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approximate pre-mining <br />rate <br />20. Prevention of CDRMS regulation YES Compliance with the Basic <br />adverse impacts to 4.05.11(1) Standards for ground water, as in <br />ground water systems item 10, indicates the permittee is <br />outside permit area preventing adverse impacts to <br /> ground water quality outside the <br /> permit area. Monitoring data <br /> indicate the permittee is <br /> preventing impacts to water <br /> quantity outside the permit area. <br /> Hydrology reports indicate that a <br /> water level at all wells fell within <br /> their historic ranges, with the <br /> exception of well SFAL72. SFAL72 <br /> is new to the monitoring program <br /> so long term data is not available. <br /> All alluvial wells showed seasonal <br /> water level fluctuations in <br /> response to periods of <br /> precipitation or lack thereof. <br /> Overburden and coal well water <br /> levels are fluctuating in response <br /> to the precipitation recharge and <br /> ground water flow from the <br /> reclaimed mine pits. <br />21. Prevention of CDRMS regulation YES <br />impacts to ground 4.05.11(2) <br />water that adversely <br />impact post-mining land <br />use <br />22. Minimize CDRMS regulation YES The disturbance to the hydrologic <br />disturbance to 4.05.1(1) balance within and adjacent to the <br />hydrologic balance permit area caused by mining and <br />within and adjacent to reclamation at the Seneca II Mine <br />the permit area is the minimum that can be <br /> expected from a reclaimed surface <br /> mine at this location. Use of best <br /> management practices indicates <br /> minimization of disturbance to the <br /> hydrologic balance. <br />23. Prevention of CDRMS regulation YES Surface water - Predictions were <br />material damage to the 4.05.1(1) made for the TDS increases to be <br />hydrologic balance observed on Fish Creek during the <br />outside the permit area months of June and July due to <br /> discharges from the Seneca II