Oklahoma Administrative Code
Title 460 - Department of Mines
Chapter 20 - The Permanent Regulations Governing the Coal Reclamation Act of 1979
Subchapter 31 - Underground Mining Permit Applications: Minimum Requirements for Reclamation
Section 460:20-31-5 - Operation plan: existing structures
Universal Citation: OK Admin Code 460:20-31-5
Current through Vol. 42, No. 1, September 16, 2024
(a) Each application shall contain a description of each existing structure proposed to be used in connection with or to facilitate the surface coal mining and reclamation operation. The description shall include:
(1)
Location;
(2) Plans of the
structure which describe its current condition;
(3) Approximate dates on which construction
of the existing structure was begun and completed; and
(4) A showing, including relevant monitoring
data or other evidence, whether the structure meets the performance standards
of these rules and regulations (Permanent Program Standards) or, if the
structure does not meet the interim program performance standards of this
Chapter, a showing whether the structure meets the performance standards
(Interim Program Standards)
(b) Each application shall contain a compliance plan for each existing structure proposed to be modified or reconstructed for use in connection with or to facilitate the surface coal mining and reclamation operation. The compliance plan shall include:
(1) Design specifications for the
modification or reconstruction of the structure to meet the design and
performance standards of this Chapter;
(2) A construction schedule which shows dates
for beginning and completing interim steps and final reconstruction;
(3) Provisions for monitoring the structure
during and after modification or reconstruction to ensure that the performance
standards of these Regulations are met; and
(4) A showing that the risk of harm to the
environment or to public health or safety is not significant during the period
of modification or reconstruction.
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