Mining Plan. (a) Prior to constructing any surface installation or commencing mine development on the leased lands, the Lessee shall file with the Realty Officer three (3) copies of a plan for the proposed mining operations and shall obtain the Realty Officer’s approval of such plan. Such mining plan shall be consistent with the “Reclamation Permit Application” (hereinafter “Application”) to be filed with the Colorado MLRB in accordance with “Rule 1.4” and “Rule 6” of the “Mineral Rules and Regulations” of the Colorado MLRB, as these rules may be amended. The Mining Plan shall include all information required by the “Application”, and in addition, must specifically include the following information:
(1) A site-specific environmental analysis;
(2) A description of specific measures to be taken to assure compliance with the requirements of Article XI “ENVIRONMENTAL REQUIREMENTS”, including methods of reclamation contemplated by the Lessee; and
(3) The specific information outlined in Appendix “C” of this Lease.
(b) All Mining Plans submitted to the Realty Officer pursuant to this Article XIII and all proposed activities contained therein shall be reviewed by DOE in accordance with 10 CFR Part 1021 “National Environmental Policy Act Implementing Procedures”.
(c) If preparation and filing of a Mining Plan for the entire operation is dependent on factors which cannot or will not be determined except during the progress of mining activities, a April 2008 DERO0108LM70XXX partial plan may be submitted and approved from time to time; provided however, that the Lessee shall not perform mining activities not described in an approved plan.
(d) Changes may be made in the approved Mining Plan by mutual written agreement of the Lessee and the Realty Officer. Approval is contingent upon the Lessee notifying all other appropriate agencies (as outlined in Appendix “C”) of the proposed changes.
Mining Plan. From time to time at Dakota's request, Coteau shall provide to Dakota in writing a Mining Plan to furnish Dakota's Requirements from the Dedicated Lignite. The Mining Plan shall be in accordance with sound engineering and design practices and applicable laws, rules and regulations and shall include production schedules, manpower and equipment requirements, estimated costs per Ton, time schedules for mine development, estimated dates of initial production and full production, method of operation, including method of operation of any lignite handling facilities, reclamation and permitting schedules, capital expenditure and operating cost requirements, mine design, mine projection maps, mine progression and reserve studies and such other data as may be reasonably requested by Dakota. The Mining Plan shall be in such detail and format as may be reasonably requested by Dakota. Within seventy-five (75) days after receipt by Dakota of such Mining Plan, Dakota shall give Coteau written notice of Dakota's approval or disapproval of the Mining Plan. If Dakota does not give such notice within such seventy-five (75) days, Dakota shall be deemed to have approved such Mining Plan. If Dakota disapproves the Mining Plan or any portion(s) thereof, Dakota shall state in detail in its notice of disapproval the reason(s) for such disapproval and Coteau and Dakota shall meet promptly and attempt in good faith to settle their differences with respect to the Mining Plan. If Coteau and Dakota are unable to resolve their differences within thirty (30) days after Coteau's receipt from Dakota of such notice of disapproval, Dakota may reasonably direct Coteau, subject to Section 16.4 hereof, as to the revisions to be made in the Mining Plan and Coteau shall make such revisions. The Mining Plan shall be reviewed and revised or expanded annually (or as necessary) with the written approval of Dakota. Such revisions shall be based upon the then current projections developed by Coteau and requirements of applicable law, rules and regulations and shall be subject to approval by Dakota as provided above. No material modification of or deviation from the Mining Plan shall be made without the written approval of Dakota, which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. It is recognized by the Parties that, subject to the duties imposed upon Coteau pursuant to Section 16.4 hereof, Coteau may make minor modifications of or deviations from the Mining Plan without Dakota's approval. Coteau shall...
Mining Plan. The Administrative Agent and the Banks shall have received and be satisfied with a mining plan as described in Section 6.13(a).
Mining Plan. Prior to commencing any mining activities, Lessee shall submit a written general mining plan ("Mining Plan") to the Lessor for Lessor's approval which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld.
