INSPEC43763 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

III. COMMENTS -COMPLIANCE ~~ /-r/D YJD~ p~~jl ~~,~CD'3b -~ Below are comments on the inspection. The comments include discu si n of observations made during the inspection. Comments also describe any enforcement actions taken during the inspection and the facts or evidence supporting the enforcement action. This was a partial inspection of the Hayden Gulch Mine conducted by Jim Stark of CDMG. The mine has gone through a Phase I and Phase II Bond Release on all but approximately nine acres. The weather was cool and clear and there was still a considerable amount of snow on the ground (although entry to the site was possible, the road was quite muddy). Shrub parcel HG-08 was still covered with snow. There was a fair amount of runoff from parcel HG-08 into the pond. The area appeared to be stable and no rills/gullies were seen at the time of the inspection. The vegetation was not visible due to the snow cover. Shrub Parcel E was also still covered with snow. The area did appear to be stable, however, and no erosional problems were noted. The vegetation was not visible due to the snow cover. Shrub parcel 003 was muddy but there was no snow. The area remains well vegetated and much of the vegetation was beginning to turn green. The area was stable and there were no erosional problems noted. The road to the two exploration holes was still too muddy to pass. The 1997 slump area was still covered with snow at the time of the inspection. The area appeared to remain stable and there did not appear to be any erosional problems on the slope. Runoff from the area was flowing down the road and through the remaining roadside ditches (to pond HG-08). The two remaining ponds (HG-08 and 003) are no longera part of the HG permit. They are, however, well vegetated and stable and catch all of the runoff from shrub parcels HG-08, 003 and E and the 1997 slump area. No wildlife was seen on the site at the time of the inspection. There were numerous tracks, however, that indicate that deer and elk have been on the site recently.