Wyoming Statutes
§ 35-11-405 — Permit defined; no mining operation without valid permit; when validity terminated
(a)A mining permit is the certification that the tract of
land described may be mined by an operator licensed to do so in
conformance with an approved mining plan and reclamation plan.
No mining operation may be commenced or conducted on land for
which there is not in effect a valid mining permit to which the
operator possesses the rights.
(b)A mining permit once granted remains valid and in
force from the date of its issuance until the termination of all
mining and reclamation operations, except as otherwise provided
in this act.
(c)All surface coal mining permits issued subsequent to
approval of the state program pursuant to P.L. 95-87 shall be
issued for a term of not to exceed five (5) years. If the
applicant demonstrates that a specified longer term is
reasonably needed to allow th
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