UNITED STATES

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Washington, D.C. 20549

FORM 8-K

CURRENT REPORT

Pursuant to Section 13 or 15(d)

of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934

Date of Report (Date of earliest event reported): ~~April~~ June 1723, 2023

CIL&D, LLC

(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter)

Delaware	000-33433	33-0972983
DELAWARE	000-33433	33-0972983
(State or other jurisdictionof incorporation)	(CommissionFile Number)	(IRS EmployerIdentification No.)

337 North Vineyard Ave., Suite 400

Ontario, California 91764

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(909) 483-8500

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(Former name or former address, if changed since last report)

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ITEM 1.01

ENTRY INTO A MATERIAL DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT

~~SALE~~CLAIMS OFMANAGEMENT ~~KAISER~~AND SERVICES ~~EAGLE~~AGREEMENT. On May 22, 2013, the Company’s members approved that certain Plan of Dissolution and Liquidation of the Company (the “Plan”) and the ~~MOUNTAIN~~Company was dissolved (the “Dissolution Date”). In summary, ~~LLC~~the ~~AND~~Plan ~~SALE~~provides OFthe ~~OTHER~~terms ~~SUBSIDIARIES~~and conditions for the voluntary complete dissolution and liquidation of the Company pursuant to Sections 18-801 to 18-806 of the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act (the “DLLCA”). Since the Dissolution Date, the Company has undertaken the actions necessary or appropriate to comply with the Plan and the applicable provisions of the DLLCA including winding up the Company’s business and affairs by, among other things, selling or otherwise disposing of its assets and discharging or making reasonable provision for outstanding claims against the Company and other obligations. As ~~described~~previously reported in ~~more~~the ~~detail~~Company’s ~~below,~~report ~~effective~~on Form 8-K dated April 17, 2023, the former subsidiaries of the Company ( Eagle Mountain Acquisition LLC, ~~(“Acquisition”),~~Kaiser aEagle ~~wholly~~Mountain, ~~owned~~LLC, ~~subsidiary~~Eagle ofMountain ~~CIL~~Mining &D Railroad Company, LLC, aand ~~Delaware~~Kaiser ~~limited~~Recycling, ~~liability~~LLC) ~~company~~were insold. ~~dissolution~~As (a result, the “Company~~”),~~ ~~sold~~is ~~Kaiser~~in ~~Eagle~~a ~~Mountain,~~position ~~LLC~~to ~~(“KEM”)~~take the final steps to ~~Ecology~~wind ~~Mountain~~up its ~~Holdings~~business. ~~LLC~~As ~~(“Buyer”)~~a ~~pursuant~~step to that end, the Company entered into that certain ~~Purchase~~Claims Management and ~~Sale~~Services Agreement with KSC Recovery, Inc. dated June 23, 2023 (the “~~Sale~~Claims Management Agreement”),. ~~dated~~A ~~February 14,~~copy ~~2023,~~of ~~among~~the ~~Acquisition,~~Claims ~~KEM~~Management Agreement ~~and~~is ~~Eubank~~attached ~~Ave~~as Exhibit 99.1 ~~LLC~~to ~~(“Eubank”)~~this ~~with~~Form 8-K Report. As a part of the ~~Sale~~ Claims Management Agreement, ~~assigned~~the Company determined and funded what it believes are reasonable cash reserves to resolve the Company’s ~~Buyer~~known ~~prior~~outstanding toclaims ~~closing~~and (obligations. In addition to the ~~“KEM~~cash ~~Sale”)~~reserves, certain outstanding claims are covered by insurance policies. ~~KEM~~KSC Recovery, Inc., the company which administers the remaining claims and matters of the bankruptcy estate of the former Kaiser Steel Corporation, was paid a ~~wholly~~fee ~~owned~~of ~~subsidiary~~$540,000 ofto ~~Acquisition~~manage and resolve the Company’s outstanding known claims and obligations.

~~In a~~ITEM separate transaction (the “Subsidiaries Sale”), the Company sold Acquisition, Eagle Mountain Mining & Railroad Company, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company (“EMMR”), and Kaiser Recycling, LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Company (“Recycling”) to Eubank effective April 17, 2023, pursuant to that certain Purchase and Sale Agreement (the “Subsidiaries Sale Agreement”), among the Company, Acquisition, EMMR, Recycling and Eubank dated February 15, 20238. As a part of the Subsidiaries Sale, Eubank also acquired that certain Junior Secured Note in the original principal amount of $19,000,000 dated June 29, 2015, given by Acquisition to the Company (which note is in default) and related collateral documents pertaining to such note. The KEM Sale and the Subsidiaries Sale are discussed in more detail below in “Item 2.01~~—Completion~~ ofOHER ~~Acquisition or Disposition of Assets”, which discussion is incorporated herein by this reference.~~ EVENTS

