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Mr. Kent Gorham November 16, 1994 Page 6 Currently this pond is not required to be monitored further until one year prior to reinitiating development of the Fast Mine. As oompar'ed to current requirements, no monitaring omissions ooaured during 1993; three additional water level, flora, and field parameter visits occurred in 1993. Pond 7-7: Pond 7-7 overlies an area of the Fist mine inactive since 1983. No retreat mining has ocan-x~ed in the vicinity of Pond 7-7. A sufficient hydrology database consisting of flow, water level, field parameter, aryl water quality information had been established prior to 1993 to define the hydrology at this location. During 1993, no new mining activities with the potential of creating detectable impacts occurred in the vicinity of Pord 7-7. Currently this porn] is not required to be monitored ftnther until one year prior to reinitiating develc~anent of the Fast Mine. As ca~ared to cuurent requir~nents, no monitoring omissions occurred during 1993; three additional water level, flaw, and field parameter visits oaanrred in 1993. Pond 7-11: Pord 7-11 overlies an area of the Fast mine inactive since 1983. No retreat mining has oociu-red in the vicinity of Pord 7-11. A sufficient hydrology database consisting of flow, water level, field parameter, aryl water quality information had been established prior to 1993 to define the hydrology at this location. During 1993, no new mining activities with the potential of creating detectable impacts occurred in the vicinity of Porri 7-11. Currently this pond is not required to be monitored further until one year prior to reinitiating development of the Fast Mine. As compared to current requirements, no monitoring omissions oocw.-re3 during 1993; three additional water level, flow, and field parameter visits occurred in 1993. Ponds 12-1, 12-9, 8-4: Ponds 12-1, 12-9, and 8-4 are all located outside the zone of potential subsidence impacts under the cnsrenrtly approved mine plan. A sufficient hydrology database consisting of flow, water level, field parameter, and water quality information had been established for each of these locations prior to 1993 to define the pre-mining hydrology at these sites. During 1993, no new mining activities with the potential of creating detectable it~gaacts occurred in the vicinity of any of these sites. Currently these ponds are not mrn~ired to be monitored further. 'they have all been permanently suspended fran the monitoring network. As conq~a~."ed to current requirements, no monitoring mnisciaJlS o00.7Yred dur]ng 1993. Porn 12-2: