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In the coming years, CCWC will continue to support CDPHE and EPA as they make decisions regarding the long-term management of the Standard Mine Superfund Site. CCWC and USGS lead the interim water quality monitoring. CCWC’s reporting will be critical in the process to determine whether additional remedial action is needed at the site.
CCWC also looks forward to continued progress on issues related to the Keystone Mine Site where CCWC provides technical expertise to the Town of Crested Butte and Gunnison County. The next Water Quality Control Commission Rulemaking Hearings for lower Coal Creek are scheduled for December 2020 and June 2022. CCWC has received funding from DRMS to characterize historic abandoned mine sites and develop reclamation projects in the East River Watershed. |
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