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Show APPENDIX XI XI-9 (c) the right of free ingress to, passage over and egress from said lands for the purpose of exercising the above rights and for all lawful purposes in connection with (I) protection, maintenance and administration of the Havasu National Wildlife Refuge, (II) United States responsibilities relating to administration of the Chemehuevi Indian Reservation and (III) United States responsibilities relating to Lake Havasu and the Colorado River. Additionally, the corrected designation is subject to the valid existing rights of private persons. There are two concession contracts and approximately seventy special use permits covering some of the lands in question. These expire at various dates between the present time and 1984. I direct that they be extended, to the extent necessary, until the following dates: (1) Residential permits (a) Residents who use the permitted lands as a full time residence for a substantial portion of each year. I am informed that at least ten permittees are substantially full-time residents. * The latest of these permits expires on July 31, 1979. I direct that each of these permits should be extended until August 15, 1980. In addition, I am advised that several other permittees claim that they are substantially permanent residents of the area. If any individual permittee wishes formally to claim such status, by a letter directed to me, within sixty days of this date, I direct the Office of Hearings and Appeals of this Department promptly to hold an informal hearing at Havasu Landing to determine the validity of all such claims. 'These are as follows: Permit Number 23503 23502 19774 HAV-58 12094 19745 14800 19742 HAV-52 HAV-73 The tribe may participate in that hearing. I reserve the right to, and will, extend any such permit until August 15, 1980 if the permittee is determined by the Office of Hearings and Appeals to be a substantially full-time resident. (b) Other residential permittees (including those who use the permitted lands for weekend and vacation homes). All such individual residential permits are to be extended until August 15, 1977. (2) Non-residential permittees.* * These permits shall be extended until August 15, 1976. (3) The concession contracts expire in 1979 and 1984. They will not be extended, but until their expiration the Tribe will not interfere with the rights of the contractors or the general public to have access to the lands under contract as such reasonable locations as the Secretary shall determine. Lot No. Permittee 3 L.G. & Rose M. Pasley 9 J.D. & Miriam Squires 12 Aaron J. & Iona R. Laur 18 John W. Goodgame 19 Dorothy Holley 28 Dick & Eunice Parton 31 Joseph, Jr. & Rosemary Benjamin 40 Leo Rossler 52 Leonard M. Vogt 56 Edward F. Patterson |
