ENFORCE22615

• Permit No: C1981048
• IBM Index Class Name: Enforcement
• Doc Date: 6/26/1991
• Doc Name: MINUTES
• Violation No.: CV0000000
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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Minutes, June 2E. - 27, 1991
Subject To Board Approval
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ATTACHMEFI-' C - a June 26, i99i, memo to the Board, including a list of
ounct lem~ers and specifying their type representation was
presented.. Staff said the Division had received a number of requests
from individuals seeking membership on the Advisory Council. Staff
discussed the Council membership list and provided suggestions,
regarding additions to the list. The Board was asked to adopt the
re presentration schedule. Staff discussed this issue further with the
Board an<I answered their questions.
The Boarcl suggested that slots (possibly two) be added to the
membership list to include individuals/citizens that would represent
the publiir,.
It was M011ED that the Board approve the Inactive Mine Advisory Council
membersfiijt composition as general guidance for the Council membership,
with the inclusion of slots for public membership. SECONDED AND PASSED
UNANIMOUSLY (Jouflas, Danielson, Cooley, Kraeger-Rovey and Cattany).
Staff Presentation by Bruce Humphries:
4. DISCUSSION ITEM
tvtstonl3u~get for 1992-1993.
Update on the 1992-1993 Minerals Budget proposal.
Staff ref~arenced a copy of the Division's 1992-1993 Fiscal Year Budget
proposal and said it had been submitted in draft form to the Executive
Director':s office on June 25, 1991. The budget document reflects the
rebuilding of the Minerals Program under HB 1115 and includes
information regarding changes in that Program and how those changes
would be effected.
There arc' two decision items included in the budget. One would allow
the Divi:;ion authority to spend money generated by interest from
forfeited Mineral Bonds currently on deposit. That money would be used
to pay oru=_ Reclamation Specialist to administer the contracting needed
to assure that reclamation of abandoned mine sites is completed.
Another eecision item in the budget reflects Phase II of HB 1115 and
would allow two additional Staff to be added to the Minerals Program in
July of 7992. It is anticipated that with revenues from Annual Fees,
seven people will be added to the Minerals Staff during the 1991-1992
Fiscal Year.
Division Program Supervisors provided the Board with highlights of the
future goals and objectives for their respective programs, i.e., for
Coal, Minerals and Inactive Mine Reclamation. Staff discussed this
issue in detail and answered questions from the Board.
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