Utah § 40-1-3 Boundaries to be marked.

Utah Statutes

§ 40-1-3 — Boundaries to be marked.

Utah § 40-1-3

Title 40Mines and Mining

Ch. 40-1Mining Claims

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Bluebook

Utah Code Ann. § 40-1-3 (2026).

Text

Mining claims and mill sites must be distinctly marked on the ground so that the boundaries thereof can be readily traced.

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Legislative History

No Change Since 1953

Nearby Sections

15

§ 40-1-1

Lode claims -- Size and shape -- Discovery necessary.

§ 40-1-10

Certified copies of records evidence.

§ 40-1-11

Interfering with notices, stakes, or monuments -- Penalty.

§ 40-1-12

Damages for wrongful removal of ores.

§ 40-1-2

Discovery monument -- Notice of location -- Contents.

§ 40-1-3

Boundaries to be marked.

§ 40-1-4

Copy of location notice to be recorded.

§ 40-1-6

Affidavit of performance of annual labor or payment of maintenance fee.

§ 40-1-7

District recorders -- Office abolished.

§ 40-1-8

Vacancy and removal -- County recorder to receive records.

§ 40-1-9

County recorder may certify district records.

§ 40-10-1

Legislative finding.

§ 40-10-10

Permit application fee -- Submission of application and reclamation plan -- Determinations, tests, and samplings -- Filing of application -- Insurance required -- Blasting plan.

§ 40-10-11

Division action on permit application -- Requirements for approval -- List of applicant's mining law violation -- Restoration of prime farmland.

§ 40-10-12

Revised permit and reclamation plan -- Application -- Transfer, assignment, or sale of rights -- Revision or modification of permit provisions.

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