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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1999002
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
11/16/1999
Doc Name
INFO ON COOPERATIVE BONDING AGREEMENTS BETWEEN DMG & BLM
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DMG
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BLM
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TR1
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<br />Page 78 <br />Hard Rock/Metal Mining Rule 4 <br />tt7(a>(e)(In (7) A Financial Warrantor, Operator or Permittee shall have. <br />sixty (60) days after the date of notice of any such adjustment to fulfill all <br />new requirements to provide an alternate warranty required hereunder. The <br />Permit may be revoked after sixty (60) days, from the date of notice of any <br />such adjustment, if the amount of any increased Financial Warranty has not <br />been provided. - <br />(8) When mining on federal land and the federal land <br />management agency requires that a Financial Warranty be posted with their <br />agency, the amount of Financial Warranty posted with the state shall be the <br />difference between the amount required to be posted by the federal land <br />management agency, and the amount required by the Mined Land <br />Reclamation Board. In no event shall the amount of Financial Warranty <br />posted with the state be less than $100. In addition, the application shall <br />contain a provision that in the event the federal land management agency <br />reduces the Financial Warranty, the Operator must post an acceptable <br />replacement Warranty with the state prior to any release by the federal land <br />management agency. The replacement Warranty shall be sufficient to cover <br />the cost of reclamation liability unless the state conducts an inspection and <br />concurs with the federal land management agency finding. <br />4.2.2 Specific Provisions -Limited Impact 110 and 110d Operations <br />rro(~> (1) This Paragraph shall be applicable to Financial Warranties <br />provided for Permits applied for pursuant to Section 34-32-110(1), C.R.S., <br />as of July 1, 1993. The Financial Warranty for a Limited Impact Permit <br />shall be in an amount to be determined by the Office. <br />(2) The Financial Warranty for any Limited Impact Permit which <br />is filed pursuant to Section 34-32-110{2), C.R.S., including those which are <br />automatically issued as a result of Office inaction within 30 days pursuant <br />to the Act (Section 34-32-110(7), C.R.S.) shall be in an amount equal to the <br />estimated cost of reclamation. <br />4.2.3 Permit Conversion <br />tto('n, tt7(4) The conversion of any Limited Impact Permit into a Regular 112 or 112d <br />Permit shall require a Financial Warranty in an amount equal to the <br />estimated cost of reclamation. <br />4.2.4 Specific Provisions -Special 111 Operations <br />tll(2>(a) (1) The Financial Warranty for a Special 111 Operation Permit <br />tt7(a)(a) which is automatically issued as a result of Office inaction within ten (10) <br />working days, pursuant to the Act (Section 34-32-111(6), C.R.S.), shall be <br />in an amount of not less than two thousand five hundred dollars ($2,500) <br />
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