PERMFILE116329

• Permit No: M1997054
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Section_Exhibit Name: EXHIBIT D - MINING PLAN
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Parkdale Project • 5 • Reclamation Permit
1.7 Water Protection
Ground and surface water will be protected during mining and reclamation operations by
implementation of the project's Process and Stormwater Management Plan and Spitl
Prevention and Control Plan. Any spills will be cleaned up immediately after discovery.
Spills of toxic or hazazdous materials will be properly reported to the appropriate State
and local government agencies.
Specific water protection practices to be employed for materials associated with mining
and reclamation aze discussed below.
Petroleum and Paint Products: Bulk fuel storage tanks will be placed on lined pads.
Berms will provide for containment of the capacity of the largest installed tank plus
freeboard of 12 inches. Fuel storage areas will be regularly inspected for leaks or spills.
Other petroleum products will be stored in properly labeled tightly sealed containers and
regularly inspected. Equipment and vehicles will be regularly inspected for leaks and
any noted leaks will be promptly repaired.
Fertilizers: All fertilizer material will be furnished in waterproof or water-resistant bags.
Each bag must be marked with the weight and manufacturer's guaranteed analysis of the
contents showing the percentage of each ingredient contained. Fertilizer will be applied
at the rate recommended by soil analysis and it will not be over applied. Solid fertilizer
will be worked into the soil upon application to reduce fertilizer content in stormwater
runoff.
Hazardous Waste: No hazardous waste materials will be disposed of on site.
1.8 Waste Disposal
All construction related wastes will be disposed of on-site in accord with applicable
regulations or hauled off-site to appropriate permitted disposal facilities. All sanitary
wastes will be collected from portable units a minimum of once per week and disposed
of at a licensed facility.