49-416. Effect of revocation of permit or forfeiture of bond upon future permits. An operator whose mining permit has been revoked shall not be eligible to receive another permit or to have suspended permits reinstated until the operator has complied with all the requirements of the mined-land conservation and reclamation act in respect to former permits issued to such operator. No operator who has forfeited any bond shall be eligible to receive another permit unless the land for which the bond was forfeited can be reclaimed without cost to the state, or until the operator has paid into the land reclamation fund such sum as the secretary finds is adequate to reclaim such lands.
History: L. 1968, ch. 395, § 16; L. 1981, ch. 213, § 6; L. 1988, ch. 192, § 21; July 1.
Structure Kansas Statutes
Article 4 - Mined-land Conservation And Reclamation
49-402c Property and records transferred; resolution of conflicts by governor.
49-402d Rights saved in legal actions and proceedings.
49-402e Officers and employees transferred; civil service status; benefits and rights retained.
49-405 Powers and authority of secretary.
49-405d Inspections, when; reports; signs, where, required information; violations; public records.
49-408 Reclamation of land; regulations of secretary; public waters, extent.
49-409 Revegetation of affected areas.
49-411 Commencement of reclamation, when; grading.
49-413 Planting report; inspection and evaluation of vegetative cover.
49-415 Reclamation reports; release of bond, when; hearing; conduct of hearing.
49-416 Effect of revocation of permit or forfeiture of bond upon future permits.
49-418 Effect on existing laws.
49-425 Interests in water resources not affected; replacement of water supply.
49-429 Application of act to underground coal mining.
49-430 Supplemental provisions.
49-431 Act not applicable to extraction of coal in certain circumstances.