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._ <br />COLORADO DISCHARGE PERM/T SYSTEM (CDPS) <br />SUMMARY OF RATIONALE <br />CRIPPLE CREEK & VICTOR GOLD M/NINC COMPANY <br />CDPS PERMIT NUMBER C0~0043648, TBLLBR COUNTY <br />TABLE OF CONTENTS <br />1. TYPE OF PERMIT .................................... 1 <br />!1. FACIlJTY1NFORMA770N ................ ............... 1 <br />11/. RECEMNC STREAM ................... ............... S <br />/V. FACILITYDESCRIP7ION ................. ............... 9 <br />V PERFORMANCE XISIiJRY ................ ............... 9 <br />Vl. TERMS AND CONDTITONS OF PERMIT ...................... 10 <br />C ~I <br />/. TYPE OF PERMIT <br />I1. FACILITY INFORMATION <br />A. Facility Type: <br />Fee Category: <br />Category Flow Range: <br />Annual Fee: <br />8. S!C Code: <br />C Legal and Local Contact. <br />E. Facility Locution: <br />F. Discharge Points.• <br />New <br />Hardrock Mining - No Discharge <br />Category 03, Subca[egory 6 <br />Not Applicable <br />$528 <br />1041 <br />John Hardaway <br />Manager, Environmental Ajjairs <br />Cripple Creek & Victor Gold Mining Company <br />2755 State Highway 67 <br />P. O. Box /91 <br />Victor, CO 80860 <br />(719) 689-2977 or (303) BB9-0778 <br />Section 30, TISS, R69W, at 2755 State Highway 67 <br />This permit addresses potential discharges from both existing and future pollutant sources that are associated <br />with the Cressotr Project, The project involves the relocation of existing tailings deposits, construction of new <br />expanded cym~idr heap leach jacilities, waste rock and overburden deposal, excavation and processing of ore <br />from the Cresson Mine Pit, and mined land reclamation. Figure 1 of the permit is a map reflecting pre project <br />conditions, while figure 2 shows the final configuration of the main features of the project. A detailed view of <br />the final Arequa Gulch Rock Storage Area and Arequa Gulch Leach Facility ks shown in figure 3. <br />While the Cripple Creek and Victor Gold Mining Company (CC&VJ has designed the facilities associated with <br />the mining activity with the intention of avoiding any discharge of the type that the State would nortnally <br />require to 6e permitted through the CDPS program, it Ls possible that the failure ojsolution liner or <br />distribution ,systems, or the leeching of pollutants from environmentally exposed project features, could result <br />in or constitute ,tech n discharge. <br />