Colorado § 34-61-101 Boreholes penetrating coal seams

Colorado Statutes

§ 34-61-101 — Boreholes penetrating coal seams

Colorado·Title 34 Mineral·Art. Oil Wells and Boreholes

It is the duty of the owner, or
person in charge of any borehole that penetrates any workable coal seam or any
accessible or inaccessible coal mine excavation, to notify the energy and carbon
management commission created in section 34-60-104.3 (1) of the location of the
borehole by designating the particular five-acre subdivision of the land section on
which the borehole is situated, and the depth and thickness of every workable coal
seam or accessible or inaccessible coal mine excavation penetrated by the
borehole. On receipt of such notification, the energy and carbon management
commission shall at once notify the coal mining regulatory authority.

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It is the duty of the owner, or
person in charge of any borehole that penetrates any workable coal seam or any
accessible or inaccessible coal mine excavation, to notify the energy and carbon
management commission created in section 34-60-104.3 (1) of the location of the
borehole by designating the particular five-acre subdivision of the land section on
which the borehole is situated, and the depth and thickness of every workable coal
seam or accessible or inaccessible coal mine excavation penetrated by the
borehole. On receipt of such notification, the energy and carbon management
commission shall at once notify the coal mining regulatory authority.

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Legislative History

Source: L. 15: p. 373, � 28. C.L. � 3641. CSA: C. 118, � 38. CRS 53: � 100-3-1. C.R.S. 1963: � 100-3-1. L. 2023: Entire section amended, (SB 23-285), ch. 235, p. 1257, � 37, effective July 1.