; or (H) the discovery of a hazard to public safety. (f) Temporary cessation of operations (1) Secretarial approval required An operator conducting mineral activities under an operations permit in effect under this title may not temporarily cease mineral activities for a period of more than 180 days unless the Secretary concerned has approved such temporary cessation or unless the temporary cessation is permitted under the original operations permit. (2) Previously issued operations permits An operator that temporarily ceases mineral activities for a period of more than 90 days under an operations permit issued before the effective date of this Act shall submit, before the expiration of such 90-day period, a complete application for temporary cessation of operations to the Secretary concerned for approval unless the temporary cessation is permitted under the original operations permit. (3) Required information (A) In general To apply for an approval of temporary cessation of operations, an operator shall submit to the Secretary concerned such information required under subsection (b) and any other provisions prescribed by the Secretary concerned to minimize impacts on human health, the environment, or property eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. (B) Inspection After receipt of a complete application for temporary cessation of operations, the Secretary concerned shall conduct an inspection of the area for which temporary cessation of operations has been requested. (4) Conditions for approval The Secretary concerned may approve an application for temporary cessation of operations if such Secretary determines the following: (A) The methods for securing surface facilities and restricting access to the land subject to the operations permit, or relevant portions thereof, will effectively protect against hazards to the health and safety of the public and fish and wildlife or damage to property eligible for listing on the National Register of Historic Places. (B) Reclamation is in compliance