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-z- a~ LIST OF STIPULATIONS 5 y Stipulation No. 1 ~ ~` THE APPLICANT MUST INSTALL MONITORING [BELLS IN, CONDUCT PUMPING TEST ON, AND MONITOR WATER LEVELS AND WATER QUALITY IN THE ALLUVIUM OF DRY FORK, LICK CREEK, SOUTH PRONG AND HORSE CREEK ONE YEAR PRIOR TO MINING WITHIN THE WATERSHEDS OF T4-IE'SE STREAMS. THE APPLICANT SHALS. SUBMIT TO THE DIVISION THE DATA AND RESULTS OF THESE TESTS AND MONITORING AIANG WITH PROJECTED IMPAC'T'S PRIOR ~ INDUCTING MINING WITHIN ANY OF THE WATERSHEDS, ~, ~~ Stipulation No. 2 IN ITS ANNUAL HYDROLOGY ASSESSMENT, THE APPLICANT SHALL CONTINUE TO INCLUDE WATER QUANTITY DATA FROM THE U.S.G.S. SOMERSET MONITORING STATION. SHOULD THE U.S.G.S. DISCONTINUE MONITORING AT THIS LOCATION, THE OPERATOR SHALL SUBMIT ITS OWN QUANTITY MONITORING PROGRAM FOR THE NORTH FORK OF THE GUNNISON. Stipulation No. 3 '~ THE APPLICANT' SHALL CONTINUE TO SUBMIT TO THE DIVISION, COPIES OF THE REPORTS, EXHIBITS AND ALL SUBSEQUENT AMENDMENTS SUBMITTED TO THE GUNNISON COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION, TITLED PROTECTION OF MINNESOTA CREEK WATER SUPPLY. ~)\ Stipulation No. 4 ~` `? ALL DATA AND REPORTS SUBMITTED TO THE STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE AND DITCH COMPANIES SHALL BE COPIED TO MIS2D AS INCLUSIONS WITHIN THE QUARTERLY REPORT REQUIRED UNDER SECTION 4.05.13(2) OF THE RULES AND REGULATIONS. '+` ~ /Stipulation No. 5 ~` NEITHER WEST ELK COAL CO[~ANY, NOR ANY SUCCEEDING OPERATOR OF THE MT. GUNNISON PROJECT'S COAL LEASES AND RESERVES WILL BE PERMITTED TO MINE COAL WITHIN THE MINNESOTA CREEK BASIN, UNTIL MLRD HAS RECEIVED A COPY OF AN ADJUDICATED PLAN OF AUG~'~NfATION, JStipulation No. 6 ~ '`~` THE APPLICANT SHALL CONTI~I[IE TD SUBMIT TO THE DIVISION, AN ANNUAL REPORT OF INFLOWS, DISCHARGES AND CONSUMPTION OF WATER WITHIN THE MINE. THIS REPORT IS TO INCLUDE A MINE WORKINGS MAP SHOWING THE LOCATION AND QUANTITY OF INFLOWS, A TABLE KEYED TO THE MINE MAP WHICH STIALI, CONTAIN THE SOUPCE (I.E. FAULT, FRACP[TRES, ETC) , QUANTITTY, DURATION, AND QUALITY (I.E. PH, ELECTRO-CONDUCTIVITY AND TEMPERATURE) OF ALL INFLOWS; A TABLE CONTAINING RECORDS OF WATER DISCHARGED FROM THE MINE, CONSUMED IN THE MINE, AND IMPORTED FOR USE WITHIN THE MINE, A DISCUSSION OF THE WATER BALANCE WITHIN THE MINE, AND FINALLY A PRQTECTION OF HYDROLOGIC IMPACTS OF MINING IN T'HE UPCOMING YEAR.