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created in the berm)where it can be discharged through the H flume and recorded for flow rate, pH, <br /> and sampled along with the other sources. <br /> Deadman Gulch native flows should be isolated from mine related sources and returned directly to the <br /> gulch.This is a native flow that because of its isolation from the mine and related activity has never <br /> been included in permit requirements. However,based on previous system designs,it gets mixed with <br /> site related water sources in the existing sump/weir before returning to the gulch.This substantially and <br /> unnecessarily increases the volume of water requiring monitoring and treatment and to some degree, <br /> contaminates a native source.We believe this was a design oversight that requires immediate <br /> correction.An additional half section of HDPE pipe will be added to convey this source directly over and <br /> past the sump,weir,and monitoring equipment to the gulch. <br /> Based upon several years of experience with this site,and knowledge of previous attempts to address <br /> water treatment,we believe that construction and implementation of the above described features and <br /> procedures represent the most efficient and sustainable strategy to achieve permit compliance. Please <br /> also refer to attached site diagram and profile drawing. <br /> Comments and questions should be addressed to: <br /> Black Creek Hydrology, LLC <br /> Steven Belz, Manager <br /> 10998 Patterson Court <br /> Northglenn,CO 80234 <br /> Office 303-920-2664 <br /> Mobile 303-810-4992 <br /> www.BlackCreekHydro.com <br /> Kye Abraham, President <br /> LKA International, Inc. (Permit Holder) <br /> 3724 47th Street Ct NW <br /> Gig Harbor,WA 98335 <br /> (253)-514-6661 <br /> kabraham(@Ikagold.com <br /> 4 <br />