Utah Admin. Code R652-100-800 - Bonding Provisions
1. Prior to the
issuance of a materials permit, or for good cause shown at any time during the
term of the materials permit, upon 30 days written notice, the applicant or
permittee, as the case may be, may be required to post with the division a bond
in the form and amount as may be determined by the division to assure
compliance with all terms and conditions of the permit.
2. All bonds posted on materials permits may
be used for payment of all monies, rentals, and royalties due to the division,
also for costs of reclamation and for compliance with all other terms and
conditions of the permit, and rules pertaining to the permit. The bond shall be
in effect even if the permittee has conveyed all or part of the permit interest
to a sublessee, assignee, or subsequent operator until such time as the
permittee fully satisfies the permit obligations, or until the bond is replaced
with a new bond posted by the sublessee or assignee.
3. Bonds may be increased in reasonable
amounts, at any time as the division may decide, provided the division first
gives permittee 30 days written notice stating the increase and the reason(s)
for such increase.
4. Bonds may be
accepted in any of the following forms at the discretion of the division:
(a) Surety bond with an approved corporate
surety registered in Utah.
(b) Cash
deposit. However, the state will not be responsible for any investment returns
on cash deposits.
(c) Certificates
of deposit in the name of "Utah Division of Forestry, Fire and State Lands and
permittee, c/o permittee's address", with an approved state or federally
insured banking institution registered in Utah. Such certificate of deposit
must have a maturity date no greater than 12 months, be automatically
renewable, and be deposited with the division, the permittee will be entitled
to and receive the interest payments. All certificates of deposit must be
endorsed by the permittee prior to acceptance by the director.
(d) Other forms of surety as may be
acceptable to the division.
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