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Material /Supply <br />A pproxim ate <br />M Approximate onthly Use <br />D Form d <br />Amount Stored <br />Storage Method <br />Diesel Fuel <br />500 gallons <br />15,000 gallons <br />Liquid <br />5,000 gallons <br />Tanks <br />Propane <br />100-200 <br />gallons <br />3 -5,000 gallons <br />Gas <br />2, -3,000 gallons <br />Tanks <br />Oil /Lubricants <br />20 -50 gallons <br />500-1, <br />gallons <br />Liquid <br />1,000 gallons <br />Sealed Drums <br />Antifreeze <br />2-5 gallons <br />(variable) <br />50 gallons <br />Liquid <br />100 gallons <br />Individual <br />Containers <br />Solvents <br />2 -5 gallons <br />100 gallons <br />Liquid <br />100 gallons <br />Individual <br />Containers <br />Explosives <br />(Emulsion <br />Product) <br />500 pounds <br />15,000 pounds <br />Solid <br />15,000 pounds <br />Locked <br />Magazines <br />Explosives <br />(Blasting <br />Detonators) <br />100 -150 <br />3,000 -4,500 <br />Solid <br />5,000 each <br />Locked <br />Magazines <br />Any fuel (or other hazardous materials) spills will be cleaned immediately, and any resulting waste <br />will be transferred off site in accordance with applicable federal and state regulations. The prime <br />contractor will maintain a final SPCC plan and spill kits on site for use in case of a spill. <br />Table 5, Materials and Supplies <br />Note: Stored materials and supplies will be updated once construction has been completed. <br />Or any sites with permit coverage before June 30, 2007, the permittee's SMWP must meet the new <br />SWMP requirements as summarized in Section 11.1 of the rationale. Any needed changes must be made <br />by October 1, 2007. <br />RESPONSE: All activity at the San Juan Silver Project, "Bulldog Underground Exploration <br />Project" has and will take place after June 30, 2007. <br />C.2 SWMP CONTENTS — Narrative Site Description <br />The SWMP shall include the following items, at a minimum: <br />Site Description. The SWMP shall clearly describe the construction activity, to include: <br />a) The nature of the construction activity at the site. <br />RESPONSE: RGS plans a three to five -year underground mineral exploration drilling program in <br />an area northwest of the community of Creede, in Mineral County, Colorado. RGS plans to <br />conduct the exploration drilling by developing an 1800 -2000 foot decline (adit) into the mineralized <br />zone of the Campbell Mountain formation. The project will consist of a decline, portal bench, <br />access road, facility site and evaporation /holding pond(s). Details of the proposed underground <br />exploration program are included in the 2011 Plan of Operations Amendment that RGS submitted <br />to the Forest Service and the Colorado Division of Mining, Reclamation and Safety (DRMS) on <br />August 22, 2011. <br />b) The proposed sequence for major activities. <br />RESPONSE: RGS plans to methodically expand exploration from areas of known geology, <br />structure and mineralization into areas of similar geological characteristics that have potential to <br />host mineralization, e.g., proceed from the "known to the unknown ". With this plan amendment, <br />RGS plans to take exploration underground. During the next 6 — 12 months the decline, portal <br />bench and facilities will be constructed. And, underground exploration drilling will begin. No <br />112 East 12 Street P.O. Box 610 Creede, CO 81130 <br />719 - 658 -1080 Fax 719 - 658 -1082 <br />