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Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart B - EXPLOSIVES LICENSE › Section 200.106 - Refusal to Issue Individual Explosives License or Temporary Explosives License

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If, after the Department's investigation of the application,
				  the Department intends to refuse to issue a license, the Department shall
				  notify the applicant in writing of the grounds upon which the intended refusal
				  is based and of the applicant's right to a hearing pursuant to Section
				  200.1000.
a) The grounds for refusal to issue an
				individual explosives license or temporary explosives license or to renew an
				individual explosives license include, but are not limited to, the following:
1) Possession, use, acquisition, transfer,
				handling, disposal or storage of explosive materials in a manner that endangers
				the public health, safety or welfare. In making this determination, the
				Department will consider information in aggravation or mitigation of the
				occurrence, including, but not necessarily limited to, security precautions
				utilized, whether commonly accepted industry safety standards were followed,
				and whether the occurrence was due to conditions beyond the control of the
				licensee, such as a natural disaster, product defect or sabotage;
2) Refusal to produce records or reports or
				permit any inspection lawfully requested by the Department;
3) Failure to make, keep or submit any record
				or report required by the Act or this Part, or making, keeping or submitting a
				false record or report; or
4)
				Failure to comply with the licensing requirements of Section
				200.98.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart B - EXPLOSIVES LICENSE › Section 200.107 - Explosives License Renewal

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a) An
				explosives license issued pursuant to this Subpart is valid for 3 years from
				the date of issuance.
b) The holder
				of an explosives license may renew that license during the 60 day period
				preceding its expiration date by submitting a renewal application on forms
				provided by the Department, together with the required fee (see Subpart
				D).
c) Any explosives license not
				renewed within 30 days following its expiration will be cancelled. Any requests
				after that date to renew or restore will be treated as a new
				application.
d) The extended
				renewal period under subsection (c) does not allow an explosives licensee to
				engage in any conduct or activities for which a license is required during the
				30 day period after the license has expired.
e) An explosives license will not be renewed
				when the applicant has any outstanding, unpaid violations with the
				Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart B - EXPLOSIVES LICENSE › Section 200.108 - Temporary Explosives License

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a)
				Any person who intends to possess, use, purchase, acquire, dispose of or
				transfer explosive materials in Illinois on a limited basis may make
				application on forms provided by the Department for a temporary explosives
				license. The application must be executed under penalties of perjury and
				accompanied by the required non-refundable fee (see Subpart D). A temporary
				license shall be issued only once to any individual in any continuous
				three-year period. A temporary explosives license will not be issued when the
				applicant has any outstanding, unpaid violations with the Department.
b) The application for temporary explosives
				licensure shall include the same information required for an original
				explosives license under Section
				200.101 and in addition shall
				include:
1) Evidence of a valid existing
				explosives license or storage permit issued by ATF, if the federal license is
				of a classification appropriate to the activities to be conducted under the
				temporary explosives license;
2) A
				complete description of the activities requiring the acquisition, storage use,
				possession, transfer or disposal of explosive materials in Illinois, including
				the location and length of the project or activity;
3) A current and valid storage certificate,
				if applicable to the activity, issued under Subpart C;
4) A fingerprint-based data background check;
				and
5) An attestation that the
				applicant meets all of the qualifications for licensure listed under Section
				200.98.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart C - STORAGE CERTIFICATE APPLICATION › Section 200.200 - Application for Original Storage Certificate

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Any person who intends to store explosive materials, or seeks
				  a modification of a storage certificate, shall make application on forms
				  provided by the Department. The application must be executed under penalties of
				  perjury. A storage certificate will not be issued when the applicant has any
				  outstanding, unpaid violations with the Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart C - STORAGE CERTIFICATE APPLICATION › Section 200.201 - Contents of Application

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The application for an original storage certificate shall
				  include:
a) The full name and the
				business and residence addresses and telephone numbers of the person making the
				application.
b) The full name and
				the business and residence addresses and telephone numbers of the magazine
				keeper, if different from the applicant.
c) The location or proposed location of the
				magazine, global positioning satellite coordinates, county, and, if the
				magazine is located in an unincorporated area, the name and distance from the
				nearest municipality.
d) The kind
				and maximum quantity of explosive materials intended to be stored in the
				magazine at any one time.
e) The
				distance or intended distance of the magazine from the nearest magazine
				building, railroad or highway, and whether the magazine is
				barricaded.
f) A description of the
				purposes for which explosive materials are intended to be stored.
g) The full names and explosive license
				numbers of all persons who will have access to and handle explosive materials,
				or a statement of the reasons for which an exemption from the individual
				license requirements is claimed under Section 1004 of the Act.
h) Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN) of
				business, Employer Identification Number (EIN), or Social Security Number
				(SSN).
i) Any additional
				information the Department may require, such as contingency storage, proof of
				property or explosive magazine ownership, lease agreement, or permission to
				store explosives.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart C - STORAGE CERTIFICATE APPLICATION › Section 200.202 - Incomplete Application

