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iii iiiiiiiiniiiiii^ • • <br />999 <br />energy fuels mining company <br />,' p. o. box 459 phone (71 91 784-6395 <br />florence, Colorado 81 226 fax (7191 784-4352 <br />- e ~ o ~ s ~b ~„ l~, -~ J~YYI C~ <br />CTo: File ~ ~ ~~ <br />'RF~1993 Annual Hydrology Report (Period 1/1/95 - 12/31/95) <br />Date: June 6, 1996 <br />Summary report of annual hydrologic monitoring in accordance with Rule 4.05.13(4): water <br />quality and quantity data obtained from each monitoring site, interpretation of the data, and <br />identification of mining related impacts to the hydrologic balance. <br />4 OS 13(41(cl(il Water quality data obtained from each monitoring site: <br />Reference attached water quality summary tables: Table 5, Permanent Diversion; Table 6, <br />Refuse Well; and Table 7, Iuppa Well. <br />4.05.13(4)(c)(ii) Water quantity data obtained from each monitoring site: <br />Reference attached water well level and flow tables and figures: Table 2, Permanent <br />Diversion Flows; Table 3, Groundwater Well Levels; Figure 1, Iuppa Well Water Levels; <br />Figure 2, Refuse Well Water Levels; and Figure 3, Precipitation Summary. <br />4.05.13(4)(c)(iii) Interpretation of the data and identification of mining related impacts to the <br />hvdtologic balance: <br />Groundwater quality: <br />Quality data from both wells are within range of previous monitoring periods. There are no <br />indications of impacts to water quality as a result of mining. <br />Groundwater levels: <br />Water levels in Iuppa Well is consistent with previous monitoring periods. Water levels in <br />Refuse Well stopped declining from the 1994 period. The decline, possibly a result of <br />reclamation activities, has reached equilibrium. There are no negative impacts to water well <br />levels as a result of mining. <br />Surface water quality: <br />Quality data from the single flow event monitored in the Permanent Starkville diversion <br />indicate that the water quality is improved as compared to previous monitoring results. These <br />data indicate that there are no negative impacts to the surface water quality as a result of <br />mining. <br />