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monitored at Wells GW-N3, GW-N4, GW-N9, and GW-N10 (see Table 7-44, Tab <br /> 7, Nucla Permit Revision) . This monitoring at GW-N1 will be conducted <br /> at least once each year, and results will be included in the Nucla <br /> Annual Hydrology Reports. <br /> 2.04.7(3) Water Rights <br /> Comment 1. <br /> RESPONSE: <br /> The water well located on Exhibit 7-1a (SWA of Section 31, T47N, R15W) was <br /> initially intended to serve as a domestic water source for a local <br /> resident. After the well was completed, water obtained from this well <br /> proved to be unsuitable for domestic use by the local resident. Shortly <br /> thereafter, the resident approached Peabody personnel with the proposal <br /> that the well be used for monitoring purposes , as the well was completed <br /> in the underburden unit. Peabody agreed to this proposal in 1979, and the <br /> well was then renamed GW-N6 and included as part of the overall ground <br /> water monitoring program. To the best of Peabody's knowledge, this well <br /> was never registered with the State engineer's office. <br /> Exhibit 7-1a has been revised by omitting this water well location. <br /> Since the well is now part of the existing monitoring program (GW-N6) <br /> and is not being used as a domestic water source, the location of this <br /> well on the Water Facilities Map (Exhibit la) is no longer appropriate. <br /> 2.04.6 Probable Hydrologic Consequences, Ground Water <br /> Comment 1. <br /> RESPONSE: <br /> The second paragraph on page 7-170 has been rewritten to address the <br /> uncertainties mentioned by the Division. Hopefully, the revised text <br /> will clarify to the Division the original intent of this paragraph. <br /> Surface Water Adequacy Review (John Doerfer memo, January 28, 1987) <br /> Comment 1. <br /> RESPONSE: <br /> No response necessary. <br /> 7 <br />