New Mexico Administrative Code

$30.00 (see 19.5.2.40 NMAC)

Guide, fishing services, boating and rafting excursions for Navajo Lake state park $500.00 For other parks, guide, fishing services, boating and rafting excursions $300.00 Educational, park resource protection services and other services $300.00 Short term educational, park resou…

Guide, fishing services, boating and rafting excursions for Navajo Lake state park $500.00 For other parks guide, fishing services, boating and rafting excursions $300.00

The following fees are for use of the facility or area only and do not include applicable day use or camping fees. A. Meeting room, conference room, classroom. Park open hours Large for entire day $200.00 Small for entire day $100.00 Large for partial day (four hours) $50.00 Smal…

The division shall review the fees in 19.5.6 NMAC every five years and the director may change any or all the fees to reflect the Chained Consumer Price Index for Urban Consumers. Any fee change shall be rounded to the nearest dollar

19.5.6 NMAC applies to persons using the state parks system.

19.5.6 NMAC is authorized pursuant to Subsection E of 9-1-5 NMSA 1978 and Sections 16-2-2 et seq. NMSA 1978.

Permanent.

May 1, 2004, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

19.5.6 NMAC's objective is to establish fees for visitors to off-set the cost of park operations so that each park may be made as nearly self-supporting as possible.

[RESERVED] [See 19.5.1.7 NMAC for definitions.]

A. All parks (except as noted in Subsection B of 19.5.6.8 NMAC). Per motor vehicle (residents with valid state identification card or NM license plate on the vehicle.) $5.00 Per motor vehicle (non-resident) $10.00 Walk in/bicycle No Charge School bus (non-resident only) $15.00 Co…

Primitive site (resident with a valid state identification card or NM registration on the vehicle) $10.00 Primitive site (non-resident) $15.00 Developed site (resident with a valid state identification card or NM registration on the vehicle) $15.00 Developed site (non-resident) $…

Energy, Minerals and Natural Resources Department, State Parks Division.

A. An individual or entity shall apply for a film permit with the division's office in Santa Fe at least 30 calendar days before the film or photography project is to start by submitting a division-developed film permit application and the non-refundable film permit application f…

A. After receipt of the film permit application and the application fee, the division shall either: (1) issue the film permit with such conditions as the division deems necessary, including those needed to protect park resources or to ensure visitors' safety and enjoyment, upon t…

A. Non-refundable application fee: $100. B. Rental fees. Motion pictures/videos/television documentaries: 1-30 people $250/location/day 31-60 people $500/location/day over 60 people $1,000/location/day Commercial still photography: 1-10 people $100/location/day 11-30 people $150/…

A. Persons associated with the filming project shall pay the generally applicable visitor fees including camping and electrical and sewage hook-up. Day use fees are not charged. B. The permittee or those involved in the film or photography project shall not use annual permits to …

A. The division may assign staff to monitor all aspects of filming. The number of monitors the division assigns shall depend upon the number of individuals involved in the project. Generally, the division will assign the following number of monitors. Less than 50 people one monit…

A. The permittee shall remove equipment and materials brought into a park for the film or photography project immediately upon the project's completion unless otherwise agreed upon in the film agreement. B. The permittee shall, on a daily basis, remove and properly dispose of gar…

A. Unless modified in the film permit, the permittee shall not: (1) use materials, adhesives or paints on geological, paleontological or archaeological or other scientific resources within a park; (2) disturb trees, shrubs, forbs, grasses or other vegetative resources; or (3) tem…

19.5.7 NMAC applies to filming and photography occurring with a park.

19.5.7 NMAC is authorized pursuant to Subsection E of Section 9-1-5 NMSA 1978 and Section 16-2-2 et seq. NMSA 1978.

Permanent.

January 1, 2008, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

19.5.7 NMAC's objective is to establish procedures for issuance of film permits within parks.

[RESERVED] [See 19.5.1.7 NMAC for definitions.]

An individual or entity shall obtain a division-issued film permit for a film or photography project when the film or photography project: A. involves commercial filming; B. will or may impact a park's natural, cultural or recreational resources or disrupt or interfere with visit…

A. An individual or entity does not need to obtain a film permit: (1) when using a camera or other audio or video recording device for the individual's or entity's own personal use in areas open to visitors; (2) for commercial photography, so long as the project does not require …

New Mexico Mining Safety Board.

A. Whenever an accident occurs in or about a mine or the machinery connected to a mine, the operator of the mine shall give notice 30 minutes of ascertaining the occurrence of the accident to the mine accident emergency operations center at the statewide telephone number establis…

A. The state mine inspector shall impose a civil penalty of up to one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000) on the operator of a mine if it is determined that the operator failed to give immediate notice as required in 19.6.2.10 NMAC. The inspector may waive imposition of the civil…

A. The state mine inspector shall lead the investigation if a timely notice of an accident was or was not provided and determine if a civil penalty should be imposed as required in 19.6.2.11 NMAC, B. In the event the position of the state mine inspector is vacant, or during an ex…

All persons subject to Section 69-5-1 et seq and Sections 69-8-1 et seq. NMSA 1978 and all mines as defined in Subsection D of 69-8-2 NMSA 1978.

Section 69-5-1 et seq and Sections 69-8-1 et seq., NMSA 1978.

Permanent.

May 3 2022, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.

The objective of 19.6.2 NMAC is to establish regulations to implement the requirements for emergency notification plans, mine accident emergency operations center and accident notifications as directed in Chapter 69, Article 5 NMSA 1978.

A. "Accident" means accident as defined in Subsection A of Section 69-8-2 NMSA 1978. B. "Annual tonnage of coal" means the clean coal tons reported on the form 7000-2 for the previous calendar year. C. "Board" means the state mining safety board. D. "CFR" means Code of Federal Re…

A. All operators of existing mines must prepare an emergency notification plan and submit the plan to the state mine inspector for approval. All operators of new or reopened mines shall submit an emergency notification plan to the state mine inspector prior to opening or reopenin…

A. The state mine inspector shall establish and maintain the mine accident emergency operations center as the primary state government communications for dealing with mine accidents that: (1) provides emergency assistance requested by the mine operator or the mine safety and heal…

New Mexico State Mine Inspector.

All persons subject to NMSA 1978, Section 69-5-1 et seq and Sections 69-8-1 et seq.

NMSA 1978, Section 69-5-1 et seq and Sections 69-8-1 et seq.

Permanent.

December 31, 2006, unless a later date is cited at the end of a section.