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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
C1981018
IBM Index Class Name
Report
Doc Date
6/11/1999
Doc Name
1997/1998 ANNUAL HYDROLOGY REPORT & CORRESPONDENCE
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MULTIPLE PARTIES
Annual Report Year
1997
Permit Index Doc Type
HYDROLOGY REPORT
Media Type
D
Archive
No
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PART I <br />Page v <br />Permit No. CO-0000396 <br />A. TERI`SS AND CONDITIONS <br />1. Effluent Limitations [continued) <br />(d) Outfa11004 <br />Effluent Parameter Discharge Limitations <br />30-Dav Av¢ 7-Dar AvQ Daily Max <br />Flow, MGD Report N/A Report <br />BOD„ mg/l 30 45 N1A <br />Total Suspended Solids, mg/l 35 N/A 70 <br />Fecal Coliform, No./100 ml 2000 4000 N/A <br />Total Residual Chlorine, mg/! N/A N/A 0.5 <br />Total Imo, mg/f 3.5 N/A 7.0 <br />pH, s. u. (minimum-maximum) N/A N/A 6.SA.0 <br />Oil and Crrrase, mg/[ N/A N/A 10 <br />WET, Aatte N/A N/A LCSO > l00% <br />2. Burden of Proof Requirements <br />The permittee has the burden of proof when seeking relief from total suspended solids (T'SS), total iron and/or settleable <br />solids (SS) limitations. Outfafls 001, 002, 003, 005, 006, 007, 008, 009, 025 and 028 are eligible for relief. The remaining <br />permitted ou[Calls are not eligible. <br />Relief may be granted for each discharge occurrence only when necessary and shall not be granted when the permittee haz <br />control over the discharge. The permittee should endeavor to meet the primary limitations whenever possible. The <br />permittee will nerd to show that ezceedence of the applicable limitations was caused by precipitation and no other source and <br />that the discharge was beyond their control. <br />a) For rainfall. to waive TSS and total iron limitations, it is necessary to prove that discharge occurred within 48 hours <br />~' after measurable procipitatioo has stopped. In addition, to waive serileable solids limitations, it is necessary to prove that <br />discharge occurred within 48 hours after precipitation greater Chao the 10-year, 24-hour event has stopped. <br />b) For snowmelt. to waive TSS and total iron limitations, it is necessary to prove [bat discharge occurred within 48 hours <br />after pond inflow has stopped. In addition, to waive settleable solids (imitations, it is necessary to prove that discharge <br />occumd within 48 hours after pond inflow volume greater than the 10-year, 24-hour event has stopped. <br />Should a precipitation event or snowmelt occur, the permittee shall submit adequate proof.in order (or an exemption to be. <br />claimed. Said proof shall be submitted az an attachment to the Disrharge Monitoring Report (DMR) for the appropriate <br />period. TLe Division shall determine the adequacy of proof. As part of this determination, the Division shall eva]uate <br />whether the permittee could have controlled the discharge in such a manner that primary limitations could have been met. <br />All mantel dewateriog of the ponds shall meU TSS and total iron limitations. <br />3. Post-Mining Armes <br />Cornateacing at the time active mining has ceased and surface areas have been returned to the required contour all applicable <br />discharges [nay be eligible Cor limitations other than those specified in Parts I.A.2. and I.A.3. These post-mining limitations <br />shall remain in effect until bond release. The permitlee shall notify the Division upon cessation of active mining so that <br />consideration of appropriate permit modifications can be made. <br />Ste Part I.C. for Definitions. <br />
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