§ 69-25B-1 Short title
§ 69-25B-2 Purpose
§ 69-25B-3 Definitions
§ 69-25B-4 Abandoned mine reclamation fund; created
§ 69-25B-5 State reclamation plan; application for support
§ 69-25B-6 Objectives of the fund; duties of the director
§ 69-25B-7 Acquisition and reclamation of land adversely affected by past mining practices; powers of the director
§ 69-25B-8 Liens
§ 69-25B-9 Reports
§ 69-25B-10 Additional powers
§ 69-25B-11 Appeal of director’s decision
§ 69-25B-12 Emergency powers
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Terms Used In New Mexico Statutes > Chapter 69 > Article 25B - Abandoned Mine Reclamation

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