(a) Each licensee must, at least 30 days but not more than 60 days before the first and second anniversaries of the issuance or renewal of the license, file with the Department a certification updating the information in the most recent license application. The certification must include an updating of the site plan in accordance with Section 38-11 and a summary report of all monitoring required under the license. The certification must be signed by the persons listed in Section 38-5(b)(2).
(b) The Director must publish, at the licensee's expense, a notice of receipt of the certification at least once in a newspaper of general circulation in the area of the quarry. The notice must inform the public:
(1) that a certification has been received for the particular quarry and licensee;
(2) where the certification can be reviewed;
(3) that the department will receive written comments on the completeness and accuracy of the certification for 14 days after the notice is published; and
(4) of the date, time, and location of the information meeting under subsection (d) if one has been scheduled.
(c) The Director must send a copy of the notice to each civic organization in the area around the license boundary that has given the Department a written request to receive such notices.
(d) On request of any interested party during the 14-day comment period, the Director must conduct an information meeting within 30 days to receive public comment on the completeness and accuracy of the certification.
(e) After the information meeting, if one is held, and the 14-day comment period, the Director must decide whether the certification is complete and accurate. If the Director finds that the certification is not complete and accurate, the Director must so advise the licensee in writing.
(f) The Director may suspend any license on the anniversary of its issuance if the licensee did not timely file a complete and accurate certification as required under subsection (a). The Director must reinstate a suspended license if the Director finds, after following the process in subsections (b)-(e), that the licensee has filed a complete and accurate certification. (1992 L.M.C., ch. 1, § 1.)