Extractive Operation definition

Extractive Operation means the winning of Extractive Material, or, an industry or undertaking (not including Mining), which depends for its operations on the winning of Extractive Material from the land upon which it is carried on;
Extractive Operation or “operation” means each
Extractive Operation or “operation” means each geographically separate extractive location in this State where a person engages in mineral extraction. The term includes, without limitation, a mining operation defined in NRS 519A.080, and for each such operation, its location is the location described in the plan or amended plan filed by the person pursuant to NRS 519A.200 to 519A.260, inclusive.

Examples of Extractive Operation in a sentence

  • Except by special permit from the Township Board, the extractive process, loading process, public loading process, delivery, loading, unloading of equipment approved for use of the Extractive Operation shall be permitted only between the hours of 7:00a.m. and 6:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and between 7:00 a.m. and 12:00 noon on Saturdays.


More Definitions of Extractive Operation

Extractive Operation means the taking or extracting from

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