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TEL No. Jun .20.88 644 P.02 <br />~ ~ III Illlllllllllllll <br />999 <br />STATE OF COLORADO <br />DIVl510N OF MINLRALS AND GEOLOGY <br />13x1 trulnlCnl u( NJ W ral RnsuurrCx <br />131 i 5hrq,l,in SL. Ruam 21 5 <br />Ui~n~ Cr. Colas aAn 0020.3 <br />Phonr. (4U 4) OLL-J S W <br />f AX: UOb 617-P I b4 <br />DATE: May 30, 1995 <br />N'1' CI <br />TO: Berhan Keffelew (`\\ R~NRa~~~~~:~ <br />/'~- ` ~~~ ynnn S LorhhceJ <br />FROM: Jim Pendleton ~' i,~....!]~- F,.r„li~~lra.r,^ <br />Mkharl 6. LLmE <br />Divi>iw~ L3vcal.n <br />RE: Suggested me nt to CRESSON Stipulations <br />( ermit No. M-80-244) <br />9. If free or WAD cyanide is detected in the effluent from the Arequa Gulch <br />underdrain in concentrations that exceed concurrent applicable water <br />quality standards for Arequa Gulch, or in any of the monitoring wells <br />surrounding the heap leach, the Office will conclude that heap leach <br />containment has been lost. If free or wAD cyanide-contaminated effluent <br />.enters the leak detection system trenches and sumps at a rate exceeding <br />one (1) gpd per acre, the Office will conclude that heap leach containment <br />has been lost. The operator shall notify the Office within 24 hours in the <br />event of any of these occurrences. Further, the operator shall <br />irnmediately cease application of leaching solution to the heap leach and <br />initiate detoxification within one week. Detoxification shall continue <br />until an acceptable remedy has been approved by the OMLR and <br />irnplemented by the permittee. All fluid volumes collected from the leak <br />detection sumps shall be inventoried by sump weekly and reported to the <br />OMLR in writing once a month. <br />All contaminated fluids (those fluids containing free or WAD Cyanide <br />exceeding applicable water quality standards for Arequa Gulch) from the <br />Arequa Gulch underdrain shall be collected, stored (not to exceed 60 days), <br />detoxified and released. Under no circumstance shall any of this <br />contaminated effluent be Introduced into the heap leach. The permittee <br />shall develop a plan for the collection, storage, detoxification and <br />disposal of all fluids collected from the Arequa Gulch underdrain. No <br />leaching solution shall be applied to the heap leach facility until this plan <br />has been approved by the Office. <br />