43 CFR 3809.1 - What are the purposes of this subpart?
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23 practice notes
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Minerals management: Mining claims under general mining laws; surface management,
...The plan content requirements (43 assessment or a draft CFR 3809.1-5) and performance environmental impact statement standards (43 CFR 3809.1-3(d) and available to the public before 3809.2-2) that were in effect that immediately before (effective date of final rule.) apply to your plan of o......
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National Wildlife Federation v. Burford, No. 86-5239
...claims will not be able to secure approval of plans of operations, which is required for operations involving five or more acres, see 43 C.F.R. Sec. 3809.1-4 (1986); this disability condemns such claims at least temporarily to When such parties are identified under Rule 19(a) and cannot be ......
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Sierra Club v. Penfold, Nos. 87-3597
...or any mine other than a casual mine which is located in a specially designated area of preservation, is identified as a "Plan" mine. 43 C.F.R. Sec. 3809.1-4 (1986). A Plan mine operation is only permitted after it has been approved by the BLM. Approval requires review through an environmen......
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Lujan v. National Wildlife Federation, No. 89-640
...the district office of the BLM. § 3809.1-3. Neither approval nor notification is required only with respect to "casual use operations," 43 CFR § 3809.1-2, defined as "activities ordinarily resulting in only negligible disturbance of the Federal lands and resources," § 3809.0-5. (Activities ......
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16 cases
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National Wildlife Federation v. Burford, No. 86-5239
...claims will not be able to secure approval of plans of operations, which is required for operations involving five or more acres, see 43 C.F.R. Sec. 3809.1-4 (1986); this disability condemns such claims at least temporarily to When such parties are identified under Rule 19(a) and cannot be ......
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Sierra Club v. Penfold, Nos. 87-3597
...or any mine other than a casual mine which is located in a specially designated area of preservation, is identified as a "Plan" mine. 43 C.F.R. Sec. 3809.1-4 (1986). A Plan mine operation is only permitted after it has been approved by the BLM. Approval requires review through an environmen......
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Lujan v. National Wildlife Federation, No. 89-640
...the district office of the BLM. § 3809.1-3. Neither approval nor notification is required only with respect to "casual use operations," 43 CFR § 3809.1-2, defined as "activities ordinarily resulting in only negligible disturbance of the Federal lands and resources," § 3809.0-5. (Activities ......
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Backes v. Bernhardt, Case No. 1:19 cv 00482-CL
...to prevent unnecessary or undue degradation of Federal lands which may result from operations authorized by the mining laws." 43 C.F.R. § 3809.1(a). The Subpart 3809 regulations require operators to, among other things, have a BLM-approved plan of operations or an acknowledged notice before......
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2 books & journal articles
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Future prospects for mining and public land management: the federal 'retention-disposal' policy enters the twenty-first century.
...Wildlife lands. 4 American Law of Mining [sections] 101.05(3), (4) (2d ed. 1992). (155) 36 C.F.R. [sections] 228.12 (1995). (156) Id.; 43 C.F.R. 3809.1-3, 4 (1995). The Forest Service plan of operations need not be filed if operations will be limited to use of vehicles on existing public or......
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Bond What You Know and Insure What You Don't: A Comment on A Market Approach to Regulating the Energy Revolution
...laws, Nev. Rev. Stat. §§519A.010-519A.290 (2014), and implementing regulations, Nev. Admin. Code, §§519A.010-519A.635 (2014). 24. 43 C.F.R. §§3809.1-3809.900 (2014). 25. See, e.g. , id. §3809.11. 8-2015 NEWS & ANALYSIS 45 ELR 10757 Copyright © 2015 Environmental Law Institute®, Washington, ......