MINUTE ITER 7/20/65

12. APPLICATION FOR PROSPECTING PERMIT, MONTEREY' COUNTY; CHARLES CROMER - W.O. 5607, P.R.C. 3339.2.

After consideratioD of Calendar Item 17 attached, and upon. notion duly made and unanimously cavried, the followirz resolution eras adopted:

PURSUANT TO SECTION 6891 OF THE PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE, THE CO MISSION AUTHORIZES THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER TO ISSUE TO CHARLES CMCKER A TWO-TEAR PROSPECTING PERMIT, AUTHORIZING PROSPECTING FOR MIMMALS OTHER THAN OIL AND GAS ON 32.52 ACRES OF LIEU LAND UPON WHICH THE STATE HAS RETAINED ALL MINFRAL RIGHTS, DESCRIBED AS:

ALL THAT REAL PROPERTY SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF ITITIEREY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:

LOT NUMBERED 6 OF SECTION T1IRTY-THRF2 (33), TOWNSHIP TWENTY-THREE (23) SOUTH, BAER Frv'E (5) EAST ., MOT& DIABLO MERIDIAN, AND LOTS NUMBERED 4, 5 AND 7 OF SECTION 1111RTY-THRM (33), TOWNETIIP TWENTY -

(23) SOUTH, RANGE FIVE (5) EAST, MOUNT DIABLO YERIDIAN. EXCEPTING 'T.Y.F-REFROM MAT POICION THEREOF DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT AN IRON PIPE IN 'PRE GROUND WITH A BRASS CAP MARKED T. 23, S. R. S. E. L. P. 1 S. 33, FROM WHICH THE SECTION CORNER TO SECTIONS 33, 34, 4 AM 3 BEARS S. 95° 54' E., 14.70 CHAINS; TBENgE

. 16 15' W., 549.12 MT TO A 3/4" IRON PIPE ON THE SOUTH BOUMOY OF THE TOWNSHIP; THENCE N. 89 ° 30" V. , 166.00 FEET TO A 3/4" IRON PIPE IN THE GROUND ON THE MUTH MUNIARY OF THE TOWNSHIP; THENCE N. 18 ° 15' E., 599.73 FE, ,ET TO A 3/4'' PIPE AND POST IN THE NORTH BOUNDARY OF LOT 7; THENCE S. 76 g 07' E., 158.10 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, CONTAINING 2.07 ACRES. ALSO ALL OF LOT 4, CONTAIN= 0.77 ACI1E. ALSO A RIGHT OF WAY FROM THE COUNTY AND FOREST ROAD OVER THE EXISTING ROAD 15 IEET WIDE MJNNING THROUGH LOT 6 TO TRE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 7 ON THE SOUTH BOL:44DARY OF THE TOWNSHIP, ALL IN SE C T74 33, T. 23, S. 5 E., M.D.M., CALIF. AS SHOWN ON THE UNITED STATES SUPPLE- MENTAL SURVEY DEC. MER 16, 1959. SAID LANDS, MINUS THE EXCEPTIONS, CONTAINING AN AMA. OF 32.52 ACRESKOBE OR LEES.

ROYALTY PAYABLE UNDER ANY PREFERENTIAL LEASE ISSUA) UPON DISCOVERY OF conmER CIALLY VALUABLE Di.7)SITS OP MINERALS, UPON ANY AND ALL MINERALS PRODUCED, EXTRACTED, OR SOLD FROM SAID LEASE Pr-' 1"7SES, TO BE DETERMIED AS FOLLOWS:

1. FOR GOLD, SILVER, OTHER PRECIOUS MINERALS, AND RAD 'ACTIVE MINERALS

R = 3.00 .01 (C - 00)2

2. FOR NONPRECIOUS METALLIC MINERALS

3.00 + 0.,/7 (0 60.00)

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FOR NONMETALLIC MINERALS

R = 1.00 + 0.20 (C - 15.00)

THERE R = ROYALTY IN DOLLARS M CMS PER TON OF ORE

C = WEIGHTED AVERAGE OF GROSS SALES PRICE PER TON OF ORE DETERMINED BY THE ACTUAL GROSS SALES VALUE OF THE ORE SOLD ON A QUARTERLY BASIS LURING THE FIRST 'EAR OF THE LEASE, AND EACH YEAR THEREAFTER THE WEIGHTED AVERAGE TO BE DETERMINED BY THE ACTUAL GROSS SALES VALUE OF THE ORE SOLD WRING THE PREVIOUS YEAR.

