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<br />2. The order of the board authorizing issuance of <br />the mining permit was supported by the overwhelming weight <br />of evid~ance. <br />EB(;LMEyI <br />I. <br />THE ALLEGED PROCEDURAL ERRORS AT THE <br />AGENCY LEVEL WERE NOTHING MORE THAN <br />MINOR IRREGULARITIES NHICH (1) MERE <br />FULLY WAIVED BY PLAINTIFFS; (2) DID <br />NOT PREJUDICE THE PLAINTIFFS IN THE <br />SLIGHTEST DEGREE; AND (3) WERE NOT <br />JURISDICTIONAL. PLAINTIFFS HAVE NOi <br />EVEN ASSERTED THAT THE ALLEGED IRREGU- <br />LARITIES CAUSED THEM ANY PREJUDICE. <br />THEREFORE PLAINTIFFS• CLAIMS ARE HYPO- <br />THETICAL AND SPECULATIVE AND MUST BE <br />DENIED. <br />Plaintiffs assert the existence of the following four <br />procedural errors: <br />1. Plaintiffs assert codefendant Spillers was required <br />to commence publication of notice of the filing of his appli- <br />cation for a permit within ten days after its filing. In <br />this case the first publication was made August 6, 1980 <br />whereas filing occurred July 25r 1980. Plaintiffs cite <br />C.R.S. 1973s 34-32-112(10)(b) in support of their position <br />that this procedural defect requires revocation of permit. <br />-4- <br />