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PAGE TWO <br />DAN :~lATHEWS <br />NOVEMBER 26, 1969 <br />during the active mining phase. The applicant will field <br />monitor the above surface water sites for parameters <br />of temperature, pH, conductivity and dissolved oxygen. <br />Flow will be visually checked at each of these sites <br />noting no flow, low, moderate or high flow. Flow <br />readings will be taken from the weir at site S444 when <br />available. <br />The applicant will attempt to collect samples from each <br />of these sites once during each year in response to a <br />storm event. These analyses will be taken only during <br />the active mining phase. The sites will be field <br />monitored for temperature, pH, conductivity and dissolved <br />oxygen and be submitted for analysis of the parameters <br />given in Table 1 attached. <br />Alluvial well MF72 will be monitored monthly during the <br />active mining phase for water level, pH, conductivity, <br />and temperature. Again, if weather or field conditions <br />prohibit access to the sites, they will not be monitored. <br />Water samples from well t4W2 will be collected semi-annually <br />and analyzed for the parameters given on Table 1. The <br />semi-annual samples will be collected from the alluvial <br />wells in response to spring snowmelt and to a storm event. <br />Stip 4: Ground water monitoring wells have been placed to bedrock <br />in reclaimed pits 2 and 5. A similar ground water monitor- <br />ing well will be placed in pit 4 after reclamation. The <br />pit 4 monitoring well will be installed within the first <br />construction season following final regrading. Well <br />completion diagrams are enclosed as Figure 1. These <br />three ground water wells will be tested quarterly (pend- <br />ing weather and site access) for field parameters and <br />chemical parameters listed above. Results will be sub- <br />mitted to the Division on an annual basis. <br />tip 5: Enclosed is a copy of the applicant's air pollution <br />permit. Also enclosed is a letter requesting final <br />permit approval for the air pollution plan. <br />:ip 6: The applicant has established a fertilization plan <br />and will continue to follow this plan for the remainder <br />of the mine life. The applicant will fertilize all <br />