mine site definition

mine site means the mining lease the accommodation area and other areas provided for the facilities of the Company in the vicinity of the mining lease;

mine site means the site on which a Mine is or is proposed to be established;

mine site means the land upon which a mine, whether active or

Examples of mine site in a sentence

• The Cree Parties acknowledge that, for public safety and security reasons, Galaxy shall establish and adjust zones in collaboration with the Tallyman of the Eastmain RE02 Territory within the Claims Area and surrounding the Mine Site (the “Safety Zones”) where there shall be no hunting, fishing and trapping, except as provided in Subsection 5.4.8, and where the use of firearms shall be prohibited, except as and when authorized by Galaxy.

• Subject to any Applicable Laws and any safety requirements, employment and communications at the Mine Site may be done in French and English to ensure the safety and security of all people present at the Mine Site.

• The Cree Parties acknowledge that Galaxy shall adopt, implement and enforce security measures for all Galaxy Employees, Contractors and subcontractors, employees of Contractors and subcontractors and visitors at the Mine Site and at the pick-up points designated by Galaxy.

• The Cree Parties acknowledge that Galaxy shall adopt, implement and enforce a zero- tolerance drug and alcohol policy, addressing all forms of substance abuse, for all individuals at the Mine Site and during transportation of Galaxy Employees to and from the Mine Site.

• The Cree Parties acknowledge that, for public safety and security reasons, hunting, fishing and trapping shall be prohibited at the Mine Site by all individuals and that the policies of Galaxy will reflect such prohibition.

More Definitions of mine site

mine site means an area of the mine where mining operations occur.

mine site means the entire operational, disturbed or impacted surface area of land and water located within the boundaries of those surface rights acquired and held by the Licencee for the construction and operation of the Development;

mine site means a location at which a facility for extracting a mineral by underground, strip, open pit or quarry operations exists or is to be developed, and includes

mine site means one of, and “Mine Sites” shall mean some or all of, the

mine site means the land upon which a mine, whether active or inactive, is located, for which the Commissioner of Labor and Workforce Development has granted a certificate of registration pursuant to section 4 of P.L. 1954, c. 197 (C.34:6-98.4) and the boundary of which includes all contiguous parcels, except as provided below, of property under common ownership or management, whether located in one or more municipalities, as such parcels are reflected by lot and block numbers or metes and bounds, including any mining plant, material, or equipment. “Contiguous parcels” as used in this definition of “mine site” shall not include parcels for which mining or quarrying is not a permitted use or for which mining or quarry is not permitted as a prior nonconforming use under the “Municipal Land Use Law,” P.L. 1975, c. 291 (C.40:55D-1 et seq.)

mine site means the site of a mine at which minerals were worked before or after the coming into operation of this Part, and, without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, includes the underground works and open pits of the mine, the surface where processing minerals has taken place, areas subject to any ancillary underground rights or ancillary surface rights and areas used for mineral and other waste disposal facilities and

mine site means all contiguous areas of where mining is actually conducted, including the following: (a) The location where the extraction from the earth of nonmetallic minerals for sale is conducted; (b) Storage and processing areas whether contiguous or not to areas excavated for nonmetallic mining; (c) Areas where nonmetallic mining refuse is deposited; (d) Areas affected by activities such as the construction or improvement of private roads or haulage ways for nonmetallic mining; and (e) Areas where nonmetallic mining reclamation activities are carried out or structures needed for nonmetallic mining reclamation, such as topsoil stockpile areas, revegetation test plots, or channels for surface water diversion, are located.