1993-11-15_PERMIT FILE - C1981017 ‎(2)‎

• Permit No: C1981017
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 11/15/1993
• Doc Name: Request for federal Intervention ‎(Part 2 of 2)‎
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

(III) The quantity of water in surface and groundwater
systems. Protection measures may include providing water by
exchange, substitution, replacement, or augmentation, as
appropriate under state law.
(2) Any information required by this 'section which is
not on public file pursuant to state law shall be held in
confidence by the board and the division.
34 -33 -112. Small operator assistance. (1) If the
division finds that the probable total annual production at
all locations of any operator or parent company will not
exceed one hundred thousand tons, upon written request of the
operator, the division shall, to the extent that funding or
services are appropriated or otherwise provided for the
express purposes of this section:
(a) Have performed by a qualified public or private
laboratory designated by the board the determination of
probable hydrologic consequences required by section 34 -33 -110
(2) (1) and the statement of test borings or core samplings
required by section 34 -33 -110 (2) (p);
(b) Provide additional necessary technical and
administrative assistance to the operator in the preparation
of permit applications and revisions under this article.
34 -33 -113. Performance bonds. (1) After a permit
application has been approved but before a permit is issued,
the applicant shall file with the division, on a form
prescribed and furnished by the board, a performance bond,
payable to this state and conditioned upon faithful
performance of all the requirements of this article and the
permit. The bond shall cover the area of land within the
permit area upon which the applicant will initiate and conduct
surface coal mining and reclamation operations within the
initial term of the permit. As succeeding increments of
surface coal mining and reclamation operations are initiated
and conducted within the permit area, the permittee shall file
with the board an additional bond or bonds to cover such
increments in accordance with this section. The t of the
bond required for each bonded •area shall depend u e
reclamation regu rementss — of the a r mit shall reflect
the probable difficulty of rec amation, giving consideration
to such factors as topography, geology of the site, hydrology,
and revegetation potential, and shall be determined as part of
the proposed decision of the division pursuant to section
34 -33 -114, and subject to review by the board as provided in
section 34 -33 -119. The amount of the bond shall be
sufficient to assure the completion of the reclamation plan if
the work had to be performed by the board in the event of
forfeiture, and in no case shall the bond for the entire area
under one permit be less than ten thousand dollars.
-16-
July, 1987