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? Office of the State Engineer - Permit No. 041824-FR (groundwater well) <br />2.2 FUEL STORAGE AND SPILL PREVENTION <br />POL products at the Pit are handled and stored in a way to prevent them from entering <br />surface waters or groundwater. The type, and volume, of POL products stored at the Pit are <br />listed in the table below. <br />POL STORAGE - Vagneur Gravel Pit 77 <br />FPOL Product Container <br />Type Number of <br />Tanks or <br />Drums Maximum <br />Capacity (gallons) Maximum On- <br />Site Storage <br />(gallons) <br />Diesel Fuel # 2 Steel Tank 1 6,000 6,000 <br />Diesel Fuel # 2 Steel Tanks 2 10,000 20,000 <br />Diesel Fuel # 2 Steel Tank 1 500 500 <br />Lubricating Oils Steel Drums 6 55 330 <br />Asphalt Oil Steel Tank 1 25,000 25,000 <br />Gasoline Steel Tank 1 4,000 4,000 <br />All fuel is stored in aboveground tanks (ASTs), which are placed in concrete-bermed and <br />lined containment areas. The ASTs are inspected annually by the Colorado Department of <br />Labor and Employment's Oil Inspection Section (OIS). Asphalt oil is stored in portable, <br />heated, tank trailers. Tank ullage documents are kept at the pit to determine routine POL <br />usage and Elam maintains a current Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plan <br />(SPCC) for the Pit (dated August 2002). Equipment (i.e., loaders, hand tools), laborers, and <br />materials (i.e., absorbents) for implementing spill control are also readily available at the Pit. <br />All Pit operations are conducted and managed in a manner that prevents the release of <br />potential contaminants or waste materials to the environment. Fueling of Pit equipment is <br />performed only in designated areas away from surface water or drainages leading to surface <br />water. <br />To minimize the risk of a fuel spill, the following procedures are implemented: <br />Vagneur Pit - WRPP <br />5 <br />September 1, 2006