Wyoming § 35-11-409 Permit revocation

Wyoming Statutes

§ 35-11-409 — Permit revocation

Wyoming·Title 35 Public Health and Safety·Ch. 11 ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY·Art. 4 LAND QUALITY

(a)The director shall revoke a mining permit if at any time he determines that the permit holder intentionally misstated or failed to provide any fact that would have resulted in the denial of a mining permit and which good faith compliance with the policies, purposes, and provisions of this act would have required him to provide.

(b)Unless an emergency exists, and except as otherwise provided in this act, the revocation of a permit shall become effective upon thirty (30) days' notice to the operator. In an emergency, a special meeting of the council may cause a revocation to become effective upon receipt of notice by the permit holder.

(c)When an inspection carried out pursuant to the enforcement of this act reveals that a pattern of violations by any surface coal mine operator of any

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(a) The director shall revoke a mining permit if at any
time he determines that the permit holder intentionally
misstated or failed to provide any fact that would have resulted
in the denial of a mining permit and which good faith compliance
with the policies, purposes, and provisions of this act would
have required him to provide.
(b) Unless an emergency exists, and except as otherwise
provided in this act, the revocation of a permit shall become
effective upon thirty (30) days' notice to the operator. In an
emergency, a special meeting of the council may cause a
revocation to become effective upon receipt of notice by the
permit holder.
(c) When an inspection carried out pursuant to the
enforcement of this act reveals that a pattern of violations by
any surface coal mine operator of any requirements of this act
or any permit conditions required by this act has existed, and
that these violations were caused by the unwarranted failure of
the operator to comply with these requirements or permit
conditions, or that these violations are willfully caused by the
operator, the director shall issue an order to the operator to
show cause why the permit should not be suspended or revoked.
Opportunity for a public hearing before the council shall be
provided. If a hearing is requested the director shall inform
all interested parties of the time and place of the hearing.
Upon failure of the operator to show cause why the permit should
not be suspended or revoked, the council shall suspend or revoke
the permit.