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If the application does not contain all of the information or
				  documents required under Section
				  200.201 for the Department to
				  evaluate the application, the Department shall notify the applicant in writing.
				  The notification shall specify the additional information or documents
				  necessary to an evaluation of the application, and shall advise the applicant
				  that the application will be deemed denied unless the information or documents
				  are submitted within 30 days following the date of
				  notification.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart C - STORAGE CERTIFICATE APPLICATION › Section 200.203 - Denial of Application

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If an applicant fails to make complete application in
				  accordance with Section
				  200.202 of
				  this Part, the Department shall deny the application and notify the applicant
				  in writing. The notice shall set forth the reasons for denial and instructions
				  for making any reapplication.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart C - STORAGE CERTIFICATE APPLICATION › Section 200.204 - Magazine Inspection

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Upon receipt of a complete application for an original
				  storage certificate, the Department shall inspect the magazine. If the
				  inspector finds that the magazine is located and constructed in accordance with
				  the Act and this Part, the inspector shall determine the quantity of explosive
				  materials that may be stored and shall calculate the required fee. Upon receipt
				  of the inspector's report and the required fee, the Department shall issue the
				  storage certificate.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart C - STORAGE CERTIFICATE APPLICATION › Section 200.205 - Refusal to Issue

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If, after the Department's investigation of the application,
				  the Department intends to refuse to issue a storage certificate, the Department
				  shall notify the applicant in writing of the grounds upon which the intended
				  refusal is based, and of the applicant's right to a hearing pursuant to Section
				  200.930(d)(3).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart C - STORAGE CERTIFICATE APPLICATION › Section 200.206 - Renewal

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A storage certificate issued under this Subpart shall expire
				  on the last day of February of each year. The holder of a storage certificate
				  may renew the certificate by submitting a renewal application on forms provided
				  by the Department, together with the required fee (see Subpart D). The renewal
				  application and fee shall be delivered to the Department prior to the
				  expiration date of the storage certificate. A storage certificate will not be
				  renewed when the applicant has any outstanding, unpaid violations with the
				  Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart D - FEES › Section 200.300 - Fees

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The following fees shall be paid to the Department for
				  administration of the Act and are non-refundable.
a) The fee for an application and to receive
				an explosives license is $100 (plus the amount required under contract with the
				Illinois State Police for processing and/or reprocessing the
				fingerprints).
b) The fee for
				re-examination of an applicant is $50.
c) The renewal fee for an explosives license
				is $100.
d) The fee for a temporary
				explosives license is $300.
e)
				Except as provided in subsections (f) and (g) pertaining to Type 5 magazine
				storage sites and detonator magazines, the fee for an application and to
				receive a storage certificate is as follows:
Quantity of Explosive Materials
Fee
1 - 50 lbs
$25
51 - 1,000 lbs
$100
1,001 - 50,000 lbs
$150
50,001 - 300,000 lbs
$300
f)
				The fee for an application and to receive a storage certificate for a Type 5
				magazine storage site is as follows:
Quantity of Explosive Materials
Fee
1 - 50,000 lbs
$150
50,001 - 300,000 lbs
$300
g)
				The fee for an application and to receive a storage certificate for the storage
				of blasting detonators is as follows:
Number of Detonators
Fee
1 - 1,000
$50
1,001 - 50,000
$150
over 50,000
$300
h)
				The renewal fee for a storage certificate is the same as for an original
				certificate.
i) The fee for a
				replacement explosives license, temporary explosives license or storage
				certificate (lost, stolen, destroyed) is $50.
j) The fee for a duplicate original license
				or storage certificate (worn or damaged) is $25.
k) The fee for a modified storage certificate
				is $25.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart D - FEES › Section 200.301 - Proration of Fees

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An original storage certificate applied for and received
				  during the 6 month renewal period ending the last day of February shall be
				  issued for the balance of the renewal period and the following full year, and
				  the fee shall be calculated at 11/2 times the fee specified in Section
				  200.300(e), (f) and
				  (g) of this Part.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart D - FEES › Section 200.302 - Fee Exemption - Government Agencies

