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(10) All mined material will be handled in such a manner so as to prevent any unauthorized <br />pollutants to the surface drainage system. The sand and gravel stockpiles will be located and <br />arranged to avoid any uncontrolled runoff of stormwater from this site. Earthen Berms will be used <br />to keep storm water from going off site. Along with this prevent measure a Storm Water <br />Management Plan will be implemented. <br />(11) No groundwater pollutants will be released at this site. This mine is a high and dry area, and <br />the deposit is sand and gravel with no known pollutants. No ground water will be exposed during <br />mining. <br />3.1.6 Water - General Requirements <br />(1) The hydrology and water quality of this site will not be adversely affected by this operation. <br />No groundwater will be encountered during mining, and the surface changes shall be controlled and <br />monitored to minimize the affects on the historical stormwater runoff patterns. A Colorado Health <br />Dept. and Environmental Storm Water Permit will be obtained for this site. <br />(a) The operator/applicant will comply with Colorado water quality laws and regulations <br />governing injury to existing water rights. <br />(b) The operator/applicant will comply with applicable Federal and Colorado water quality <br />laws and regulations, including all the standards adopted by the State Water Quality Control <br />Commission. <br />(c) No dredge of streambeds will be done, and the fill areas will not injure the water quality <br />nor restrict historical flow. <br />(d) Some earthen structures will remain that were used to control stormwater after mining. <br />Reclamation requires no structures eg. dams or ponds. <br />(2) No dams will be constructed on this mine site. <br />(3) All surface areas of the affected land, including spoil piles, will be stabilized and protected so as <br />to effectively control erosion. <br />3.1.7 Groundwater - Specific Requirements <br />(1) This area is high and dry. No groundwater will be exposed during mining. There are no <br />permits contemplated or needed. <br />(a) The statewide groundwater standards will be followed as established by the Water <br />Quality Control Commission (hereafter, the WQCC).