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Template:
DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1992081
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
10/4/2006
Doc Name
2005 AHR Review & Review Memo
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DRMS
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Hydro-Environmental Solutions Inc
Annual Report Year
2005
Permit Index Doc Type
Hydrology Report
Media Type
D
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A summary of monitoring and reporting is as follows: <br />Description of site and monitoring PAP, page <br />number AHR, page numbers <br /> <br />streams <br />HGSD1 (upstream Dry Creek) Page 1, Tab 13 Page 4, paragraph 3.2.2 and <br />A endix C <br />HGSD3 (downstream Dry Creek Page 1, Tab 13 Page 4, pazagraph 3.2.2 and <br />A endix C <br /> <br />round water <br />HGDAL3 downstream alluvial) Pa e 2, Tab 13 Page 5, paragraph 3.3 and <br />HGDAL4 (upstream alluvial) Pages 5 and 7, <br />Tab 13 Appendix D <br /> <br />CDPHE and dischaz es ,CDPHE Permit COG-850000, Facili COG-850008 <br />Outfal1001A (Truck Loo Pond Page 10, Tab 13 Page 3, paragraph 3.2.1, and <br />Outfa11002A (Rail Loop Pond) and Appendix 13- <br />1 Appendices A and B <br />See Table 13-1 of the PAP for sampling frequencies. <br />Review of Predicted Probable Hydrologic Consequences <br />Surface Water <br />Impacts to surface waters are predicted to be unmeasurable and insignificant (Page 1, Tab 15, <br />PAP) There was no discharge from the sedimentation ponds. These two ponds collect all surface <br />runoff from disturbed areas except those for which small area exemptions have been granted. <br />Thus there was no impact to surface waters quality from surface runoff. Pond 2 was dry during <br />most of the year (Division inspections). Pond 1 was frequently contained some water, but only <br />has the capacity to retain up to 1.7 acre feet (Exhibit 12-4, PAP). The watershed of both ponds is <br />approximately 0.0006% of the Dry Creek watershed (PAP, page 1, Tab 15). <br />Ground Water (Alluvial) <br />Impacts to alluvial ground water are predicted to be insignificant (Page 7, Tab 15). Monitoring <br />indicates ranges of water quality parameters consistent with historic values (Page 5, pazagraph <br />3.3). There is an appazent impact to alluvial groundwater, but not confirmed due to a lack of <br />information. This items is brought to the attention of the operator. <br />CWQCCR 31 <br />Basic standazds and methodologies for surface water aze defined in Colorado Water Quality <br />Control Commission (CWQCC) Regulation (CWQCCR) 31. Surface runoff from the site <br />Page 6 of 7 pages, 2005 AHR Review, April 14, 2006 <br />
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