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~~ <br />U1~oming Fuel Com~ony <br />Golden Eagle /New Elk Mines <br />10250 Highway 12 • Weston, Colorado 81091 • Telephone (719) 868-2761 <br />September 2a,~l9~oE~Vi=D <br />Mr. Berhan Keffelew <br />Reclamation Specialist <br />Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Division <br />1313 Sherman St. Room 215 <br />Denver, Colorado 80203 <br />Re: 1990 Spring & Seep Survey <br />New Elk & Golden Eagle Mines <br />Permit Numbers C-81-012 & C-81-013 <br />Dear Mr. Keffelew: <br />SEP 2 6 1990 <br />Mined Land <br />Reclamation Division <br />Enclosed you will find information regardinc the 1990 spring <br />and seep survey for our New Elk and Golden Eagle Mines. Sampling <br />for the survey was conducted between the dates of August 23 and <br />August 30, 1990. Sampling points are outlined on Figure 1, <br />Monitoring Locations. <br />Data for each location monitored is presented in tables 2 <br />through 19. In addition to this information, the following <br />narrative is intended to clarify the specific field conditions of <br />several sampling points. <br />Spring # 12: Apache Canyon (Table 4) <br />Flow from this seep was measured at much less than 1 <br />gallon per minute (GPM). Water for sampling was <br />collected from a stagnant pool. <br />Spring # 14: Apache Canyon (Table 4) <br />The sample for this spring was collected in the existing <br />pond. Flow from the spring itself was much less than 1 <br />GPM. <br />Spring # 16: Ciruela Canyon (Table 6) <br />This sample was collected from a stagnant pool. No flow <br />was noted. <br />Spring # 1: Cherry Canyon { Table 11) <br />Flow from this seep was much less than 1 GPM. The sample <br />was collected from a stagnant pool under direct sunlight. <br />