2018-03-20_PERMIT FILE - C1981019A (3)

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RULE 4 PERFORMANCE STANDARDS This plan remains essentially unchanged except for the following changes: 1. 6900 North Well - Streeter Fill -_During the summer of 1984, the shallow 6900 north well collapsed. It was later determined that since this well monitored only a small perched zone within the fill, reestablishment of the well would not be necessary. Refer to the 1984 Annual Report for additional details. 2. 6900 South Well - Streeter Fill - It was noted on March 21, 1986 that this piezometer well had also collapsed. This well was reestablished in the fall of 1986. For further details concerning this well, refer to the 1986 Annual Report. 3. New Upper Good Spring Creek Surface Water Monitoring Site This site replaced the Upper Good Spring Site to allow for mine expansion. Monitoring shall utilize any equipment, structures, devices or methods necessary to measure and sample accurately the quality and quantity of surface water. Refer to Map l OB for site location. The surface water monitoring plan includes monitoring required under the NPDES Permit Facility Number COG -850017 issued by the Colorado Department of Health. Colowyo will measure the quantity and quality of any discharges from the permit area in compliance with the NPDES Permit. 4.05.14 Transfer of Wells Colowyo does not plan to transfer any monitoring wells to water wells. The 13 permitted and bonded wells (11 monitoring and 2 potable) include TC -1, TC -3, North Goodspring Well, A-6 Well, A-3 Well, Gossard #1 Well, 5 Streeter Fill Wells (W6900S, W6900N, W6700 and two collapsed piezometer wells), Section 16 Fill well, and the West Pit Fill well. 4.05.15 Water Rights and Replacement Colowyo, if necessary, will replace the water supply of any owner of interest in real estate who obtains all or part of a supply of water for domestic, agricultural, industrial or other legitimate use from an underground or surface source where the water supply has been affected by the mining operation. Colowyo does not anticipate that any water supply or water right of any owner of interest will be affected by the mining operation. Detailed information on the Colowyo augmentation plan is set forth in the Hydrology Information Exhibit (Exhibit 7). 4.05.16 Discharge of Water into an Underground Mine No surface water will be diverted into any underground mine workings. 4.05.17 Post -mining and Rehabilitation of Sedimentation Ponds, Diversions, Impoundments, and Treatment Facilities No treatment facilities are planned. Approved permanent sedimentation ponds, stock ponds, and permanent diversions will be left in place. These structures will be maintained in an appropriate condition before the Permit area is abandoned by repairing any necessary portions, cleaning sediment and debris out, establishing appropriate vegetation and providing soil stabilization. Rule 4 Performance Standards 4-20 Revision Date: 1/31/18 Revision No.: TR -119