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July 18, 2005 <br />Page 3 of 5 Pages <br />Overflow Pond <br />Sediment Sump <br />Pond 6/18/04 8/25/04 11/04/04 <br />Tank A 8/26/04 <br />Tank B 8/26/04 <br />Tank C 8/26/04 <br />Tank D 8/26/04 <br />Tank E 8/26/04 <br />Tank F 8/26/04 <br />Tank G 8/26/04 <br />Tank H 8/26/04 <br />Tank I 8/26/04 <br />Tank J 8/26/04 <br />Tank K 8/26/04 <br />Tank L 8/26/04 <br />Tank M 8/26/04 <br />First quarter inspections were included, but in the wrong sections of the report, for the Wash Bay, <br />Taylor Pump Holding, Aeration Pond, West (North) Overflow Pond, East (Southl Overflow <br />Pond, or Sediment Sump Pond. The operator was asked to reformat the report. <br />Duplicate copies of the sedimentation and other purpose impoundment inspections were <br />provided under the section for Stock Tanks in the report. Stock Tank annual inspection reports <br />submitted with the report were not certified. The operator was asked to supply certified reports. <br />Rule 4.05.13(4)(c): A hydrologic report shall be submitted to the Division annually with the date <br />ofsubmittal determined in consultation with the permittee, The annual hydrologic report shall <br />contain at a minimum: <br />The report is in compliance with this rule. The report is to be submitted to the Division by April <br />1 following closure of the report year (Permit, page 4.05-11). The report was received in the <br />Division on Mazch 16, 2005. <br />Water monitoring requirements are identified on pages 4.05-11 through 4.05-14 of the permit. <br />There are two surface water-monitoring stations on Good Spring Creek (New Upper Good <br />Spring Creek station located upstream from mining activities, and Lower Good fipring Creek <br />station located below mining activities). There is one surface water-monitoring station on Taylor <br />Creek (Lower Taylor Creek below mining activities). There are two groundwater-monitoring <br />wells on Good Spring Creek (North Good Spring Well located downstream of raining activities <br />and the A6 well located upstream of mining activities). There is one alluvial monitoring well <br />(Gossard Well) located down gradient from the Gossard Coal Loadout facility. Data concerning <br />these wells is presented in Section 2 of the report. The outfalls identified in the table above are <br />