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The Leadville Mill <br />4.4 ORE STOCKPILES <br />M1990-057 <br />EXHIBIT C — MILL PLAN <br />Page 4 -19 <br />Existing ore stockpiles have been stored on site since 1991. The stockpiles, until they <br />are reprocessed or disposed in the TSF, will be maintained in the following manner to <br />mitigate the potential in generating acid rock drainage (ARD). The following <br />measures will be implemented to mitigate potential surface or groundwater <br />contamination impacts: <br />• Existing stockpile ore considered to be acid or toxic producing materials will <br />be covered with reinforced visqueen or alternative impermeable material; <br />• Reinforced visqueen sheeting, approximately 40ft x 100ft sheets, will be <br />placed over the piles, edges folded and pinned, and held in place by tires, <br />blocks, rocks and /or other suitable ballast; <br />• The water runoff from the reinforced visqueen will be passed through a <br />combination of erosion and sediment control measures including natural <br />minor depressions, constructed berms, silt fence and vegetative filters; <br />• Reinforced visqueen will be maintained and replaced as needed; <br />• Stockpiled ore will be sampled and a TCLP analysis will be performed, as <br />outlined in the Division's August 27, 2009 letter prior to removal and prior to <br />milling or disposal; <br />• Provide CDRMS an ore stockpile removal schedule; and <br />• Weather permitting, historical stockpiled ore will be removed and disposed in <br />the TSF within 60 days after the permit has been approved; <br />4.5 MILL UTILITIES & SERVICES <br />4.5.1 ELECTRICAL POWER <br />The mill receives electric power from XCEL Energy. The connected load is about <br />130kW. The power is delivered by a 38kV overhead line across the northern portion <br />of the property, connecting to the northeast corner of the Mill Building. A portable <br />generator will be available on site for emergency conditions. <br />Version 1.0 April 2013 <br />