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COLORADO DEPARTh1ENT OF HEALTH, Water Qunliry Comrof Division <br />Rmiannle - Pnge 76, Permit No. CO-OOJ2633 <br />This rcpon shell be due on Seorernber 1 /99d. 73re pennirree shell specifically address a minimum of three <br />forms ojtrearmenr and/or conrainmem jot each point. The repot shell describe in derail each form of <br />trennnendcaunurmeru, the associated construction costs, the annual operating costs nrrd the erpecred resrrlring <br />snit landing that mould result from such treatment/conminmeut. Tlve Division will review this report. If dre <br />Division determines that it is economically irjeasible to corutruct .roll removal/minimization facilities, no fin~rher <br />action shell be required. If the Division detemrines that such construction is necessary, the permit may be <br />reopened ro make npproprinte nrodiftcntiatrs, <br />c) One-Time Annksis (OTA): Because ou fells 002, 003, and 004 may discharge mine drainage and/or spoils <br />spring „•ater during at least pan of the year, it is necessary ro determine whether these discharges may exceed <br />water yualiry standards jot parameters not already limited. A complete analysis has been perjonned for ou fall <br />006, however, no recent analysis is ors record jot these ourfnlls. The pnrnmeters jot the OTA ere (in mg/fJ.• 7R <br />arsenic, PD cadmium, TR trivalent chrorniunr, PD hexavnlent chrmniurn, PD copper, PD lend, TR mercury, PD <br />nickel, TR seleaiwn, PD silver, PD Zinc, sulfate ("PD" rnemts potentially dissolved fraction, "TR" ntemrs total <br />recoverable fraction). <br />The pm'mirree shall also collect one smnple of the immedime receiving waters for each outjn[! (or the next <br />dowrrsrream water, if the immedime receiving water is dry when ejJluent smnples ere mllectedJ, mrd arrnlyze dre <br />samples jot torn! hardness (ns CaCO3J. 77re hnrdmess darn will be used to vet fy the value used in calculming <br />metals limimrions or revise this value, if npproprinte. <br />These mml}•ses sbnll be performed ou snnrples collected durhrg the first discharge drat contains mine drainage <br />and/or spoils spring ,rarer (rrs npproprimeJ after this pennir renewal becomes effective. Ore resuhs shell be <br />reported on the npproprinte Discharge Aloniraiug report ('OMR"J, if the pnrnmeters ere preprinted on the <br />johns or ns nn attachment ro the DMR, if not preprinted. Ijrltese pnrnmeters hove been recently monitored, the <br />pennirree may submit such rer•ent rlan in lieu of new data, however, the metal frnctioru of any recent nnnh~si.r <br />nnr.rt be die some ns specified here. On receipt of this it jonnnrion, the Division will calculate potential <br />limitations and cornpnre there ro dre rnm+iroring results to determine if additional limitations mrd/or other <br />conditions ere required. <br />E. 11'nste Alinhni;noon/Pollrrtiw~ Prevenlimt <br />Nacre minimization and pollution preveruion ere ova terms drat are becoming increasingly more canuuon in irulusu-v <br />rorlm~, lt'nste minimicmiwr includes rerhrcing the amount of ,taste nr the source through chmrges iu indusn'inl <br />processes, mrd remce mrd recycling cf rrasres jot rbe original or some other purpose such ns mmerinls recovery or' <br />energy produnion. Polbuiwr prevenriwr goes hmrd-in-hood ,rirh waste minimization. ljthe waste is elinrinrrcd nt <br />the from ojthe fine, it will ear hm•e ro be treated nr the end cf the line. The rliren benefits to the inrlusnro ere nfieu <br />si;grrificnur -body in ternec of increased profit nml ur public relations. <br />This progrurn can r~i:cr ell m~en.c of process and ,vnste cmrn~o! ,vid+ which ym+r industry [/e'nls. Elinrinnfion ar <br />reduction ojn xnsre,rnrer pollurmu can rrlco result in n reduction of nn air pal4dnnt ar n reduction in the nmoum rJ <br />hncmrlous mmerinls rlrnr rou have to handle and/or dispose of. <br />Tlri.r rli.cchrrrge permit dues not specifically dictate waste rninindzation conditionu nt this time. We snvngly <br />encourage r/re pennirree to develop n rvns~fe nrirriuriZarion plan. Several irrrlusrries hove already developer! plans nor( <br />found that inrplernenrnrion resulted in subsrnminl savings. Both the Colorado Department ojHenlrh Hurl EPA have <br />it fornuuion mml resources arnilnhle Iu help i~ou rvp(m~e This Topic. <br />