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Technical Revision No. 79 (Second Response) <br />May 5, 1997 <br />Page 4 <br />Figures 2.0, 2.1 and 2.2 should be added to Appendix L. Information for Exhibit 66 <br />previously provided to the Division in MCC's last response should be moved to Appendix <br />L. It is MCC's intention to include all design information regazding the pond at the North <br />Soil Storage Area in Appendix L. <br />46. MCC has done further investigation of the springs located by HLA during their <br />reconnaissance of the RPE site. All springs located by HLA had been previously located by <br />MCC and are monitored as part of our hydrologic monitoring program. Figure J-1, <br />Geologic Map, has been revised to include the names of these springs. Spring G-20 has <br />been monitored continuously since 1979 and flow data can be found in the Annual <br />Hydrology Reports. Monitoring of springs E15-1 and E15-2 began in May 1996 and the <br />monitoring ofE15-3 began in December 1995. As this information will be included in the <br />1996 AHR, not yet submitted to the Division, MCC has included a copy of the flow and <br />Geld parameters gathered until September 1996. As you will note, the total flow of all <br />springs is well within the worst case spring contributions used by MCC and HLA in the <br />design of the underdrains. <br />47. Please find enclosed a revised stream buffer zone map. The map has been replotted at a 1" <br />= 150' scale and the stream buffer has been shaded to more clearly show the area within 100 <br />feet of Sylvester Gulch and the North Fork of the Gunnison River. <br />48. Although the USGS monitoring station on the North Fork has not been surveyed to <br />determine its exact location, field observations indicate that the gauging station is slightly <br />upstream of the eastern boundary of the RPE and well upstream of the NPDES discharge <br />point for the RPE sedimentation pond. Therefore, the upstream monitoring station on the <br />North Fork will continue to be suitable for monitoring potential impact from MCC's <br />operation. <br />Criteria for Review of Permit Application for Permit Approval or Denial (2.07.6) <br />49. MCC does not believe a stipulation is necessary as MCC committed in our previous <br />response to providing the CDOT approval as soon as it is received. MCC understands that <br />construction cannot begin until this approval is received. <br />Maps and Plans (2.10) <br />50. As appropriate, MCC will show township, range, and section information on future maps as <br />they aze revised. <br />