~~TERMINATION~~END OF ~~MINING~~ TERMINATION, SETTLEMENT AND ~~IMPLEMENTING~~NET REVENUES ~~AGREEMENTS.~~SHARING OnAGREEMENT WITH MINE RECLAMATION LLC Effective June 2920, ~~2015~~2023, ~~EMMR~~that certain Termination, Settlement and ~~KEM~~Net ~~entered~~Revenues ~~into~~Sharing ~~that~~Agreement originally ~~certain~~among ~~Mining~~Mine ~~Lease~~Reclamation, LLC (the “MRLLC”), the Company, Lake Tamarisk Development, LLC and ~~Agreement~~Kaiser Eagle Mountain, LLC dated effective January 1, 2014, as amended June 29, 2015; February 15, 2022; and April 17, 2022 (as amended, the “~~Mining~~Net Revenues Sharing Agreement”) ~~along~~ ~~with~~terminated ~~certain~~by ~~implementing~~its ~~agreements~~terms. ~~which~~The ~~provided~~Company ~~that~~owns ~~EMMR~~all ~~may~~of ~~mine~~MRLLC’s orClass A ~~cause~~Units toand be84.247% ~~mined~~of ~~certain~~MRLLC’s ~~above~~Class B ~~ground~~Units. ~~iron~~The ~~ore~~Net ~~tailings~~Revenues asSharing Agreement ~~well~~provides asthat ~~rock~~MRLLC ~~stockpiled~~is into ~~certain~~receive ~~areas~~53.3% ~~located~~of at the ~~Eagle~~Net ~~Mountain~~Revenues ~~Mine~~resulting infrom the sale of Riverside County, California assets (or the entities that own such assets) as defined in the Net Revenues Sharing Agreement. Effective ~~with~~April 17, 2023, the ~~closing~~Company sold all of its subsidiaries that owned Riverside County assets. After determination of the ~~KEM~~amount ~~Sale~~of ~~and~~Net Revenues owed to MRLLC, the ~~Subsidiaries~~Company ~~Sale~~paid to MRLCC on ~~April~~June 1720, 2023, ~~KEM~~$13,133,228 ~~and~~which ~~EMMR~~was ~~entered~~the ~~into~~amount ~~that~~due ~~certain~~as required by the Net Revenues Sharing Agreement. ~~Terminating~~With ~~Mining~~the ~~Agreements~~receipt ~~which~~of ~~terminated~~the Company’s payment, the ~~Mining~~Net Revenues Sharing Agreement ~~and~~terminated ~~implementing~~in ~~agreements~~accordance ~~involving access~~with ~~rights~~its ~~and~~terms. MRLLC’s Board of Managers in a meeting held on June 19, 2023, confirmed that with the ~~use~~receipt by MRLLC of ~~utilities~~the Company payment, the Net Revenues Sharing Agreement would terminate.

AMENDMENT OF AGREEMENT WITH MINE RECLAMATION, LLC. In connection with the KEM Sale and the Subsidiaries Sale and with an effect as of April 17, 2023, the Company, Acquisition, KEM, EMMR and Mine Reclamation, LLC (“Mine Reclamation”) entered into that certain Third Amendment (the “Revenue Sharing Agreement Amendment”) to that certain Termination, Settlement & Net Revenue Sharing Agreement dated as of January 1, 2014, as previously amended (the “Revenue Sharing Agreement”). In summary, the Revenue Sharing Agreement originally provided that Mine Reclamation was entitled to share in the net revenues generated from the sale of assets located in Riverside County, California or from the sale of the companies that owned any of such assets. The Revenue Sharing Agreement Amendment provides that, following the KEM Sale and the Subsidiaries Sale, KEM, Acquisition, and EMMR will no longer be parties to the Revenue Sharing Agreement and Mine Reclamation will no longer have the right to receive any further revenues from such entities or their respective assets as originally contemplated by the Revenue Sharing Agreement. With the KEM Sale and the Subsidiaries Sale, there are no further assets owned directly or indirectly by the Company located in Riverside County that are subject to the Revenue Sharing Agreement.

~~ITEM~~ADOPTION ~~2.01~~OF ~~COMPLETION~~A PLAN OF ~~ACQUISITION~~DISSOLUTION ORAND ~~DISPOSITION~~LIQUIDATION OFBY ~~ASSETS~~MRLLC. The MRLLC Board at its June 19, 2023, meeting approved that certain Plan of Dissolution and Liquidation for MRLLC. On June 20, 2023, a majority in ownership interest of the Class A and the Class B Units of MRLLC approved the Plan of Dissolution and Liquidation, After making adequate reasonable provision to resolve any outstanding claims that MRLLC may have, the MRLLC approved the distribution of surplus funds to its members in accordance with the terms of its operating agreement.

