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Show UTAH COAL AND ENERGY WHY THE BOARD SHOULD NOT ISSUE AN IMMEDIATE ABATEMENT ORDER OF UTAH COAL AND ENERGY'S BLACK HAWK MINE, SUMMIT SUM-MIT COUNTY. UTAH. THE BOARD OF OIL, GAS AND MINING having conducted a hearing of this mailer on February 28, 1979, now hereby finds from the evidence presented pre-sented ihai Utah Coal and Energy has failed to comply with the requirements of the Board's Order of February 1. 1979. in that the company failed in obtain an approved Notice of Inicni to Mine within 60 days of i he order of November 29, 1978 and failed to post bond in a limely fashion. NOW THEREFORE, the Board hereby issues an immediate immed-iate abatement order halting mining activities at the Black Hawk Mine, Summit County, Utah until (he Utah Coal and Energy Company obtains an approved Notice of Intent to mine in accordance with the requirements of the Utah Mined Land Reclamation Act, Title 8 and Chapter 40, Utah Code Annotated, as amended and implementing regulations, and specifically, posts a surety for reclamation in the amount of $15,000.00. V ORDERED by the BOARD OF OIL, GAS, AND MINING fa 28th day of February. 1979, with the understanding' that this order shall in no manner bind the Division to approval of a Notice of Intent which fails to meet subsequently adopted laws and requirements. Scheree Wilcos Secretary of the Board Published in the Park Record March 22. 1979. -NOTICE- UTAH STATE BOARD OF OIL, GAS, AND MINING ABATEMENT ORDER CASE NO. ACT043001 FEBRUARY 28, 1979 IN THE MATTER OF THE MOTION TO SHOW CAUSE BY |