PUBLIC LAW 101-631—NOV. 28, 1990 104 STAT. 4571 undertakings entered into between Homestake, the Secretary, and the State of South Dakota for the protection and enhancement of the values of Spearfish Canyon as set forth in this Act. (3) Cabin sites as indicated on the map numbered "A" ref- erenced in this subsection within the watershed of Spearfish Creek and its tributaries that are intermingled with the lands to be conveyed to the Secretary of Agriculture but that are owned and permitted by Homestake to private parties and such sites will continue to remain in private ownership. (c) CONVEYANCE BY UNITED STATES.— Upon receipt of title to the Homestake lands identified in subsection (a) the Secretary shall simultaneously Mining convey to Homestake all right, title, and interest of the United mpany- States, except for mineral rights, subject to valid existing rights and existing National Forest improvements, in and to the following: (1) Approximately eight hundred and sixty-eight acres of lands located in Summit County, Colorado, as generally depicted on maps entitled "Forest Service-Homestake Land Exchange—Lands to Homestake", numbered 1-3 and dated May 1990, and numbered 4-6 and dated March 1990, except that the lands identified on Map number 5 and generally known as the South Frisco Bay parcel shall not be patented to Homestake unless and until the Town of Frisco and Summit County, Colorado, jointly agree to a land use plan for such parcel that emphasizes the use of such parcel for open space and recreation. If the South Frisco Bay parcel is not patented to Homestake within eighteen months after the date of enactment of this Act, the Secretary shall in lieu thereof either pay Homestake cash equalization moneys without regard to the 25 percent limitation contained in subsection 3(a) of this Act or offer Homestake monetary credits pursuant to that subsection, as the Secretary may find preferable. (2) Not to exceed forty acres of lands located in Lawrence County, South Dakota, which currently comprise National Forest cabin permit sites, as generally depicted on a map entitled "Forest Service-Homestake Land Exchange—Spearfish Cabin Sites to Homestake", dated February 1990, that shall be sold to the current cabin permittees by Homestake at the value of such lands as determined by an appraisal done pursuant to section 30)) plus any surveying, platting or other administrative costs incurred by Homestake to prepare and sell such lands, upon application by the permittees or their successors in interest. The transfer of any particular cabin site to Homestake pursuant to this subparagraph shall be contingent on the permittee's request of such a transfer. If such a request is not made, the site shall continue to be permitted by the Secretary in accordance with existing rules, regulations, and procedures. (3) Mineral rights in the lands identified in this subsection shall not be conveyed to Homestake and, subject to valid existing rights, shall be withdrawn from further appropriation under the mining laws and from disposition under all laws pertaining to mineral leasing and all amendments thereto. (d) RESERVATIONS.— Patents issued by the Secretary of the Interior for the lands conveyed pursuant to section 2(c)(l) shall reserve to the public, for administration by the Secretary of Agriculture or by such State or local units or agencies of government, or by private nonprofit organizations, as the Secretary of Agriculture in consultation
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