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0 Sage Creek <br />- Site YSSF3. This site exists on Sage Creek upstream of all potential <br />Yoast mine discharges. This year, flow was observed in September for the <br />first time since 1999. It displays a decreasing TDS trend. <br />- NPDESI2. Mining in this basin began in 2000. Reconstruction of the <br />water augmentation Pond Y1 (Site YSSF2) was completed on September 13, <br />1999. It is now referred to as Pond 012 (NPDESI2) . This pond began to <br />flow again (after reconstruction) in April 2000. Flow at this pond is <br />continuous. The average flow value for this year was 0.355 cfs, which <br />was over four times the historic (2000-2008) average for Pond 012, 0.085 <br />cfs, and was over two times the Pond Y1's historic (1991-1999) flow <br />value, 0.129 cfs. A statistical summary of baseline chemistry data from <br />Site YSSF2 (Yl outflow) and YSS3 (Y1 inflow) is provided in Appendix D1. <br />NPDESI2 exhibits a stable TDS trend (SF=0.5). <br />An old slide north of Pond 012 moved again this year, most likely a <br />result of a very high snowpack runoff. An additional pond, 012A, was <br />constructed this year to compensate for the lost capacity in Pond 012. <br />- NPDESI3. Construction of this pond was completed in December 2003. It <br />first began discharging on March 14, 2005. This year, this pond started <br />flowing in January and stopped flowing in June. Average flow this year <br />was 0.015 cfs, which was 36% greater than the historic (2005-2008) <br />average value, 0.011 cfs. The TDS trend is increasing. <br />- NPDESI4. Construction of this pond was completed in September 2001. <br />It discharged for the first time on April 4, 2006. This year, this pond <br />started flowing in April and stopped flowing in June. The average flow <br />this year was 0.044 cfs, which was 100% greater than the historic (2006- <br />2008) average value, 0.022 cfs. TDS values are increasing, but the peak <br />value is only 720 mg/1. <br />Site YSS2. This site exists on Sage Creek below all potential Yoast <br />Mine discharges. Monitoring at this site was resumed in 1998 after the <br />9