30-6 MINING, QUARRY, SAND AND GRAVEL EXCAVATION OPERATIONS: Transfer to Successor Operator
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Whenever an Operator succeeds to the interest of another Operator by sale, assignment, lease or other means, the City may release the first Operator from his responsibilities under his approved Excavation Permit as described above, including surety, provided the successor assumes all of the responsibilities of the former Operator under the approved Operation and Reclamation Plan, including the posting of surety. Upon satisfactory assumption of such responsibilities by the successor Operator, 7 under conditions approved by the CDD, the responsibility of the total excavation site shall be transferred to the successor Operator.
30-5 MINING, QUARRY, SAND AND GRAVEL EXCAVATION OPERATIONS: Notice of Issued Permit · 30-7 MINING, QUARRY, SAND AND GRAVEL EXCAVATION OPERATIONS: Filing of an Annual Progress Report