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2009-09-25_PERMIT FILE - M2009076 (41)
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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M2009076
IBM Index Class Name
PERMIT FILE
Doc Date
9/25/2009
Doc Name
Big Five Tunnel Discharge
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the OU 3 ROD is withdrawn. Implementation of the Big Five Project will expedite OU 3 remedial <br />action objectives with respect to water quality goals. <br />SUPPORT AGENCY COMMENTS <br />CDPHE is the lead agency for the SITE. EPA has reviewed the revised remedy and supports the <br />implementation of the remedy as presented in this ESD. <br />STATUTORY DETERMINATIONS <br />The changes to the remedy selected in the 1991 OU 3 ROD, as presented in this ESD, were made in <br />accordance with all applicable regulatory and statutory requirements as required by Section 121 of <br />CERCLA. A comprehensive evaluation of ARARs was conducted as part of the OU 3 remedy <br />selection, which as noted above, included remedies such as those now being selected for the Big Five <br />Tunnel discharge. ARARs were recently reviewed in the September 2004 Five Year Review Report. <br />Treatment of the Big Five discharge will meet all ARARs, Closure of the pond will be performed <br />through a work plan approved by the agencies. That approval will include a condition that the plan <br />meet all applicable and relevant and appropriate state and federal standards. <br />• Considering the new information that has developed and the changes that have been made to the <br />selected remedy, CDPHE and EPA believe that the revised remedy is protective of human health and <br />the environment, complies with federal and state requirements, and is cost effective. In addition, the <br />revised remedy utilizes permanent solutions to the maximum extent practicable for the SITE. <br />PUBLIC PARTICIPATION ACTIVITIES <br />For the last two years, CDPHE and EPA have discussed addressing the Big Five Tunnel discharge <br />and the sediment with key stakeholders involved in the Clear Creek community, including the City <br />of Idaho Springs, Clear Creek County, the Clear Creek Watershed Advisory Group, the Upper Clear <br />Creek Watershed Association, the Colorado Department of Transportation, and various landowners. <br />Minutes for the January 8 and February 12, 2004 Upper Clear Creek Watershed Association <br />meetings include a notion passed and other general support for the project to pipe the Big Five <br />Tunnel discharge to the ARGO Water Treatment Facility for treatment. The Responsiveness <br />Summary for the OU 3 ROD includes numerous comments requesting treatment of more acid mine <br />discharges. The Responsiveness Summary for the OU 3 ROD states that "[S]everal downstream <br />water users voiced support for treatment of the Big Five tunnel by constructing a pipeline which <br />would carry the tunnel discharge to the treatment unit which will be constructed for the Argo <br />tunnel." CDPHE and EPA will continue to meet with stakeholders as the remedy moves forward. <br />E <br />
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