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Page 28 <br />Hard Rock/Metal Mining Rule 1 <br />and mail a new notice of the application. In the event that the Applicant is required <br />to issue a new notice, all applicable deadlines shall-begin to run anew. <br />1.7 SUBMISSION OF COMMENTS AND PETITIONS FOR A HEARING <br />1.7.1 Genera( Provisions <br />ttot2>ro> (1) Any person has the right to submit written statements supporting or <br />objecting to any application for a permit, or for an amendment or revision of a <br />previously granted permit. For a person to become a party, the person must meet the <br />definition of a party as provided in these regulations. Any party may petition for a <br />hearing on any application for a permit, or for an amendment or technical revision to <br />a previously granted permit. <br />(2) In order for statements supporting or objecting to an application, <br />petitions for a hearing, and/or submissions to become a pazty to be considered timely, <br />the following deadlines shall apply: <br />(a) In the case of a 112 or 112d Reclamation Permit Application, <br />such written comments, protests, and petitions for a hearing must be <br />submitted not more than twenty (20) calendaz days after the last date for the <br />newspaper publication of notice of the application provided for in <br />Subparagraphs 1.6.2(1)(d) and 1.6.5(1). The Office shall set the matter for a <br />hearing before the Boazd upon timely receipt of a written objection, protest, <br />or petitionfor a hearing under this Subparagraph. <br />(b) In the case of a 110 or 110d Limited Impact Permit <br />application, such written comments, protests or petitions for a heazing must <br />be received by the Office not more than ten (10) days after the last date for <br />newspaper publication of notice of the application provided for in <br />Subpazagraphs 1.6.2(1)(d) and 1.6.3(3). The Office may set the matter for a <br />hearing before the Boazd upon timely receipt of a written petition for a <br />hearing under this Subpazagraph, but in any case shall approve or deny the <br />permit application within thirty (30) days of the date the Office considers the <br />application fled according to the provisions of Pazagraphs 1.4.1 or 1.8. If the <br />Office does not set the matter for a heazing, any person directly and adversely <br />affected or aggrieved by the Office's decision to grant or deny the 110 or 110d <br />Limited Impact Permit application and whose interests aze entitled to legal <br />protection under the Act may appeal the Office's decision pursuant to Rule <br />1.4.11. <br />