PERMFILE123070

• Permit No: M2007044
• IBM Index Class Name: Permit File
• Doc Date: 7/2/2007
• Doc Name: Preliminary MC.SPCC Plann & Emergency Response Plan
• From: Energy Fuels
• To: DRMS
• Media Type: D
• Archive: No

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MC 1 SPCC 06/29/07
Section 3.0 -Government Agency Notification
The Technical Services Supervisor or Corporate Environmental Manager will determine if
any release of hazardous material has occurred in Reportable Quantities (RQ).
1. The release of an RQ hazardous material will then be reported within 24-hours of the
occurrence in the following manner:
1.1.Hazardous Materials RQ spllls will be reported by telephone to:
The State of Colorado Emergency Management Unit (EMU):
24-Hour Emergency Number: 1-877-518-5608
if unable to reach the EMU, then -
US Environmental Protection Agency
Region VIII Office
Denver, Colorado
USEPA 24 Hour Emergency Spill Number: 1-800-424-8802
. If the spill enters surface waters where the possibility of harm to fish or aquatic life exists,
or the spill enters land where there is a possibility of harm to game or wildlife habitat,
EFR will also notify the State Division of Wildlife by telephone:
Colorado Division of Wildlife
NW Region Service Center
[phone]
1.2.Fue1 and Oil spills will be evaluated to determine the urgency of the reporting
requirement.
1.2.1. Spills that enter a water body will be reported immediately to:
The State of Colorado Emergency Management Unit (EMU):
24-Hour Emergency Number: 1-877-518-5608
if unable to reach the EMU, then -
USEPA 24 Hour Emergency Spill Number: 1-800-424-8802
1.2.2. Spills greater than 2S gallons that ate contained and will not reach a water body
will be reported following the written report criteria listed in 1.3 below.
. 1.3.Following telephone notification, EFR will submit a written report to the appropriate
agencies or officials within five working days after the occurrence.