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<br />Po~T oFr~~= aox s,s <br />SOh4ERScT. CO B,a3a <br />February 20, 1989 <br />Mr. Matthew S. Hayes __ . <br />Reclamation Specialist '" <br />COIARADO hLiNED LAND REYZAh1ATION DI VISIOP7 <br />215 Centennial Building <br />1313 Sherman Street <br />Denver, CO 80203 <br />Re: 1988 Annual Hydrology Report <br />Dear Matthew: <br />The following is the Annual Hydrology Report for 1988 for the Bear <br />Number Three bline. <br />In 1988, there were four complete alluvial well field tests taken at the <br />Bear Number Tnree hlinesite. These tests were taken on the following dates: <br />March 31, 1988; May 10, 1988; September 14, 1988; and December 13, 1988. The <br />• May 10, 1988 field test was taken in the presence of Cathy Begej and Tun King <br />with CMLRD. Copies of the results of these tests are enclosed for your <br />information. <br />In addition to the field tests, bottle samples were taken from both <br />wells on December 13, 1988. These samples were subrnitted to ACZ, Inc., <br />Ccnmercial lab Division for analysis. Copies of the results of these analy- <br />ses are enclosed with this report. <br />On July 13, 1987, we received a letter from Ct,'L,RG dated July 8, 1987. <br />In this letter, Bear was instructed to "investigate the integrity and <br />viability of well AA-1". In order to comply with this request we took twu <br />bottle samples from each well and submtit±ed them to ACZ, Inc., for analysis; <br />and requested their recommendations concerning well AA-1. On March 8, 1988, <br />ACZ recamiended that we obtain a different well bailing mechanism and m;dify <br />our sampling procedures so that the results of our sampling would more ac- <br />curately reflect the quality of the water in the alluvium. <br />This was done, and the N,ay 10, 1988 sampling was the first in which we <br />utilized our ne.~ equipment and procedures. As can be seen fran the results <br />of this sa;;ple and ones taken subsequent to it, our efforts have been <br />successful in that the conductivity levels in the samples taken from AA-1 <br />have stabilized. Based upon this information, we do not believe that it will <br />be necessary to replace this well. <br /> <br />