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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2002004
IBM Index Class Name
HYDROLOGY
Doc Date
9/17/2008
Doc Name
2nd Quarter, 2008 Groundwater Monitoring Report
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GCC Rio Grande, Inc.
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DRMS
Permit Index Doc Type
Hydrology Report
Email Name
BMK
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All samples were submitted for analysis of selected dissolved metals, general chemistry <br />parameters, and radiochemistry parameters. The results of these analyses are discussed in <br />the following sections. <br />Dissolved Metals <br />The following dissolved metals were not detected in any samples collected: Aluminum, <br />beryllium, chromium, cobalt, nickel, silver, vanadium, zinc, antimony, cadmium, copper, <br />lead, thallium, and mercury. None of these metals were detected in any of the samples <br />collected during the first quarter 2008 sampling event. All dissolved metals detections <br />are shown in bold text in Table 1. <br />Dissolved metals results for the second quarter 2008 sampling at GCC are compared to <br />values presented in Tables 1, 2, and 3 of the Colorado Basic Standards for Groundwater. <br />(http://www.cdphe.state.co.us/regulations/wqccregs/index.html . <br />The applicable values for the basic standards for dissolved metals are included in Table 1 <br />for reference. If there is no health-based standard for a metal, the secondary or <br />agricultural standard is listed. Any exceedances to the basic standards are shown as <br />shaded cells in Table 1. The only dissolved metal detection to exceed a primary drinking <br />water standard is that for selenium in alluvial well sample MW004. This selenium <br />detection corroborates a similar result from the first quarter 2008 event. Elevated <br />selenium concentrations associated with certain shallow sedimentary rock units in the <br />Pueblo area have been well documented, and include the St. Charles River alluvium <br />(April 2007 GEI Consultants Inc Aquatic Biological Monitoring and Selenium <br />Investi, at?ion of the Arkansas River Fountain Creek, Wildhorse Creek, and the, St. <br />Charles River). <br />Secondary standards for manganese are exceeded in alluvial wells MWO02, MWO03, and <br />MW004. Secondary standards are typically associated with aesthetic impacts to water <br />quality, including taste, staining potential, and potential for fouling. <br />General Chemistry <br />Results of the general chemistry results are presented in Table 1. Anion and cation <br />balances are generally good, with the exception those for MWO02 and its duplicate <br />Dup-O1. Evergreen laboratory reviewed the ion balance data for these samples, and <br />determined that the alkalinity results appeared to be biased low, thus impacting the total <br />anions result. <br />General chemistry parameters do not have primary health based standards. Fluoride, <br />chloride, and sulfate have secondary or agricultural standards. The sulfate <br />2
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