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~N~/ k~s Lam'' GRAND GRAVEL PERMIT # M 98 019 '~ 112 CONVERSION SPILL REPORTING POLICY ~~~~°`. - ~AUG 10 2005 ~~~ivision of fi~ GRAND GRAVEL AS THE MINE OPERATOR OUTLINES TIIE FOLLOWING STEPS IN CASE OF A SPILL. The Mine Operator shall Notify the Office of a spill of any toxic or hazardous substance, including spills of petroleum products, that occurs within the mined land permit area or area encompassed by a Notice of Intent and which would be required to be reported to any Division of the Colorado Department of Public Health and the Environment, the National Response Center, the Colorado Emergency Planning Commission, any local Emergency Planning Commission, local Emergency Planning Committee, or the State Oil Inspector. The Operator shall: (1) within 24 hours of the time the spill is reported to any other agency(ies) with jurisdiction over the spill, notify any DMG Minerals Program Field Office or the Minerals Program Denver Office, Division of Minerals and geology, via phone, facsimile, or email; (2) include in the notice any relevant information known at the time contact is made with the Office that would assist the Office in assessing spill seriousness, such as: (a) operation name, DMG permit number and name of person reporting the spill, (b) telephone number of a responsible company official for the Office staff to use as a contact, (c) date and time of spill, (d) type of material spilled (CAS number if applicable, from the material safety data sheet (MSDS) form), (e) estimate of the amount spilled, whether any material has left the permit area, and where the spilled material went, and initial measures taken to contain and clean up spill. (3) copy the Office on any correspondence and/or written reports provided to other agencies. Supplement those reports if necessary to include the information outlined in rule 3.1.13(2).