6. (1) An application for a grant shall be accompanied by, (a) a detailed list of the expenditures being claimed as eligible expenses; (b) two complete sets of legible copies, or one set, if one has already been filed for assessment purposes under the Mining Act, of technical reports, maps, plans, sections and drill logs showing the date and the author’s name; and (c) an index map locating the work area with respect to claim boundaries and topographical features. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 886, s. 6 (1). (2) The following requirements apply to the items referred to in subsection (1): 1. Plans or maps submitted shall have an astronomic or magnetic north arrow and a scale and shall show claim lines, claim numbers and existing survey or grid lines, roads, streams and other major topographical features. 2. Geological survey maps shall have a legend with rock types coded to facilitate black and white reproduction and shall show outcrops, structural symbols, character of the overburden, distribution of swamp, muskeg and forests and existing drill hole locations, shafts, trenches and mineralization either in bedrock or boulders. 3. Geophysical survey maps shall show the lines traversed, station and base points, value of readings taken and the units measured and the data shall be presented by contours or profiles with conductor location or by an equivalent method of presentation. 4. Geochemical survey maps shall indicate the type of soils, water, stream sediments, rocks or other material sampled, and the location of each sample with analysis and, for vegetation surveys, the description shall give the plant name, species and the part of the plant sampled. 5. Reports on geophysical surveys shall indicate the instrument used, its make, type and model and shall specify the scale constant and sensitivity, the method of survey, the number of stations established, the miles of line surveyed, the dates of the surveys and the interpretation of the results. 6. Reports on geochemical surveys shall indicate the type and amounts of samples collected, the tools used in collecting, the particular soil horizon sampled, the method of sample preparation, the mesh size fraction used for analysis, if applicable, and a brief description of the topography, the dates of the surveys and the interpretation of the results. 7. Details regarding analytical results shall include the total number of samples collected, metals determined and concentration units, analytical methods used, the concentration of the reagents and the name of the commercial laboratory used and, if a field analytical method for determining the metal content is used, a description of the method. 8. Results of assays or other related analytical work shall be accompanied by plans or sections, or both, showing the assay results and the sample dimensions and indicating the type of grab, chip, panel, channel, drill core or other type of sample taken. 9. Results of drilling shall be set out in a written report outlining the objectives, final results and recommendations of the drilling program. 10. The report referred to in paragraph 9 shall be accompanied by complete drill logs showing the name of the drilling contractor, the starting and finishing dates, the size of core, the direction and initial dip of hole, the location within a claim or grid co-ordinates, the results of dip tests, if taken, the final depth of the hole and the storage location of the core or overburden rejects. 11. Each drill log shall detail overburden, rock types, mineralization, assays or analyses and the results of physical or chemical tests performed. 12. A drilling plan showing the projection on the horizontal of each drill hole shall be presented either separately or combined with other plans or maps. 13. Results of stripping, rock trenching and sampling shall be presented in a written report with a map or maps and the report shall detail the dates the work was carried out, the names of all persons who performed the work, the equipment used, the sample assay results and the location and dimensions of the excavation and the results obtained in the form of a plan or sketch map. 14. Industrial minerals laboratory, pilot plant and marketing studies shall be submitted in writing outlining objectives, comprehensive descriptions of the investigations carried out, detailed results and conclusions. 15. Results of shaft sinking, drifting and other lateral work and excavation of adits and declines shall be presented in a written report with appropriate plans and sections and the report shall contain a description of the work completed and the dates the work was carried out and shall set out the results and recommendations of the project. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 886, s. 6 (2); O. Reg. 721/91, s. 3; O. Reg. 100/94, s. 4. (3) If a person carrying out a designated project receives or becomes entitled to receive proceeds from the disposition of a mineral resource taken from a property as part of the designated project, the person shall, within sixty days of receiving or becoming entitled to receive the proceeds, report the disposition and the amount of the proceeds from it to a person appointed by the Minister. R.R.O. 1990, Reg. 886, s. 6 (3).