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Fees assessed in connection with explosives licenses,
				  temporary explosives licenses, and storage certificates will be waived for
				  agencies of the federal government and the State of Illinois and its political
				  and civil subdivisions if the storage, acquisition, possession, use, transfer
				  or disposal of explosive material is for emergency law enforcement
				  functions.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart E - CLASSIFICATION OF MAGAZINES AND GENERAL STORAGE REQUIREMENTS › Section 200.400 - General Storage Requirements

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a)
				All explosive materials shall be stored in magazines that meet the requirements
				of this Subpart, unless they are:
1) In
				process of manufacture.
2) Being
				used.
3) Being loaded or unloaded
				into or from transportation vehicles or while in the course of
				transportation.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart E - CLASSIFICATION OF MAGAZINES AND GENERAL STORAGE REQUIREMENTS › Section 200.401 - Classification of Magazines

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a) Type 1
				Magazine. A permanent magazine for the storage of high explosives. Type 1
				magazines are bullet resistant, fire resistant, theft resistant and weather
				resistant.
b) Type 2 Magazine. A
				portable or mobile magazine for outdoor or indoor storage of high explosives.
				Type 2 magazines are bullet resistant, fire resistant, theft resistant and
				weather resistant.
c) Type 3
				Magazine. A portable magazine for the temporary containment of explosive
				materials while attended. An example is a "day box" at the site for blasting
				operations. Type 3 magazines are fire resistant, theft resistant and weather
				resistant. A storage certificate is not required for a Type 3
				magazine.
d) Type 4 Magazine. A
				permanent, portable or mobile magazine for outdoor or indoor storage of low
				explosives. Type 4 magazines are fire resistant, theft resistant and weather
				resistant.
e) Type 5 Magazine. A
				permanent, portable or mobile magazine for the storage of blasting agents. Type
				5 magazines include tanks, tank trailers, tank trucks, semi-trailers, bulk mix
				trailers, bulk mix trucks and bins. Type 5 magazines are theft resistant, and
				outdoor Type 5 magazines are also weather resistant.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart E - CLASSIFICATION OF MAGAZINES AND GENERAL STORAGE REQUIREMENTS › Section 200.402 - Location of Magazines - Distances and Quantity

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a) All outdoor magazines except Type 3 shall
				be located as provided in the American Table of Distances (Appendix A) for
				magazines containing any amount of high explosives and the Table of Separation
				Distances for Low Explosives (Appendix B) for magazines containing low
				explosives when determining minimum distances to inhabited buildings, passenger
				railways, public highways and other magazines.
b) Separation Distances in the American Table
				of Distances, the Table of Separation Distances for Low Explosives and the
				Table of Separation Distances of Ammonium Nitrate and Blasting Agents from
				Explosives or Blasting Agents (Appendix C) shall be used in determining minimum
				separation of storage facilities for explosives, blasting agents and ammonium
				nitrate. The American Table of Distances and the Table of Separation Distances
				for Low Explosives shall be used to determine safe distances from inhabited
				dwellings, highways, passenger railways, and between explosive materials
				magazines. The Table of Separation Distances of Ammonium Nitrate and Blasting
				Agents from Explosives or Blasting Agents shall be used to determine
				non-propagation distances to ANFO blasting agents and to ammonium nitrate. The
				greater of the distances shown in the American Table of Distances or the Table
				of Separation Distances for Low Explosives, whichever is applicable, and in the
				Table of Separation Distances of Ammonium Nitrate and Blasting Agents from
				Explosives or Blasting Agents shall be used to determine the required
				separation between a magazine for storage of explosives and a magazine for
				storage of blasting agents.
c) The
				storage of explosive materials in indoor magazines shall not exceed 50 pounds
				in any building or facility. No indoor magazine shall be located in a residence
				or dwelling. Indoor magazines shall be located on a floor that has an exit at,
				or ramp to, exterior grade level and shall be located not more than 10 feet
				from that exit. These requirements shall be waived by the Department if it is
				determined an alternative location offers improved safety and security.
				Magazines may be located in the same building or facility when magazines used
				for detonators are limited to 5,000 detonators. All indoor magazines must be on
				casters or wheels to facilitate removal from a building in an emergency. The
				local fire department shall be notified of the location of the magazines and of
				any change in location.
d) A Type 3
				magazine is not subject to the American Table of Distances nor the Table of
				Separation Distances for Low Explosives, but shall be located as far away as
				practicable from neighboring inhabited buildings, railways, highways and any
				other magazines.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart F - MAGAZINE CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS › Section 200.500 - Construction of Magazines

