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M-13.1 - Mining Act
Section 304.1.1
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304.1.1. Any mineral substance forming part of the domain of the State and found in a parcel of land on which an exclusive exploration right may be obtained and that is included in a mining-incompatible territory or within an urbanization perimeter delimited in a land use and development plan in accordance with the Act respecting land use planning and development (chapter A-19.1) is withdrawn from prospecting, mining exploration and mining operations from the time a notice is registered in the public register of real and immovable mining rights.
A mining-incompatible territory is a territory in which the viability of activities would be compromised by the impacts of mining.
304.1.1. Any mineral substance forming part of the domain of the State and found in a parcel of land on which a claim may be obtained and that is included in a mining-incompatible territory delimited in a land use and development plan in accordance with the Act respecting land use planning and development (chapter A-19.1) is withdrawn from prospecting, mining exploration and mining operations from the time the territory is shown on the maps kept at the office of the registrar.
A mining-incompatible territory is a territory in which the viability of activities would be compromised by the impacts of mining.
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304.1.1. Any mineral substance forming part of the domain of the State and found in a parcel of land on which a claim may be obtained and that is included in a mining-incompatible territory delimited in a land use and development plan in accordance with the Act respecting land use planning and development (chapter A-19.1) is withdrawn from prospecting, mining exploration and mining operations from the time the territory is shown on the maps kept at the office of the registrar.
A mining-incompatible territory is a territory in which the viability of activities would be compromised by the impacts of mining.
