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~. <br /> <br />Cotter Corporation - C-JD-9 Mine <br />Stormwater Management Plan -Permit N COR-040028 <br />Revision 1 -January 28, 1994 -Page 4 <br />f. Best Management Practices <br />1. By June of 1994, a diversion ditch will be constructed to direct the <br />majority of the runoff in the drainage above the waste dump around <br />the western end of the waste dump. <br />2. Oversized rip rap material will be placed to minimize the erosion of <br />the drainage channel immediately downstream of the waste dump. <br />By June of 1994. <br />3. By June of 1994, a silt fence will be located downstream of the rip-rap <br />material where the gradient of the drainage channel decreases enough <br />to slow the velocity of runoff in the drainage channel and allow a silt <br />fence to work effectively. <br />4. By June of 1994, a turnout with a silt fence will be constructed along <br />the access road to the mine office. <br />5. A silt fence will be located across the drainage carrying the water <br />treatment pond discharge just prior to the area where this discharge <br />leaves our property. This will be accomplished by June,1994. <br />g. Employee Training <br />Employee training aimed at maintaining employee awareness of the Stormwater <br />management plan will be conducted twice per year. This training is anticipated <br />to occur in the summer and winter of each year. <br />h. Testing for Non-Stormwater Discharges <br />Dry weather observations have indicated there are two non-stormwater <br />discharges. <br />* The first non-stormwater discharge is the discharge from the water <br />treatment ponds which is regulated under an NPDES permit number <br />CO-0036251. <br />