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a) The
				Director may authorize alternate construction for explosives storage magazines
				when it is shown that the alternate magazine construction is substantially
				equivalent to the standards of safety and security contained in this subpart.
				Any person intending to use alternate magazine construction shall submit a
				letter of application to the Director, specifically describing the proposed
				magazine. Explosive materials may not be stored in alternate magazines before
				the applicant has been notified that the application has been approved.
				(Section 5013(b) of the Act)
b)
				Magazines constructed according to the following minimum specifications are
				approved as bullet-resistant as defined by Section
				200.11 (all steel and
				wood dimensions are actual thickness; all concrete block and brick dimensions
				are nominal thicknesses):
1) Exterior of
				steel:
A) 5/8 inch steel with an interior
				lining of any type of non-sparking material.
B) 1/2 inch steel with an interior lining of
				not less than 3/8 inch plywood.
C)
				3/8 inch steel with an interior lining of:
i)
				2 inches of hardwood, or
ii) 3
				inches of softwood, or
iii) 21/4
				inches of plywood.
D)
				1/4 inch steel with an interior lining of:
i)
				2 inches of hardwood, or
ii) 5
				inches of softwood, or
iii) 51/4
				inches of plywood, or
iv) 11/2
				inches of plywood with an intermediate layer of 2 inches of hardwood.
E) 3/16 inch steel with an
				interior lining of:
i) 4 inches of hardwood,
				or
ii) 7 inches of softwood,
				or
iii) 63/4 inches of plywood,
				or
iv) 3/4 inches of plywood with
				an intermediate layer of 3 inches of hardwood.
F) 1/8- inch of steel with an interior lining
				of:
i) 5 inches of hardwood, or
ii) 9 inches of softwood, or
iii) 3/4 inches of plywood with an
				intermediate layer of 4 inches of hardwood, or
iv) 3/4 inches of plywood with a first
				intermediate layer of 3/4 inch plywood and a second intermediate layer of 3 5/8
				inches of well-tamped dry sand or sand and cement mixture.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart F - MAGAZINE CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS › Section 200.501 - Type 1 Magazine

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A Type I magazine shall be a permanent structure, such as a
				  building or an igloo, that is bullet resistant, fire resistant, theft
				  resistant, weather resistant and ventilated.
a) Walls
The walls shall be constructed according to any of the
				  specifications listed in Section
				  200.500.
b) Doors
The doors shall be constructed according to any of the
				  specifications listed in Section 200.500.
c) Roof
The roof shall be constructed of any type of structurally
				  sound materials that are or have been made fire resistant on the
				  exterior.
d) Roof or
				Ceiling
Where the natural terrain around a Type I magazine makes it
				  possible to shoot a bullet through the ceiling or roof at such an angle that a
				  bullet could strike the explosive materials stored in the magazine, then either
				  the roof or ceiling shall be of bullet-resistant construction. A
				  bullet-resistant roof shall be constructed according to any of the
				  specifications listed in Section 200.500. A bullet-resistant ceiling may be
				  constructed at the eave line, covering the entire area of the magazine except
				  the space necessary for ventilation. Examples of ceiling construction that are
				  considered bullet resistant are:
1) A
				sand tray having a depth of not less than 4 inches of sand.
2) Any construction meeting specifications of
				Section 200.500.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart F - MAGAZINE CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS › Section 200.502 - Type 2 Magazine

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A Type 2 magazine shall be a portable or mobile structure,
				  such as a box, skid-magazine, trailer or semi-trailer, that is bullet
				  resistant, fire-resistant, theft resistant, weather resistant, and ventilated,
				  except that Type 2 indoor magazines need not be bullet or weather resistant or
				  ventilated. Any construction specified for a Type 1 magazine is acceptable for
				  a Type 2 magazine.
a) Type 2 Outdoor
				Magazines. Outdoor magazines shall be constructed according to the following
				specifications or to any of the specifications listed in Section
				200.500.
1) The exterior and doors shall be
				constructed of not less than 1/4 inch steel and lined with at least two inches
				of hardwood. Magazines with top openings shall have lids with water-resistant
				seals or that overlap the sides by at least one inch when in a closed
				position.
2) Floors covered of
				ferrous metal shall be covered with a surface of non-sparking material.
				Magazines with top openings shall have a lid that overlaps the sides by at
				least one inch when in closed position.
3) The magazine shall be supported in such a
				manner as to prevent the floor from having direct contact with the ground.
				Magazines less than one cubic yard in size shall be securely fastened to a
				fixed object to prevent theft of the entire magazine.
4) Hinges, hasps, locks and locking hardware
				shall conform to the provisions for Type 1 magazines as specified in Section
				200.501(h).
				When unattended, a vehicular magazine shall have wheels removed, or be locked
				with a kingpin locking device, or otherwise be effectively immobilized and
				approved by the Department inspector.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart F - MAGAZINE CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS › Section 200.503 - Type 3 Magazine

