Okla. Stat. tit. 45, § 45-745.7
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Grant, modification or denial of application for permit
Official statutory text
- Notice to applicant - Burden of proof - Notice to political
subdivisions.
Upon the basis of a complete mining application and reclamation
plan, including public notification and an opportunity for a public
hearing, the Department shall grant, require modification of or deny
the application for a permit in a reasonable time and notify the
applicant in writing. The applicant for a permit, or revision of a
permit, shall have the burden of establishing that his application
is in compliance with all the requirements of the law. Within ten
(10) days after the granting of a permit, the Department shall
notify the local governmental officials in the political subdivision
in which the area of land to be affected is located that a permit
has been issued and shall describe the location of the land.
subdivisions.
Upon the basis of a complete mining application and reclamation
plan, including public notification and an opportunity for a public
hearing, the Department shall grant, require modification of or deny
the application for a permit in a reasonable time and notify the
applicant in writing. The applicant for a permit, or revision of a
permit, shall have the burden of establishing that his application
is in compliance with all the requirements of the law. Within ten
(10) days after the granting of a permit, the Department shall
notify the local governmental officials in the political subdivision
in which the area of land to be affected is located that a permit
has been issued and shall describe the location of the land.
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