~~KEM~~ITEM ~~SALE AND SUBSIDIARIES SALE~~ 9.01 OnFINANCIAL ~~April 17,~~STATEMENTS ~~2023,~~AND Acquisition sold its wholly owned subsidiary, KEM, to the Buyer for a net cash price of approximately $22,580,000 after known and estimated outstanding closing costs and adjustments. KEM owns or controls real property and mining claims at Eagle Mountain, California. Mine Reclamation is entitled to receive 53.3% of the net sales proceeds after the payment of its share of other carrying costs as provided in the Revenue Sharing Agreement. The Company owns 84.247% of Mine Reclamation. EXHIBITS

The separate Subsidiaries Sale closed on April 17, 2023, and the net cash price to the Company was approximately $52,000 after known and estimated closing costs and adjustments. Mine Reclamation also shares in the net revenues from such transaction in accordance with the Revenue Sharing Agreement.


(d)		EXHIBITS

99.1		Claims Management and Services Agreement dated June 23, 2023, between CIL&D, LLC and KSC Recovery, Inc.

Both the KEM Sale and the Subsidiaries Sale were generally on as “AS IS, WHERE IS, WTH ALL FAULTS” basis although there were various representations and warranties made addressing such items as litigation, claims, material contracts, environmental matters, and ownership of the entities being sold, as applicable.

ITEM 5.02 DEPARTURE OF DIRECTOR OR CERTAIN OFFICERS; ELECTION OF DIRECTORS; APPOINTMENT OF CERTAIN OFFICERS; COMPENSATION ARRANGEMENTS OF CERTAIN OFFICERS

With the sale of KEM, Acquisition, EMMR and Recycling, Messrs. Richard E. Stoddard and Terry Cook resigned as officers and from the Board of Managers of each such company effective upon closing.

In accordance with the Company’s Second Amended and Restated Limited Liability Company Operating Agreement, as amended (the “Operating Agreement”), required distributions on the Company’s Class C and D Units were paid as of April 19, 2023, on the completion of the KEM Sale and the Subsidiaries Sale. The total amount distributed in this distribution is less than what is likely required to be distributed to the Class C and D Units as a result of such closed transactions once all the final closing costs and any other adjustments are determined. The amount distributed totaled approximately $887,000. The Class C Units and Class D Units are held by current and former officers of the Company and such units represent an incentive program that was adopted by the Company in 2002 to replace an incentive bonus program that was terminated in 2002. Under the terms of the Operating Agreement, the distributions on the Class C Units and the Class D Units shall be made following receipt of any amount on which a distribution on the Class C and D Units is payable.

In addition, the Amended and Restated Liquidation Manager Agreement dated April 10, 2013, between the Company and Richard E. Stoddard (“Liquidation Manager Agreement”), provides for Mr. Stoddard to be paid incentive compensation based upon a percentage of the “Gross Collected Proceeds” as defined in the Liquidation Manager Agreement less the cumulative amount of the monthly consulting fees paid to him, which monthly fees terminated December 31, 2014. As a result of previous transactions, the threshold to trigger an incentive payment to Mr. Stoddard was achieved in July 2016. Thus, as a result of the closing of the KEM Sale and Subsidiaries Sale, Mr. Stoddard was paid as of April 19, 2023, approximately $650,000 in incentive compensation pursuant to the terms of the Liquidation Manager Agreement. Like the distributions made in the Class C and D units described above, this payment is not likely to be the full payment due Mr. Stoddard once all the final closing cost and any other adjustments are made. The payment received by Mr. Stoddard to date represents 60% of the total possible incentive compensation

that may be due Mr. Stoddard. Additional amounts can be paid to Mr. Stoddard if, and when, there should be a future distribution on the Company’s Class A Units (an additional 30%), and the final amount (an additional 10%) is payable at the time of the final dissolution of the Company assuming Mr. Stoddard is the Liquidation Manager at such time. Under the terms of the Liquidation Manager Agreement, the incentive payments due to Mr. Stoddard are to be made within seven days following receipt of any amount on which an incentive payment is payable.

ITEM 8.01 OTHER EVENTS

On May 22, 2013, the Company’s members approved that certain Plan of Dissolution and Liquidation of the Company (the “Plan”) and the Company was dissolved (the “Dissolution Date”). In summary, the Plan provides the terms and conditions for the voluntary complete dissolution and liquidation of the Company pursuant to Sections 18-801 to 18-806 of the Delaware Limited Liability Company Act (the “DLLCA”). Since the Dissolution Date, the Company has undertaken the actions necessary or appropriate to comply with the Plan and the applicable provisions of the DLLCA including winding up the Company’s business and affairs by, among other things, selling or otherwise disposing of its assets and discharging or making reasonable provision for outstanding claims against the Company and other obligations. Following the KEM Sale and the Subsidiaries Sale, the Company’s remaining assets, in addition to cash and investments, consist primarily of an 84.247% ownership interest in Mine Reclamation. It is currently anticipated that Mine Reclamation will dissolve and wind up its business by no later than the end of 2023.

Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the Company has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned hereunto duly authorized.

CIL&D, LLC

~~CIL&D, LLC~~

(REGISTRANT)

~~(REGISTRANT)~~

Date: April 21, 2023

/s/ Richard E. Stoddard

Date: June 26, 2023

/s/ Richard E. Stoddard

Richard E. Stoddard

~~Richard E. Stoddard~~

Liquidation Manager

~~Liquidation Manager~~

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