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A Type 3 magazine shall be a portable structure that is
				  fire-resistant, theft-resistant, weather-resistant, and ventilated.
a) Type 3 magazines shall be constructed
				according to the following specifications or to any of the specifications
				listed in Section
				200.500
				of this Part which is practical.
1) A type 3
				magazine is to be constructed of not less than number 12 gauge (.1046 inches)
				steel, lined with at least either 1/2-inch plywood or 1/2-inch Masonite-type
				hardboard.
2) Doors must overlap
				sides by at least one inch.
3)
				Hinges and hasps are to be attached by the welding, riveting or bolting with
				the nuts on the inside.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart F - MAGAZINE CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS › Section 200.504 - Type 4 Magazine

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A Type 4 magazine shall be a permanent, portable or mobile
				  structure such as a building, igloo, box, semi-trailer or other mobile
				  containers that is fire-resistant, weather resistant and ventilated, except
				  that over-the-road trucks or semi-trailers used for temporary storage need not
				  be ventilated or fire-resistant.
a)
				Type 4 Outdoor Magazine.
A Type 4 outdoor magazine shall be constructed of masonry,
				  wood covered with metal, fabricated metal or a combination of these materials.
				  Inside walls shall be constructed of non-sparking materials. The door shall be
				  metal or wood covered with metal. The requirements of Section
				  200.501(e), (f) and
				  (h) pertaining to foundations, floors,
				  hinges, hardware and locks shall apply to permanent Type 4 outdoor
				  magazines.
b) When
				unattended, a vehicular magazine shall have wheels removed, or be locked with a
				kingpin locking device, or otherwise be effectively immobilized and approved by
				the Department inspector.
c) Type 4
				Indoor Magazine.
A Type 4 indoor magazines shall be constructed in accordance
				  with the provisions for a Type 2 indoor magazine set forth in Section
				  200.502.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart F - MAGAZINE CONSTRUCTION STANDARDS › Section 200.505 - Type 5 Magazine

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A Type 5 magazine shall be a permanent, portable or mobile
				  structure, such as a building, igloo, box, bin, tank, semi-trailer, bulk
				  trailer, tank trailer, bulk truck, tank truck or other mobile container, that
				  is fire resistant, theft resistant, weather resistant, and ventilated, except
				  that over-the-road trucks or semi-trailers used for temporary storage need not
				  be fire resistant or ventilated and indoor magazines need not be weather
				  resistant or ventilated. Interior of Type 5 magazines need not be covered with
				  non-sparking material.
a) Each door of
				a Type 5 magazine shall be locked with at least one steel case five-tumbler
				padlock having at least a 3/8 inch diameter case-hardened shackle. A hood for
				the padlock is not required. Hinges and hasps shall be of substantial
				theft-resistant construction and all locking hardware shall be rigidly secured
				and fastened by welding or through bolts that cannot be removed when the door
				is locked.
b) When unattended, a
				vehicular magazine shall have wheels removed, or be locked with a kingpin
				locking device, or otherwise be effectively immobilized.
c) Where mobile or portable Type 5 magazines
				are permissible and used, "magazine", for the purpose of obtaining certificates
				and calculating fees, means the site on which the magazines are located.
				(Section 1003 of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart G - MAGAZINE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE › Section 200.600 - Magazine Keeper

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a) Magazines
				shall, at all times, be in the charge of a competent person, known as the
				magazine keeper, who shall be at least 21 years of age, possess a valid
				Illinois explosives license unless exempted under Section 2000 of the Act, and
				be conversant with, and will be responsible for the enforcement of, all safety
				and security precautions. The current business and residence addresses, Social
				Security Number, and telephone numbers of the magazine keeper shall be on file
				with the Department at all times.
b) The magazine keeper is responsible for
				seeing that the magazine is operated and maintained in accordance with this
				Part and that all reports and records are made and kept in accordance with
				Subpart I. The holder of the certificate may designate additional magazine
				keepers who must meet all the qualifications in the definition of magazine
				keeper (Section
				200.11).
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart G - MAGAZINE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE › Section 200.601 - Security Precautions

