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JOHN W. SHOMAKER,~C. GEOLOGY-HYDROGEOLOGY 2703 BROADBENT PARKWAY NE, SUITE D ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO 87107 _ . ~ (505) 3453407 PROPOSED WORK PLAN FOR WATER QUALITY MONITO~2ING John W. Shomaker, Inc. and professional associates wall conduct routine monitoring of water quality parameters at specified points within the drainage basin affected by the Bat~le Mountain gold mining operations. The precise parameters to be monitored will be defined by the parties involved at the onset of the contract, and will ensure compliance with all state of Colorado and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency standards. Project staff from John W. Shomaker, Inc. will work with the parties involved to provide technical guidance in identifyin and selecting these parameters. In order to facilitate eaningful data collection by all parties, John W. Shomaker, In and professional associates propose that: (a) Specified sampling sites be designated where al~ water quality samples are to be collected on a regula basis. (b) Sampling conducted by all parties will be done egularly at a uniform time and date to avoid any discrepanc'es between collected samples. Sampling frequency will be ~efined by the parties involved at the onset of the contra t. Ensuring uniformity in the timing and frequency of sampling, and in the parameters analyzed, will eliminate any pos~ible conflicts in the comparison of methodologies. (c) Collected samples will be stored in a laboratory certified container, and delivered within 24 hours to an SPA-certified laboratory for analysis of all parameters. (d) The laboratory analysis will be interpreted by appropriate project staff to identify and describe any pote tial adverse environmental impacts which may be evident, and to describe suitable corrective measures which should be ta~Cen to mitigate these adverse impacts. (e) Copies of the laboratory analysis and interpret'ption of data will be delivered immediately for review and cohwent by the parties involved.