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2. MAPS (6.4.21(1) <br />The Environmental Protection Plan includes a map identifying the site and including various <br />improvements and cultural features, and surface water drainage. Per regulation, it identifies <br />"the locations where designated chemicals, toxic or acid - forming materials, which will be used, <br />stored, handled, exposed, disturbed or disposed of within the permit area, and existing or <br />potential sources of acid mine drainage." As no designated chemicals, toxic or acid - forming <br />materials are currently being used or exposed to the environment, nor are any anticipated to <br />be used in the near future, none are shown on the map. If these items are found to exist, or are <br />used in the future, the map will be up -dated to include and properly locate them. <br />3 OTHER AGENCY'S ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION MEASURES AND MONITORING <br />Air and water standards are set by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and <br />administered by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE). <br />Exceedances of these standards, or any releases are reported to those agencies. In addition to <br />these requirements is the required reporting of an emergency condition to DRMS per Rule 8.2. <br />The regulation requires the operator to notify the DRMS office, as soon as reasonably <br />practicable, but no later than twenty -four (24) hours, after the operator has knowledge of a <br />failure or of imminent failure of: any impoundment, embankment, stockpile or slope that <br />poses a reasonable potential for danger to human health, property or the environment; for a <br />designated mining operation, any Environmental Protection Facility designed to contain or <br />control designated chemicals or process solutions as identified in the permit. Telephone notice <br />shall be given to the Office staff as follows: (a) during regular business hours (8:00 am to 5:00 <br />pm, on working days), the notice shall be given to the Office. (b) Outside regular business <br />hours, or if the Office cannot be contacted, notice shall be given to the Colorado Department of <br />Local Affairs, Office of Emergency Management. Regulations call for specifying to this agency, <br />that the emergency authority is coordinated through the Division of Reclamation, Mining and <br />Safety, and to activate that division's response network. <br />4 OTHER PERMITS AND LICENSES <br />Potential typical features that might require permitting include: air quality and emissions; <br />surface water quality; storm -water runoff; and solid and hazardous wastes. At this time there <br />are none of these features associated with the site including the potential migration of <br />hazardous materials to surface waters or ground waters, nor are there any exceedances of air <br />2 <br />