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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977378
IBM Index Class Name
REPORT
Doc Date
6/10/1999
Doc Name
Annual Report
From
Sunnyside Gold Corp
To
DMG
Permit Index Doc Type
Annual Fee/Report
Media Type
D
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DRMS Re-OCR
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Signifies Re-OCR Process Performed
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Site Reclamation Activity <br /> April 1998 - March 1999 <br /> Page 8 <br /> MONITORING - Discussion of Water Quality Monitoring Results <br /> 1) Mayflower Millsite area <br /> The Animas River and Boulder Creek monitoring results continue <br /> to exhibit increased zinc and manganese concentrations between <br /> the upstream and downstream monitoring points during the <br /> spring sampling event although the differential was less for <br /> the spring, 1999 sample. Summer or fall sampling events have <br /> continued to show smaller or no significant change between <br /> these same points . <br /> As mentioned in previous reports, Sunnyside has sampled <br /> groundwater springs behind and above Pond No.4 and one <br /> surfacing in the vicinity of the Engineering Office Site <br /> buildings. These seeps indicate that background groundwater <br /> quality varies and can contain significant levels of Fe, Mn <br /> and Zn. Sunnyside will collect additional information on <br /> these sites in 1999. In addition, if upland groundwater is <br /> contacting tailings material in the spring, the projects <br /> planned for 1999 (TR-21)could have a beneficial effect on the <br /> spring monitoring differential. <br /> Other surface and groundwater sample results in the Mayflower <br /> Mill area (Pond No. 3 stream SCTP3-1 and SCTP3-2 and wells <br /> EOMW1 and EOMW2) were at or below levels of metals observed in <br /> the past. <br /> 2) American Tunnel area <br /> Cement Creek monitoring reflects some improvement due to <br /> stream treatment. Seeps entering the stream bed between CC1 <br /> and CC2 carry enough metals that CC2 quality is not the same <br /> as treated effluent from the American Tunnel treatment system <br /> even though basically all of the stream flow has been treated <br /> from August through the end of April, since 1996. <br /> The seep ATS2 , originally from the toe of the American Tunnel <br /> waste dump, has maintained the level of improvement first seen <br /> after completion of the waste dump reclamation. The seep ATS1 <br /> appears to have disappeared or relocated due to the <br /> reclamation of the waste dump. <br /> 3) Terry Tunnel/Lake Emma <br /> Eureka Creek monitoring above the Terry Tunnel continues to <br /> show the same level of improvement, as compared to previous <br /> years. <br /> 4) Mine Pool <br /> The Terry Tunnel and American Tunnel bulkhead mine pool water <br /> quality samples submitted with this report reflect the quality <br /> of water behind the bulkheads. <br />
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