PERMFILE120495

• Permit No: C1980007
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 12/11/2001
• Section_Exhibit Name: EXHIBIT 08 Spill Prevention, Control & Countermeasure Plan
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

Mountain Coal Company SPCC Plan
West Elk Mine February 1993
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Clean-UD
Clean-up of an oil or hazardous material release shall proceed in a timely and
diligent manner. The materials shall be collected, removed, and stored in
accordance with all applicable regulations. Inert absorbent material may be used.
The use of chemicals to disperse, coagulate, or otherwise treat oil or hazazdous
materials should be discussed with environmental personnel.
Contamination of the sedimentation ponds or the freshwater pond may occur
following an oil or hazardous material release. Once contamination has occursed,
the material must be contained and removed from the water. Materials, such as
oil, which float to the surface, may be removed using absorbent material. If the
material released becomes dissolved in the water or migrates to the bottom of the
pond, alternative remediation methods will be reseazched and implemented.
The spilled material and/or contaminated material shall be disposed in accordance
with all federal, state, and local regulations.
~• Equipment and Manpower
All mine equipment and personnel are available for spill containment and clean-
up, including:
- 10-20 employees per shift
- Tracked bulldozer
- Front-end loader
- Water truck
- Road grader
- Backhce
VIII. POST RELEASE REQUIREMENTS
- Dump truck
- Rubber tired crane
- Flatbed truck
- Vacuum truck
- Bobcat loader
- Four-inch portable pump
- Electric submersible
pump
Within ten working days following a release which meets the definition of an "oil
or hazardous material spill" as defined in the discussion section of this plan,
environmental personnel shall prepare a complete written report describing all
aspects of the release and steps taken to prevent a recurrence. The finzl report
will include the following information:
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