25 Pa. Code § 90.92 - Signs and markers
(a)
Specifications. Signs and markers shall:
(1) Be posted and maintained during the
duration of the coal refuse disposal activities to which they pertain, and
removed upon completion.
(2) Be
clearly visible, readable and uniform throughout the operation.
(3) Be made of durable material.
(4) Conform to local zoning ordinances or
codes.
(b)
Coal
refuse disposal facility and permit identification signs. Requirements
for coal refuse disposal facility and permit identification signs shall be as
follows:
(1) Identification signs shall be
displayed at each point of access from public roads to the area where coal
refuse disposal activities are permitted.
(2) Signs shall show the name, business
address and telephone number of the operator and the identification number of
the current permits authorizing coal refuse disposal activities.
(3) Signs shall be retained and maintained
until after the release of all bonds for the permit area.
(c)
Perimeter markers. The
operator shall clearly mark the perimeter of the areas to be affected prior to
initial coal refuse disposal activities.
(d)
Buffer zone markers.
Stream buffer zones shall be marked along the boundaries of the areas not to be
disturbed as required under §
86.102 (relating to areas where
mining is prohibited or limited).
(e)
Topsoil markers. When
topsoil or other vegetation-supporting material is segregated and stockpiled as
required under §
90.98 (relating to topsoil:
storage), the stockpiled material shall be clearly marked.
(f)
Blasting signs. If
blasting is conducted as part of the operation, the person who conducts the
coal refuse disposal activities shall post and maintain signs and markers as
required by §§ 87.124-87.127 and 87.129.
(g) Groundwater and surface water monitoring
locations and sampling points used to obtain background information shall be
clearly marked and identified. The identification of monitoring locations and
sampling points shall correspond with the identification used in the permit
application. Markers used to identify monitoring locations shall be made of
durable material. The Department may waive marking requirements in cases where
the monitoring location or sampling point is obvious or where marking would be
objectionable for aesthetic reasons.
Notes
The provisions of this § 90.92 amended under the Surface Mining Conservation and Reclamation Act (52 P.S. §§ 1396.1-1396.19a); The Clean Streams Law (35 P.S. §§ 691.1-691.1001); and section 1920-A of The Administrative Code of 1929 (71 P.S. § 510-20).
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