PERMFILE57448

• Permit No: C1981044
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 9/12/1979
• Doc Name: Sediment drainage control plans
• From: MLR
• To: EMPIRE ENGERY CORP
• Section_Exhibit Name: Exhibit 02 Other required permits ‎(cont.)‎
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

A. There have been no spill events for this facility from August 1976. to the
present.
B. This facility is positioned in such a location that should a spill occur,
a spilled product could possibly reach [he navigable eaters of the Yampa
_ River of the United States. Each type of anticipated major failure is
discussed below with the probable direction of floe and quantity.
Source Product
Tank 1 Hydraulic Oil
Maximum Quantity
10,000 Cal
Direction
East to
Nilliams Fork
River
Tank 2 90 weight oil
8,000 Cal
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Probable Failures:
Tanks (major) - Vandalism, Foundation failure
East to
:7illiams Fork
River
Tanks (minor) - Seam failure, 6 corrosion (tanks sealed in
polyureathane foam and painted). overfilling,
spillage from filling, vandalism.
C. To insure no spilled oil will leave the location, an earthen dike sealed
with drillers mud will be built at the collection end of the facility. The
diked area will be larger than the concepts of the largest tank plus suffi-
cient freeboard for precipitation.
Periodic visual checks are made to check for a spillage or problems. A
stock of•floor-dry will be maintained at the mine warehouse to clean minor
spills.
D. Other considerations:
1. Facility Drainage: A small pump will be available to remove
storm eater which is free from oil (visual).
2. Storage Tanks: All storage tank construction materials are
compatible with material stored. Each tank is measured before
receiving shipment to insure proper containment.
3. Security: A Locked gate across the road into the mine area will
limit the accessibility by vandals. (see map)
4. Training: A copy of [he SPCC Plan will be posted in the Foreman's
room at the mine. Personnel having frequent contact with the tanks
will be briefed on the SPCC Plan.
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