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showed no apparent impacts in the field data collected during 2005. Well SM-9 was undermined by Panei C during 1993 but showed no apparent impacts in the field data collected during 2005. No anomalous water quality observations were apparent during 2005 at the Steven's Gulch shallow groundwater monitoringwells. Surface Water Monitoring Stations -SPRINGS East Roatcap Creek -Two springs were monitored in the East Roatcap Creek drainage (refer io Table 1 and Map No. 4-1) during 2005. Spring 30 had flows Burin ethe re orting periodf f Spr ng 10-10 was encompassed undermined in April, 1983. Spring 10-10 was dry 9 p arent at either of by the angle-of-draw of Panel Y during October, 1993. Subsidence impacts were not app these locations during 2005. West Roatcap Creek -Four springs were monitored in the West Roatcap Creek drainage (refer to Table 1 and Map No. 4-1) during 2005. Spring 3 a amete~s Iweee onsistent wlith Gang sl previously establ shed for th s considered average. Water quality p site. No mining occurred within the watershed for this spring in 2005 and no mining impacts were eviden . Spring 32 was monitored monthly. Spring 32 exhibited flow throughout the year however the landowner had the flow meter bypassed during most of the year. The flow meter was bypassed by the landow f nr d 0113 was 12 monitoring events. Water quality parameters wereconsistentwithlastyear'ssampling. Sp' g watershed 9Spring 14F4 was monitored quarterlyr Flows were considered nordmal. No m Wing occunred d ring 2005 in the Springl4-4 watershed. Steven 5 Gulch -One spring was monitored within the Steven's Gulch drainage (refer to Table 1 and Map No. 4-1) in 2005. Spring 251ies below an area of the East mine inactive since 1982. This site had no measurable flows in April, June, September or November. Spring 25 has been identified as an adjudicated water right within the permit area. Two springs with ponds in the Stevens Gulch drainage, Spring and Pond 13-5, Spring and Pond 13-6 were • monitored quarterly in 2005. Spring and Pond 13-5 was undermined during the last half of 1992. Spring and June and was dry during September and No~embes. Spring 13 6 hadsmeasueab esflow d P ngrJ 9 e andthe pond was full. Terror Creek- Seven springs or springs with ponds are found within the Terror Creek drainage (refer to Table 1 and Map No. 4-1) and were monitored during 2005. Spring and Pond 17 is outside the anticipated extent of mining activity. Spring and Pond 20 and Spring and Pond 7-1 were undermined during the East Pod development, panels EP-3 and EP-4. All four springs have extensive data collected to characterize the typical hydrology at these sites. However, these locations were identified and targeted by the Division as adjudicated water rights within the permit area. No adverse mine related impacts or other irregularities were noted at any of these Terror Creek Springs. Surface Water Monitoring Stations: STREAMS AND DITCHES Overall, adverse impacts attributable to Stations SW 5t(StevenstGulch)tand SW 6 (East Roatcap Cateek}, (refer to Table 1 and Map No. 4-1). exhibited flows and water quality parameters consistent with previous years data. Station SW-10 (Terror Ditch), eahen~e~inpng occurred nthe Stevlens Gulch d~ainagenupstream of s'de SW5 during 1993 a Pane9C. was app Panel C mining was designed and conducted to prevent the development of subsidence to protect t e waterway and certain structures in the vicinity. Data collected during 2005 shows these protective measures were successful. Surface Water Monitoring Stations: SMALL AREA EXEMPTIONS 1) s not onveyed to al sediment pondaThrele sample point were definedgatfthis looatiorn and samp ed for