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4. STORMWATER MANAGEMENT CONTROLS <br />This section describes the stormwater quality controls for the Site. <br />4.1. SWMP Administrator <br />The SWMP Administrator is responsible for developing the SWMP and assisting the mine <br />operator in its implementation, maintenance, and revision- The SWMP Administrator is Matt <br />Collins, the Mine Manager. His contact information is the following: <br />Matt Collins, Mine Manager <br />Mount Royale Ventures, LLC <br />9145 Sunshine Canyon Drive <br />Boulder, CO 80302 <br />Telephone: (720) 565-3448 <br />Mobile: (303) 570-6269 <br />Email: bringit@direcway_com <br />The SWMP Administrator or a person designated by the SWMP Administrator will perform the <br />site inspections described later in this document. At the discretion of the Mine Manager, <br />alternate persons may be designated SWMP Administrator and/or SWMP Inspectors. <br />4.2. Identification of Potential Pollutant Sonrces <br />The following are the major potential pollutant sources at the Site: <br />• Roadways and other disturbed areas <br />• Overburden stockpiles <br />• Waste rock stockpiles <br />• Ore stockpiles <br />• Tailings pond <br />• Mill processing chemicals <br />• Petroleum products <br />Roadways and other disturbed areas have the potential to be a source of total suspended solids <br />(TSS) in stormwater nmoff, particulazly because of the steepness of the Site. The stockpiles <br />listed above may also be sources of TSS; the ore and waste rock stockpiles may also be sources <br />of trace amounts of metals. There is no acid drainage at the Site_ The tailings pond is a closed <br />system that recycles water into the mill process. Mill processing chemicaLz and petroleum <br />products can be sources of chemical.contamination in stormwater. <br />J.'IMixsLSWMPIF.uIa-KingsLnrmp m 11-99 11 <br />November 1, 1999 <br />