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balance. All facilities and/or structures containing fluids of any <br />type will be contained or lined. (Refer to Secti 4.3 for a more • <br />detailed discussion). Downgradicnt wells (OW-B OW-4L, OW-12, OW- <br />13, and OW-14) at both sites will monitor grou water quality and <br />quantity. <br />9.6.3.2.3 Loadout Facility <br />The Lacy Loadout facility is located withi an existing industrial <br />park owned and developed by the DSRG. The present facility is <br />designed to minimize impact to the hydro ogic balance by the use of <br />"clear-ovate i sions, a sediment po d, and gravelled operating <br />surfaces. The propos coal stockpile will be constructed to <br />contain any water which may cumulat at the base of the stockpile <br />as described in more detail in cti n 4.3.3.1.5. Therefore, the <br />use of this facility for the loadin of coal should not result in <br />any impacts to the hydrologic ba]an e the area. A downgradient <br />monitoring well will provide docum ntatio of any possible impacts <br />to groundwater quality. <br />C J <br />9.6.3.3 Ongoing Ground water Monitoring <br />Groundwater monitoring has con inued during th~ period in which <br />mining has been inactive, as s arized in the Hydrologic Reports <br />for 1987, 1988, and 1989. Dur ng this period (June, 1988), CMLRD <br />revised the monitoring system to more fully recognize the actual <br />field and mining conditions. The revised monitoring requirements <br />are summarized in Table 9.6- and the well locations provided in <br />Figure 9.6-9. The condition of the existing monitoring network is <br />summarized in Table 9.6-2. <br />NCIG - Coal Ridge #1 4-84 ABC/1145/910509 <br />