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<br />Table D-5 <br />Tank <br />Location Quantity Capacity Containment Type <br /> <br />F <br />l F 3 5,000 Gallon Diesel Concrete Secondary Containment with <br />ue <br />arm <br /> <br />1 <br />4,000 Gallon Gasoline 25 000 Gallon Ca aci <br />P tY <br />Shop 4 55 Gallon Drums of Plastic Secondary Containment Pallet <br /> H draulic and Motor Oil with 66 Gallon Ca aci <br />Asphalt 1 14 <br />000 Gallon Diesel <br />Plant , <br />Crusher Built in manufacturers secondary <br />Plant 1 8,000 Gallon Diesel containment <br />Wash Plant 1 3,000 Gallon Diesel <br />No night mining activity is scheduled for the operation; however portable lighting may be used <br />within the pit from time to time. The portable lights will only be used at the bottom of the pit for <br />the purpose of after hours equipment maintenance and crushing activities within the permitted <br />hours in the winter months while the days are shorter. Due to the depth of the pit, the buffers left <br />azound the property and the berms which aze placed in certain locations, lighting is not expected <br />• to cause a nuisance to any neighbors. Furthermore, lighting will be shielded in order to further <br />ensure that the lights do not cause a nuisance. Portable toilets will be used for employees. All <br />structures on site are shown on Map C-2. The portable mining equipment such as loaders, <br />dozers, trucks and excavators will be serviced off site. Upon reclamation, all portable equipment <br />will be removed from the site. <br />The Redi-Mix/Asphalt Plant facility azea will be fenced in with a locked gate for security <br />purposes. Emergency access to the site in the event of a petroleum spill will be available to the <br />local fire department and Sheriff via a lock box posted neaz the gate to the site. A Spill <br />Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) Plan has been prepazed by Greg Lewicki and <br />Associates for the Anderson Pit mining operation. The SPCC provides all the necessary <br />information on how to handle a petroleum spill in accordance with the requirements of Chapter <br />40 of the Code of Federal Regulations Part 112, including actions to be taken, agencies to be <br />notified, and pertinent contact information in the event of a spill. A copy of the plan is kept in <br />. Anderson Pit, April 07 D-8 <br />