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J:ViSION hHiCH i~..~uGLJTHOSL ~?LCi=1C CJr;STiTUE:+TS~ICJOED SY THE
<br />DE?.42TME;+. OF H=.,aLTn TO THE DPEr2hTOrl'S N?Dc$ MONITOHIirG
<br />(MERCURY, SI'LVE;t, CY;NiOE, COPPER, ',LAD, THAL LION,, CADMILM, Ai+C
<br />ZlirC). iF Er4PIRE Ei~ERGY CJR.°OP,ATIUi+ REQUESTS THE DEPARTr•lEl';T Jr
<br />HEHLTh' TO DELETE ANY JF THESE CDNSTiTUEr+TS :RUid THE In REQUiREll
<br />N?DES i4UNiTUn1Nu, THE APP'_ICAlr7 SHAL_ SUohIIT ~ i;OPY 0= THE
<br />REQUEST TO THE JIViSION. THE DIVISiUN dill COtrSULT WITH THE
<br />DtPARTMENT OF HEHLTH CONCERNING 7HE REQU=ST.
<br />C) THE OPERnTOR'S MO~:iTORING PROGRAM SHALL INCLUDE THE
<br />MONITUftiiiG OF SPRI:rii 'WATER QUAi~Ti TY r,IrO ~JALITY. PUet THE NORTH
<br />SPRING (MHP IV-13) WATEd QUANTITY AND QUALITY (TEMPERHTURE, EC,
<br />ANU pnj jHHLL of t•10NITDREO UN A MONTHLY ~ASiS. FOR THE THREE
<br />ADJUDICATED S?RINKS IDENTIFIED ON MAP iII-la (HAXTON SPRING i,
<br />ANU LIPPARU SPRih,~.S i 4r+D II) THE OPERATGR SHALL MUNITU~ FLUB,
<br />TEMP°_rtATURE E% ARD pH CN A MONTHLY P,ASIS Ai:O =OIL SUITE 'dATEit
<br />QUALITY HCCORuI~ru TO TnE DIVISION'S ui,TE3 QUALITY GJIDE!iirE Oi+
<br />VUA.'.TERLY 2ASIS.
<br />D; ^tPIRE :NERu'i ::0.•tPUnATiON SHALL SJd^1iT TH;: .tESJLTS Or ALL
<br />3T5 nYUROLO~IL' ;iJN1T'JRIhIG, 11+LL'JDiNu N?DES MONITORING, TO THE
<br />DIV1SIUi+ Ui+ A iIUARTErc~Y o.ASl$.
<br />~. THE DIVISION UIKECTS EMPIRE ENERG'f C:IRPUnATIUri TO SUBMIT Ari
<br />.,++r+UAc HYDRDLUGIC RE?OIt7. THIS REPORT SHALL nE DUE MArZGa 31 JF
<br />EACH YErvL OF 'HIS PEicniT TERM, WITH Tiic FiRSi REP'JRT DUE M,;;it;i
<br />31, 1904. IHE AirNu,4L HYDROLOGIC REPORT SHALL IWCLUpE
<br />-" Ir+FpRl%.iTiON A.+G ANALYSES OF DATA COLLECTED DURING THE PRE'JiOUS
<br />CHLENDAn YEAR (I.E., JAirUARY 1, 19d~ TO UECE1.1oER 31, 1983j. THE
<br />FCL_OwI;iG Ir+FURMATIDti, AirHLYSES ~.nD UESCniPTiuNS SHHL. EE
<br />INCLUDE) iIV THE ANi+UAL nE?ORT:
<br />A) SlN•1MATIONS OF ALL SURFACE ArrD GROL'r2D WATER QUALITY AirO
<br />Qur1NTITY MUNITORiirG DATA;
<br />d 1 HYUROGRAPHJ OF SURFACE 'WATERFL0"dS, MINE HATER CISCi•iAnGES,
<br />AND G20UND 'WATui LEYELS;
<br />C) PIEZOhL"TRIC SUrtFACE MAPS FOR 7HE MIDDLE SANDSTONE, WHITE
<br />SANDSTONES, YAMPH RIVER ALLUVIUM, AND THE aILLIFr'1S FOP.K RIVER
<br />ALL11V IUfd;
<br />U) UESC.RIPTIOtr OF UeSERYEU CHH(r'Gc.S UK FLUCTUATIOiS IN GROUND
<br />NND SURFACE WATER QI;ALITY;
<br />~) DE.SCRIP710a Or OBSERVED CHAuGcS OR FLUCTUATIONS IN GROUND
<br />'WATER LEVELS, MINE dATc.R DISCHARGES, ANO iN SURFACE WATER FL'JWS;
<br />F) DESCRIPTION OF OSSERYED MINING~ELATED IM?ACTS TU GRDU~iU niiU
<br />$tJRTACE ~dA7ERS;
<br />G) Dc-.SCRIPTIU(+ JF THCSE MEASURES UNUERTw<jlr TO MlirIMIZE GROUND
<br />AND SURFACE dHTER IM?ACTS DURING THE YEAR;
<br />H) PRJJECTiUir ~,~,= POSSi3LE HYDROLOGIC IMPACTS OF '4LVLrU iN THE
<br />UPCOMING YEAR; Hr:D
<br />I) DLS~R1FTi0N Ur ;4LASURL~ nhI'CH 'MILL dE UNDLnTrvCLI+ ID MINI^IiZE
<br />THESE PROJECTED 'HYDROLJGiC IMPACTS, Si9JULO THEY OCCUR.
<br />o. THE OIVISiOr+ DIRECTS EMPIRE urcnGY i;OR?ORATiUi+, WiTHiI~ ?0 DAYS
<br />OF PE.Rt4IT ISSUArvCE, TU Sc3MI7 TC 7HS DiYiSICt+ THE RESULTS CF ~
<br />SAMPLIlrG PRUGRArq Film nLL OVER9URDcr+ PROPOSE) TO 3c 'JSD `Ji2
<br />PLAiiT uR'J'dTH M~~iA. " Tr.E jf,MCl itiu_~'' =:; ~^:_LL .E ~.~ ,=_ _.,>,~
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