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a)
				Inspection
All magazines containing explosive materials shall be
				  inspected at least every 7 calendar days to determine whether there has been an
				  unauthorized entry or attempted entry into the magazines, or to determine
				  whether there has been unauthorized removal of the magazines or their contents.
				  This inspection does not require a physical inventory unless there is evidence
				  of unauthorized entry or removal of regulated explosive materials. This
				  inspection must be documented.
b) Locks
Magazine doors shall be kept locked, except during the
				  placement or removal of explosive materials, or during inspections or
				  inventories.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart G - MAGAZINE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE › Section 200.602 - Safety Precautions - General

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a) Safety Rules
Safety rules (available from the Department) covering the
				  operations of magazines shall be posted on the interior of the magazine
				  door.
b) Warning Signs
The premises upon which all outdoor magazines are located
				  shall be posted with signs reading "Explosives - Keep Off" or "Explosives -
				  Magazine - Dangerous" or bearing other similar words of warning. Signs shall be
				  located so that a bullet passing directly through the sign cannot strike the
				  magazine.
c) Combustible,
				Sparking Materials, Equipment
Magazines shall be used exclusively for the storage of
				  explosive materials and blasting accessories. No metal tools, other than
				  nonferrous conveying equipment, may be stored in the magazine unless protected
				  by a non-sparking paint. Combustible materials shall not be stored within 50
				  feet of magazines.
d)
				Smoking, Flames, Magazines
Smoking, matches, open flames, spark-producing devices, and
				  firearms shall not be permitted inside of, or within 50 feet of, magazines,
				  except that authorized persons may carry firearms within 50 feet of, but not
				  inside, a magazine.
e)
				Smoking, Flames, Explosive Materials
Smoking, matches, open flames, spark-producing devices not
				  intended for initiation, and firearms shall not be permitted within 50 feet of
				  any person possessing or handling explosive materials.
f) Unstable, Leaking Materials
When explosive materials have deteriorated to an extent that
				  they are in an unstable or dangerous condition, or leaked explosive components
				  are present, then the person in possession of the explosive material shall
				  immediately proceed to deal with the explosive material in accordance with the
				  instructions of the manufacturer. Only authorized persons shall direct the work
				  of destroying explosive materials. If the person does not or is unable to
				  dispose of the hazard immediately, the Department may seize the explosive
				  materials and have them rendered safe by a certified bomb technician.
g) Under the Influence During Use
				or Possession of Explosive Materials
1) No
				person shall use or possess explosive materials while under the influence of:
A) alcohol;
B) any narcotic drug, as defined in the
				federal Controlled Substances Act (21 U.S.C. 802); or
C) marijuana, as defined in the federal
				Controlled Substances Act.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart G - MAGAZINE OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE › Section 200.604 - Magazine Maintenance and Repair

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a) Sweeping, Cleaning
Magazine floors shall be regularly swept and kept clean, dry,
				  and free of grit, paper and rubbish. Brooms and other cleaning utensils shall
				  not have any spark-producing metal parts. Sweepings of explosive materials from
				  the floors of magazines shall be disposed of in accordance with safe handling
				  procedures.
b) Exterior
				Maintenance
The land within 25 feet of any magazine shall be kept clear
				  of rubbish, brush, dried grass, leaves, dead trees, and all live trees less
				  than 10 feet high.
c)
				Interior Repairs
When magazines need interior repairs, all explosive materials
				  shall be removed from the magazine and the floors shall be cleaned before and
				  after making repairs.
d)
				Exterior Repairs
In making exterior magazine repairs, when there is a
				  possibility of causing sparks or fire, all explosive materials shall first be
				  removed from the magazine.
e) Storage During Repair
Explosive materials removed from a magazine under repair
				  shall either be placed in another magazine or placed a safe distance (50 feet
				  or more) from the magazine, where they shall be properly guarded and protected
				  until repairs have been completed. In determining safe distance, the type and
				  extent of repair and the potential for production of spark or flame shall be
				  considered, but in no event shall the distance be less than that specified in
				  the American Table of Distances and the Separation Distances of Ammonium
				  Nitrate and Blasting Agents from Explosives or Blasting Agents. Upon completion
				  of repairs, the explosive materials shall be properly returned to the
				  magazine.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart H - TYPE 3 MAGAZINES AND VEHICLES AT BLAST AREAS › Section 200.700 - Requirements for Type 3 Magazines

