Significantly Disturbed For Purposes of Mineral Extraction Law and Legal Definition
According to 36 CFR 9.2, [Title 36 Parks, Forests, and Public Property; Chapter I National Park Service, Department of the Interior; Part 9 Minerals Management; Subpart A Mining And Mining Claims] Land will be considered significantly disturbed for purposes of mineral extraction when there has been surface extraction of commercial amounts of a mineral, or significant amounts of overburden or spoil have been displaced due to the extraction of commercial amounts of a mineral. Extraction of commercial amounts is defined as the removal of ore from a claim in the normal course of business of extraction for processing or marketing. It does not encompass the removal of ore for purposes of testing, experimentation, examination or preproduction activities.
Legal Definition list
- Significant-Connection Jurisdiction
- Significant Response
- Significant Public Benefit Parole
- Significant Military Equipment
- Significant Harm To The Environment
- Significantly Disturbed For Purposes of Mineral Extraction
- Significantly Subaverage General Intellectual Functioning
- Silent Alarm System
- Silent Partner
- Silent Possession
- Silent-Witness Theory
