Revise siltation structure capacity at mines

Added a strict 90-day deadline for the department to notify applicants if their permit application is administratively complete.

Reduced the deadline for the department to issue a final decision on an application to 120 days after determining it is complete.

Changed the public notice requirement so the applicant must publish notice of filing in a local newspaper for four consecutive weeks, rather than the department doing so.

Added a presumption that an application is administratively complete unless the department explicitly lists missing items in a written notice.

Clarified that underground tunnels, shafts, or subsurface excavations do not need to be revegetated as part of reclamation.

Added a list of bill sponsors (Senators Usher, Ricci, Galt, etc.) and changed the bill identifier from SB 365 to SB0365.2.

Reformatted the header and page numbering to match a new print version style.

Clarified that underground tunnels, shafts, and subsurface excavations are exempt from revegetation requirements.

Required applicants to publish public notice of their filing for four consecutive weeks in a local newspaper.

Required the department to notify local governmental bodies and utilities about the application and allow time for written comments.

Established a 30-day window for interested parties to file written objections and a 30-day window for informal conferences if requested.

Mandated a 90-day deadline for the department to determine if an application is administratively complete.

Mandated a 120-day deadline for the department to notify applicants whether their application is acceptable or unacceptable.

The bill identifier was changed from 'SB 365.1' to 'SB0365.2', reflecting a version update.

The header formatting was altered to display the year '2025' immediately before the '69th Legislature' text.

The header and title were updated from a legislative committee draft (LC 1508) to the final Senate Bill format (SB 365) with the complete list of sponsoring legislators.