INSPEC17086

• Permit No: M1990041
• IBM Index Class Name: Inspection
• Doc Date: 7/7/2004
• Doc Name: Insp Rpt
• From: DMG
• To: Central City Consolidated Mng
• Inspection Date: 7/7/2004
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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Hard Rock/Metal Mining Rule 6
(i) describes how all designated chemicals used in the
extractive metallurgical process will be handled during active mining
operations, during periods of Temporary Cessation, and disposed or
detoxified at the conclusion of operations so as to comply with all
applicable environmental protection and reclamation standards and
regulations;
(ii) describes how materials that have the potential to
produce acid mine drainage or aze toxic or acid-forming will be
handled to ensure that the affected lands will be reclaimed and
returned to the approved post-mining land use; and
(iii) describes how the OperatorlApplicant wr71 prevent
adverse off-site impacts during periods of active mine site operations
and periods of Temporary Cessation.
(c) Based upon acceptable site-specific analyses of site
construction materials, waste rock, ore, product stockpiles, and mrT tarlings,
if applicable, provide an assessment of the nature, concentrations and
expected fate of potential acid mine drainage-forming materials.
(7) Facilities Evaluation -Provide an evaluation of the expected
effectiveness of each proposed and existing Environmental Protection Plan facility,
taking into consideration:
(a) site-specific conditions;
(b) designated chemicals, acid mine drainage, and toxic or acid-
forming materials, and associated by-products and sludges that will be
retained, either temporarily or permanently, on site by each facility;
- -- - - - -(c) naturaIly occurring 'geological and geocheinical-conditionsi and -
alterations of these conditions by the mining and metallurgical process.
(d) Describe, with maps and narrative, the monitoring systems,
monitoring site locations, sample designator, pazameters sampled, frequency
of sampling, report dates, media sampled, method of sampling and analysis
employed or to be employed during mining and reclamation operations to
evaluate the effectiveness of each Environmental Protection Plan facility and
activity.