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<br />III. ISSUES TO BE CONSIDERED <br />Presentations to the Board shall be strictly limited to the issue of whether the pending application <br />complies with the requirements of the Colorado Land Reclamation Act for the Extraction of <br />Construction Materials, Sections 34-32.5-101 et seg, C.R.S. (1999) ("Construction Materials <br />Act") and the rules and regulations promulgated by the Board. The parties shall limit <br />presentations to the question of whether the pending application should be approved or denied, <br />based on the issues stated below. <br />1. Post-mining land use. <br />C2. Compliance with local permitting requirements. <br />3. Possible hydrologic changes to surface and ground water. <br />4. Weed control. <br />5. Potential flooding and effects thereof on wildlife and groundwater. <br />6. Potential impacts on wildlife. <br />IV. ISSUES NOT TO BE CONSIDERED <br />All other issues raised by the parties that are not included in the list above will not be considered <br />by the Board, either because the concern has been addressed or because the issue is outside the <br />jurisdiction and authority of the Board under the Construction Materials Act. <br />V. WITNESSES AND EXHIBITS <br />Rules 2.7.1(2)(d) and (e) require that pre-hearing orders contain lists of all witnesses and exhibits <br />that the parties will introduce at the hearing. The purpose of this rule is to ensure that parties are <br />given an opportunity to prepare replies or rebuttals to the materials offered by other parties. If <br />any parties to this matter submitted lists under that rule, those lists are attached to this order. <br />The parties shall note that if no witness or exhibit lists were submitted by a party at the Pre- <br />hearing Conference, that party may not introduce any exhibits or present any witnesses at the <br />final hearing in this matter without express percussion from the Board. <br />All documents, exhibits and photographs presented as evidence at the Formal Public Hearing will <br />become part of the administrative record. Upon request, a party may recover any evidence <br />