GNA Water Program Requirements Sample Clauses

GNA Water Program Requirements. The GNA is a contractual partnership between Sibanye-Stillwater, Cottonwood Resource Council, Stillwater Protective Association and Northern Plains Resource Council (the Councils) originally signed on May 8, 2000 and most recently amended on December 8, 2014. The Agreement has been implemented for over 20 years as a tool that allows for responsible economic development at the Stillwater and East Boulder Mines while maintaining the rural character of the adjacent communities, and baseline water quality downstream of mine facilities. The GNA includes a comprehensive surface water, groundwater and aquatic resources protection program (Appendix L) that requires implementation of a monitoring, reporting and compliance framework as a proactive preventative approach to water management. The GNA also includes a Supplemental Monitoring Program that requires biological monitoring and water chemistry sampling (Appendix N, Sections 1.1 through 1.12), supplemental deposited sediment monitoring (Appendix N, Sections 1.13 through 1.19), and water flow monitoring (Appendix N, Sections 1.20 and 1.21). The GNA water program (Appendix L, Section 1.0) includes the following objectives: • To provide an opportunity for the Councils to participate in the development and oversight of SMC water management plans; • To identify and address potential issues of concern related to water quality at the earliest possible time; • To adopt a proactive precautionary approach for the water management plans at the East Boulder and Stillwater Mines; • To maintain baseline water quality, biological integrity, and beneficial uses of the East Boulder and Stillwater Rivers and ground waters that may be impacted by SMC mining operations; • To minimize and if economically feasible eliminate surface water mixing zones and direct discharge of effluent from the East Boulder and Stillwater MPDES permits; • To minimize and if economically feasible eliminate the direct discharge and indirect discharge of pollutants from SMC mining operations to surface and ground waters; • To make the East Boulder and Stillwater Mines zero discharge facilities if economically and technically feasible; and • To identify new technologies and/or practices and modifications of present technologies and/or practices to meet the above objectives. The GNA also establishes a long-term goal of zero discharge through optimization of water management practices and operational improvements (Section 1.0). The GNA contains independent w...
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