Mont. Admin. r. 36.25.232 - SURFACE LIMITATIONS FOR SEISMOGRAPHIC PERMIT
(1) The permittee shall confine all surface
activity to improved roads during periods when the land surface is wet or is in
such a condition that it may be damaged from travel by heavy vehicles or
trucks. During all other periods, the permittee shall confine all activity
which may disturb the surface to existing trails and terrain which is easily
accessible to normal four-wheel drive travel without winching or other
artificial means. The permittee shall not conduct any type of road construction
activity, including but not limited to, blading and dozing existing roads and
trails, constructing stream crossings, or removal of brush and trees, without
the written permission of the department. The department may grant such
permission only after the permittee has submitted evidence of conditions which
require such road construction and a plan for the road construction which
protects the land surface as much as practicable. The department may impose
requirements on such construction in order to protect the land surface from
erosion or other damage.
(2) The
permittee shall not conduct any type of geophysical testing or measuring which
will disturb the surface or move the earth within 300 feet of any springs,
streams, lakes, water wells, or water storage reservoir facilities. The
permittee shall not conduct any drilling or blasting activities within 1320
feet of any building, structure, water well, or spring or within 660 feet of
any reservoir dam without the written consent of the department. The department
may impose further restrictions when the particular situation warrants other
precautions.
(3) In all operations
on the lands covered by the permit, the permittee shall interfere as little as
practical with the use of the premises for any other purpose to which the same
may have been leased or sold by the state. All necessary precautions shall be
taken to avoid any damage other than normal wear and tear to gates, bridges,
roads, cattle guards, fences, dams, and other improvements.
Notes
77-3-402, MCA; IMP, 77-3-401, MCA;
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