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res. cAUOL PAHLd~ Page 3 Cctober 10, 1980 Violation 80-27 - Failure to comply with Stipulation #2, attached to Permit #79-53 by the Mined Land I~clamation Board. Failure to su}snit inforniation and plans rarn,;red by this stipulation relative to overburden volumes, haul road drainage, Del Agues Canyon hydrology and shrub plantings. Progress - A11 of the information outlined under NOV 80-28 can also be used to satisfy the abatement conditions required in NOV 80-27. In addition to the work outlined above, TBM has initiated the following: 1) Del Agues Canyon Hydrology - `!fie sediment control map contained within the Cctober 7, 1980 amp_ndm~nt sukmission exhibits five groundwater monitoring wells and the school well. Water samples were taken from these and the samples will be analyzed per the MLS2 requirements. In addition, a water sample was taken from a spring in the ill Agues Canyon (shown on U.S. Quad Sheet) and it will be analyzed for the same parameters. At this time four (4) additional wells will be completed in the Del Agues Canyon drainage to further define its hydrologic character. These wells will be located so as to provide information for permit expansion into Section 21 and Section 15. The wells will be logged and m~nits~red in c~liance with the regulations, with well corrq~letion expected by October 17, 1980. Mr. lmbert Brogden of Bishop and Associates has been contracted to perform the pump test to determine the transmissivity of the aquifer. Scheduling of this activity has been problematic but as of this date the testing will be performed during the week of October 20, 1980. 2) Haul fd~ad Drainage - This has been satisfied in the information submitted in the technical revisions to the permit and the plan sul~nitted requesting approval to mine to the west. Further information can be found in the October 7, 1980 amendment su]xnission. 3) Shrub Plantings - Trinidad Basin Mining, through its consultant, will harvest shrub seeds and attempt to propagate them and then plant the seedlings. The species to be collected will be: snowberry, mountain mahogany, gambles oak, and rubber rabbitbrush. The seedlings will be planted in clumq~s, with 25 seedlings per clump, and 9 clumps per acre. The 25 seedlings will be comprised of six seedlings of each species. If sufficient plant materials do not exist at the site then tube- lings will be purchased and established as above. The planting of the various shrub species is dependent on a•railability and if some species are not available I~II,R will be advised and the plan revised accordingly. 4) Facilities Rrea I~clamation - Areas that are actively used for machinery maintenance or coal storage will require additional preparatory