The Mining Code regulates relations between agencies and state entities and individuals with each other on prospecting, exploration, exploitation, processing, transportation, utilization and marketing of non-renewable resources found in the soil or subsoil and are property of the nation or private.
The Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) issued standards for mining generally governing the operation of mining activities. The MME points in the code of mines in areas that can not be carried out mining activities in accordance with Decree 2811/1974. These areas make exclusive use of agriculture, ecological reserves and submit incompatibility for the development of the activity.
In addition to that activity is carried out by the mayor of the place that work should review the permit / title of the miners, the mayor also has the duty to verify that the place is the one that appears on the permit / title and equal so that the owner of the property agreed, otherwise the permit should be canceled / title.
There are more than 1000 proposals for mining in a particular area but only 100 become accepted, being only between 70 and 50 of them are implemented. The MME must be aware of all titles giving and are complying with the rules.
Version in spanish http://colombiaymineria.blogspot.com.co/2016/01/autoridad-minera.html
From: http://www.elcolombiano.com/historico/a_destrabar_la_autoridad_minera-IFEC_311977
https://www.minminas.gov.co/
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