved mining and reclamation or exploration plan unless modified by mutual agreement in consultation with the State Historic Preservation Officer.
(3) The cost of conducting the inventory, preparing reports, and carrying out mitigation measures shall be borne by the lessee.
(4) If cultural resources are discovered during operations under this lease, the lessee shall immediately bring them to the attention of the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer, or the Authorized Officer of the surface managing agency, if the Western Regional Director is not available. The lessee shall not disturb such resources except as may be subsequently authorized by the Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer. Within two (2) working days of notification, the Assistant Western Regional Director or Authorized Officer will evaluate or have evaluated any cultural resources discovered and will determine if any action may be required to protect or preserve such discoveries. The cost of data recovery for cultural resources discovered during lease operations shall be borne by the lessee unless otherwise specified by the Authorized Officer of the BLM or of the surface managing agency, if different.
(5) All cultural resources shall remain under the jurisdiction of the United States until ownership is determined under applicable law.
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