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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981041
IBM Index Class Name
Enforcement
Doc Date
11/9/1999
Doc Name
ROADSIDE MINE NOV ASSESMENT REQUEST PN C-81-041 NOV CV-99-013
From
DAN MATHEWS
To
DAN HERNANDEZ
Violation No.
CV1999013
Media Type
D
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iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii <br />099 <br />DATE: November 9, 1999 <br />TO: Dan Hernandez J~ <br />FROM: Dan Mathews (~I -I`I ~/ly <br />RE: Roadside Mine NOV Assess ent Request <br />Permit C-81-041, NOV CV-99-013 <br />Dan, I need to request a proposed penalty assessment for the referenced NOV. The NOV was issued Ocl <br />18, so next Wednesday, November 17, is the 30'" day. I have enclosed the NOV and relevant page from the <br />AHR review letter which was the basis for the NOV. <br />Much of the missing data cited in the NOV was provided N the operator's response on November 2 <br />(enclosed). Essentially, missing data was limited to data from a continuous recorder at the downstream <br />flume site on Rapid Creek (SWGS-01). Data was missing for three weeks in August, 1997, and again from <br />December, 1997 though the end of August, 1998. <br />The long period of time during which the SWGS-01 recorder remained inoperative h 1998 is likely related <br />to environmental coordinator, Larry Reschke's sudden departure in April, 1998. Before Jim Stover was <br />hired a couple months ago, two different environmental coordinators had been employed by the operator <br />subsequent to Reschke's departure, and this probably contributed to the extent of data missing from the <br />reports. Jim Stover was more successfid in locating the missing data than John Walters, his immediate <br />predecessor, had been. <br />As to the seriousness of the data gaps-1 discussed the hydrologic mmifica[ions with Jim Burnell. Given <br />the long record of data we have on the streams in question (over 15 years, with no indication of mining <br />impact), the nature of the stream flows (largely controlled by releases from water supply reservoirs on the <br />headwaters), and the Cact that mining has been suspended since 1996 within the Rapid Creek and <br />Cottonwood Creek watersheds; i[ would appear that potential environmental consequences of the <br />monitoring gaps are relatively minor. <br />One previous NOV was issued [o the operator in the past 12 months (NOV CV-99-007), issued August 20, <br />1999. Operator has signed a settlement agreement for that NOV. <br />As oC today, Abatement Steps 1 and 2 have been complied with 1999 water year data for S WGS-0l has <br />not yet been submitted, so Abatement step 3 has not been satisfied, and consequently the NOV has not yet <br />been terminated. <br />
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