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Applicant's mining activity caused the remobilization of DIMP and <br />contamination of groundwater at the mine, the contaminated groundwater <br />would not affect the Objector. <br />19. Nevertheless, the Applicant has committed to develop, and submit to the <br />Division for approval, a plan to monitor gravel pit water for DIMP. <br />20. The Applicant has committed to submitting the results from this sampling to <br />the Division within thirty days of sampling. If DIMP is present in a <br />concentration in excess of 8ug/L, the Applicant must apply to revise its permit <br />to address the elevated concentration. <br />21. The Objector also requested that the Applicant also sample her domestic water <br />supply well, permit no. 2455 for DIMP prior to and after de-watering begins. <br />The Applicant agreed to do so. <br />22. The Applicant's commitments satisfy Rule 6.4.7(2)(c). <br />Identification and Protection of Existing Structures <br />23. The Objector is concerned about mining-related impacts to structures on her <br />property. She has identified a house and outbuilding located forty feet east of <br />the proposed amendment area, and a storage barn adjacent to the boundary. <br />She also identifies a domestic well, a lawn irrigation well a field imgation <br />well and a fence on her property. <br />24. Construction Materials Rule 6.4.19 states that where mining operations will <br />adversely affect any significant, valuable or permanent man-made structure <br />located within two hundred feet of affected land, the Applicant must provide <br />