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15 of each year) and communicate with LKA International Inc. to address permit <br />fees etc.. <br />7. Consistency with Other Plans <br />Available information from the Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure <br />(SPCC) plans within Section 311 of the CWA were reviewed and are compatible <br />with the measures provided herein. The Golden Wonder mine site does not <br />qualify as a facility requiring an SPCC under the rule as described within 40 CFR <br />112. The Golden Wonder would qualify as a `non-transportation-related' facility, <br />however it does not contain `an aggregate aboveground storage capacity greater <br />than 1,320 gallons or a completely buried storage capacity greater than 42,000 <br />gallons. None-the-less, the mine site is adjacent to an intermittent tributary <br />(Deadman Gulch) that feeds into the Lake Fork of the Gunnison. As such, it is <br />prudent to exercise spill prevention in order to control any inadvertent releases of <br />pollutants to this water resource. A spill prevention strategy was previously <br />described in Section 4 and will address any concern with pollutant release to the <br />tributary. <br />In addition, this plan complies with environmental protection plan requirements <br />within the Golden Wonder mine permit (DRMS Permit No. M-1978-091). A copy <br />of this plan will be retained at the mine within the temporary storage building. It <br />will also accompany any visiting GGI personnel who attend to the routine site <br />inspections. <br />Reference Citations <br />Keller, G., and J. Sherar. 2003. Low-Volume Roads Engineering. Best <br />Management Practices Field Guide. USDA Forest Service in Cooperation with <br />Conservation Management Institute. July, 2003. <br />Page 16 of 16