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,~1 Montgomery Gravel Operation mill Prevention Control and Countermeasure Plan Pace 3 ' GENERAL SPILL CLEANUP Any site with large amounts of oil storage has the potential to impact subsurface soils/ ' groundwater by spills, leaks and/or dumping of oil products. Due to the costs associated with cleaning up contaminated soils and groundwater, there is a strong incentive to quickly respond to even minor oil spills. Typical absorbent-type materials currently on the market that soak up oil products will be available at the B&B facility to be used for minor oil spill cleanup. Some of the more common adsorbents used are Lite-Dri Absorbent, Volclay, or kitty litter. For large spills or leaks, B&B will maintain portable pumps capable of pumping excess oil into ' the tank/berm storage to await proper disposal. B&B will also maintain the capabilities (i.e., loaders, backhces) to excavate oil contaminated soils and build emergency berms to redrrecdcontrol asignificant oil release. For leaks where adsorbents are used to clean the oil or when surface soils are impacted, the resulting waste material will be disposed of at approved landfills or, with permission from the State of Colorado Health Department, it may be recycled in asphalt mix. ' SECURITY ' The B&B Excavating facility is fenced and has a lockable gate at its entrance. This gate remains locked when the facility is unattended. Unauthorized personnel are not allowed past ' the B&B offices which aze located at the facility entrance. The fill piping to the AST's aze securely capped when not in service. AST dispensers/nozzles are equipped with shut-off valves in case of hose failure. Authorized personnel that drive in the production azea where AST's ' are located are verbally dvected to take precautions not to drive or park near AST's that could be damaged by vehicle collision. ' SPILL REPORTING AND DOCUMENTATION PROCESS Significant spills (more than 1,000 gallons) will be notified to the local regulatory health ' department and the EPA. The spill will be controlled and cleaned up, and afollow-up comple- tion report will be submitted to the Health Department and the EPA to document appropriate actions. Spills smaller than 1,000 gallons will be first controlled and then remediated. A ' record of these small spill events will be completed and filed at the B&B facility for a period of three years after the event. If a spill impacts navigable waters of the United States, the National Response Center will be supplied with the following information: NATIONAL RESPONSE CENTER 1-800-424-8802 or 202-267-2675 • time, location and source of spill; • type and quantity of material spilled; • cause and circumstances of the spill; ' • hazard associated with the spill; • personal injuries;