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The inspection records and a copy of this Stormwater Management~an should be available at <br />the site for inspections by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment <br />personnel. The annual S WMP report should contain a summary description of the two <br />comprehensive inspection reports, and details of any revisions, as outlined in the permit <br />requirements. Copies of the annual report shall be maintained for at least three yeazs. <br />Based on the results of the comprehensive inspections, any pollution prevention measures <br />identified in the plan shall be revised as appropriate within two weeks of the inspection. These <br />revisions shall provide for implementation of any changes to the plan in a timely manner, but in <br />no case more than 90 days afrer the inspection. <br />4.5 Employee Training <br />The S WMP Administrator or designated training personnel shall review environmental and <br />safety procedures with all personnel as required by the Mining Safety and Health Administration. <br />This training session will be conducted to inform personnel of procedures to be followed so the <br />operation is conducted incompliance with all permits. This training may be combined with <br />other training. Some of the topics which may be included aze: <br />Spill Prevention and Response <br />Good House Keeping Techniques <br />Material Management Practices <br />Sediment and Erosion Prevention <br />The Stormwater Dischazge Permit requires that facility personnel be trained periodically. Twice <br />per year is recommended. The training sessions should include actual field observations of the <br />BMPs being discussed. New or temporary personnel and contractors working at the facility also <br />need to be trained in the SWMP procedures within two weeks of coming on site. Contractors <br />should be provided with a copy of the plan, as well as being informed that they are also liable for <br />the conditions set forth within the SWMP. Sample forms to document training activities aze <br />included. <br />4.6 Testing for Non-Stormwater Discharges <br />This site was evaluated for the presence of non-stormwater discharges during March of 1995. <br />The procedure used to evaluate the area for the presence ofnon-Stormwater dischazges consisted <br />of dry weather observations of the site. At that time there were no buildings or structures <br />associated with the potential mining operation at the site. There are no mine adits or shafts <br />known at this site, or associated with this operation, therefore, there is no mine drainage. <br />No naturally occurring springs have been identified at this site. There aze no spoils piles at this <br />site. No sanitary facilities aze currently located here. There currently aze no dewatering <br />dischazges at this site and no structural conveyance systems for the Stormwater discharges. <br />Potentia] discharge points observed included the perimeter of the site. <br />