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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1988112
IBM Index Class Name
Enforcement
Doc Date
5/13/1992
Doc Name
BMG SAN LUIS PROJECT PN M-88-112
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MLKRD
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JOANIE BERDE
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<br />Battle Mountain <br />NOPV Abatement <br />page 3 <br />Gold <br />Requirements <br />TR-004 Stipulations: <br />(1) Requires submittal of additional <br />desire to amend the tailings pond <br />standard. Recommended submittal <br /> <br />information addressing <br />cyanide complian e <br />by April 17, 1992'(NOT <br />BMG's <br />MET). <br />(2) BMG shall continue "CYTOX" treatment of the tailin s slurry <br />within the tailings impoundment until the approved permit <br />cyanide concentration limitations of 4.4 ppm for t tal <br />cyanide and 3.8 ppm for weak acid dissociable cyanide are <br />achieved, or until the Division orders cessation C ee above <br />Board imposed deadlines]. <br />(3) Additional monitoring points. <br />(5) Leak Detection System Effluent Containment: <br />In the event that fluid is intercepted by the tailings fluid c llection <br />pond liner leak detection system, BMG shall design and implement an <br />automated system to minimize the development of hydraulic back pressure <br />within the leak detection system. This system is intended to r duce the <br />likelihood of compromising the secondary clay liner by intercepting and <br />withdrawing leakage. <br />In the event that Cyanide is detected within the leak detection system <br />effluent, BMG shall design and implement a containment system tb return <br />all effluent to the tailings impoundment, in order to prevent i~mnpact to <br />the environment. ' <br />Status: Satisfied - BMG has committed to repair of the primaryjliner if <br />a leak is detected in letter of April 16, p992. <br />(6) Cyanide Detection, Interception, Containment and Remedial Treat~ent: <br />BMG originally proposed the construction of a heap leach at the San Luis <br />mine. In 1988, BMG amended its permit application to delete th heap <br />leach and implement a contained vat processing system. This am nded <br />process was designed to yield detoxified tailings for disposal ithin the <br />tailings area. BMG replaced the originally proposed heap leach double <br />liner System with leak detection with a composite liner system ithout <br />leak detection. This amendment was approved by the Division re ying upon <br />BMG's representation that tailings Cyanide levels would not exc ed 3.8 <br />ppm WAD Cyanide and 4.4 ppm total Cyanide. <br />In the absence of a leak detection system, migrating leakage fr m the <br />tailings disposal ponds would only be detected by the five grou d water <br />monitoring wells (M-5, M-6, M-7, M-8 and M-9) located in the vi inity of <br />the tailings area. Since the inception of the approved monitor ng <br />program, only monitoring well M-9 has intercepted ground water. The <br />
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