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- Alaska Statutes.
- Title 27. Mining
- Chapter 19. Reclamation
- Section 50. Exemption For Small Operations.
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AS 27.19.050. Exemption For Small Operations.
- (a) AS 27.19.030
(a) and 27.19.040 do not apply to a mining operation
- (1) where less than five acres are mined at one location in any year and there is a cumulative unreclaimed mined area of
less than five acres at one location; or
- (2) where less than five acres and less than 50,000 cubic yards of gravel or other materials are disturbed or removed at
one location in any year and there is a cumulative disturbed area of less than five acres at one location.
- (b) To obtain an exemption under (a) of this section, a miner shall file a letter of intent notifying the commissioner of
the
- (1) total acreage and volume of material to be mined;
- (2) total acreage to be reclaimed; and
- (3) reclamation measures to be used.
- (c) A miner exempt under (a) of this section shall file an annual reclamation statement with the commissioner disclosing
the total acreage and volume of material mined by the operation in the current year, the total acreage reclaimed, and
the specific reclamation measures used to comply with AS 27.19.020
. A miner does not qualify for an exemption under (a) of this section for subsequent operations unless the annual
reclamation statement for the previous operation has been filed with the commissioner.
- (d) A miner exempted from the requirements of AS 27.19.030
(a) and 27.19.040 under (a) of this section that fails
to reclaim a mining operation to the standards of AS 27.19.020
is required for two consecutive years to conduct each subsequent mining operation, regardless of size, under an
approved reclamation plan and to provide an individual financial assurance.
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