- (1) Before any sale occurs, an Operator shall provide a Self-Certification and report the quantity, in existence before the effective date of Rule R652-21, of Secondary Material for which they intend to utilize Secondary Recovery Processes.
- (2) A Feasibility Assessment is not required for a Secondary Recovery Royalty Agreement, so long as any Operational Waste, by-products, or discharges associated with the processing are not released onto sovereign lands or other hydrologically connected resources.
- (3) An Operator shall enter into a Feasibility Assessment before continuing to extract or process, under a royalty agreement other than a Secondary Recovery Royalty Agreement, a Great Salt Lake Element or Mineral from any tailings, discarded material, end-use products, or waste products beyond those reported in Subsection R652-21-403(1).
- (4) A Secondary Recovery Royalty Agreement shall terminate when the last Secondary Material, as reported in Subsection R652-21-403(1), is processed and sold.
- (5) Any Great Salt Lake Element or Mineral extracted or evaporated after the effective date of Rule R652-21 is not eligible for processing and sale under a Secondary Recovery Royalty Agreement.
KEY: mineral extraction; Great Salt Lake.
Date of Last Change: October 8, 2024
Authorizing, and Implemented or Interpreted Law: 65A-1-4; 65A-6-2; 65A-6-4; 65A-17-102; 65A-17-201; 65A-17-202; 65A-17-203; 65A-17-302; 65A-17-303; 65A-17-304; and 65A-17-306.