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SPECIAL NOTE: CDMG is aware that CEC, in pursuing its role as a good <br />corporate citizen, has offered to accept certain mining wastes from early <br />] 900's mineral mining operations in the area of the Clear Creek watershed for <br />disposal at the Keenesburg site. Tliis offer is conditioned on the receipt of <br />approvals from Colorado Department of Public Health and Enviromnent and <br />from Weld Cowity, in the form of a revised Certificate of Designation and <br />Use by Special Review (issued by the County). The mineral mining wastes <br />will be an insignificant volume, compared to the total volume of ash disposed <br />of at the Keenesburg site, and will be handled in a -naruier which will isolate <br />them within layers of ash in the existing disposal pits ("A" and "B") to <br />protect against the possibility of contamination. As of January, 1998, the <br />Weld County Board of Cotmnissioners has given its approval to amending the <br />existing documents to allow for this waste's disposal at tl~e Keenesburg site. <br />A Minor Revision application submittal to CDMG, to incorporate the mining <br />waste disposal in the context of the Permit, will be forthcoming. The first <br />transportation of mining wastes is not anticipated until late Spring, 1998. NO <br />MINING WASTES FROM MINERAL MINING OPERATIONS WERE <br />TRANSPORTED TO OR DEPOSITED AT THE KEENESBURG SITE IN <br />• 1997. <br />~~ <br />AIiR-1997 -85- Stipulation #24-25 <br />