Mineral extraction definition
Mineral extraction means the removal of minerals, including, but not limited to, sand, gravel, shale, rock, coal, soil, peat or clay, from an excavation in the earth. This shall not include the following:
Mineral extraction means any act, process, system or
Mineral extraction means any act, process, system
Examples of Mineral extraction in a sentence
Mineral extraction operations and reclamation may be included in the Construction Plan required in Section 6.3, or may be specified through a separate reclamation plan.
Mineral extraction operations and reclamation may be included in the Construction Plan required in Section 6.2, or may be specified through a separate reclamation plan.
More Definitions of Mineral extraction
Mineral extraction means the removal of naturally occurring materials from the earth, excluding dredging as defined in this chapter.
Mineral extraction means the removal of topsoil, gravel, rock, clay, sand or other earth material, including accessory activities such as washing, sorting, screening, crushing and stockpiling. Not included is the leveling, grading, filling, or removal of materials during the course of normal site preparation for an approved use (e.g., residential subdivision, commercial development, etc.) subject to the provisions of this Program.
Mineral extraction means all mine-related activities, including:
Mineral extraction means the extraction of any natural, solid, inorganic or fossilized organic substance, but does not include:
Mineral extraction means the extraction of coal, gypsum, clay, stone, sand, gravel, or other ores or mineral liquids or solids for sale, borrow, or for processing or consumption in the regular operation of a business or
Mineral extraction means any act, process, system or method by,
Mineral extraction means the removal of minerals, including, but not limited to,