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Section D.3.4 Facility Construction Section D.3.4.1 General 12. The Division recommends that following the (12 inch) topsoil salvaging operations, an additional 24 inches of subsoil be salvaged and stockpiled separately from the topsoil for use in final reclamation efforts. Please identify the subsoil stockpile locations on the appropriate Mining Plan Maps. Section D.5 Mill Facilities 15. Detail 11, Typical Section of Perimeter Berm and Facility Pipeline Corridor, of Figure C-12, Heap Leach Pad Typical Details, now illustrates that the Heap pad Perimeter Berm primary liner is not anchored into the berm. Please revise this illustration to indicate the proper Heap Leach Pad liner anchoring design. Review of the newly submitted Tailing Geochemical Laboratory Test (Result, Appendix F.2, indicates that the results are identical to the test results presented in the original Appendix F.2 submittal. Was the newly submitted Appendix F.2 intended to present results form the dewatered tailing, or is that to further appended? Please clarify. 18. Please indicate how the tailing material will be sampled to determine if it has been adequately rinsed to achieve the 0.2 ppm free cyanide disposal standard. Please define the proposed analytical test method; length of time before results can be obtained; re-rinsing procedures and locations; and re-testing methods. Section D.6 Tailing Disposal Section D.6.2.2 Geochemical Characteristics 21. As noted on the top of the September 16, 1988 Analytical Repot presenting results on extracts from batch tests performed on the hailing material, "the liquid used was deionized water with pH adjusted to 5.5 with dilute H2SO4 (Sulfuric acid)...". Therefore, please discuss what effect the dilute sulfuric acid used in the batch tests have on the sulfate cconcentration reported in the tailing analysis. Can these sulfate data be considered representative? 22. In unrelated cyanide solution sampling conducted by the Di vis~~on, in some instances, laboratory analyses have reported higher levels of free cyanide that total cyanide. In consultation with ACZ Laboratories, it was discussed that the problem is most likely resulting from thin-cyanate interfr?rence.