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Cold HW Mlll Storm Water Maoagemss Pbrr.. October 21,1993 e. Spill i°revtnfion mrd Rtrponse Proctdrrre The location of facilities end activities where spills might Deere are shown on Exhibit B. The designs end procedures to prevent spills are deseaibed above. The primary sources of potential spills ere oil, lubricants, and fuel far equipmrnt, end any breaks in the puocess water lines which could spill tailings sands. in both types of spill, the SWMO Administratorvvill be notified end the DMG will be notified of any tailings spills. In both cases, the spill will be cleaned up by excavating the spilled material and the contaminated soil. Tailings spills and effected soils will be returned to the tailingy pond and excavated petroleum spills will be disposed of et a certified landfill. Shovel, buckets mtd any other equipment needed for clean up will be stored in the mill building. E BaT blantrgewaet Pradlcn PRACTICE EMPLOYED AREA WHERE PRACTICE IS EMPLOYED DATE OF IMPLEMENTATION epetatlon Man emartt Tern ra Seedin T I sloe ilea Lame 1980's Rev elate as Practical Taiffn s embenkmeM, area east of mill 1994 Water Mana amertt Irttertm Measures Straw Bales Area around sediment and diversion di4ahes 19831995 Water Mana emerrt Permanent Structural Controls Overland Flow Routin Water routin below sediment tra 1982 On-site Flaw Diversion Diversion ditches above tailin s nd Late 1980's Flow Store elDeterttion Tailin s nd Late 1980's Rennin Bann above taili nd Late 1980's Sediment Traps Sediment trap in Area 2 -east of tailingr nd 1992 Infiltration Area French drains in Area 1 below waste dum Late.1980's Ri Ra Sediment tra ouNall 1985 g. Enrpfoyu EdwcaYion Training which explores the goals and basic coarpanertts of the SWMP will be conducted for upper level menegement on art annual basis. The training will include: • Spill Prevention • Spill Response • Good Housekeeping Techniques • Materiels Management • Sediment and Erosion Prevention While operetlons ere conduced on-site, it will be the responsibility of the mill manager to train appropriate on-site personnel so that the goals of the SWMP will be achieved h Testing jor Now-Stornrwato The proc~ss..water system is designed to prevent non stoaowater discharges lfom mixing with stonnwater discharges that leave the property. There are no springs within the