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<br />7. Fuel and Petroleum Storage <br />At Present one above ground 2000 gallon diesel tank is on <br />site. Petroleum lubricants are stored ire 55 gallon drum <br />inside an enclosed and secured semi trailer. <br />No underground tanks are on site. <br />1954 fuel storage plans include the construction of hard <br />stand or bentonite lined bermed enclosure to hold all <br />Fuels and used petroleum products held prior to pickup <br />for recycling. If the bentonite lined holding pond area <br />is constructed, it will be large enough to hold all fuel <br />volumes stored within its confine~~ and be large enough to <br />facilitate fuel loading into mobile mining equipment <br />including trucks, bulldozer, and front end loaders. <br />Fuel pollution control protection and containment will <br />meet all Federal Guidelines for Spill Prevention Control <br />and Countermeasure requirernents (SPCC). <br />8. Waste Materials Inventory and Location <br />There are no waste materials stored or buried within the <br />confines of the mining area. <br />There is no waste material produced by crushing and <br />screening operations, as all larger sized rock products <br />are stockpiled for sale as erosion control cobbles, eight <br />inch rock, or rip rap. Fines rnaterials rejected during <br />crushing operations are blended into asphalt batchiny or <br />utilized for reclamation of the site, as *_hese rnaterials <br />typically contain a soils component. <br />SECTIOIV II <br />DESCRIPTION OF OPERATIONAL BEST h1ANAGEMENT PRACTICES (6MP's) <br />A. Pollution Prevention Team <br />SWMP Administrator--Administration and Control of this <br />SWMP will be performed by the owner/operator Mike Tezak, <br />6200 CR 37. Texas Creek, CO. 719-275-1146 <br />B. Good Housekeeping <br />Good Housekeeping Practices as necessary to meet <br />Regulation No. 1 of Fugitive Dust Control Measures <br />designed to minimize dust due to tracking of rnud onto <br />pared road surfaces. <br />-7- <br />