Conditions 
5. (1) A written permission under subsection 3 (1) is subject to the following conditions: 1. The person who has the written permission shall not excavate more than 1,000 tonnes of material unless any requirements that are required by Part VII of the Act to be satisfied prior to commencing advanced exploration within the meaning of the Act are satisfied. 2. The person who has the written permission shall, if the person excavates over 1,000 tonnes of material, comply with the requirements and conditions set out in this Regulation and in Part VII of the Act. 3. The person who has the written permission shall ensure that any work authorized under the written permission proceeds as described in the portions of the application for permission that address the requirements of paragraphs 7 to 13 of subsection 3 (2). 4. The person who has the written permission shall ensure that the following practices are followed in the course of carrying out any work authorized under the written permission: i. Where it is reasonably practicable, milling, refining and testing activities occur at a site separate from the excavation site. ii. At the excavation site, A. signs identify any mine hazards on the site, B. fences are installed at the brow of any vertical rock face or pit wall greater than three metres in height, C. measures are in place to prevent inadvertent access to the site, where appropriate, and D. stripped topsoil and overburden are stockpiled on the site for use in future rehabilitation measures. 5. The person who has the written permission shall ensure that the following rehabilitation measures are performed at any excavation site on which work authorized under the written permission was done, in addition to any rehabilitation measures that are listed in the application in relation to paragraph 13 of subsection 3 (2): i. Removal of all equipment, chemicals, oils, contaminated soil, temporary shelters, explosives and garbage from the site. ii. For any rock face or pit wall greater than three metres in height, reduction of the rock face or pit wall to three metres, or the sloping of the rock face or pit wall. iii. Restoration and contouring of the disturbed area using waste rock, stockpiled overburden and topsoil. iv. Revegetation of restored and contoured areas, where appropriate. 6. The person who has the written permission shall, by the date specified in the written permission, submit a signed report to the Minister containing the following information regarding the results of the mineral testing: i. The location of the excavation site. ii. The number of tonnes of material excavated, tonnes removed from the excavation site and tonnes tested. iii. Plans and sections of excavations. iv. A description of the physical tests, chemical tests, milling tests and engineering tests performed and the results of the tests. v. A description of the marketing tests performed and the results of the tests. vi. A description of the rehabilitation work completed. vii. A description of the safety measures provided. viii. A description of the product or mineral produced from the excavated material. ix. The revenues from the sale of the product or mineral that is produced from the excavated material. x. The total cost of the work, including excavation, mining, milling, refining, testing, transportation, evaluation and rehabilitation costs. xi. Future development plans for the excavation site. O. Reg. 192/06, s. 5 (1). (2) The rehabilitation work required under paragraph 5 of subsection (1) shall be completed within three months of the completion of the excavation work, unless the Minister grants an extension of time to complete the rehabilitation work. O. Reg. 192/06, s. 5 (2). (3) Paragraph 5 of subsection (1) does not apply to a site that has been incorporated into an acknowledged or approved closure plan under Part VII of the Mining Act or a site plan approved under the Aggregate Resources Act. O. Reg. 192/06, s. 5 (3).