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monitored at two locations. The 1991 hydrologic monitoring report. • <br />Hydro-Engineering (3/92), presents the discus_=ion of ithe <br />monitoring results through 1991. The table on the blue pull ;out <br />index provides basic well data for ail wells monitored ir.. 1992. <br />Spoil springs with flows greater than 5 gpm are required t be <br />monitored to further define the ground-water quality. The flows <br />from all spoil springs were all less than 5 gpm during 1992. <br />Table 1-1 (paee 1-3) presents the pit and well dewatering rata <br />and volume of water i,tsed for dust depression for Trapper Mine for <br />1992. This data shows that. on an average. approximately 32.4 and <br />5.4 gpm were pumped from the Trapper Mine pits and dewatering <br />wells, respectively. This data is useful in interpreting <br />water-level r_hanges and consumptive use. • <br />Surface-water flow and quality have been monitored at the <br />Flume, West Buzzard. Johnson. No Name. Coyote. Ute and Elk <br />drainages during 1992. The Johnson. No Name. East Buzzard. Coyote. <br />West Buzzard, Ute. West Pyeatt, Elk, East Pyeatt and Middle Pyatt <br />drainages are Trapper"s NPDES discharge sites 001. 002. 003, 005, <br />006. 008, 009, 010. 011 and 013, respectively. There werei no <br />discharges at NPDES sites 003, 005, 009. 011 or 013 during 1992, <br />therefore no data is presented. <br />NPDES sites 012 (Deer Gulch) and 014 (Far East Buzzard) nave <br />been installed in 1992 but no discharge occurred. Inactive sites <br />004 and 007 have been removed from the NPDES program ands no <br />monitoring is required. <br />• <br />__~ <br />