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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1988112
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
3/8/2000
Doc Name
Indication of Rito Seco Upstream Contamination
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Mr. Michael Long Page Two 1\'Iarclt 3. 2000 <br />Given that no chemicals were put into the well piping and given the rapid rate <br />of corrosion at this location, and further given that this well had not encountered <br />similar problems in the past, Mr. Cooper is reasonably concerned that .his unusual <br />and heavy corrosion has resulted from a contaminant originating upstream of the well <br />location and possibly from the Battle Mountain Gold property. As a result of the <br />corrosion, the well pipes were recleaned in August of 1999, brit had larl;e corrosion <br />"boils" as early as October of 1999. Some of chose boils identified in October of <br />1999 were as large as five inches long, three inches across, and a half in~h in depth. <br />In order to turn the center pivot for the circle, the well must produce 800 <br />gallons per minute. Shalom Ranch relies heavily upon the production of the alfalfa <br />grown within that circle in order to feed livestock raised on the Shalom Ranch. <br />Consistent and adequate production from this well is, therefore, absolutely vital to <br />the survival of the Ranch. <br />For these reasons, we request that immediate attention be directr d to this <br />problem, that all deliberate efforts be made to identify the source of the contaminant <br />resulting in this potentially devastating problem, and that complete remedial action <br />be taken to rectify the current problem and to solve the underlying cause of the <br />problem. <br />Sincerely, <br />DOUG GE GE <br />Attorney at Law <br />DG/pg <br />cc: Mr. Sandy Cooper <br />Shalom Ranch <br />Mr. Dean R. Massey <br />Attorney for Battle Mountain Resources, Inc. <br />
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