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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1980007
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
9/6/1996
Doc Name
REVIEW OF 1995 ANNUAL HYDROLOGY REPORT WEST ELK MINE PN C-80-007
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DMG
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MOUNTAIN COAL CO
Permit Index Doc Type
HYDROLOGY REPORT
Media Type
D
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Ms. Christine Johnston <br />Mountain Coal Company <br />Page S <br />September 6, 1996 <br />not available for sampling, please make note of this in text on <br />page 16 and provide a revised report page. <br />Please provide an explanation why these required data according to the <br />approved monitoring plan were not collected. If these data are available <br />provide them in revised report pages. <br />16. The approved water quality program effective in April 1995 following the <br />approval of TR-71 requires that annual laboratory analyses for groundwater <br />sites be conducted during the third sampling period. The following required <br />analytical data are missing from the groundwater quality data presented in <br />Appendix G: <br />• Laboratory analyses were not conducted for the third sampling <br />period for well GP-1. Fe, Mn, and TDS were the only <br />laboratory data provided for GP-1, but these were provided for <br />the second sampling period. <br />• Laboratory analyses were not conducted for the third sampling <br />period for well GB-1. Fe, Mn, and TDS were the only <br />laboratory data provided for GB-1, but these were provided for <br />the second sampling period. <br />• No laboratory data were provided for well SW-3. It appears <br />that there was less than one foot of water in the well on <br />09/14/95. For consistency please note that no sample could be <br />obtained. <br />Please provide an explanation why these required data according to the <br />approved monitoring plan were not collected. If these data are available <br />provide them in revised report pages. <br />17. The minimum baseline value shown for static water level elevation for well <br />GP-1 is 6106.08 feet measured in September 1985 and the maximum value <br />shown for May 1986 is 6182.56 feet. Given that the total depth of the well is <br />only 58 feet how can the static water level increase to a height greater than <br />the depth of the well? If these data are presented incorrectly, please provide <br />a revised report page with the correct minimum and maximum baseline <br />values. <br />
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