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DRMS Permit Index
Permit No
M1977306
IBM Index Class Name
REVISION
Doc Date
4/15/2013
Doc Name
RESPONSE TO ADEQUACY REVIEW #1
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COTTER
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DRMS
Type & Sequence
AM1
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DMC
GRM
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D
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Response to DRMS Adequacy Review (1) — Cotter JD -9 Mine Reclamation Plan Amendment <br />S. What mitigation measures will be incorporated if water sampling shows an increase in <br />contaminants and what trigger point will initiate these measures? <br />Listed below are the trigger points that Cotter is recommending that will initiate <br />mitigation measures at the JD-9 mine: <br />Constituent <br />Aluminum <br />Iron <br />Radium 226 (dissolved) <br />Uranium <br />Vanadium <br />Concentration of Concern <br />5000 µg/L <br />5000 pg/L <br />10 pCi/L <br />4000 pg/L <br />100 µg/L <br />The value of 5000 pg/L for Aluminum is based on the Groundwater Standard <br />for Agriculture. <br />The value of 5000 µg/L for Iron is based on the Groundwater Standard for <br />Agriculture. <br />The value of 10 pCi/L is based on the daily maximum in Cotter's current <br />discharge permit with CDPHE for the JD -9 Mine. <br />The value of 4000 µg/L for Uranium(total) is based on the daily maximum in <br />Cotter's current discharge permit with CDPHE for the JD -9 Mine. <br />The value of 100 ug/L for Vanadium is based on the Groundwater Standard for <br />Agriculture. <br />These constituents were chosen based on the results of the SPLP testing of the <br />mine waste rock, and concerns with other constituents associated with sandstone <br />hosted uranium deposits in this general area. <br />If any of these constituents is exceeded in the monitor wells located down dip of <br />the JD -9 mine, and are significantly higher than values for these constituents in <br />the up-dip monitor well, Cotter would propose increased sampling frequency to <br />13 <br />
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