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ee Waste Management File No. AE 8415
_ > APPLICATION FOR PERMIT UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF
neo THE WASTE MANAGEMENT ACT

-. (Effluent) |

ea at-P.O. Bag 5000, Smithers, British Columbia, VOJ 2No “any person
who nay be adversely affected by the discharge or storage of the

. - wasta may within 30 days from the last date of posting under section -
. Sa) or publication, service or display. under section 4, write to the |.

. ‘manager stating how he Is affected.”

PREAMBLE — The purpose of this application Is to authorize the
_ discharge of effluent .from a gold mine ‘and mill complex, . ;

4: Skyline Gold Gorporation of #310, 675 West Hastings Street, Van-

couver, B.C., V6B 1N2 hereby applies for a permit to discharge ef- |

- fluerit from a gold mine and mill complex located at Johnny Moun-
tain, B.C. to Johnny Creek and Stonehouse Creek and give notice of
application to all persons affacted. .

= 2, The fand upon which the treatment works will be located Is Reg 3 -

- Minerat Claim, Reg 4 Mineral Claim, Liard Mining Division.
4. The discharge will be located at: same as above. .

SOURCE; adit water ore stockpile and plantsite runoff; MAXIMUM
RATE OF DISCHARGE: 650 m3/day; OPERATING PERIOD: con-
-. tinuous; CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTAMINANTS: pH 6.5 to 9.5
- -guspended solids 50mg/L tot. copper 0.3mg/L diss. copper 0.05mag/t

‘ diss. zinc 0.2mg/L; TYPE OF TREATMENT: Settling pond and lime

treatment as necessary. =,

SOURCE: mill tailings; MAXIMUM RATE OF DISCHARGE: 750

m3/day; OPERATING PERIOD: continuous; CHARACTERISTICS OF

CONTAMINANTS: typical gold mill tails w/ no cyanide; TYPE OF

TREATMENT: none.

SOURCE: camp & mill domestic sewage; MAXIMUM RATE OF

DISCHARGE: 80 m3/day; OPERATING PERIOD:: continuous;

CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTAMINANTS: typical septic tank ef-

-THIS APPLICATION is to be filed with the Regional Waste Manager

Terrace city council’s Recrea-
tion Committee is ‘reviewing

campsite rental policies at Ferry

Island.

Two major items to be ad-
dressed are discounts for seniors
and disabled patrons, and the
length of-stay and size of party
permitted at the Ferry Island
Campsite. .

The idea for a discount sched-
ule -for .seniors: and disabled
campers comes from Superin-
tendent of Parks and Recreation
Steve Scott. Current overnight
rates at-the city’s campground
are $7, and $9 at sites with
electrical power. But Scott says

-a check with area campsites

showed that all, with the excep-
tion of Ferry Island, offer a 50
percent discount to seniors and
disabled campers.

When this idea came before

council, however, alderman
Danny Sheridan raised another
point — the number of com-
plaints he says he has received
about Ferry Island being
‘plugged up with tree planters”’.
Sheridan wonders if there
shouldn’t be some kind of con-

trol imposed on this kind of

campground usage.
City administration, though,
may already have the situation

under control. Parks and

Facilities Manager Dale McFad-

den says tree planters generally
use the campground in‘May and
June and are gone by the height
of the tourist. season. He says
they are offered a special rate as
long as park useage is low but
are charged the full rate when
the campsite begins to fill up. |
- McFadden says this year tree
planters set up a camp kitchen in
one campsite, while tree planters
pitched their own tents at sites
throughout the campground.
Where they doubled up on one

"site, they were charged the regu-

lar rate for that site, but once
tourists begin arriving tree

planters ate charged the regular
rate for each camper or tent at
each individual site.

In other words, a single camp-
site with a camper vehicle and
two tents would pay three times
the rate for that site. He says
this same principle applies to
tourists who may be travelling
together and using only one site.
As far as the length of their stay
is concerned, McFadden says
that even though it’s not in
writing, campers are told there is _
a two-week limit when the
campground is full. Council
may make a decision on any
recommendations. made by the
committee as early as Monday.

- "Ferrace Review — Wednesday, Suly 19,1989 27

~Campir g fee discount discussed : .

