GENERAL47948

• Permit No: C1981013
• IBM Index Class Name: General Documents
• Doc Date: 12/15/1982
• Doc Name: Proposed Decision and Findings of Compliance
• Permit Index Doc Type: Findings
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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This data may be used at the end of the permit term to determine revegetation
success criteria in accordance with Rule 4.15.9.
With the acceptance of the above stipulation by the permittee, the Division
finds the proposed operation in compliance with the requirements of this
section.
III. Cultural and Historic Resources - Rules 2.04.4 and 2.05.6(4)
The cultural and historic resources inventory that was conducted on the mine
site is discussed in the application on pages 2.04-3 through 2.04-4 and
Exhibit 5 of Volume I. This information has been reviewed by the Division for
compliance.
Based on cultural resource inventories supplied by the applicant and review by
the State Historic Preservation Officer, it has been deternined that no
cultural and historic resources listed on the National Register of Historic
Places have been identified within the permit area. One site, a ]ithic
scatter, which is not listed or eligible for listing was identified within the
permit area. This site will not be disturbed during the permit term by any
planned activities.
Pursuant to Rule 2.07.6(2)(e), the Division finds that the mining operation
will not adversely affect any publicly owned park or place listed on the
National Register of Historic Places.
This operation is in compliance with the requirements of this section.
IV. Geology - Rules 2.04.5 and 2.04.6
Information on the geology of the Maxwell Mine can be found on pages 2.04.5
and 2.04.6 and Exhibit 6 of Volume I, Exhibit 7 of Volume V, and in CF&I's
August 20, 1982 responses to the Draft Findings. The applicant has submitted
a geologic map (Map 6) and geologic cross-sections (Map 7) found in the permit
application. A detailed discussion of geology is found in Section VII of this
document.
The proposed operation is in compliance with the requirements of this section.
V. Hvdroloaic Balance: Surface Water - Rules 2.04.5. 2.04.7.
Information on the quantity and quality of surface water in the mine area can
be found in the application on page 2.04-8 and Exhibit 6 of Volume I and
Exhibit 8 and 9 of Volume II and maps 8 and 9 of Volume III and in CF&I's
response of August 20, 1983 to the Draft Findings.
The major drainages which could be impacted by this mining operation are the
Purgatoire River, the Ciruela Canyon drainage, the Santistevan Canyon
drainage, the Apache Canyon drainage, and the Wet Canyon drainage.