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Mr. Mark Heffner <br />May 31, 2002 <br />Page 3 <br />Priiatel Well- Permit Number 90000 <br />The Prijatel well is located as shown in Figure 1, west of the Phase 1 mining azea. The well is no <br />longer used based on an interview with Mr. George Mraovich, the current well and land owner. <br />Nelson Well -Permit Numbers 14393R and 686RN <br />The Nelson property is located north of the Phase 1 mining area. Two wells exist at the property, <br />but the land owner switched over to City water when it became available, and neither of the wells <br />are used. <br />Martin1Luczakl Well -Permit Number 6609R <br />The Martin well is located west of the Phase 1 mining area. The well is used for in-house uses but <br />not for drinking. <br />Tilley Well -Permit Number 106501A <br />The Tilley well is located north and east of the Phase 1 mining area. The well is used for in-house <br />uses and lawn irrigation, but not for drinking. <br />Our analysis of impacts to nearby wells focused on the Martin and Tilley wells, since these are the <br />two wells within 600 feet of the permit boundary which have potential to be used during and after <br />mining in Phase 1 is started. The Helmsing well also has potential to be used during the initial <br />phases of mining, but an alternative water supply will ultimately be provided to the Helmsings. <br />Monitoring Program <br />A ground water quantity and quality monitoring program has been implemented to monitor <br />conditions in the aquifer and identify impacts of mining. The monitoring program consists of 16 <br />wells constructed in the alluvial aquifer and monthly water level measurements. In addition, a water <br />quality sampling component will also be added to the monitoring program. The monitoring wells <br />are located such that the data collected from the wells is representative of conditions in nearby <br />production wells. Accordingly, the monitoring program wells will provide an early indication if <br />water level impacts occur, and will allow Transit Mix of Pueblo to mitigate water level issues before <br />the actual performance of neazby wells is impacted. <br />Btshop-Brogden Associates, /nc. <br />