GENERAL41027

• Permit No: C1981035
• IBM Index Class Name: General Documents
• Doc Date: 11/19/1984
• Doc Name: Midterm Review Findings Document
• Permit Index Doc Type: Findings
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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IB. Status of Stipulations
Two stipulations were attached to the Division's Proposed Decision and
Findings of Compliance - February 4, 1982. These stipulations and the
operators responses to them are as follows:
Stipulation
1. National King Coal must monitor water levels and water quality in
the alluvial aquifer of Hay Gulch on a quarterly basis. The
existing monitoring well will be adequate for these purposes once
the following items are satisfied.
A) The top of the well must be sealed to prevent surface water
and other debris from entering the well casing;
B) Monitoring should only occur on Monday mornings after the
well has set idle for an entire weekend. National King Coal must
monitor for the following water quality parameters:
-pH -Magnesium
-Conductivity -Sulfate
Temperature -Iron
-Total Dissolved - Manganese
Solids
Calcium
C) The results of this water level and water quality monitoring
shall be submitted to the Division on a Quarterly Basis.
National King
well quarterly on Mo
submitted quarterly.
stipulation requires
water level readings
submitted along with
Stipulation
Coal has sealed the top of the well and is monitoring the
id ay mornings as required. The test results are being
One problem exists which must be corrected. This
water level as well as water quality monitoring. The
are not being submitted. These readings must be
the water quality results, with each quarter's data.
2. National King Coal must prepare amass balance demonstration to
clarify the indicated sources of material to be used to backfill
and regrade the surface facilities area. Such demonstration shall
include an amended description of material sources and techniques
of material placement to be utilized. Volume calculations shall
be completed detailing the volume of fill required and the volume
of material to be obtained from each source, such as salvage of
existing benches, deposition of underground development waste and
roof fall, deposition of sediment from sediment ponds and the
disposal of demolished surface facility debris. This mass balance
explanation shall be submitted to the Division within 60 days
following the issuance of the approved permit.