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SITE RECLAMATION ACTIVITY <br /> APRIL 1999 TO MARCH 2O00 <br /> Reclamation activity during the 1999 reporting year (April 1999 to <br /> March 2000) consisted of site cleaning, maintenance of vegetated <br /> areas, upgrading of the Mayflower Mill and Tailings Pond No. 1 <br /> runoff diversions and implementation of the Consent Decree projects <br /> negotiated with CDPHE to provide a mechanism for release from <br /> discharge permits which would then allow final site reclamation to <br /> proceed. <br /> In the following sections of this report, environmental activity <br /> during the 1999 reporting year and planned environmental activity <br /> for the 2000 reporting year is discussed on a site by site basis. <br /> A summary of acreage permitted, disturbed, and undergoing <br /> reclamation is presented in Table A (page 2) . <br /> AMERICAN TUNNEL PORTAL AREA - Plate No. 1 <br /> During the 1999 reporting year, no additional acreage was disturbed <br /> or reclaimed. <br /> Reclamation and environmental activity during 1999 consisted of; <br /> 1) general site cleaning. Solid waste was disposed of via the <br /> local landfill operator (ie wood, paper etc. ) and steel was <br /> stockpiled for eventual recycling through a metal scrap <br /> dealer. <br /> 2) maintenance of stormwater runoff controls. <br /> 3) treatment of water discharge from the portal along with <br /> diverted Cement Creek water according to the CDPS Permit for <br /> this site and the related Consent Decree agreement with CDPHE. <br /> Treatment of Cement Creek was not active between June 1, <br /> 1999 and November 21, 1999. Treatment included periodic <br /> cleaning of the settling ponds with a mudcat dredge and <br /> tanker trucks. The material removed was hauled to the <br /> Mayflower Mill-Tailings Pond No. 4 . <br /> There were no discharge permit parameter violations during the <br /> 1999 reporting year. <br /> 4) monitoring and maintenance of vegetated areas. <br /> Activities planned for 2000 are; <br />