11 Miss. Code. R. 8-8-2-A-4-II - General Revegetation Requirements
The general requirements for revegetation shall be considered satisfied upon the determination by the Department that:
A. The permittee has established on regraded
areas and all other disturbed areas, except water areas, surface areas of roads
and areas around buildings that are approved as part of the postmining land
use, a vegetative cover that is in accordance with the reclamation plan in the
approved permit and that is:
1. diverse,
effective, and permanent;
2.
comprised of species native to the area, or of introduced species which are
desirable and allowable, not listed in Addendum T, and are necessary to achieve
the postmining land use and approved by the regulatory authority;
3. at least equal in extent of cover to the
natural vegetation of the area; and
4. capable of stabilizing the soil surface
from erosion.
B. The
Department must also make the determination that the reestablished plant
species are:
1. compatible with the approved
postmining land use;
2. of the same
seasonal characteristics of growth as the original vegetation;
3. capable of self-regeneration and plant
succession;
4. compatible with the
plant and animal species of the area; and
5. allowed for planting under applicable
state and federal laws and regulations which control the growth of poisonous
and noxious plants and introduced species. See Addendum T.
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