Review Procedures for Permit Revisions; Re- newals; and Transfer Assignment or Sate of Permit Rights Sample Clauses

Review Procedures for Permit Revisions; Re- newals; and Transfer Assignment or Sate of Permit Rights. 1. Any permit revision or renewal for an operation on Federal lands will be reviewed and approved or disapproved by DOR after consultation with OSM on whether such re- vision or renewal constitutes a mining plan modification pursuant to 30 CFR 746.18. OSM will inform DOR within 30 days of receiving a copy of a proposed revision or renewal, whether the permit revision, or renewal con- stitutes a mining plan modification. Where approval of a mining plan modification is re- quired, OSM and DOR will follow the proce- dures outlined in paragraphs C.1. through C.5. of this Article. § 914.30
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