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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1980244
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
6/1/2016
Doc Name
Preliminary Adequacy Review - Hydrology
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CC&V
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AM11
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TC1
ERR
AME
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Cresson Project – AM-11 Adequacy Review <br />Page 7 <br />May 03, 2016 (Revised May 31, 2016) <br /> <br />model Cell 2. At that time, the geochemical model should be updated accordingly.” <br />Do you intend to provide this updated information to the Division when it is <br />available? <br />Attachment 4 – Ground Water Flow Model / Prepared: February 27, 2012 / Adrian Brown <br />7.1 Carlton Tunnel Flow <br /> Page 2: The Pre-mining Carlton Tunnel Flow is listed as 1,691 gpm. This is the value <br />that was used for calibration of the Finite Difference Hydraulic Model. Is this value <br />correct? <br />8.0 MLE-2 Analysis <br /> Page 3: The table provided under this section does not appear to include revised flow <br />values for facilities under AM-11. Would adding these values change the results of <br />this model? <br /> <br />APPENDIX 2 – HYDROLOGIC EVALUATION, CC&V / DECEMBER 2015 <br /> <br />2 – CC&V Surface and Ground Water Monitoring Program <br /> Page 3: The text states “approximately 9 surface water monitoring locations and 17 <br />ground water monitoring locations are considered compliance sites”. Further down, <br />the text states “the compliance locations for current surface water and ground wate r <br />monitoring discussed in this report are shown on Figure 2-1”. However, Figure 2-1 <br />appears to only show locations for 6 surface water monitoring sites, and 13 ground <br />water monitoring sites. Please revise Figure 2-1 to include, at a minimum, all <br />compliance monitoring sites. <br />3 – Wilson Creek, Bateman Creek, Theresa Gulch <br />3.1 Current Conditions <br /> Page 4: The text states that the Wilson Creek drainage is shown on Figure 1-1. <br />However, this drainage is not labeled on Figure 1-1. Please revise Figure 1-1 to <br />label this drainage. <br /> <br /> Page 4: The text indicates that multiple EMPs may exist for the Wilson Creek <br />drainage. However, Figure 1-1 appears to show only EMP-006. Is EMP-006 the <br />only EMP associated with the Wilson Creek drainage? <br /> <br /> Page 4: The text states that the North Fork of Wilson Creek (Theresa Gulch) is shown <br />on Figure 1-1. However, this drainage is not labeled on Figure 1-1 as either North <br />Fork of Wilson Creek or Theresa Gulch. Please revise Figure 1-1 to label this <br />drainage. <br />3.1.1 Amendment 11 <br /> Page 4: The text states “The activities associated with AM-11 do not propose to <br />construct new or expand existing facilities in the Wilson Creek drainage” and “the <br />EMPs will continue to operate as currently permitted”. However, as shown on Plate <br />15 Hydrology Impact – Surface Mining, AM-11 operations are to include expanding <br />the Main Cresson Mine southward to create the South Cresson pit. Could these
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