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I I I I I I (2) The petition shall be considered and the decision rendered by the permit authority at a public hearing held in com- pliance with the provisions of Section 403 of the Adminis- trative Regulations adopted by this jurisdiction. 2-404 Applicant's Submission Requirements. (1) All applicants seeking to engage in development subject to this regulation in a mineral resource area shall submit to the permit authority, as a minimum, four copies of the following information, maps, reports, or data: (a) Name and address of the applicant. I I I I I (b) When applicable, the name, address, and phone number of the corporation's registered agent. (c) The legal and layman's description of the proposed dev- elopment site. (d) An index map showing the general location of the permit area and its relationship to surrounding topographic and cultural features. A standard U.S.G.S. quadrangle map would usually be adequate for an index map. (e) Ownership of the surface of the area of land to be affected. (f) Ownership of the mineral rights affected. (g) A topographic map or maps showing location, nature and density of the proposed ,development or land use change. I I I I I I (h) Aerial photographs, when available, of reasonable scale and of a date which reasonably portrays the current condition of the area to be covered by the permit appli- cation. The area to be covered by the permit shall be outlined on the aerial photograph. (i) Type and location of mineral resources on or under the property. (j) An analysis of the commercial feasibility of extracting the mineral resource. (k) A map or maps portraying the geologic conditions of the area with particular attention given to the appropriate designated mineral resource deposit. If appropriate or needed, subsurface geologic cross sections shall also be utilized to portray such conditions at depth. If possiblE the geologic maps shall be at the same scale and in the same format as the development plan maps. I I -13-