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-11- IV. Geology [2.04.5 and 2.04.6(2)] ThQ geology sections of the permit application, found on pages 2-219 to 2-246 of Volume 1 and in the additional geology exhibits volume, have been reviewed by the Division for compliance. Site specific geology information has been provided for the are of the proposed waste pile. This information has been reviewed by the Division. The application is in compliance with the requirements of this section. V. Hydrologic Balance: Surface Water (2.045, 2.047, 2. The surface water quality, diversions, sediment control, and discharge structures sections of the application have been reviewed by the Division. The surface water quality portion of the permit application can be found in Section 2.81, and the diversions, sediment control, and discharge structures sections can be found in Volumes IV, V, and VI. In addition, the surface water sections of the permit revision application have been reviewed. The operation is in compliance. VI. Hvdrologic Balance: Ground Water (2.04.5. 2.04.7, 2.05.3(4 Because of concerns that were raised by the public during the initial permit review (1980-81) concerning water impacts, the Division has included advisory stipulations that apply to lands in future permit terms. The following stipulation applies to lands outside the current five year permit. In order to insure the applicant has adequate baseline data prior to mining in areas currently outside the five year permit area, the following stipulation (included in the original permit) is required: Stipulation No. 1 THE APPLICANT MUST INSTALL MONITORING WELLS IN, CONDUCT PUMPING TEST ON, AND MONITOR WATER LEVELS AND WATER QUALITY IN THE AL.LWIUM OF DRY FORK, LICK CREEK, SOUTH PRONG AND HORSE CREEK ONE YEAR PRIOR TO h1INING WITHIN THE ~~TER.SFIEDS OF THESE STREAMS. THE APPLICANT SHALS, SUBMIT TO THE DIVISION THE DATA AND RESULTS OF THESE TESTS AND MONITORING ALONG WITH PRQTEC.TED IMPACTS PRIOR TO CONDUCTING MINING WITHIN ANY OF THE WATERSHEDS. In addition, ground water conditions and concerns for the permanent lower waste pile have been reviewed and discussed. The operation is in compliance.