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vll~ !d <br />~;~. <br />PAGE 2 <br />3. Will the pumittee continue to havo a discharge point such as pipe, <br />conduit, unlined lagoon, etc? <br />4. Under what conditions could a discharge occw: Storm 11ow, change in operation, <br />accidentalspitJ,etc. storm floe tram the reclaimed mtne area. <br />^ Yes ~No <br />5. If this is a mining facility or operating indicate whether .ny mine <br />draimge exisa. Discuss whether there has been a historical flow. <br />Storm flow from the reclaimed mine area. Permitted discharges of mine water occurred <br />~~t~in~ the period when t1~e min w~~ in production. ®yes ^No <br />6. Ie tre downs cam waur user, wa r suppP in e, etc. <br />e. If yes, whom and where? irrigation intake at Parsons <br />b. Could they be impacted by a discharge err a spill of say <br />pollutant on-site controlLble wader an SPCC Plan or <br />other condition of a permit? <br />^ Ycs ®No <br />NOTE: THE FOLLOWING SHOULD BE I(EPT IN MIND IF YOI1R PERMIT IS TERMINATED: <br />1. 7hc perinittee will still be responsible and subject to any enforcement action for any discharge or spills into smte <br />waters. Should you operate yaw facility after yow pemit bas been terminated sad a discharge could occur, you <br />must amply for a new permit no lass than 180 days prior to the ducbarge. !tit unlawtiil to discharge pollutants <br />flnnt a poiN sotuce to state watus without a permit. Section 25•g-60g of the Waur Qualiry Control Act provides <br />far aacessiag civil pemltia of up to 510,000 per day fw ttuhiwful ditcturges. <br />2. In general the coubaued existence of a discharge point will he the basis for sot ter~mtting a permit at the request <br />of rho ptrmittee. <br />I certify under pea~lry of law that 1 have pet:onally examined end am familiar witb the information submitted herein <br />and 6aacd on my ipgwry of tboae individuals irnmediauly responsible for obtaining the infornation. [ am aware that <br />there are significant penal[ies for subtnining false infomution including the possibility of tine and imprisonment. See <br />IB U.S.C. 1001 and 33 U.S.C. 1319. <br />Authorized <br />Based upon my verification of the above information obtained dwing my site inspection, it is my recoaonendationrhat <br />Ibis permit be urmiaaud. <br />,D,i,90/[ic[ ~ngioter~~N. / ~/~+Y~Y~~Date ~ / ~~ <br />t/J Yes ^ No <br />