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Attachment TP4SD,N1 <br /> Page No.TP4SDM - 2 <br /> Permit No. CO-0044768 <br /> Identification of the Waters of the United States Potentially Affected <br /> Segment 3A of the Animas Rig cr would be the Waters of the United States that this project would <br /> have the potential to benefit. <br /> 2. Site Mat) <br /> Attached <br /> 3. StomiNvater Management Con(rols <br /> During construction. SGC \\-ill use temporary hay bale sediment traps as necessary to minimize <br /> sediment transport from the site into the existing drainage. For long-term control of sediment <br /> transport. SGC xvill plant and establish vegetation on the disturbed area <br /> 4. Inspection and Record Keeping Procedures <br /> The Reclamation Manager or Technical Service Department will inspect this project during <br /> construction for conlormancc to the \xork plan Progress reports on this project will be incorporated <br /> into the monthly report including quarterly photographs to Colorado Division of Minerals and <br /> Geology and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment for CDPS Permit No. <br /> CO- 0044769. <br /> 5. Mine Remediation Plan <br /> Leeal Right to Enter and Conduct Activities <br /> SGC owns the property where this project will by implemented Nvith the exception of where a <br /> drainage culvert would have to pass under Colorado Highway 110 The highway Right-of-Way is <br /> owned by CDOT and a utility permit Would be required to place this culvert. In addition, the project <br /> area is mthm SGC's MLR pernut area and an approved TR will be required to install the proposed <br /> drainage pathways and modify the area drainage plan. <br /> No acti\ity will start prior to obtaining the required permit and TR approval lithe pernmt or TR <br /> approval cannot be obtained_ the project cannot proceed. <br /> Remedial Goals and Objectives <br /> The Tailings Pond No 4 Surface Drainage Modification Project's goal would be to minimize <br /> ground\\ater contact mth mill tailings through the use of hydrological control installations in order to <br /> reduce any potential 11or impact on the Animas River from dissolved metals. <br />