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C1981017
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GENERAL DOCUMENTS
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12/8/1989
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General Correspondence
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Chapter IV <br /> These oermiis, as approved, require Mid-Continent to monitor point discharge <br /> points for flow, total dissolved solids, iron, manganese, pH and of and greases and <br /> to send in quarterly reports. <br /> b. Ground Water. <br /> Ground water in the permit area is being monitored using around water <br /> ooservation wells in orger to detect adverse water quality and changes in the <br /> ground water flow system (Exhibit IV-C-1). The alluvial well system is primarily <br /> used to detect changes in the ground water flow system (Exhibit IV-C-1). The <br /> alluvial well system is primarily used to detect cnanoes resulting from surface <br /> facility impacts. The wells are also being monitoredtor static water levels to <br /> determine if the base flow ground water component is, or will be depleted by the <br /> mining operations. The fifteen wells in the mine plan area (See be, <br /> VI-C-1), are <br /> measured and sampled bi-annually. in addition, ground water observation wells <br /> will oe installed in refuse and tunnel spoil disposal areas to detect if infiltrating <br /> water is leeching undesirable minerals from the sooi;. The wells w;;; also check <br /> pore water pressure which, if it does exist, will Drovide an early warning that the fill <br /> could be structurally unsound. See Appendix III-E-2, Figure III-E-2, and Table <br /> III-E-1 for around water quality data. <br /> Field Tests La= <br /> Flow Bicarbonate <br /> Temperature Sulfate <br /> PH Sodium <br /> Conductivity Calcium <br /> Chloride <br /> Magnesium <br /> Sodium Absorption Ratio <br /> Iron <br /> Total Dissolved Solids <br /> C. Surface Water. <br /> Mid-Continent has been collecting su„ace water samples from up to ten <br /> monitoring Doints on a monthly oasis since 1977, and from three points since <br /> 1974. Now that water quality ❑ata base has been estabi:shed, ire comoanv will <br /> continue to collect samples from six Key monitoring ooints: Nos. 3, 2G, and <br /> Sutey 1, 2 and 3) as indicated on Exhibit IV-C-1. Tne tnree Sutev points were <br /> added in 1984 Tor the new coal refuse Dile area. in aodition to m=asunng now, <br /> tests are done to determine the amounts oT the foliowing <br /> sample: substances it each v✓titer <br /> LLL Field Test <br /> IO <br /> Flow Bicarbonate <br /> Tern,Derature Sulfate <br /> D^i - Sodium <br /> Conductivity Calcium <br /> Chloride —� <br /> Magnesium <br /> Sodium Absorption Ratio <br /> Iron (i otal Recoverbie for N=D=S) <br /> Total Dissolved Solids <br /> Total Suspended Solids <br /> 23 <br />
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