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c. Soil Excavation and Stockpile Areas <br />d. Surface Drainage Control Structures <br />e. Fuel and Oil Storage Areas <br />g. <br />The waste dump area was stripped of soil that was redistributed over the <br />previously reclaimed waste rock during reclamation. It is not practical to strip <br />this soil off the waste rock pile to reuse in the new reclamation effort. As the toe <br />of the existing waste rock pile is expanded, or the pile is extended up the hillside, <br />soil will be salvaged from these areas and stored to the west of the waste area. <br />For a detailed description of all stormwater diversion structures and maps, see <br />Appendix III - Drainage Design Plan. <br />A 500- gallon diesel storage tank will be brought onsite once mining operations <br />are re- started. A lined secondary containment adequate to contain 120% of the <br />tank's contents will be constructed underneath the tank. <br />No large quantities of oil will be stored on site. When mining activity begins, it <br />may be necessary to store small quantities (5- gallon buckets) of antifreeze, motor <br />oil, gear oil, hydraulic oil, rock drill oil, etc. These will be stored in the <br />compressor shed near the portal. Used oil will be hauled offsite and disposed of <br />properly. <br />f. Shop /dry and Maintenance Shops <br />The surface facilities will consist of a shop building, a compressor building, and <br />an electrical substation. These facilities will be located adjacent to the mine <br />portal (see Exhibit C - Maps, Figure C4). <br />Roads and Associated Pads <br />Several roads were previously constructed in order to access ventholes 1, 2, and 3 <br />(location and acreage associated with each are listed above). <br />Access roads and pads will be sprayed with magnesium chloride or water as <br />needed to control fugitive dust. The magnesium chloride will not be stored onsite, <br />but rather brought in as needed. <br />