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• Permit No: C1981018
• IBM Index Class Name: Enforcement
• Doc Date: 6/20/1994
• Doc Name: NOV C-93-155 DESERADO MINE C-81-018
• From: DMG
• To: BARBARA L PAVLIK
• Violation No.: CV1993155
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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From: Barbara L. Pavlik E.ecw ive Dueoo~
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Date: June 20, 1994 D~~-i~ion Dneuu~
Re: NOV C-93-155
Deserado Mine (C-81-018)
I have reviewed sections F.1 & F.3 of the draft OSM element-
specific oversight report with regard to the above referenced NOV
as you requested. An outline of the chronology of the NOV follows:
• December 16, 1994: NOV C-93-155 issued for a failure to
pass disturbed runoff through a sediment pond or
demonstrate SAE eligibility.
• December 31, 1993: Civil penalty of $1350 assessed.
• January 12, 1994: Request for Assessment Conference
received from operator.
• February 1, 1994: Assessment Conference held to address
this NOV along with others issued at the same time.
Assessment officer determined that NOV could be treated
as a permit deficiency rather than an NOV, because the
operator demonstrated that the areas in question had been
addressed verbally in the permit, although demonstrations
had not been made. This is documented in Western Fuels'
letter dated February 10, 1994 (received February 14,
1994) which included permit pages containing the
references to sediment control for these areas.
• February 18, 1994: NOV vacated.
If you have any further questions, please let me know. A copy of
the NOV file is attached.
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