Shames money in limbo -

The long-awaited announce-
ment that the last four kilom-
eters of the Shames Mountain
road will be completed is still on
hold. As of noon yesterday, the
fate of Shames Mountain was
still in the hands of the Ministry
of Regional Development, who
are awaiting a cabinet decision,
according to Ministry of Trans-
portation and Highways Public
Affairs Officer Betty Nicholson.

Last week the Terrace Review

reported that funding for the
completion of the Shames
Mountain road was facing its
“final hurdle’? — but it turned
out to be just another of several

’ government delays. Funding for

the project was approved by the
Treasury Board on July 6 and
went to Cabinet on July 12.
Cabinet, however, returned the’
Treasury Board proposal to be
*‘reworked’’. .

|, 2,000: ma/day;
- CHARACTERISTICS OF CONTAMI

TYPE OF TREATMENT: none.

fluent; TYPE OF TREATMENT: septic tank. .
'- SOURCE: tailings pond decant; MAXIMUM RATE OF DISCHARGE:
OPERATING PERIOD:

50mg/L tot. copper 0.6mg/L diss. copper O.1mg/L diss. zinc 0.2mg/L; ©
Dated this 16 day of June, 1989. W.8. Alderton. Telephone No. (604
980-6388. |

_ Acopy of this application ‘was posted at the site In accordance with ..
. the Waste Management Regulations on 19 June 1989.

_ continuous; .
NANTS: pH 6.5 to 9.5 susp. solids

Province of Gritish Columbla

’ Ministry of Transportation
and Highways

‘ Honourable Noll Vant, Minister:

Giving You the Freedom to Move

’ HIGHWAYS — TENDERS ~

Electoral District: Prince Rupert
Highway District: Skeana
Project or Job Number:
M4875-0500 mo
Project or Job Description:
BRepalring, Cleaning, Seal-
Welding, Hot-Dip Galvanizing,
‘Band Painting Fence Panels from
McClymont Bridge #1431 and
Galloway Rapids Bridge #0745.

The Tender sum for this project
is to include applicable Federal
and Provincial sales tax. A sure-
ty bid bond or 10%’ certified -
deposit cheque will not be re-
quired. oO

Tender Opening Date: July 25,
1989. a

Tender Opening Time: 2:00 p.m.

Tender documents with enve-
lope, plans, specifications and
conditions of tender are avail:
able free of charge ONLY from
Ministry of Transportation and
Highways, Professional Ser-
vices, 4837. Keith Avenue, Ter-
race, B.C., V8G 1K7 between the |
hours of 6:30 and 4:30 p.m. Mon:
day to Friday, except Holidays.

Phone number of originating of:
fice: 638-3362.. mo
Telex number of originating of-
‘Btlee: FAX 638-3548. mo
Tenders’ will -be opened at
Ministry of Transportation and
Highways, Professional Ser-
vices, 4837-Kelth Avenuo, Ter-
race, B.C., V8G 1K7. —

Concrete —

continued from page 3

" owner to one of these concrete

outlets. . ,

As far as the others are con-.
cerned, a search of titles came
up with the following informa-
tion. FGH Concrete, also appar-

ently owned by Eichhorst, is
‘not, Grete Eichhorst is listed as
‘the only principal in two local

companies: Eastend Holdings
Ltd. incorporated on July. 14,
1981, and FGH Concrete and —
Building Products: Ltd. incor-
porated on Apr. 18, 1983. This

‘means that there isn’t a direct

financial link between GE and

FGH but it is all in the family.
The third ready-mix supplier, :

Eastend Concrete isn’t in the

' phone book and isn’t registered

as a limited company. It does,
however, load ‘concrete at the

~FGH batch plant which is

owned by Grete Eichhorst, who

: also owns Eastend Holdings. —

It's interesting to. note that .
there is a fourth concrete opera-
tion but it doesn’t sell ready-

mix, This: is Skeena Concrete

Products, which produces and |
sells concrete products from the

-FGH property.

There is another part to this
story though.. The purchase of

‘Glacier’s Terrace batch plant

has left the Terrace Review with

_a historic batch of concrete in

the footings of their expanding
operation. The last load of con-

- crete, from Glacier’s Terrace op-
eration was delivered to the con- |.
. struction site fiext to our Greig . |.
~. Ave, building at about. 12730° [>
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