Mine Plan definition

Mine Plan means the plan for development of the proposed mine, including the sequencing of the development.
Mine Plan means the life of mine plan as updated by the Licensee from time to time for sequencing of the development of the Project.
Mine Plan means the mining plan proposed by Lessee and approved by Lessor. The Mine Plan shall be agreed upon by Lessor and Lessee within twelve (12) months of the Effective Date and shall identify all portions of the Leased Premises to be mined and shall include the number and location of No. 6 coal acres and No. 9 coal acres comprising the Leased Premises. Lessee agrees, within ten (10) days following a request from Lessor, to execute any document(s) necessary and otherwise to release all portions of the Leased Premises not to be mined under the Mine Plan.

Examples of Mine Plan in a sentence

  • In compliance with Canadian reporting standards, Inferred or Indicated Mineral Resources that are not Mineral Reserves are not included in the Mine Plan.

  • Refer to ASXrelease “Updated Life of Mine Plan for Abujar Gold Mine” dated 5 October 2023 for additional details and notes.

  • The 2019 Mine Plan yields an estimated mine life of 30 years comprising approximately 19 years of mine life from Muga as developed from the Muga Ore Reserves and a further 11 years from Muga Inferred Mineral Resources and the Exploration Target from the Vipasca abutting tenement.

  • The technical parameters underpinning the target in the market announcement dated 19th June 2015 continue to apply and have not materially changed." The 2019 Mine Plan also incorporates the anticipated requirements of the environmental permitting process, particularly related to subsidence controls and exclusion zones around towns, infrastructure and objects of significant cultural importance.

  • TIE ASX release “Updated Life of Mine Plan for Abujar Gold Mine” dated 5 October 2023 REVIEW OF OPERATIONS (CONTINUED) Table 5: NPV by gold price for LOM basis US$ Gold PriceNotes:1.


More Definitions of Mine Plan

Mine Plan means a detailed description of the mine and proposed mining works to optimize return on investment, through capital investment, design, extraction scheduling, and preparation of the mineral product in accordance with mineral specifications.
Mine Plan means the consolidated financial model of Equinox (in Excel format) which shall include without duplication (i) the individual mine plan over the Life of Mine and (ii) all other corporate expenses (including, without limitation, sales, general and administrative expenses and payments to community land owners) and, only with respect to each Mine Plan delivered after the Restatement Date, budgeted exploration expenses for the then current year, delivered by or on behalf of the Borrowers to the Lenders.
Mine Plan. EGI has projected that a probable underground mineral reserve of 1.17 million tons of gold (approximately 258,000 ounces) and 8.3 million pounds of copper is commercially exploitable from the Golden Dream Mine and has designed a “Mine Plan” aligned with this probable mineral reserve estimate relating to the construction required for the Golden Dream Mine.
Mine Plan means the consolidated budget of the Borrower which shall include without duplication (i) the individual mine plans for each Project over its relevant Life of Mine and (ii) all other exploration and corporate expenses (including, without limitation, sales, general and administrative expenses), delivered by or on behalf of the Borrower to the Lenders. The Mine Plan shall be determined without reference to any Excluded Entity.
Mine Plan means the Owner’s written overview and objectives for continued development of the Mine for a specified period of time, typically addressing elements such as, mining areas, mining sequence, quantities and general configuration, altogether identified as Mine Plan, authorised by the Owner, and as it may be amended from time to time during the Term;
Mine Plan. - means a brief summary of how and when the leased lands will be developed. The plan should include anticipated dates for obtaining the necessary permits, commencing mining operations, and completing operations; should state anticipated annual production levels from the opening of the mine until its closing; should identify anticipated markets; and should show the planned progression and time frames for mining and reclaiming each tract within the logical mining unit;