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5.3.3.1 (cont.) <br /> portable gas-powered pumps and flexible piping (hoses) may have to be used to transfer water <br /> back into the system. If there is time to test the water and a low pH condition exists, then <br /> crushed limestone, slaked lime, or kiln dust may be added to the water to elevate the pH. Clean- <br /> up of a granular water softener spill involves simply sweeping the material into a scoop shovel <br /> and replacement in a secure bag. Clean-up of a diesel spill would involve diking (booms or <br /> pillows) the spill or applying floor dry, and wiping the concrete slab with a clean rag. Disposal <br /> of soiled sorbent materials would be in Climax' landfill. <br /> Nearest Clean-up Equipment: A spill kit is located in the SWWPS. Portable gas-powered <br /> pumps, couplings, and hoses are available onsite. Crushed limestone and slaked lime are <br /> available at the TDH and the lime slaking facility. Kiln dust is located at the Mayflower Waste <br /> Water Treatment Plant. <br /> Monitoring: Visual checks are performed daily. Operating conditions are telemetrically <br /> transmitted to the Mill Control Room and a warning light is visible at the SWWPS. <br /> Reporting: Any spill of industrial water should be documented immediately using the "Spill <br /> Incident Report" form (Appendix 1), and given to the Environmental Coordinator. Any spill <br /> which threatens waters of the State of Colorado is subject to the reporting requirements given in <br /> Sections 4.2, 4.3, and 4.4 of this SPCC Plan. <br /> 56 <br />