usage of the chemical(s) different management and mitigation is authorized in writing measures may be required. Please by the Board. see the detailed rationale for the general Chemicals conditions. The Board authorization process during the life of a project includes input from an Inspector and may include input from other parties. At least seven days prior CHEMICALS Authority: the Board has authority to make to the use of any conditions related to chemical use and chemicals that were not disposal, as per MVLUR 26(1)(g) identified in the complete Purpose and rationale: this condition allows application, the MSDS Board and Inspector to review the chemical sheets must be provided to and take action if they are concerned that its the Board and an use may impact the environment. If Inspector. appropriate, the Board may require the Permittee to update his/her management or mitigation measures or the Spill Contingency Plan. The condition should the scale of the project, be practical, and enforceable: Board approval of every chemical is not practical for all operations. Inspectors note that mineral exploration projects may change Drilling Fluids 10 or more times over a few years, always using some type of biodegradable, non-toxic fluid. For this type of operation, direct approval of individual chemicals is not necessary because conditions for Waste disposal already prevent deposit of any Toxic Material (defined in definitions section). For hydraulic fracturing or activities that may use Toxic Material, the Board may wish to use the Drilling Chemicals condition to require Board authorization prior to use of any new chemicals. Seven days notice does not significantly delay the Permittee (since they need time to order and ship a Drilling Fluid or other chemical). No conflicts with legislation: Inspector authorization of specific chemicals is not supported by MVLUR, therefore, either
usage of the chemical(s) is authorized in writing by the Board. different management and mitigation measures may be required. Please see the detailed rationale for the general Chemicals conditions. The Board authorization process during the life of a project includes input from an Inspector and may include input from other parties. At least seven days prior to the use of any chemicals that were not identified in the complete application, the MSDS sheets must be provided to the Board and an Inspector. CHEMICALS Authority: the Board has authority to make conditions related to chemical use and disposal, as per MVLUR 26(1)(g) Purpose and rationale: this condition allows Board and Inspector to review the chemical and take action if they are concerned that its use may impact the environment. If appropriate, the Board may require the Permittee to update his/her management or mitigation measures or the Spill Contingency Plan. The condition should the scale of the project, be practical, and enforceable: Board approval of every chemical is not practical for all operations. Inspectors note that mineral exploration projects may change Drilling Fluids 10 or more times over a few years, always using some type of biodegradable, non-toxic fluid. For this type of operation, direct approval of individual chemicals is not necessary because conditions for Waste disposal already prevent deposit of any Toxic Material (defined in definitions section). For hydraulic fracturing or activities that may use Toxic Material, the Board may wish to use the Drilling Chemicals condition to require Board authorization prior to use of any new chemicals. Seven days notice does not significantly delay the Permittee (since they need time to order and ship a Drilling Fluid or other chemical). No conflicts with legislation: Inspector authorization of specific chemicals is not supported by MVLUR, therefore, either
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