Mine Closure Plan has the meaning attributed to it in paragraph 23.2.
Mine Closure Plan means a document that:
Mine Closure Plan means a plan to which shall consist of proposals for managing the progressive restoration (where practicable) of worked-out mine areas and the ultimate closure and restoration or rehabilitation of the mine site upon cessation of working;
Examples of Mine Closure Plan in a sentence
The Management Committee may, by unanimous approval of the representatives of all Participants, approve the Operator's recommendation with such changes to the Mine Closure Plan as the Management Committee deems necessary.
The applicant is bound to submit the Progressive Mine Closure Plan along with Mining Plan.
The Management Committee may, by unanimous approval of the representatives of all Participants, approve the Operator’s recommendation with such changes to the Mine Closure Plan as the Management Committee deems necessary.
Mine Closure Plan – After the completion of mining activity, the lease holder would level the land and reuse the top soil for leveling.
In 2012, the Company filed a revised Mine Closure Plan (“MCP”) which was accepted by the Ontario Ministry of Energy, Northern Development and Mines (“MENDM”).
More Definitions of Mine Closure Plan
Mine Closure Plan means the closure plan dated September 1, 2001 submitted by San Gold Corporation (“San Gold”) to the Government of Manitoba relating to San Gold’s mine located in Bissett, Manitoba, as replaced by the new closure plan dated September 30, 2012 prepared by Parks Environmental Inc.
Mine Closure Plan means the closure plan of the mine as defined in the applicable legislation controlling the mining right of the mining operation, applicable on the portion of land which forms part of an application or planning document.
Mine Closure Plan means a plan to abate, control, mitigate, remove or contain an imminent and future threat to public health and the environment that is reasonably likely to occur if a mine ceases operation;
Mine Closure Plan means a plan comprising proposals for managing the progressive restoration (where practicable) of worked-out mine areas and the ultimate closure and restoration or rehabilitation of the mine site upon cessation of mining operations;
Mine Closure Plan means the closure plan for the Concession Area approved by the Regulatory Authority addressing the relevant environment, social and economic impact of the Mining Operations;
Mine Closure Plan means a formal document that includes financial provisions and activities to be implemented from an early stage and continued throughout the operation of a mining cycle to minimize adverse long-term environmental, physical, social and economic impacts; and to create a suitable landform to acceptable level.
Mine Closure Plan means the closure plan of the mine as defined in the applicable legislation controlling the mining right of the mining operation, applicable on the portion of land which forms part of an application or planning document. “Municipality” means any employee or department acting in terms of delegated or sub-delegated authority of the Matjhabeng Local Municipality, established in terms of the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act 117 of 1998); “Municipal Manager” means the municipal manager of the Municipality; “municipal spatial development framework” means a spatial development framework adopted by the Council in terms of Chapter 5 of the Municipal Systems Act and Chapter 4 of the Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Act, 2013 (Act 16 of 2013); “non-conforming use” means the uninterruptedly use of a proven lawful use right that does not comply with the existing or proposed zoning. The use right is limited to the area of the building or land on which the proven lawful use right was issued. “occasional use” means a departure in respect of a right to use land for a purpose, granted on a temporary basis for a specific occasion or event; “overlay zone” means an area in a land use scheme that is demarcated for the purpose of conserving natural resources or promoting certain types of development and that is subject to conditions, requirements or restrictions in addition to those of the land use scheme; “owners’ association” means an owners’ association established in terms of section 30 and includes a body corporate created in terms of the Sectional Titles Act (Act 95/1986); “points-in-limine: means, with regard to a hearing- or appeal- process, the introduction of technical legal points which are argued and decided before arguing the merits of the case. “pre-application consultation” means a consultation between an owner or an agent and the Municipality contemplated in section 53; “principle approval” means, with regard to rehabilitation projects, the approval by a competent authority or authorised official of the project, after a feasibility study has been completed, that authorises the municipality to register the project and interact with all role players during the transitional period. “proclamation” means the publication in the provincial gazette of the notice indicating that the conditions, to which an approved application is subject to, and the actions in terms of this by-law, has been completed and complied with; “proclaimed township” me...