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Review Procedures Where Leased Federal Coal Is involved. 1. DOR will assume the responsibilities listed in 30 CFR 740.4(c)(1), (2), (3), (4), (6) and (7), to the extent authorized. In accordance with 30 CFR 740.4(c)(1), DOR will assume responsibility for the analysis, review and approval, disapproval, or condi- tional approval of the permit application component of the PAP for surface coal min- ing and reclamation operations in Indiana where a mining plan is required, including applications for revisions, renewals and transfer sale and assignment of such per- mits. XXX will, at the request of the State, assist to the extent possible in this analysis and review. DOR will be the primary point of contact for applicants regarding the review of the PAP for compliance with the Program and State law and regulations. DOR will be responsible for informing the applicant of all joint State-Federal deter- minations. DOR will to the extent authorized, consult with the Federal land management agency and the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) pursuant to 30 CFR 740.4(c)(2) and (3), respec- tively. On matters concerned exclusively with regulations under 43 CFR part 3480, Subparts 3480 through 3487, BLM will be the primary contact with the applicant. BLM will inform DOR of its actions and provide DOR with a copy of documentation on all de- cisions. DOR will send the OSM copies of any cor- respondence with the applicant and any in- formation received from the applicant re- xxxxxxx the PAP. OSM will send to DOR cop- ies of all correspondence with the applicant which may have a bearing on the PAP. As a matter of practice, OSM will not independ- ently initiate contacts with applicants re- xxxxxxx completeness or deficiencies of the PAP with respect to matters covered by the Program. DOR will also be responsible for obtaining the comments and determinations of other Federal agencies with jurisdiction or respon- sibility over Federal lands affected by the operations proposed in the PAP. DOR will re- quest all Federal agencies to furnish their findings or any requests for additional infor- mation to DOR within 45 days of the date of receipt of the PAP. XXX will assist XXX in obtaining this information, upon request of DOR. DOR will be responsible for approval and release of performance bonds under 30 CFR 740.4(c)(4) in accordance with Article IX of this Agreement, and for review and approval under 30 CFR 740.4(c)(6) of exploration oper- ations not subject to 43 CFR part 3480, Sub- parts 3480–3487. DOR will prepare documentation to com- pl...
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