Thread: I Found It Over There

Originally Posted by RezDog

I wonder what kind of a bureaucratic mine field of paper work it would be to try to establish a quarry where you are? It is a long and slow process here.

You have to find out who owns the land and then you need to investigate the mineral rights and there are the zoning issues. If you are successful there you need to meet all kinds of environmental and safety regulations and get permits. That much is pretty much the same all over. Individual jurisdictions may have additional requirements.

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

You have to find out who owns the land and then you need to investigate the mineral rights and there are the zoning issues. If you are successful there you need to meet all kinds of environmental and safety regulations and get permits. That much is pretty much the same all over. Individual jurisdictions may have additional requirements.

Pretty close to the same here, we have am added step that is both a positive and a negative. Our final step is that you have to go before the joint review panel, at which point your project can become instantly approved or thrown into the abiss of red tape. The joint review panel is largely local people which is handy because everyone knows what and where we are talking about.