10 V.S.A. § 101
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§ 101. Division of Geology and Mineral Resources; duties
Official statutory text
The Division of Geology and Mineral Resources shall:
(1) conduct surveys and research related to the geology, mineral resources, and topography of the State;
(2) give aid and advice as may be possible relating to the development and working of rock or mineral deposits suitable for building, road making, and economic or other purposes;
(3) provide information and education to government, industry, other institutions and organizations, and to citizens regarding the geology, mineral resources, and topography of the State;
(4) provide technical information and advice regarding the management of mineral resources on State-owned lands, and cooperate where possible by providing geologic expertise and advice to persons conducting regulatory programs for the State;
(5) provide geological services for the Natural Gas and Oil Resources Board;
(6) maintain records of old and new information relating to the geology, mineral resources, and topography of the State;
(7) prepare and publish reports on the geology, mineral resources, and topography of the State.
(1) conduct surveys and research related to the geology, mineral resources, and topography of the State;
(2) give aid and advice as may be possible relating to the development and working of rock or mineral deposits suitable for building, road making, and economic or other purposes;
(3) provide information and education to government, industry, other institutions and organizations, and to citizens regarding the geology, mineral resources, and topography of the State;
(4) provide technical information and advice regarding the management of mineral resources on State-owned lands, and cooperate where possible by providing geologic expertise and advice to persons conducting regulatory programs for the State;
(5) provide geological services for the Natural Gas and Oil Resources Board;
(6) maintain records of old and new information relating to the geology, mineral resources, and topography of the State;
(7) prepare and publish reports on the geology, mineral resources, and topography of the State.
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