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a)
				Type 3 magazines are intended only for the temporary containment of explosive
				materials and are authorized for storage only during transport to, and use at,
				the blast area. A storage certificate is not required for a Type 3
				magazine.
b) Type 3 magazines
				containing explosive materials must be attended at all times. "Attended at all
				times", as defined in Section
				200.11, means that the magazine
				must always be within the line of sight of, and visible to, a member of the
				work or blasting crew authorized to enter the magazine. Pursuant to ATF Rulings
				2009-3 and 2019-1, this subsection does not apply to law enforcement.
c) Type 3 magazines must be locked during
				transport to and from the permanent magazine and blast area except during
				continuous drilling and loading at the site. The requirements that Type 3
				magazines be locked as specified in this subsection are in addition to the
				requirements that Type 3 magazines be attended at all times.
d) Daily, at the conclusion of blasting
				operations, all explosive materials shall be returned to a Type 1, 2, 4 or 5
				magazine, as appropriate, for unattended storage.
e) All regulated explosives that are in a
				Type 3 magazine and/or at a blast/display site or any other site, and that are
				not being stored in a Department certified explosive storage magazine, must be
				attended at all times.
f) Type 3
				magazines and blast zones shall be posted with warning signs in accordance with
				Section 200.701(a).
g) A person who may or may not meet the
				minimum criteria for qualifying under the regulated guidelines set forth by the
				Federal Department of Transportation, Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety
				Administration, shall at a minimum, adhere to the standards set forth by this
				Part, including, but not limited to, the Federal Department of Transportation
				hazmat placarding, during transportation, explosives transportation requirement
				for a Type 3 magazine, Sections 200.503 and
				200.700, and any necessary
				records providing detailed information of the explosive materials, as listed in
				Section 200.30.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart H - TYPE 3 MAGAZINES AND VEHICLES AT BLAST AREAS › Section 200.701 - On-Site Vehicles; Warning Signs

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a) Every vehicle carrying explosive materials
				on mine, quarry, construction or other blast zones shall have the word
				"Explosive" painted on or attached to all 4 sides of the vehicle.
b) The requirements of subsection (a) do not
				apply to any vehicle placarded in accordance with the Hazardous Materials
				Emergency Act [430 ILCS 50].
c) No
				individual shall approach, ride upon, drive, load or unload a vehicle carrying
				explosive material carelessly, recklessly, or while smoking or under the
				influence of intoxicating liquor or narcotic drug.
d) No individual shall place or carry, or
				cause to be placed or carried, in or upon a vehicle containing explosive
				material any metal tool, piece of metal, fire, or any match, exploder,
				detonator, blasting cap or other device for producing spark, flame or heat,
				except tools for the operation and repair of the vehicle and tools normally
				used for preparation of explosive materials for blasting. This subsection does
				not apply to storage regulated by 49 CFR 170 through 189.
e) No passengers, other than authorized
				helpers, shall be carried in or upon a vehicle containing an explosive
				material.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart I - RECORDKEEPING AND REPORTING › Section 200.800 - Possession of License

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a) Licenses
				issued under Subpart B must be carried on the person at all times when the
				licensee is purchasing, acquiring, possessing, using, disposing of,
				transferring, manufacturing or otherwise handling explosive materials. This
				Subpart shall not apply to binary exploding targets being used for their
				intended personal use (see 27 CFR 555).
b) Upon request, licensees must present their
				license to Department or law enforcement personnel, as required by the
				Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart I - RECORDKEEPING AND REPORTING › Section 200.801 - Posting of Storage Certificate

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The original storage certificate issued under Subpart C of
				  this Part must be posted in the magazine for which the certificate was issued,
				  or kept at the magazine keeper's principal place of business (or residence if
				  no separate business office is maintained). If the original storage certificate
				  is kept at the magazine keeper's principal place of business or residence, a
				  copy shall be posted in the magazine.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart I - RECORDKEEPING AND REPORTING › Section 200.802 - Report of Lost, Stolen or Destroyed Explosives License, Temporary Explosives License or Storage Certificate

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a)
				Upon discovery that an explosives license, a temporary explosives license, or a
				storage certificate has been lost, stolen or destroyed, the holder must notify
				the Department immediately by phone.
b) Written notice shall be sent to the
				Department within 5 days after the phone notification, shall be executed under
				penalties of perjury, and shall include a description of the time, location and
				circumstances surrounding the loss, theft or destruction of the license or
				certificate. This written notice may be submitted by email to
				DNR.Explosives@illinois.gov.
c)
				Upon receipt of the notice, the Department will cancel the license or storage
				certificate and, upon payment of the required fee (see Subpart D), will issue a
				new original license or storage certificate with a newly assigned license or
				certificate number.
d) At any time
				a lost or stolen certificate is found or recovered, it must be returned to the
				Department.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart I - RECORDKEEPING AND REPORTING › Section 200.803 - Worn or Damaged License or Storage Certificate

