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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2022048
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
5/25/2023
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Exhibit G - Water Information - Groundwater Quality Monitoring Plan
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Adequacy Review Response
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Environment Inc/LG Everist Inc
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DRMS
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ECS
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Appendix I Tables <br /> Water Quality Parameter Lists <br /> Sample parameters: <br /> The sampling parameter list is based on collecting baseline data and obtaining recorded water quality <br /> sample results from regular groundwater monitoring. Five quarters of baseline data will be collected for <br /> the parameters as described below. After five quarters of baseline data, annual sampling of the wells will <br /> be collected and reported for parameters as described below. Parameters in italics are also listed on the <br /> South Platte River stream segment COSPMS01a for discharge permitting purposes. <br /> FIELD MEASUREMENTS <br /> Field Measurements are completed during the sample event to determine water quality stability for <br /> sampling purposes and to obtain field measurements for comparison to laboratory provided data. <br /> Table 1—Field Measurements <br /> Parameter Frequency <br /> pH Every Sampling event <br /> Specific Conductance Every Sampling event <br /> Temperature Every Sampling event <br /> ORGANIC PARAMETERS <br /> Table 2: ORGANIC PARAMETER RATIONAL <br /> Monitoring for organic pollutants listed is useful for background or baseline data collection. The <br /> parameters will not be collected for ongoing regular monitoring because they are "source" driven. A <br /> source of the organic contaminant, e.g., a spill, a landfill, a drycleaning facility, parked equipment with <br /> excessive leaks not regularly cleaned up, or a petroleum storage tank or similar incidents would have to <br /> have contaminated soil and groundwater for the organic compounds to be detected. Baseline data <br /> should provide knowledge that organics are "not present" and should be discontinued. Groundwater <br /> monitoring wells can be resampled for verification if a parameter is detected. The organics are listed in <br /> Table A in Reg 41—Colorado Basic Groundwater Standards.The list does not include pesticides, <br /> herbicides, PCBs, and other site-specific organics that are not expected to be in groundwater. <br /> Table 2: Organics <br /> Parameter Frequency <br /> VOCS Five Quarters of Baseline; <br /> Volatile Organic Compounds annually unless omitted for non-detects or other factors <br /> SVOC Five Quarters of Baseline; <br /> Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds annually unless omitted for non-detects or other factors <br /> PAH Five Quarters of Baseline; <br /> Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons I annually unless omitted for non-detects or other factors <br /> Organics will be evaluated after 5 quarters of data analysis and if no detections will automatically be <br /> omitted from future analysis. If there is a confirmed and verified analytical result that is not explained <br /> in the evaluation period, quarterly analysis will continue until the issue is resolved or the data <br /> continues to show a downward trend and discontinuing is approved by DRMS. <br /> FgAjMOLEN LG Everist Sampling Plan List of Parameters <br /> &ASSOCIATES Page 1 of 3 <br />
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