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This SRP is the guide for prevention and expedited control of "releases" of the above-listed substances to ground or waters when such releases are the responsibility of CC&V2. This SRP is #o be used by CC&V Team Members to assist in responding to, containing, remediating and recording, • and reporting responses to releases. Names and telephone numbers of CC&V Team Members arid other persons to be notified are listed on the front cover and in the ERP under the CONTACTS tab. Transporter contacts are listed in the ERP under the CONTACTS tab: The external reportirig contacts and agencies to whom certain releases are to be reported by representatives of the Environmental Resources are also listed in the ERP under the CONTACTS tab. 1.1 External Reporting -Reportable Gluantities i • Releases that occur out of doors and outside an engineered containment area and which meet qr exceed the numeric thresholds known as Reportable Quantities ("RQ") as listed in Table 1, requirie reporting to outside county, state and/or federal agencies. Spills or releases of these substances should be immediately reported to the Environmental Resources Department and CC&V Team supervisors. Use the Internal Spill Report form (Appendix A) provided in this SRP to document th'e spill or release. Provide the Internal Spill Report to the Environmental Resources Department as soon as possible within the same shift of the occurrence so that external reporting can bye accomplished within the required 24 hours. (~)_ i Table 1 Reportable quantities if Released to Land Bulk Chemicals Product Used at CC&V Listed Chemical RD of listed Chemical (pounds) Density of product ounds/ allon) Concentration of Listed Chemical (% RQ of Product (allons Diesel or Gasoline Diesel or Gasoline 1,000 cz~ tifreeze Eth lene GI col 5,000 8.34 95.0% 631!.07 odium H droxide odium H droxide 1,000 12.71 50.0% 157,x.36 H drochloric Acid H drochloric Acid 5,000 9.83 36.0% 1,412.91 ntiscalant Phos horic Acid 100 8.92 10.0% 112.11 odium H ochlorite odium H ochlorite 100 alcium H ochlorite alcium H ochlorite 10 snide Solutions odium C snide cs~ 10 8.34 0.010% 11,990.41 snide Solutions odium C snide ~3~ 10 8.34 0.015% 7,993.61 snide Solutions odium C snide t3~ 10 8.34 24.0% 5.00 snide Solutions odium C snide c3> 10 8.34 25.0% 4.80 snide Solutions odium Cyanide ca> 10 8.34 26.0% 4.61 snide Solutions odium C snide cs) 10 8.34 27.0% 4.44 snide Solutions odium snide c3~ 10 8.34 28.0% 4.28 snide Solutions odium C snide ls~ 10 8.34 29.0% 4.13 ~'~ Discharge of oil in such quantities that result in exceedance of applicable receiving water quality standards or cause a film or sheen upon the surface of the receiving water must be reported to the National Response Center. cz~ Into or upon the navigable waters of the U. S. or shorelines in a single event cap The Cyanide Containment Policy is included as Appendix D of this Plan. Use the graphs in Appendix E to calculate the amount of cyanide released from known quantities and concentrations. z CC&V does not normally respond to releases that may occur as a result of a contractor or other activity conducted on CC&V property under a lease or contractual arrangement. Rather, any contractor or other authorized activity should include clear and enforceable requirements for that other entity to have an acceptable SPCC Plan and to have control and response procedures in place. Spill Response Plan September 25, 2006 • EMS: AGANA/CCVS:\4010-00055 CC & V 112(d) Permit Application\ERP, SPCC, FMP\SRP_05-06.doc. Doc. # E-006 S:\4010-00055 CC & V 112(d) Permit Application\ERP, SPCC, FMP\SRP_05-06.doc Revision 03 Printed Copies are Uncontrolled 2