2012-10-01_REVISION - M1977310 (17)

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D. Sampling Liquid and /or solid samples will be collected in the area affected by the spill to determine the extent of the spill, and the clean -up required. E. Clean -up Clean -up will consist of the removal of the spilled material, material contaminated by the spill, and any other debris resulting from the spill. Following the clean -up the area affected by the spill will be restored to pre -spill conditions. The materials contaminated by the spill that are cleaned -up will be disposed of in an appropriate manner depending on the type of contamination. F. Report Preparation The Environmental Coordinator will be responsible for preparing a report that addresses the cause of the spill, the spill containment procedures used, the results of the sampling that was performed to determine the extent of the spill, the results of the clean -up effort, and recommendations for measures to prevent future occurrences of similar incidences. Section 3 Government Agency Notification Fuel and Oil spills will be evaluated to determine the reporting requirements. Spills greater than 25 gallons that are contained and will not reach a water body will be reported by telephone to the appropriate agency, then a written report will be submitted to the appropriate agency or official within five working days after the spill. Section 4 Preventative Facilities The items listed below have been identified as materials that have spill potential. The preventative features of the storage locations are described along with the materials. Materials and Location Deisel Fuel Tank Oil barrels Ore Storage pad Spill Containment Features Hypalon lined earthen bermed containment Galvanized metal containment tank Clay lined, earthen bermed containment area Section 5 List of Materials Representing a Spill Threat to the Environment Material Location Quantity Diesel fuel Diesel fuel tank 1000 gal max Lubricants and Antifreeze Surface oil storage area 300 gal 2