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i • � III IIIIIIIIIIIII III <br /> POST OFFICE BOX 518 999 <br /> SOMERSET, CO 81434 <br /> (303) 929-5775 <br /> 1 <br /> February 19, 1990 r fi E C F 0 V E <br /> Mr. Matthew S. Hayes l <br /> Reclamation Specialist FES 22 1390 <br /> COL.ORADO MINED LADED RECLAMATION DIVISION MINED LANE) <br /> Centennial Building RECLAMATION DNIg! ) <br /> 1313 Sherman Street <br /> Denver, CO 80203 <br /> Re: 1989 Annual Hydrology Report <br /> Dear Matthew: <br /> The following is the Annual Hydrology Report for 1989 for the Bear Number <br /> Three Mine. <br /> In 1989, there were four complete alluvial well field tests taken at the <br /> Bear Number Three Minesite. These tests were taken on the following dates: <br /> March 21, 1989; July 7, 1989; August 16, 1989; and October 26, 1989. Copies <br /> of the results of these field tests are enclosed herewith. <br /> In addition to the field tests, bottle samples were taken from both wells <br /> on October 24, 1989. These samples were submitted to ACZ Laboratories, Inc., <br /> for analysis. Copies of the results of these analyses are enclosed with this <br /> report. <br /> In response to our submittal of the 1986 Annual Hydrology Report, we <br /> received a letter from you on March 21, 1989. This letter outlined the suspi- <br /> cion on the part of the Division that alluvial well AA1 had been contaminated <br /> by surface water and that as a result the conductivity levels of the well were <br /> not representative of the level contained within the alluvium. The letter <br /> also requested that Bear submit a schedule for the drilling of a new well to <br /> replace AA1. This request was complied with and on July 7, 1989, the new well <br /> was completed. <br /> In 1989, there were no discharges from either of the sediment ponds at <br /> the Bear Number Two Mine or the Bear Number Three Mine. <br /> For the year 1989 we estimate that the entire operation at the Bear <br /> Number Three Mine consumed a total of 672,000 gallons of water. There were no <br /> outflows from the mine during the year. <br />