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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1994117
IBM Index Class Name
General Documents
Doc Date
4/23/1996
Doc Name
LAND APPLICATION SYSTEM GOLD HILL MILL COM INC PN M-94-117
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DMG
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EVAN FREIRICH
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.=~ ~= <br /> <br />Letter to Evan Freirich -3- April 23. 1996 <br />5. Can the contaminated water in the Hazel A be traced to mining <br />activity? If so, would not water treatment be a reasonable requirement <br />of land application? <br />Contamination of the ground water inflows to the Hazel-A adit is a result <br />of the movement of that ground water through mineralized fractures that <br />intersect the adit. Since the Hazel-A adit was driven decades ago, it is <br />not possible to determine if the driving of the adit exacerbated ground <br />water contamination, or if other historic mining activity in the area <br />causes increased contamination of the ground water that discharges to the <br />Hazel-A adit. One of the criteria applied when considering the <br />appropriateness of a land application proposal is the quality of the <br />process solutions. Land applied process solutions must be of a quality <br />that will not degrade waters of the State, and will not have other <br />significant adverse impacts. If the Hazel-A water was severely <br />contaminated, it would have to be treated prior to land application. The <br />analysis of the one sample of Hazel-A water that has been collected <br />indicates that Hazel-A water is not severely contaminated, and the <br />Division has required COM, Inc. to sample and analyze one sample of Hazel- <br />A water per week during the period of land application in order to <br />determine if any unacceptable contamination develops. <br />I hope that these responses provide the clarification that you requested. <br />As a further clarification, the Table of Metals from Hazel-A Data that <br />Exceed Standards was provided in my April 12, 1996 letter to Richard Fanyo <br />to emphasize the importance of operating the land application system such <br />that no runoff from the land application area is allowed to occur. As <br />long as all of the land applied water either evaporates, <br />evapotranspirates, or infiltrates, adverse impacts from land application <br />will be effectively minimized. <br />If you have any questions, please contact me. <br />Sincerel , ~~ <br />Allen C. Sorenson <br />Reclamation Specialist <br />enclosure(s) <br />cc: Carl Mount, DMG <br />Bob Mason, Gold Hill Town Meeting, Inc. <br />Ric Fanyo, Dufford and Brown, P.C. <br />C:\WP51\GOLDHILL.AP3 <br />
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