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OGCC under OGCC Rules 703, 706, and 707 3 A certified copy of a policy of general liability insurance or self-insurance program approved by the Colorado Insurance Commission, in the amount of no less than $1,000,000 per occurrence, insuring the operator against property damage and bodily injury to third parties. The policy shall be written by a company authorized to do business in the State of Colorado unless the operator provides evidence it is adequately self -insured. The policy shall include the City as a certificate holder 4 A report on greenhouse gas emissions for all oil and gas facilities in Boulder County owned or leased by the operator for the calendar year prior to registration or renewal. The report must be in form required by the United States Environmental Protection Agency for reporting greenhouse gas emissions (EPA sub part W). D Following registration, operators must notify the City in writing of any material change in the information provided pursuant to subsection C of this Section within thirty (30) days of such change If an operator does not file an application for a use by special review or other land use permit for oil and gas operations within five (5) years following registration, the registration shall lapse and the operator must file a new operator registration meeting the requirements of this Section at least thirty (30) days before filing an application for a use by special review or any other land use permit for oil and gas operations to be conducted within the City Section 3. Upon the filing of an operator registration pursuant to Section 17 68 035 as enacted by this ordinance, and until six (6) months thereafter, no application for approval of a use by special review or other land use approval for oil and gas operations or activities shall be accepted, reviewed, processed, approved or otherwise acted upon, unless otherwise provided in this ordinance Section 4. The restrictions contained in this ordinance shall not be construed to affect any applications for a use by special review other land use approval for oil and gas operations or activities for which complete applications were filed prior to the effective date of this ordinance Section 5. Any person who submitted a complete application for a use by special review or other land use approval for oil and gas operations or activities prior to the effective date of this ordinance, and who believes that application of the temporary moratorium to such application would be legally invalid, may file with the City Council a request for an exemption from the moratorium. The request shall be in writing and fully set forth the reasons why the exemption should be granted. The City Council may grant the exemption if it finds that application of the moratorium would be legally invalid under the facts presented. Ordinance No 1783, Series 2019 Page 5 of 7