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5. <br />D. <br />IV <br />collection and will be shipped within 24 hours to a laboratory <br />for analysis. <br />Samples will be analyzed for the following parameters: <br />Suggested Water Duality Parameters* <br />pH <br />Conductivity at 25° <br />Temperature (field) <br />Bicarbonate (HC0~3) <br />Total Dissolved Solids <br />Calcium (Ca'Z) <br />Chloride (CI-) <br />Magnesium (Mg'Z) <br />Ammonia (NH3) <br />Nitrate -Nitrite <br />Phosphate (PO"~" as P) <br />Sodium (Na') <br />Sulfate (SO-0) <br />Iron (Fe) <br />Manganese (Mn) <br />* Dissolved species concentration only. <br />Proper sampling and preservation procedures will be followed for each of the <br />parameters listed above. <br />4. <br />Data Processing and keaorting <br />1. Copies of the field and laboratory data sheets will be sent semi-annually to <br />the CDMG. <br />2. Data will be summarized in the annual hydrology report to CDMG. <br />In-Mine Monitoring (Discontinued with mine closure and sealing in December <br />2000 <br />A. Monitorino Locations -points of water inflow within active mine workings. <br />B. SamDliny Freouencv <br />1. Asemi-annual survey of water inflow to the mine will be conducted. <br />2. Estimate of the quantity of each source will be made. <br />3. Field water quality parameters (pH, electrical conductivity and <br />temperature} will be measured for all significant inflows. <br />4, Locations of all inflows will be recorded on a mine workings map. <br />M R-50 5 <br />Revised -June 2003 <br />