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THE MINIMUM ROYALTY ONDER ANY LEASE ISSUED PURSUANT TO THIS

1. FOR GOLD, SILVER, OTHER PRECIOUS MINIMA AND RADIOACTIVE matiETALS,

$3.00 PER TON OF ORE

2.- FOR NO .-MC-IOUS METALLIC IdINERALS,

$3.00 PER TON OF ORE

3. FOR NONMETALLIC MINERALS,

$1.00 PER TON OF ORE

Di• SHALL BE:

THE WEIMUM ROYALTY FOR GOLD, SILVER, OTHER PRECIOUS MINERAL S, AND RADIOACTIVE MINERALS SHALL NOT EXCEED 50 PERCENT OF THE AVERAGE GROSS SALES MICE OF 'LH ORE.

THE MAXIXIM ROYALTY FOR ALL NONTP',ECIOVS METALLIC SHALL NOT EXCEED 25 PERCENT OF taw; AVERAGE GROF. 1-1 Si ES PRICE OF THE ORE.

Attachmen b Calendar Item 17 (2 pages)

NONMETALLIC MINERALS

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CALENDAR ITEM

17.

APPLICATION FOR PROSPECTING PERMIT, MONTEREY COUNTY; CHARLES CROCKER - W.O. 5607.

An application has been r-!c..etved from Charles Crocker. - T1 individual, for a per-mit to prospect for minerals other than oil and gas oJi .52.52 acres of lieu land witsir the SEt of Section 33, T. 23 S., R. 5 E., M.D.B.& M., Monterey County, wherein the State has retained all mineral rights.

Section 6891 of the Public Recources Code provides for the issuance to a qualified applicant of a prospecting permit for lands that are not known mineral lands.

The applicant, who is the surface owner, proposes to explore a number of old abandoned shafts that exist on the property. Gold was discovered in this area 1.4 the past, but not in commercial vaatities. The property is presently being used by the applicant p3 a fsarm_

A field. reconnaissance of. the area has established that the land to be prospected is not known to contain cemmtreially valuable deposits of minerals. The statutory filing fee of $5 has been paid, and the permit fee of $32.52 has been deposited by the applicant.

As required under Section 6890 of the Public Resources Code, the application was referred to the office of the Attorney General, which advised that 4 complies with the applicable laws and the Rules and Regulations of the State Landetommission.

IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT, PURSUANT TO SECTION 6891 OF THE PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE, TUE CO! ass= AUTHORIZE THE EXECUTIVE OFFICER TO ISSUE TO CHARLES CROCKER AND-YEAR PROSPECTING PERMIT, AUTHORIZING PROSPECTING FOR MINERALS OTHER_THAII_OILD GI ON 32.52 ACRES OF LIEU LAND UPON P11411: J1J111 6F26143---ALL MINERAL RIGHTS, DESCRIBED M: _

ALL THAT REAL PROPERTY SITUATE IN THE COUNTY OF x O TEREY„ STATE OF CALIFORNIA, DDSCRTRED AS FOLIOWS:

