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:" . <br />i • <br />Two <br />intermittant, or perennial?). What was the basis for the projected avail- <br />ability of 2 cfs from Hubbard Creek? Was Case No. W-3051 decided partly <br />on the basis of available streamflow data for Hubbard Creek? <br />Provide a statement concerning the availability of flow data for the small <br />tributary entering Hubbard Creek from the northeast. If no data is avail- <br />able, describe observed flow frequencies. <br />Provide a statement concerning the prese_.nce or absence of wells or springs <br />above the mine. If wells or springs do exist, they should be assessed as <br />potential sources of usable water and as being subject to possible im- <br />pacts from subsidence. See 783.15. <br />Provide a copy of NPDES permit CO-0033533, reservoir storage permit, and <br />water well permit. Provide a monitoring plan for the collection of surface <br />and ground water quality and quantity data. Both Hubbard Creek and the <br />alluvial well being used as a water supply should be monitored. Monitor- <br />ing stations should be set up on Hubbard Creek just upstream and downstream <br />of the disturbed area. Monitoring at these stations should be on a monthly <br />basis or during Portions of the year when flow is intermittant, monitoring <br />should be done during each runoff event. Parameters to be analyzed each <br />time a sample is taken are: quantity, temperature, total and dissolved <br />iron, total manganese, TSS, TDS, pH, acidity (alkalinity), Ca, Mg, Na, K, <br />HCO CO SO and C1. Parameters to be sampled on a one time basis <br />(or3more3if h4gh concentrations are found) are nitrate nitrogen, ortho- <br />phosphate, and trace elements (i.e., Pb, Cd, As, Hg, Mo, Se, etc.) <br />The alluvial well (W-3050) should be monitored quarterly for the same <br />parameters listed above. <br />Sediment Control <br />~. Provide a map showing the seven drainage areas described in the sediment <br />pond calculations. Provide a readable copy of page 206 of the application. <br />Clarify which of the four ponds (1, 2, 3, and 4) shown on Exhibit A cor- <br />respond to the pond calculations (ponds 25A, North Sediment Pond, South <br />Storm Water Pond, Pond 1, Pond 2) given in the application. <br />~_.Provide specific dewatering pipe and overflow weir designs for each of <br />the four ponds. <br />3 Provide pond embankment cross-sections showing top widths, heights, <br />slopes, locations of dewatering and overflow devices, locations of rip-rap, <br />placement of fine and coarse materials, seepage barriers, cutoff trenches, <br />etc. <br />lr. Provide the results of any geotechnical investigations, construction ma- <br />terials investigations, etc. done to provide data for design and con- <br />struction requirements. This is especially pertinent to the 25 acre-foot <br />pond. <br />Provide a more detailed description of the inspection, maintenance and oper- <br />ation procedures to be used for the 25 acre-foot pond. <br />Describe (and show plans and locations for any diversions) how 2 cfs of flow <br />is diverted from Hubbard Creek for use at the mine. <br /> <br />