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Walker to File August 7, 2002 Page 5 of 6 Rule 2.07.3(1): Upon submission of an application for permit or revision or renewal thereof, the Division shall, within 10 days ofreceipt~ ofsaid application, review the submission and determine if it is complete.2 If the application is complete, the applicant shall be duly notified and the application shall be considered filed for purposes of the Act3. If the application is incomplete, notice to that effect shall be mailed to the applicant within said 10-day period, and the applicant shall be given the opportunity to amend, review, or otherwise make said application complete. ~ December 27, 2001 z The Application was found complete on December 26, 2001. See Rule 2.08.4(5)(a), (b) and (c) below for the criteria for this determination. a The applicant was advised of completeness of the application by letter of December 27, 2001. Rule 2.08.4(3) See the Rules for the text of this rule. The proposed action was determined to be appropriate to a minor revision [Rule 1.04(73)]. Rule 2.08.4(5) Application requirements. An application for all types of revisions or a permit shall contain: Rule 2.08.4(5)(a)* An identification of the permit by permit number or other appropriate reference which is the subject of the revision; The application is in compliance with this rule. A cover sheet to the application identifies the permit as C-81-019 Rule 2.08.4(5)(b)* A specific description of the requested change in the terms of the permit; The application is in compliance with this rule. Copies of the revision to be inserted, descriptions of the changes, and instructions on where the changed items go in the Permit Application Package (PAP), were provided with the application. Rule 2.08.4(5)(c)* A specific description of any changes in the mining and reclamation operation which may have an effect on performance bond requirements of Rule 3; and The application is in compliance with this rule. There is no effect on the performance bond requirements. The cover sheet of the application indicates no change. However, the cover sheet indicated a change of 4 acres in the Disturbed Area, Permit Area and Private Land of the Permit. The actions actually take place within the Permit boundary, with no increase in Permit azeas. Thus the application was considered incomplete at the initial review.