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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981044
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
2/15/1994
Doc Name
EAGLE 5 AND 9 MINES PN C-81-044 PR 2 DIVISIONS REPLIES TO ADEQUACY RESPONSES
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CYPRUS EMPIRE CORP
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C-81-044: M. Middleton 2/15/84 3 <br />hereby requested. The trends may be presented in graphical form or <br />as a text discussion with specific references to the supporting data, <br />which should be provided. The specific discharge points that should <br />be discussed are the No. 5 mine discharge and 7 North Angle. <br />I[I. B. 7. Section 2.05.6(6)-1 Observed Impacts needs to be updated to include <br />current data. A graph for the conductivity field in the Williams Fork <br />River was updated and shows good agreement between the upstream <br />and downstream conductivities. However, an evaluation of trends for <br />other water quality parameters such as solids, pH or iron, is not <br />possible, because Tables 26 and 27 present only maximums, minimums, <br />means and standard deviations over a ten year period from 1982 to <br />1992. <br />The update should include current data presented in such a way <br />that trends can be evaluated by the Division. The current <br />method of reporting (presenting a statistical evaluation over a <br />ten year period) does not allow an evaluation of trends. A <br />table of ey ar1X means, maximums and minimums is one example <br />of an acceptable way of summarizing the data so that trends <br />could be evaluated. Another acceptable method would be to <br />provide a graphical presentation. <br />III. B. 10. CEC should present updated data on conductivity, iron and pH for all <br />wells in which these parameters are analyzed. The data should be <br />presented in a manner that enables the Division to evaluate trends <br />(e.g. graphs or a table showing annual means, maximums and <br />minimums for each parameter). According to the groundwater <br />monitoring plan, the following wells are sampled for the referenced <br />parameters: SMN, OK, TR-4, TR-7A, 81-O1, 259, 9MN, AVF-3, AVF- <br />5, AVF-6, #9 BF-5. <br />III. C. 1. Subsidence Control Plan; one reference to well 259 as depicted on <br />Subsidence Monitoring Map 31 was made on revised page 2.05.6(6)-22. <br />The most current Map 31 the Division has is dated October 1991. <br />Well 259 is not identified on this map. Please, either revise the map <br />reference to a map the well is noted on or revise Map 31 to locate well <br />259. <br />Items III. B. 9 and 12 were discussed and found that this information is not available. CEC <br />provided a letter from the Division dated September 12, 1986 confirming information <br />regarding the Lux well. <br />
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