Concerning the Conformity of Provisions of the "Colorado Surface Coal Mining Reclamation Act" to Federal Law, and, in Connection therewith, Conforming the Reference to Coal Mine Waste, Including Mining by Governmental Entities, Deleting Provision for an Exemption of Incidental Extraction of Coal and of the Automatic Repeal of Rules, Allowing Extension of Permit Area by Permit Revision, Requiring Subsidence Impact Mitigation, and Authorizing Rules to Address Improvidently Issued Permits.

Authors

Colorado General Assembly

Files

Publication Date

1995

Chapter

53

Session Type

Regular

Session Number

1

Document Type

Act

Start Page

147

Keywords

Natural Resources

Recommended Citation

Colorado General Assembly, "Concerning the Conformity of Provisions of the "Colorado Surface Coal Mining Reclamation Act" to Federal Law, and, in Connection therewith, Conforming the Reference to Coal Mine Waste, Including Mining by Governmental Entities, Deleting Provision for an Exemption of Incidental Extraction of Coal and of the Automatic Repeal of Rules, Allowing Extension of Permit Area by Permit Revision, Requiring Subsidence Impact Mitigation, and Authorizing Rules to Address Improvidently Issued Permits." (1995). Session Laws 1951-2000. 14654.
https://scholar.law.colorado.edu/session-laws-1951-2000/14654