Mining Plan. Prepare and deliver to the Banks
(a) on each anniversary of the Closing Date, an annual calculation of minable reserves for a portion of the material mining properties of the US Borrower and its Subsidiaries (such materiality to be reasonably determined by the Administrative Agent), together with a Credit Agreement Final detailed five year mine plan for such reserves and a conceptual mine plan for recovery of such reserves for an additional five year period (such portion to be determined by the US Borrower, but provided that the Banks shall have received, by the second anniversary of the Closing Date and the end of each successive two-year period thereafter, such information with respect to all such material mining properties), and
(b) within 12 months of any Permitted Acquisition which involves material mining properties, the mine plans described in clause (a) above prepared with respect to such acquired mining properties.
Mining Plan. Prepare and deliver to the Banks (a) on each anniversary of the Closing Date, an annual calculation of minable reserves for the Lompoc, California, Zacoalco, Mexico, Quincy, Washington, Alicante, Spain, Murat, France and No Aqua, New Mexico mining properties together with a detailed five-year mine plan for such reserves and a conceptual mine plan for recovery of such reserves for an additional five year period and (b) within 12 months of any Permitted Acquisition which involves material mining properties, the mine plans described in clause (a) above prepared with respect to such acquired mining properties.
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Mining Plan a) The mine plan (“Mine Plan”) shall be produced and approved by a management committee (the “Management Committee”). The Management Committee shall consist of Xx. Xxx XxXxxxxxx, or deSignate appointed by 2196936 and Xx. Xxx Xxxxx or designate appointed by GEMXX, for a total of two (2) people. The Management Committee’s responsibilities shall include, but not be limited to:
i) Preparing a mine plan:
(1) processing of material including pay dirt, and production of precious metals or other resources or commodities therefrom.
(2) excavation and transportation of material including pay dirt to the processing plant, and transportation of resulting excess material and tailings away from the processing plant.
Mining Plan. Prepare and deliver to the Banks
(a) on the second anniversary of the Closing Date and every other year thereafter, an annual calculation of minable reserves for the material mining properties of the Borrower and its Subsidiaries, as determined by the Administrative Agent, together with a detailed five-year mine plan for such reserves and a conceptual mine plan for recovery of such reserves for an additional five-year period and
(b) within 12 months of any Permitted Acquisition which involves material mining properties, the mine plans described in clause (a) above prepared with respect to such acquired mining properties.
Mining Plan. All OCS mineral development and production activities shall be conducted in accordance with a Mining Plan submitted by the lessee and approved by the Director. A Mining Plan shall include comprehensive detailed descriptions, illustrations, and explanations of the proposed OCS mineral development, production, and processing activities and accurately present the lessee’s proposed plan of operation. A Mining Plan at a minimum shall include the following:
(a) A narrative description of the mining activities including:
(1) The OCS mineral(s) or material(s) to be recovered;
(2) Estimates of the number of tons and grade(s) of ore to be recovered;
(3) Anticipated annual production;
(4) Volume of ocean bottom expected to be disturbed (area and depth of disruption) each year; and
(5) All activities of the mining cycle from extraction through processing and waste disposal.
(b) Maps of the lease showing water depths, the outline of the mineral deposit(s) to be mined with cross sections showing thickness, and the area(s) anticipated to be mined each year.
(c) The name, registration, and type of equipment to be used, including vessel types as well as their navigation and mobile communication systems, and transportation corridors to be used between the lease and shore.
(d) Information showing that the equipment to be used (including the vessel) is capable of performing the intended operation in the environment which will be encountered.
(e) A description of equipment to be used in mining, processing, and transporting of the ore.
(f) A schedule indicating the anticipated starting and completion dates for each activity described in the plan.
(g) For onshore processing, a description of how OCS minerals are to be processed and how the produced OCS minerals will be weighed, assayed, and royalty determinations made.
(h) For at-sea processing, additional information including type and size of installation or structures and the method of tailings disposal.
(i) A list of known archaeological resources on the lease and the measures to be taken to assure that the proposed mining activities do not damage those resources.
(j) Description of any potential conflicts with other uses and users of the area.
(k) A detailed description of the nature and occurrence of the OCS mineral deposit(s) in the leased area with adequate maps and sections.
(l) A detailed description of development and mining methods to be used, the proposed sequence of mining or development, the expected production ra...
