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Code · Wisconsin · Chapter 293 — Nonferrous metallic mining

293.45 Prospecting; department grant or denial of permit.

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293.45 Prospecting; department grant or denial of permit.
(1)The department shall issue a prospecting permit under this section to an applicant within 60 days following the date of the completion of the hearing record if, on the basis of the application, the department’s investigation and hearing and any written comments, it finds that the site is not unsuitable for prospecting or, absent a certification under s. 293.35
(1), surface mining, the department has approved the prospecting plan and the reclamation plan complies with ss. 293.13
(2)and 293.35
(2)and
(3)and rules promulgated under ss. 293.13
(2)and 293.35
(2)and
(3). The department may modify any part of the application or reclamation plan and approve it as modified. Except as otherwise provided in this chapter, prospecting permits shall be valid for the life of the project, unless canceled under s. 293.83
(1)or
(3)or 293.85 or revoked under s. 293.87
(2)or
(3).
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