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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981019
IBM Index Class Name
Permit File
Doc Date
12/2/2005
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Exhibit 07 Item 02 CDPS Permit, SMP, SPCC Plan
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COLORADO DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH & ENVIRONMENT -Water Quality Cantro! Division <br />Rationale -Page 3 Permit No. COR-040000 <br />IV. STORMWATER DISCHARGES ASSOCIATED WITH MINING OPERATIONS <br />The stormwater regulations require that stormwater discharges associated with certain industrial activities be covered <br />under the permit program. Mining operations are specifically included in the listed industrial activities. This general <br />permit is intended to cover srormwater discharges from most active and inactive meta! mines. It is also intended to cover <br />stormwater discharges from mines (e.g., coal mines) which have Individual COPS permits for discharge of process <br />waters. <br />A. Tvoes of Sites Covered <br />This permit is intended to authorize most new and existing discharges composed entirely of stormwtuer from mining <br />operations that are within Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) Code 10 -Metal Mining and Milling, at sites <br />that discharge stormwarer only. This category includes arrive and inactive mining and milling operations, and <br />remediation projects at such sites. <br />This permit is intended to cover those portions of a metal mining or milling sirc that are not already subject to <br />effluent limitations under 40 CFR 440. Those previously uncorurolled areas which discharge stormwater that <br />comes in contact with overburden, raw material, intermcdiate products, byproducts, finished products or waste <br />products may be covered by this permit. Division policy number WQP-I7 describes the difference between <br />stormwater and process water at a mine site. <br />This permit may also be used to cover existing ducharges composed entirely of srormwarer from any other metal or <br />coal mining operations that are currently covered by an individual CDPS permits for discharge of process water. <br />At the rime of reissuance or amendmem of the individua! CDPS permit, terms and limitation from both permits may <br />be combined imo a new individual permit. Table I presems the categories of the mining irt~ustry and their CDPS <br />• Stormwater permit coverage. <br />The Division intends to continue its practice to cover only one area with eacie permit certification. As long as nc~ <br />operations or inactive mines are contiguous, one permit certification is sufficient. However, if a mine-waste <br />remediation plan calls for removal of material and disposal at a location away from the mine-waste sire, separate <br />permit coverage must be obtained for the disposal sirc. - <br />B. Mine-Waste Remediation Proiecrs <br />This permit is intended to authorize most stormwater discharges from mine-waste remediation projects. There are <br />numerous inactive mine sites located throughout the State that may undergo remediation operations to reduce <br />impacts to water quality, to relicvc the obligation jar permit coverage, or to return land to a different land use. <br />These types of sites and their stormwater discharges were not specifica!!y addressed in the preceding version of this <br />permit. Ibis permit has been revised to address the special considerations of thesc types of operations. This <br />permit now contains additional SWMP requirements for remediation projects. lhese are detailed at Pan I.C of the <br />permit, and summarized at VI.B.2 below. The Division foresees three genera[ cases where permittees will use these <br />provisions: <br />Inactive mine situ where the permittee begins a remediation project in order to terminate coverage under an <br />existing. Irt this case, the permittee will amend their SWMP to address the remediation concerns as outlined <br />in Pan I.C.S of the permit, and proceed with remediation. Certification under this permit would be <br />terminated when the termination criteria and other conditions listed at Part I.F of the permit are met. <br />2. Inactive mine sites where no previous stormwarcr permit coverage exists, and the owner or a third parry (with <br />permission of the owner) plans to remediate the site. In this case, the SWMP would be prepared, including <br />the items in Pan I. C.5 of the permit, and the owner or third party would submit the completed permit <br />. application. After the permit certification is issued, stormwarer discharges from the remediation project <br />would be authorized. Certification under this pcrmit would be terminated when the termination criteria and <br />ocher conditions fisted at Pan I.F of the permit are met. <br />
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