GENERAL44547

• Permit No: C1982056
• IBM Index Class Name: General Documents
• Doc Date: 5/18/1983
• Doc Name: MINING PERMIT ‎(Dated 5/18/83 to 5/18/88)‎
• Permit Index Doc Type: PERMIT LEGAL DOCUMENT
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Stipulation No. 1

TU VERIFY THE APPLICANT'S PREDICTIONS OF STREAM UEPLETIOIVS IN THE
AREA OF THE WADGE CURL-OVERBURDEN AQUIFER DISCHARGE AREA ON FISH
CREEK, THE APPLICANT SHALL INSTALL AND MONITOR A SET OF NESTED
PIEZOMETERS COMPLETED IN THE ALLUVIUM OF FISH CREEK OVERLYING THE
SUBCRUP OF THE WADGE COAL-OVERBURDEN AQUIFER. A PLAN SHALL BE
SUBMITTED WITHIN 30 DAYS AND THE WELLS SHALL BE INSTALLED WITHIN
120 DAYS OF ISSUANCE OF THIS PERMIT. THE WELLS SHALL BE MONITORED
MONTHLY FOR WATER LEVELS AND THE RESULTS OF MONITORING SUBMITTED
QUARTERLY TO THE DIVISION.
Stipulation No. 2
WITHIN 30 DAYS OF 7HE PERrdIT ISSUANCE, THE APPLICANT SHALL SUBh1IT
TO THE DIVISION FOR REVIEW A PLNN TO DISCONTINUE THE DISCHARGE OF
ANY WATER FROM THE SPOILS AQUIFER TO THE SURFACE WATER/ALLUVIAL
AQUIFER SYSTEM. THE PLAN SHALL BE PUT INTO EFFECT WITHIN 45 DAYS
OF APPROVAL BY THE DIVISION.
Stipulation No. 3
THE APPLICANT SHALL INL'LUDE, AS PART OF THE QUARTERLY HYDROLOGIC
rvIUNITORING SUBMITTAL, THE RESULTS OF ALL HYDROLOGIC MONITORING
REQUIRED BY THE COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH.
Stipulation No. 4
WITHIN 60 DAYS OF PERt4IT APPROVAL, THE APPLICANT SHALL SUBMIT A
PLAN FOR MONITORING THE DISCHARGE OF WATER FROhI THE UNDERGROUND
WORKINGS. THE MONITORING PLAN SHALL INCLUDE CONTINUOUS FLOW
MONITORING, MONTHLY SAMPLING OF FIELD PARNMETERS, AND QUARTERLY
SAMPLING OF FULL SUITE WATER QUALITY. THE APPROVED MONITORING PLAN
SHALL GO INTO EFFECT AS SOON AS WATER IS DISCHARGED FROM 7HE
UNDERGROUND WORKINGS, AND THE MONITORING RESULTS SHALL BE INCLUDED
IN THE OPERATOR'S QUARTERLY HYDROLOGIC REPORTS.
Stipulation No. 5
THE APPLICANT SHALL SUBh1IT AN ANNUAL HYDROLOGIC MONITORING REPORT
FOR THE FUIDEL CREEK MINE. THE MONITORING REPORT SHALL INCLUDE A
SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS OF DATA COLLECTED DURING THE YEAR, INCLUDING:
1) WATER USED IN THE MINING OPERATION, 2) MINE WATER DISCHARGES TO
RECEIVING STREAMS (QUANTITY AND QUALITY), 3) MINE WATER INFLOWS
(ANNUAL MINE INFLOW STUDY), 4) STREAM FLOIJS AND QUALITY, 5) IMPACTS
TO THE QUALITY AND QUANTITY OF ALLUVIAL AND BEDROCK AQUIFERS, AND
6) IMPACTS TU SPRING FLOWS AND QUALITY. THE MONITORING REPORT
SHOULD INCLUDE A DESCRIPTION OF MITIGATIVE MEASURES TAKEN TO
MINIMIZE DISTURBANCE TO THE PREVAILING HYDROLOGIC BALANCE. THE
MONITORING REPORT SHALL BE ADEQUATE TO PLAN FOR MODIFICATION OF
SURFACE OR UNDERGROUND MINING ACTIVITIES, IF NECESSARY, TU MINIMIZE
DISTURBANCE TO THE PREVAILING HYDROLOGIC BALANCE.