WMOD00029

• Project Name: Rules and Regulations
• Title: Modification of Weather
• Date: 12/7/1979
• Weather Modification - Doc Type: Rules/Regs/Statutes/Resolutions

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(B) A liability policy of $1 million can serve as one means of cst.lblishing

financial responsibility. Proof must be provided thot the insuring compony is
authorized to do business in Colorado.

(C) Permit applications should be submitted at least 45 days prillr to the

initial date of the requested operation period for which the permit is sought.

(D) Every licensee applying for a permit to conduct a specific w~~ther

modification operation within the state shall publish a Notice of Intent to

Modify Weather in accordance with the following provision~:

1. Such Notice shall be published in c~ch of the counties in

this state all or a portion of which are within the Primary Target

Area of the operation for which a permit is sought, as well as in the

other counties 1n this state all or a portion of which may reasonably

be expected to be affected by such operation. The Prim<1ry T.lrgct Ar~"l

is defined as the area over whIch the operator desires to produce {In

intended effect. For purposes of giving notice, the area which m.,y

reasonably be expected to be affected by such operation shall include,

as a minimum, all counties adjacent to the counties whirh cnc.ompas5

the Primary Target Arc.:!.

2. The Notice sh<111 c!csignntc the Prim.,rv T;trgct Area by rcfercn("~

to townsllips ~nd ran~es, or by reference to lines drnwn b~lwcen rfornin~llt

points and indicate th{~ cnunties included thcfC"ln.

3. The Notice sllall indicate the expected durnti011 of the operall"n

for which a permit is sought ,Jnd the intended pffeet of thc opcf<ltion.

4. The Notice shall statc that compl~tc dC'tails, in the form of .1

copy of the licensee's application for permit, .:Irc c1....nil.'bl(' no rertllcst

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2 CCR 401 -1

THE CODE OF COLORADO REGULATIONS