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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2001090
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
8/13/2003
Doc Name
Pre-Hearing Conference & Formal Public Hearing
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DMG
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Lafarge West Inc
Type & Sequence
AM1
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completed. The Office conducts inspections to verify that the site has been <br />reclaimed according to the terms of the approved reclamation plan, the Act, Rules <br />and Regulations. The Office, as part of the application review process, determines <br />whether the reclamation plan submitted by the Applicant minimally meets the <br />requirement of the Act, Rules and Regulations. <br />Statutorily, if the Office or Board determine that the application and reclamation <br />plan submitted by the Applicant minimally meets the requirements of the Act, <br />Rules and Regulations, the application must be approved. A permit, however, may <br />not be issued until the Applicant posts the appropriate reclamation bond with the <br />State. The reclamation bond must remain adequate and in good standing at all <br />times during the life of the operation, to enable the State to hire a third party to <br />complete reclamation, if, for any reason the permit is revoked and the bond is <br />forfeited. <br />THE ROLE OF THE APPLICANT: <br />The Applicant has the burden of proving that the application submitted to the <br />Office minimally meets the requirements of the Act, Rules and Regulations, and <br />that all required notices have been posted or delivered within required timeframes. <br />THE ROLE OF THE CITIZEN: <br />Any citizen may become involved in the process either as a party or a non-party. <br />A person may only become a party by two methods. <br />1. Any person that submits a written comment on an application or a <br />petition for a hearing during the public comment period is considered a <br />party to the application process, unless that person specifically states in <br />writing that they do not wish to be a party. <br />2. Any person may also become a party by submitting a written petition for <br />party status according to the provisions of Rule 2.6(1). A written petition <br />for party status is required of anyone wishing to become a party, but did <br />not submit a written comment or a petition for a hearing during the public <br />comment period. A written petition for party status is submitted to the <br />Board. The Board will consider the petition for party status during the <br />Formal Hearing set to consider the application. <br />As a party to an application under review, you have certain rights and <br />responsibilities not afforded anon-party. For example, as a party, you have the <br />
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