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At any time an explosives license, a temporary explosives
				  license or a storage certificate becomes worn or damaged to the extent that it
				  is illegible in any respect, it must be returned to the Department. Upon
				  receipt of the original license or storage certificate, and the required fee
				  (see Subpart D), the Department will issue a duplicate
				  original.
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart I - RECORDKEEPING AND REPORTING › Section 200.804 - Report of Changed Conditions; Cancellation or Modification of Storage Certificate

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a) The
				holder of a storage certificate shall notify the Department of any changed
				condition affecting the storage certificate. Changed conditions include, but
				are not limited to, the relocation of a magazine, the construction of
				additional magazines, and the construction and/or opening of an inhabited
				building, highways or railways affecting the distance requirements set forth in
				Section
				200.402.
b) Notification shall be in writing, and can
				also be by electronic submission at DNRExplosives.gov or by telephone at
				(217)782-9976, and shall be made as soon as practicably possible after
				discovery of the changed condition, but in any event no later than 5 business
				days prior to the intended relocation or addition of magazines, or the
				scheduled habitation or public opening of buildings, highways or
				railways.
c) In circumstances in
				which the holder had no notice of a changed condition affecting the storage
				certificate, the holder shall contact the Department immediately by telephone
				at (217)782-9976 or by email at DNRExplosives.gov upon discovery of the changed
				condition.
d) Upon notification,
				the Department will conduct an inspection and will cancel or modify the storage
				certificate as appropriate. Modification may include, but is not limited to,
				relocation, reduction of the quantity of explosive materials that may be
				stored, and the requirement of a barricade.
e) When the Department issues a modified
				storage certificate, the fee specified in Subpart D shall be assessed for each
				storage certificate requiring modification.
f) The certificate holder shall be allowed to
				relocate an approved magazine within the same geographic site without payment
				of additional fees, provided the new location will allow storage of the same
				amount of explosives indicated on the existing certificate. The Department must
				be notified in advance of the relocation. The relocation of a magazine in this
				manner does not constitute a modification.
g) Storage certificates issued under the Act
				are not transferable. In the event of the lease, sale or other transfer of the
				business or operations covered by the certificate, the new owner, tenant or
				successor in interest must obtain the storage certificate required by this Part
				before storing explosive materials. (Section 3002(d) of the Act)
Illinois Administrative Code › Title 62 - MINING › Part 200 - THE ILLINOIS EXPLOSIVES ACT › Subpart I - RECORDKEEPING AND REPORTING › Section 200.805 - Report of Theft or Loss of Explosive Materials and Accidents, Injuries or Incidents

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a) An
				explosives license holder, temporary explosives license holder, or storage
				certificate holder shall immediately report to the Office of Mines and Minerals
				by telephone at (217)782-9976 and in writing within 24 hours after any
				accident, injury or incident involving explosive materials. This shall include
				recovery or seizure of explosive materials from any individual, licensed or
				unlicensed, or unplanned initiation of explosive materials, or unplanned events
				after explosive initiations, including any explosives accident, injury, or
				incident that results in death, personal injury or property damage. This
				written notice may be submitted by email at
				DNR.Explosives@illinois.gov.
b) An
				explosives licensee, temporary explosives licensee, or storage certificate
				holder shall report the theft or loss of explosive materials to the Office of
				Mines and Minerals immediately by telephone at (217)782-9976 within 24 hours
				after discovery. These same reporting requirements apply to the loss of
				explosive materials due to bankruptcy, when explosive materials are under the
				control of another person that is not in compliance with the requirements of
				the Act or this Part. The explosives licensee, temporary explosives licensee or
				storage certificate holder shall also immediately notify local law enforcement
				of the theft or loss of explosive materials.
c) The written notice shall be executed under
				penalties of perjury and shall include a complete description of the explosive
				materials, including the manufacturer, brand name, any manufacturer marking,
				quantity, and the circumstances surrounding the theft or loss. The written
				notice shall also identify local law enforcement agencies contacted by the
				explosives licensee or storage certificate holder. This written notice may be
				submitted by email to DNR.Explosives@illinois.gov.