(i) Northern Nevada Land Package 
For Placer Dome U.S. Inc.- Bald Mtn 
Mine - Selected Lands (Scale 1=2000); 
(ii) Northern Nevada Land Package 
For Placer Dome U.S. Inc.- Cortez Gold 
Mines - Offered and Selected Lands (Scale 
1=8000); 
(iii) Northern Nevada Land Package 
For Placer Dome U.S. Inc.- Getchell Mine 
- Selected Lands (Scale 1=4000); and 
(iv) Northern Nevada Land Package 
For Graymont Western U.S. Inc. - Pilot 
Mine - (Scale 1= 1000). 
(B) The private lands referred to in sub-
section (a)(3) are the lands depicted as ‘‘Of-
fered Lands’’ on the following map: Northern 
Nevada Land Package For Placer Dome U.S. 
Inc.-Cortez Gold Mines- Offered and Selected 
Lands (Scale 1=8000) 
(2) LOCATIONS OF MAPS.—The maps described 
in paragraph (1) shall be available for public inspec-
tion in the State Office of the Bureau of Land Man-
agement, 1340 Financial Boulevard, Reno, Nevada. 
(c) MISCELLANEOUS.—
(1) INTERIM CONVEYANCES.—Lands to be con-
veyed by the United States pursuant to this Act 
which have not been surveyed, or with respect to 
which any boundary needs to be surveyed or resur-
veyed, shall be conveyed by an interim conveyance, 
which shall convey to and vest in the Claimant to 
which such lands are conveyed the same right, title, 
and interest in and to such lands as the Claimant 
would have received in a patent issued pursuant to 
this Act. Upon completion of any necessary survey 
or resurvey, the Secretary shall patent any lands 
previously conveyed by an interim conveyance. 
Where necessary as a result of the survey or resur-
vey of such lands, the boundary may be corrected in 
the patent. 
(2) SURVEYS.—Notwithstanding any other pro-
vision of law, the Secretary shall conduct and ap-
prove all cadastral surveys that are necessary for 
completion of each sale authorized and directed by 
this Act. In conducting such surveys, the Secretary 
is authorized to conduct perimeter surveys of contig-
uous blocks of public lands and convey such lands 
based on these surveys. Due to the lack of accurate 
and complete public land surveys in some portions of 
the public lands, the Secretary is authorized to use
existing Bureau of Land Management protraction 
diagrams and global positioning system survey tech-
niques to complete such surveys. The cost of any 
surveys shall be borne by the Claimant. 
(3) TECHNICAL CORRECTIONS.—Nothing in this 
Act shall prevent the parties affected thereby from 
mutually agreeing to the correction of technical er-
rors or omissions in the maps and legal descriptions 
referred to in subsection (b)(1). 
(4) VALID EXISTING RIGHTS.—All lands con-
veyed under this Act shall be subject to valid exist-
ing rights existing as of the date of transfer of title, 
and each party to which property is conveyed shall 
succeed to the rights and obligations of the con-
veying party with respect to any mining claim, mill 
site claim, lease, right-of-way, permit, or other valid 
existing right to which the property is subject. 
(5) ADMINISTRATION.—The Secretary is di-
rected to implement and administer all rights and 
obligations of the United States under this Act. 
SEC. 5. DISPOSITION OF PROCEEDS. 
Of the gross proceeds of sales of land under this Act 
in a fiscal year—
(1) 25 percent of all proceeds, including pro-
ceeds from royalties retained by the United States
pursuant to this Act, shall be paid directly to the 
State of Nevada for use in the general education 
program of the State; 
(2) 10 percent of the initial proceeds, including 
proceeds from royalties retained by the United 
States pursuant to this Act, shall be set aside in a 
trust fund managed by the Bureau of Land Manage-
ment for the operation of the California Trail Inter-
pretative Center located in Elko County, Nevada; 
(3) from the initial proceeds, excluding proceeds 
from royalties retained by the United States pursu-
ant to this Act, 100 percent of the costs incurred by 
the Nevada State Office and relevant Field Offices 
of the Bureau of Land Management in conducting 
sales under this Act shall be reimbursed; and 
(4) the remaining proceeds, including proceeds 
from royalties retained by the United States pursu-
ant to this Act, shall be used by the Nevada Division 
of Minerals and the Nevada Division of Environ-
mental Protection or its successor agencies in co-
operation with the Bureau of Land Management and 
Army Corp of Engineers, for the rehabilitation of 
lands in Nevada that were subject to historic mining 
activities.
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