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DRMS Permit Index
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M1980244
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
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8/7/2020
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Vol 2 of 2
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Adequacy Review Response
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CC&V
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ICMC RECERTIFICATION SUMMARY AUDIT REPORT <br /> The regulatory numerical standard for cyanide in groundwater, applicable to CC&V, is 0.20 mg/L WAD <br /> cyanide based on five quarters of baseline data. CC&V currently monitors groundwater quality at 18 <br /> compliance wells surrounding the operation on a quarterly basis. Five groundwater compliance points were <br /> added to the monitoring network with the addition of the HGM,ADR2, and VLF2 to the CC&V operations. <br /> The auditor reviewed quarterly groundwater monitoring data from 2014 to 2016. Over this period,WAD <br /> cyanide concentrations at all 18 compliance wells were less than the detection limit(<0.01 mg/L). <br /> Standard of Practice 4.7: Provide spill prevention or containment measures for process tanks <br /> and pipelines. <br /> ® in full compliance with <br /> CC&V is: ❑ in substantial compliance with Standard of Practice 4.7 <br /> ❑ not in compliance with <br /> Summarize the basis for this finding: <br /> The operation is in FULL COMPLIANCE with Standard of Practice 4.7; provide spill prevention or <br /> containment measures for process tanks and pipelines. <br /> CC&V has spill containment measures for all of the cyanide related storage and process tanks. No changes <br /> or modifications have been made to the secondary containments of ADR1 for cyanide storage tanks, <br /> process tanks, and process columns since the 2014 recertification audit.The 2014 recertification audit <br /> indicate that all cyanide storage and process tanks at ADR1 are provided with concrete and/or lined <br /> secondary containment.A geomembrane liner, keyed to the VLF1 liner system, underlies the entire ADR1, <br /> including the Cyanide Offload/Storage Facility.The liner serves as tertiary containment for the concrete <br /> secondary containment facilities.The auditors observed that these containments were still in good condition <br /> and suitable for use. <br /> Regarding the new cyanide facilities,the secondary containments of the HGM,ADR2, and PSES area for <br /> cyanide storage tanks, process tanks, and/or process columns have also been all designed and constructed <br /> with secondary containment measures.At the HGM, all cyanide tanks and process solution tanks have <br /> reinforced concrete secondary containment.The HGM building is also lined with a LLDPE geomembrane <br /> that serves as tertiary containment.At ADR2, all cyanide tanks and process solution tanks have reinforced <br /> concrete secondary containment.The barren solution tank is located outside the ADR2 building within the <br /> LLDPE geomembrane lined area. The liner serves as tertiary containment for the concrete secondary <br /> containment.At the PSES Plant, all process solution tanks have reinforced concrete secondary containment <br /> and/or lined containments.The tanks located outside the PSES building such as the clarifier,thickener and <br /> stabilization tanks are within the LLDPE geomembrane lined area.The liner serves as tertiary containment <br /> for the concrete secondary containment inside the building. <br /> CC&V has adequately sized spill containment measures for all new cyanide and process solution tanks at <br /> HGM,ADR2, and PSES Plant.The auditors reviewed volume calculations to verify compliance. CC&V has <br /> adequately sized spill containment measures for all cyanide and process solution tanks at ADR1, as <br /> accepted in the 2014 recertification audit and previous audits. No changes to the ADR2 secondary <br /> containments have occurred since the 2014 rectification audit. <br /> CC&V has implemented procedures to prevent discharge to the environment of any cyanide solution or <br /> cyanide contaminated water that is collected in the secondary containment area. Measures include concrete <br /> floor sumps with dedicated pumps to return any cyanide solution to the process circuits. In the case of <br /> outside tanks with lined secondary containment area,any cyanide solution spilled from these tanks will be <br /> collected in the lined secondary containment area, sloped to drain to the VLF liner systems for solution <br /> recovery. <br /> CC&V has constructed all cyanide and process solution pipelines at within concrete or geomembrane lined <br /> secondary containment.As described in the 2014 recertification audit report,the nearest perennial stream is <br /> Cripple Creek, located approximately two miles south of the operation and therefore, no areas exist where <br /> cyanide pipelines present a risk to surface water. <br /> i <br /> CC&V Mine July 28.2017 <br /> Name of Faalrfy Signature of Lead Auditor Date <br /> July 2017 Golder <br /> Report No.1663584-003-R-RevO 14 ASSOC1 s <br />
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