Requirements for Industrial Mineral Submissions for Assessment Credit

• Any industrial mineral report submitted for assessment work credit must, in addition to the requirements set out in subsection 11 (2) [Geotechnical],
  • summarize the type of work being done;
  • indicate the type of equipment used, the dates and hours of use of the equipment, the dates and hours worked by the equipment operator and the hourly rates for equipment use and for the operator;
  • describe the regional and property geology;
  • describe the rock types being tested;
  • describe the sampling procedure, method of extraction and size of the sample;
  • describe the method used to process the samples and the results and provide the appropriate certificates; and
  • provide a discussion of the results of the analysis or testing and the possible markets or uses for the material tested, together with recommendations for future exploration.
• A map or plan submitted in connection with an industrial mineral report must, in addition to complying with the requirements of subsection 11 (3) [Geotechnical],
  • contain a table of rock types, lithologies and formations;
  • show outcrops designated by a letter or number corresponding to the rock type, lithologies and formations;
  • show the character of the overburden, including boulder, clay, gravel or sand;
  • show the distribution of swamp, muskeg and forest cover areas; and
  • show the location and dimensions of the workings.