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RR 0d '94 10 59 COLOR~INING f~SSN 303 8948416 . and the depth or thickness of both the ore body .and the overburden will be required. Maps must detail a variety of physical characteristics, including topography, soil Cover, and vegetation cower. Application fees are set at lifty dollars plus fifteen dollars per acre for the lirst fifty acres, ten dollairs per acre for the second fifty acres, five dollars per acre for the third fifty acres, and one dollar per ac:re for each succeeding acre. The total application fee may not exceed $2,000. Reclamation work must be completed within five years of its commencement. The Board, however, say grant extensions. P.4i9 When the affected acreage is to be increased or decreased, permits are to be amended and additional application fees, not to exceed $1,000, are required for additional acreage. Information submitted in an application relating to the location, size, nature of the deposit, or thickness or depth of the deposit is to remain confidential at the• request of the operator. Those violating this confidentiality are guilty of a Class 2 misdemeanor. Permit applicants must file copies o! their application with the County Clerk and Recorder in the county where the operation is to be located. various requirements for notice to adjoining land owners and public notice are included. PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT Any person may object to the issuance of a permit within 20 days of the last publication of the required notice. For good cause, the Board may hold a hearing on such objections. Applicants are entitled to copies of objections. BOARD ACTION The Board must schedule consideration of an application within 90 days of its filing. Such consideration cou1.9 be approval, denial, or the holding of a hearing. With one exception, the Board must take final action within 12~D days of filing. Where unforeseen circumstances or snowcover prevents an en-site inspection, the Board m;ay extend its time to act by 60 days. If a hearing is to be held, it must be in accordance Frith the requirements of the Colorado Administrative Procedures Act.