2012-05-31_PERMIT FILE - M2009093

• Permit No: M2009093
• IBM Index Class Name: PERMIT FILE
• Doc Date: 5/31/2012
• Doc Name: CERTIFICATION
• From: DRMS
• To: THEISIN MINERAL
• Email Name: MAC
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Parameter
PQLs
Parameter
PQLs
Aluminum
50 µg/I
Mercury
0.1 µg/I
Ammonia
1 mg /I
Mercury (low - level)
0.003 µg/I
Arsenic
114/1
Nickel
50 µg /1
Barium
5 µg/I
N- Ammonia
50 µg /I
Beryllium
1 µg /I
N Nitrate /Nitrite
0.5 mg/I
BOD / CBOD
1 mg/I
N- Nitrate
5014/1
Boron
50 µg /1
N- Nitrite
1014/I
Cadmium
114/I
Total Nitrogen
0.5 mg /I
Calcium
2014/1
Phenols
10014/1
Chloride
2 mg /I
Phosphorus
1014/I
Chlorine
0.1 mg /I
Radium 226
1 pCi /I
Total Residual Chlorine
Radium 228
1 pCi /I
DPD colorimetric
0.10 mg /I
Selenium
1 µg /1
Amperometric titration
0.05 mg /I
Silver
0.514/I
Chromium
20 µg/1
Sodium
0.2 mg/I
Chromium, Hexavalent
20 µg /1
Sulfate
5 mg /I
Copper
5µg /I
Sulfide
0.2 mg /I
Cyanide (Direct / Distilled)
10 vg/1
Total Dissolved Solids
10 mg/I
Cyanide, WAD +A47
5 vg/1
Total Suspended Solids
10 mg /I
Fluoride
0.1 mg /I
Thallium
1 µg /1
Iron
1014/I
Uranium
1 vg/1
Lead
1 µg /I
Zinc
1014/I
Magnesium
20 µg /I
Nonylphenol D7065
10 µg /I
Manganese
2 µg /1
Nonylphenol D7485
0.33 µg /I
Theisen Mineral —Red Mountain Open Spaces
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permittee's analytical result is less than the PQL, "< X" (where X = the actual PQL achieved by the laboratory) shall be reported on
the DMR. For parameters that have a report only limitation, and the permittee's analytical result is less than the PQL, "< X"
(where X = the actual PQL achieved by the laboratory) shall be reported on the DMR.
In the calculation of average concentrations (i.e. 7- day average, 30 -day average, 2 -year rolling average), any individual analytical
result that is less than the PQL shall be considered to be zero for the calculation purposes. When reporting:
If all individual analytical results are less than the PQL, the permittee shall report either "BDL" or " <X" (where X = the
actual PQL achieved by the laboratory), following the guidance above.
If one or more individual results is greater than the PQL, an average shall be calculated and reported. Note that it does
not matter if the final calculated average is greater or less than the PQL, it must be reported as a value.
Note that when calculating T.I.N. for a single sampling event, any value less than the PQL (for total ammonia, total
nitrite, or total nitrate) shall be treated as zero. The T.I.N. concentration for a single sampling event shall then be
determined as the sum of the analytical results (zeros if applicable) of same day sampling for total ammonia and total
nitrite and total nitrate. From these calculated T.I.N. concentrations, the daily maximum and thirty day average
concentrations shall be calculated and must be reported as a value.
The present lowest PQLs for specific parameters, as determined by the State Laboratory (November 2008) are provided below. If
the analytical method cannot achieve a PQL that is less than or equal to the permit limit, then the method, or a more precise
method, must achieve a PQL that is less than or equal to the PQL in the Table H -1 below. A listing of the PQLs for organic
parameters that must meet the above requirement can be found in the Division's Practical Quantitation Limitation Guidance
Document, July 2008.
These limits apply to the total recoverable or the potentially dissolved fraction of metals.
• Certification Records Information: The table below provides the information contained in Division records for this certification.
Any changes to the contacts listed below must be provided to the Division on a "Notice of Change of Contacts" form, and must be
signed by the legal contact. This form is available on the Division's website at www.coloradowaterpermits.com.