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• evidence of mine impacts was noted. During 1994 reheat mining was done under Ponds 10-1, 10-2, 10-3, 10-4 and 10- <br />11. Advance mining occurred under ponds 88 and 14-2 in 1997. The East Roatcap Creek Ponds were physically intact <br />throughout 2004 and showed no subsidence effects. <br />West Roatcap Creek -Two ponds in the West Roatcap Creek drainage (refer to Table 1 and Map No. 4-1) were <br />monitored during 2004. The ponds were monitored quarterly for water levels and field pazameters if they were <br />discharging. No evidence of mine impacts were noted. The West Roatcap Creek ponds were physically intact <br />throughout 2004 and showed no subsidence effects. <br />Steven § Gulch -Five ponds were monitored within the Steven's Gulch drainage (refer to Table 5 and Map No. 4-1). <br />Ponds 85 and 13-7 were monitored quarterly for water levels and field parameters. Pond 85 was undernriued by Panel B <br />in 1992. Pond 13-7 was also undermined during 1992. No subsidence impacts or other irregularities were evident at <br />either of these locations during 2004. <br />Conclusion <br />Hydrologic monitoring was extended into the northern portion of the East Roatcap Creek drainage during 1993 to fit <br />newly acquired lease azeas and revised mine plans. Mining operations were suspended during December 1997 and have <br />not resumed. Hydrologic monitoring conducted during 2004 did not show mine related impacts to the local hydrology <br />were occurring. All of the monitored locations exhibited chazacteristics and patterns similaz to previously observed data. <br />Water quality remains good overall and no physical impacts have been noted at any of Ute monitored locations that <br />would suggest adverse effects associated with the historical mining operations of the Bowie No. 1 Mine. <br />