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a minimum, this report must address the following information specific to the <br />property in question, all of which shall be considered in evaluating an <br />application: <br />a. The presence and extent of any geological hazards, including but not <br />limited to underground excavations on or adjacent to the subject property and <br />radioactive or toxic materials and minerals. <br />b. The presence of surface and subsurface minerals, including but not limited <br />to the types and amounts of minerals present and the viability of mineral <br />extraction now and in the future, <br />c. The extent of any previous mining activity at the property, referring to the <br />information listed in item #15 above. <br />(18) The applicant must provide a written statement describing the impact, if any, <br />the rezoning Mould have on present and future operations of nearby mining <br />concerns. <br />(19) The mineral rights must be owned by the applicant and must continue to run <br />with the land. If approved, the applicant must agree to a deed restriction or <br />similar recordable documentation concerning this requirement. <br />(20) If the application for rezoning is approved, then the applicant may be required <br />to record documentation prepared by the County Attorney disclosing the <br />potential for geologic hazards at the property, assuming the risk associated <br />with non-mining use of the property, and indemnifying the County from all <br />injury and damage claims resulting from said use of the property. <br />tl? ? Pr <br />(18) <br />(19) <br />(20)