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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1988112
IBM Index Class Name
Revision
Doc Date
1/9/1990
Doc Name
FAX COVER
From
STEFFEN ROBERTSON & KIRSTEN
To
MLRD
Type & Sequence
AM1
Media Type
D
Archive
No
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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'90 9109 15:38 • S 593 9E5 9947 SRK UENVE~ <br />BATTLE MOUNTAIN RESOURCES, SAN LUIS PROJECT <br />CMLRD ADEQUACY LETTER RESPONSES <br />Page ZO of 26 <br />37. Please descrfbe briefly the diversion, sediment control, and drainage <br />crossing meintenan~e plan. <br />RESPONSE: The diversions, sediment control facilities, and drainage crossings <br />will be periodically inspected and maintained. The systems will be <br />inspected each spring and after heavy rain storms to determine the <br />need for maintenance or erosion control. Sediment will be removed <br />at least annually and placed on the active waste rock disposal areas. <br />Culverts have been sloped to ensure self cleaning but will be checked <br />for clogging. Erosion will be controlled through regrading or <br />reseeding as appropriate. <br />38. Please descrfbe the chemical composition of the water contained at <br />the collection pond and on the tailings surface. !f the chemical <br />analysis indicates that these waters are toxic to waterfowl, Bettie <br />Mountain must submit a plan to minimize waterfowl contact. In <br />addition, a deer and elk proof fence around the collectinn pond may <br />be necessary, depending upon the potential toxicity to wildlife, artd <br />to ensure liner protection. <br />RESPONSE: The chemical composition of the tailings water is included as <br />Attachment I. As shown in the data submitted for Attachment 1 and <br />discussed in the response to Question 2, the expected free cyanide <br />concentration 1s less than 4.4 ppm. The recognized toxicity level <br />far waterfowl for cyanide fias been determined to be approximately <br />50 ppm free cyanide. The State of Nevada has adopted this number to <br />determine when a pond required waterfowl protection. The San Luis <br />tailings water is an order of magnitude less that this standard and <br />should not present a hazard to waterfowl or require waterfowl <br />protection. <br />As discussed on pogo D-T6 a seven-ft high fence wail be installed <br />around the collection pond sufficient to protect wildlife and ensure <br />liner protection. <br />06 <br />
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