Interim Reclamation Sample Clauses

Interim Reclamation. ‌ If the proposed xxxxx prove to be productive, interim reclamation will be completed to reduce the area of long-term disturbance. During interim reclamation, some portions of the proposed areas would be fully reclaimed (re-contoured and reseeded) and some portions would only be reseeded. The driving and working areas needed for production operations would remain disturbed throughout the life of the proposed xxxxx on each pad. After completion of xxxxx, a standard 16-foot-wide driving surface looping around the well heads and providing access to the facilities area (~0.52 acres) and the facilities area itself (~0.69 acres) would remain un-reclaimed on each well pad for the life of the xxxxx (~1.21 acres). A working area including the center of the loop of road and a level surface surrounding the well heads (~1.99 acres) would not be re- contoured; however, these working areas would be reseeded. The remainder of the well pad and construction buffer zone (~5.06 acres) would be re-contoured and reseeded. The reclamation estimates presented here are based on LOGOS’s typical five-well well pad without taking into account any cut or fill estimates. Individual well pads would likely vary from these standard assumed estimates. During interim reclamation, approximately 15 feet of the 30-foot wide access road disturbance corridors would be fully reclaimed assuming Resource Road designation is given A 14-foot wide running surface and the bottoms of the bar ditches along either side would remain unreclaimed for the life of the project and only be fully reclaimed at the end of the project. Interim reclamation would be initiated according to BLM requirements and consultations. If drilling is delayed after a well pad has been constructed, LOGOS would follow BLM requirements to address a site- stabilization plan. The BLM-FFO would be notified at least 48 hours prior to the start of interim reclamation activities. Interim reclamation could occur simultaneously with production. Details of the interim reclamation process (including the seed mixture) would be provided in the individual Surface Reclamation Plans. During this phase, a bulldozer and a tractor with seeding capabilities would be used. Approximately four personnel would be required. In areas that would be fully reclaimed, slopes would be re-contoured to pre-construction topographical contours, if possible. LOGOS would diminish the evidence of cuts, fills, and flat well pad surfaces. In areas that are to be fully re...
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Interim Reclamation. Debris, equipment, supplies, including, but not limited to, plastic, pipe, cable, and equipment or materials associated with drilling, re-entry, or completion operations shall be removed after drilling is complete. All pits, cellars, rat holes, and other bore holes unnecessary for further lease operations will be backfilled as soon as possible. No such materials will be buried or burned in lieu of removal without the prior consent of the Owner. Lessee shall take all reasonable precautions to prevent erosion on the Fee Lands occurring as a result of its operations. If settling occurs in any excavation associated with Lessee’s operations, Lessee will promptly fill and compact the area to eliminate the settling.
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Interim Reclamation. While the parties acknowledge that Contractor shall have no responsibilities pertaining to final reclamation of the Mine site, Contractor agrees that it will properly conduct any interim reclamation required by applicable federal, state or local laws, rules or regulations or contemplated under any Permits in connection with the performance of the Work and any Force Account Work (for example, by segregating required or reasonably recommended amounts of topsoil), in such a manner as to allow for completion of final reclamation of the Mine site. The removal of cactus and other sensitive flora and fauna ahead of construction and mining is the responsibility of MSR. Contractor shall, however, refrain from removing any cactus or other sensitive flora and fauna existing on the Mine site and on any adjacent area. Contractor shall be responsible for any loss or damages sustained by MSR on account of Contractor's failure to abide by this provision. Contractor shall be paid for any such interim reclamation work at the hourly rates for Contractor's Equipment set forth in Appendix A.
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