LOT NUNBERED 6 OF SECTION THIRTY-THREE (33), TOWNSHIP TWENTY-THREE (23) SOUTH, RANGE FIVE (5) EAST, MOUNT DIABLO MERIDIAN, AND LOTS NUMBERED 4, 5 AND 7 OF SECTION THIRTY-THREE (33), TOWNSHIP TWENTY-THREE (23) SOUTH, RANGE FIVE (5) EAST, MOUNT NABLO MERIDIAN. EXCEPTING THEREFROM THAT PORTION THEREOF DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS: BEGINNING AT AN IRON PIPE IN THE GROUND WITH .A BRAS CAP MARRED T. 23, S. R. S. E. L. P. 1. S. 33, FROM WHICH THE SECTIO CC7;.JER TO SECTIONS 33, 31., 4 AND 3 BEARS S. 56 ° 54' E., 14.70 CHAINS; THENCE S. 18 ° 15' W., 549.12 FEET TO A 3/4" IRON PIPE ON THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF THE TOWNSHIP; THENCE N. 89 ° 30" W., 166.00 FFET TO A 3/4" IRON PIPE IN THE GROUND ON THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF THE TOWNSHIP; THENCE N. 18° 15' B., 599.73 FEET TO A 3/14 PIkE AND POST IN THE NORTH BOUNDARY OF LOT 7; TBEa,E S. 76 ° 07' E., 158.10 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING, CONTAINING 2.07 ACRES. ALSO ALL OF LOT 4, CONTAINING 0.77 ACRE.

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ALSO A RIGHT OF WAY FROM THE COUNTY AZ FOREST ROAD OVER THE EXISTING ROAD 15 FEET WIDE RUNNING THROUGH LOT 6 TO THE SOUTHEAST CO,F3ER OF LOT 7 ON THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF THE TOMHIP, ALL IN SECTION 33, T. 23, S. R. 5 E., M.D.M., CALIF. AS SEC= ON T1E UNITED STATES SUPPLE-MENTAL SURVEY DECEMBER 16, 1959. SAID LANDS ) MIITUS THE EXCEPTIONS, CONTAINING AN AREA OF 32.52 ACRES MOPE OR LESS.

ROYALTY PAYABLE UNDER ANY PREFERENTIAL LEASE ISSUED MON DISCOVERY OF COMMER-CIALLY VALUABLE DEPOSITS OF MINERALS, UPON QTY AND ALL MINERALS PRODUCED, EX-TRACTED, OR SOLD FROM SAID LEASE PREMISES, TO BE DETERMINED AS FOLLOWS:

1. FOR GOLD, SILVER, OTHER PRECIOUS MINERALS

R = 3.00 + .01 0 20.00)

lwaR NONPCIOUS METALLIC 'MINERALS

R = 3.00 + 0.37 (C 60.00

AND RADIOACTIVE MINERALS

3. FOR NONMETAILIC NINERAIS

R = 1.00 tO.20 (C - 15.00)

WHERE R = ROYALTY IN DOLLARS AWCENTS PER TON OF ORE

C = WEIGHTED AVERAGE OF GROSS SALES PRICE PER TON OF ORE DETERMINED BY THE ACTUAL GROSS SALES VALUE OF THE ORE SOLD ON A QUARTEFLY BASIS DURING THE FIRST YEAR OF THE LEASE, AND EACH YEAR THEREAFTER TEE WEIGRIED AVERAGE TO DE DETERMINED :BY THE ACTUALGROSS SA115 VALUE OF THE ORE SOLD DURING THE PREVIOUS YEAR.

_ . , - , - - - • _ TEE MINIMUM BOYMAI MDT? 41:1Y LE-kgr, Issum PURSUANT TO THI SHALL BE:

1. FOR ILVER, OTHER PRECIOUSJUNERAIS AND RADIOACTIVE MINERALS

A3X0 PER TON OF OE

FOR NONPRI:,C METALLIC

$3 00 PER TON OF ORE

, ‘,1-,..LIC MINERALS,

$1.00 PER TON OF OBE

THE MAXIMUM ROYALTY FOR GOLD, SILVER., OTHER PRECIOUS NINERAL3, A 1 10 RADIOACTIVE MINERALS SHALL ROT EXCEED 50 PERCENT OF THE 2WERAGE GROSS SALES'• PRICE OF THE oRE.

v114014 ROYALTY FOR ALL EONPBECIOUS IZIALLIC AND 1107,111ETAILIC i':114ERALS 'OT EXCEED 25 PERCENT OF TD7, AYERAGE eaSS bA.LES PRIG: ; OF THY, OBE. =--

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