Ariz. Admin. Code § R11-3-501 - Aggregate Mining Unit Reclamation Plan Content
A. Before beginning any mining activity, the
responsible party of an aggregate mining facility shall submit to the Inspector
a reclamation plan. The reclamation plan shall include the information
specified in A.R.S. §
27-1271,
unless excluded under A.R.S. §
27-1275,
including elements in Articles 6 and 7, if applicable. The reclamation plan may
include the following:
1. Maps of the
existing or proposed surface disturbances for all aggregate mining units of the
aggregate mining facility indicating the following, as applicable:
a. Boundaries of each aggregate mining unit
including any offsets and setbacks;
b. Boundaries of the aggregate mining
facility on which the aggregate mining unit is located;
c. Existing and proposed post-aggregate
mining sites;
d. Post-reclamation
physical topography including all surface elevations and approximate
under-water surface configurations or elevations;
e. Natural features including surface water
and the elevation of any pond or lake;
f. Surface disturbances including pits,
excavations, walls, worksite pads, parking lots, storage areas, water dikes or
ditches, temporary or permanent structures, temporary trailers or pads, and
equipment;
g. Aggregate mine
development rock piles, soil or growth media storage piles, overburden
stockpiles, and other piles of unconsolidated materials;
h. Settling ponds and waste materials or
fines materials;
i. Roads, building
or foundations and pads, other structures, stationary equipment, fences,
including security fences and gates, and berms;
j. Other features that will be abated or
removed including water wells, power lines, utilities, and buildings not
required in the post-aggregate mining land use; and
k. Final post-aggregate mining land use
objectives for each portion of surface disturbance in each aggregate mining
unit. Multiple post-aggregate mining land uses may be listed for an aggregate
mining unit but each use is required to meet the requirement of the Act and
this Chapter;
2. An
indication whether the owner or operator is the responsible party and if the
operator is the responsible party, a description of the legal relationship
between the owner and the operator including the length of the lease and a
general description of lease provisions governing
reclamation.
B. The
Inspector shall approve or disapprove a submitted reclamation plan for an
aggregate mining unit according to the licensing time frames specified in
A.R.S. §
27-1272.
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