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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977493
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
6/7/1990
Doc Name
Sewage Sludge Proposal
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Climax Molyb
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CDH-WQCD
Type & Sequence
TR2
Email Name
ACS
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D
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No
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r CL�1AX MOLYBOEA JM COMPANY <br /> A unit of AMAX Inc. <br /> June 7, 1990 <br /> Mr. Robert Shukle I 5 <br /> Colorado Department of Health �j�( <J� pre'r <br /> .-('/Water Quality Control Division KIZ✓ -7��7` r/ <br /> 4210 East Eleventh Avenue lam! <br /> Denver, CO 80220 <br /> RE: NPDES Permit No. CO-0000248 <br /> Dear Mr. Shukle: <br /> At the request of Summit County, the Climax mine is evaluating a proposal <br /> to utilize Snake River WWTP sludge as a soil amendment/modifier to <br /> enhance the native soil which is being used in our Mayflower and other <br /> tailing disposal facility reclamation efforts. <br /> Approval and input from of other state agencies including the Mined Land <br /> Reclamation Division and the Colorado Department of Health has been <br /> requested, however, input from the the Water Quality Control Division has <br /> not been specifically solicited. <br /> It appears, from the sludge analyses and other data that have been <br /> presented, that application of the sludge should not adversely affect the <br /> quality of the water in Tenmile Creek. The sludge composition in <br /> conjunction with the proposed application rate should have minimal <br /> impact, and should not require the inclusion of additional conditions, <br /> parameters, monitoring requirements, or other modifications to the <br /> current NPDES permit . <br /> Copies of the permit application prepared by Black & Veatch Engineering, <br /> and of the minutes of the latest meeting of the principal parties <br /> involved is enclosed for your reference. Please advise us of any <br /> concerns or comments that you, or the Water Quality Control Division may <br /> have relative to any impact this project may have on the water quality of <br /> Tenmile Creek. <br /> erely, <br /> rank. R. Zancanella <br /> Wa�t urces Manager <br /> cc: R.A. Kilborn - Climax <br /> J.Doerfer - MLRD <br /> B.Wenger _ Summit Co <br /> S.Mueller / G.VanRiper - Golden <br /> Climax, Colorado 80429 Phone: (719) 486-2150 Telecopier Ext. 540. <br />
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