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8/24/2016 10:01:13 PM
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11/24/2007 5:15:09 PM
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1994082A
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
6/29/2007
Section_Exhibit Name
Tab 15 Hydrologic Monitoring Program
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r~ <br />L_..~ <br /> <br />~~ <br />Spoil springs will eventually develop as mine pits in the lower lying areas are backfilled and subsequently <br />resatdrate. They will be monitored semiannually and for the same parameters as the existing springs as <br />stated in Table 15-9. <br />NPDES Sites. SCC maintains a Colorado Discharge Permit (Permit IJo. CO-0000221) that authorizes <br />discharges into State waters. During the first fve-year permit period, the Yoast Mine discharged into <br />Annand Draw from the NPDESI0 pond and into Grassy Creek from the N DES11 pond.. NPDES Ponds <br />12, 13 and 14 are in the Sage Creek basin and were constructed in 1999, 2003 and 2001, respectively. <br />tvlonitorir~g of NPDES discharge points will be ccnducted in accordance with the NPDES permit which may <br />be found in Appendix 15-1. , <br />Hydrologic Monitor Program Revisions <br />Technical Revision 16 (2001) <br />In this revision, the following changes were made. Table 15-5, Ground Water Monitoring <br />Frequencies, was revised to indicate those wells which exist in mining, areas that would be mined <br />out at some point in time. Well YSAL10 was abandoned, since it vyas often flowing and was <br />suspected of contaminating adjacent alluvial wells with highly saline ~Nater. Monitoring at Wells <br />YW14 and YOV15 was discontinued since they existed in an isolated block of coal that will not be <br />mined. Finally, Table 15-9, Surtace Water Monitoring Frequencies, was revised. Monitoring at Site <br />YSSF2 has been discontinued. This site was the baseline site for the 012 Pond. It became <br />unnecessary upon completion of that pond. <br />Technical Revision 22 (2002) <br />Monitor wells YWC31 and YWCU31 had to be abandoned in 2001 since tYiey were about to be buried <br />in spoils. Wells YWC33 and YWCU33 were completed in 2002 to repl+3ce these two wells. This <br />revision adds these two new wells to the monitoring program. <br />Technical Revision 28 (20051 <br />In this revision, Spoil Spring #1 (YSSPGI), located above Pond 010, was added to the monitoring <br />program. Monitoring at Site YSSF3 (Sage Creek above mining) was changed from monthly (March- <br />October) to triannually (Spring, Summer and Fall). It is SCC's belief ttlat triannual monitoring is <br />sufficient to determine the hydrological characteristics of upstream site:;. Likewise, monitoring at <br />Site YSGF5 (Upper Grassy Creek) was changed from monthly to triannually. <br />TR-28 <br />L5 <br />Revised 03/05 <br />
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