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/V.. V-2, V-10, Appendix 9 of Section II-B and Table II 1-3 of the permit applica- tion). Mine waste at the Refuse Disposal Area will be covered with four feet of soil, although analyses of the waste does not indicate that impervious lin- ings in the disposal areas are necessary. Monitoring of surface and ground water quality at the site will be used to determine if additional protection measures shall become necessary (see "Waste Disposal" section of the TEA). Per anent and Tem orary Im oundments No permanent impoundments are proposed for the Deserado Mine. Impoundments are restricted to sedimentation ponds. Design adequacy is treated in the "Sedimen- tation Ponds" section of the TEA. The applicant has not stated an intention to modify any of the sedimentation ponds in future years of this permit term. Underground Mine Entry and Access Discharges All mine openings and drill holes will be located, designed and constructed to r prevent gravity discharge of water from the mine. (page V-27 of the permit ap- plication and "Sealing of Drilled Holes and Underground Openings" section of the TEA). Surface Water Monitoring Surface water monitoring sites are shown on Figure II. C-11 of the permit application. Surface water monitoring is discussed on pages II. ~C-6.4.through~ II. C-66 in the application, which includes the water quality analytical schedule given in Table II. C-8. ~. , The applicant has applied for an NP DES permit and intends to conform to those guidelines. The proposed monitoring program will be conducted in accordance with requirements of section 4.05.2 of the Colorado Permanent Regulatory Pro- gram. Quarterly reports will be submitted within 90 days following the end of each quarter or as required by the NP DES permit (page II C-66A of the permit application). It is necessary, however that the applicant specifically state 26