OAR 632-030-0040
Maintaining an Operating Permit


(1)

The Department may revoke, terminate, or refuse to renew an operating permit as provided in ORS 517.862 (Revocation, termination or refusal to renew operating permit).

(2)

Prior to the anniversary date of an operating permit, the operator shall submit the required annual fee and file the annual report. The annual report must include production figures that provide a legal and accurate report of all materials mined or excavated. If requested by the Department, the operator must also submit an updated site plan map. The permittee shall maintain an operating permit until mining and reclamation, including revegetation (if required), have been completed.

(3)

If the Department determines that the permittee has not complied or is not complying with the approved reclamation plan, permit conditions, the Act, or the rules adopted thereunder, the Department will take appropriate action including one or more of the following: a notice of violation under ORS 517.860 (Effect of failure to comply with operating permit or reclamation plan), a compliance order under 517.860 (Effect of failure to comply with operating permit or reclamation plan), a suspension order under ORS 517.880 (Order for suspension of surface mining operation operating without required permit), recovery against the bond or alternative form of security under 517.860 (Effect of failure to comply with operating permit or reclamation plan), and an assessment of civil penalties under 517.992 (Civil penalties).

Source: Rule 632-030-0040 — Maintaining an Operating Permit, https://secure.­sos.­state.­or.­us/oard/view.­action?ruleNumber=632-030-0040.

Last Updated

Jun. 8, 2021

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