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HAT OF COLORADO <br />DIVIS€ON OF RECtr?StrtTtCJ°ti, ?9€ttit"dG ANO SAFETV <br />.. _ <br />.>l.n z.cunl 2-4 <br />:n:df=. C /'<7t iclc'r >?3'k C C? Ci ?? tS D 0 <br />- , - is i S i i? W' Cp F <br />R.l-'(.:1:A 15'1,''1T 16N <br />MINING <br />SAFETY <br />All confidential and public information <br />For DBMS use, and confidential f liri.l; <br />?: _?::?: a; 3:,.r•,_=tit <br />NOTICE OF INTENT TO CONDUCT PROSPECTING OPEKATIONS <br />FOR HARD.ROCIVAITTAL .a'1IINE• S <br />GENERAL: <br />To conduct prospecting activities in the State of Colorado, a person or organization must file a Notice of Intent to conduct <br />Prospecting Operations (NOI or Prospecting Notice) an(] provide a financial warranty for the prospecting operations to the <br />Mired Land Reclamation Board (MI_RB or Board). All prospecting operations must comply with the Colorado Wind [.,and <br />Reclamation Act, as amended (34-32-1011 et sect. C.R.S.), and the Colorado klined Land Reclamation Board 1-lard <br />Rock lctai Mines Rules and Regulations 2 CCR 407-1 and amendments to those rules ("Rifles"). This NOI form is for all <br />minerals except coal and constriction materials. `111e Division shall determine (where there is a. question) Wan operation is <br />prospecting of n1111111", <br />The New Law: <br />Senate Bill (SB) 228 became law on June 2, 2008. <br />SB 228 revised portions of C.R.S. 34-32-113 pertaining to confid.enti riityand filing requirements of <br />Prospecting Notices. <br />Certain aspects of Prospecting Notices will no longer be confidential. <br />As revised, C.R.S. 34-32-11.3 (3) now requires, in hart, that "All information provided to the Board in a <br />notice of intent to cotuluci prospecting or a. modification of such a notice is a matter of public record subject <br />€x) the Op-on Records Act, fart 2 of.Article 2 of Title 24, CKS., includin -f, in the case of a modilicatimi, thc: <br />iriginal ?'tt:'ttlct; S' A! St,ten;, t;A.4:'up Fh at Lt"tfmmt ,#C't ¢-Clsttimg to the t.Itrter?€ loc ti-) t3 t` llittlttt iitld, <br />as seem i?-,.( { f.-;v t?3 `• Board, m:her inffib'silati(III Aos T??atf. d by the op'??'?3to r ?" ?.?lix;t t ? ` cti €T at= .tip:."C zz OF <br />that wook-.1 cause 7ubstaial-a Marl i to the c'EZi' PetIIt1.Ve l oSItio i €.9t th o-Aerator ;z li.:lll lac l rotc;cted as <br />;-;orffitltrn fiat infort i t€on b ibe Board ii).d shall, rt of be s, n-.,atte,, o public C-od 4, the abscm C" <br />a written <br />t ?t -. w# ,1.9 . <br />rC lt` -se from ;t?C F3p Tf:,.C1t" 4. itritil it. tl..t .lni 1, t' l.hC'.1?S3iir€? that rf d ? 11'=.IIt.14J#, is S:3tt?tr i tt}t ;, Si3£ l:t tttf4?rttl t scat <br />dest?4 ra(ed as exempt shall remain con-11iderttlal anal a final determination by the Board". If flit:- Bo.,ird <br />deternii.nes that information is not confidential, the Division shall ti-eat it as public information thirty (30) <br />days from the Board's written order. <br />r R.` '14-32-- 1 13 (9)now 4kpmi cs tl l the applicant. ?li'k l th 4 (Fl l an t:te l3(3:'3t 1('I l (3is idttlt?c_)0 fu <br />Uh--= 'ir.","!_'T tbri;i 'all'i4 'i; l` pc?Zi a) tha° v%%S.a sift t7? ti£. op on %i#m#itt € , Sla" 3tt°a ?t.t it • <br />1:5 <br />t rB fCC+ml -sT tc t s-on th ±i.i as ;£$: sly t) fs.i1? 4 C't € t Into-'.t?1 m £-`xstWzf i3 (Uhiir'.x; tz d?3 _ i':? .s <br />l'fd!l: c t :ie 7-.3.)?1 `7 Ef t3til.}.§ tik, :5 #,E?. _§ rlG it ti„t<' or .S S..a }i ;:iS%lt `k `?z ..: t,l t. van :. #hl c -r ,t1C<, 09 <br />