Current through Bulletin 2024-23, December 1, 2024
Section R652-21-403 - Secondary Recovery Royalty Agreement(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, byproducts, 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.Utah Admin. Code R652-21-403
Adopted by Utah State Bulletin Number 2024-20, effective 10/8/2024