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iii iiniiiiiiiiiiii 999 STATE OF COLORf~DO Roy Romer, Governor Patti Shwayder, Acting Executive Director Oedica[ed [o protecting and improving We hea/Ih and environment o/the people of Colorado 4300 Cherry Creek Dr. 5. Laborawry Building Denver, Colorado 80222-1530 4210 E. 17th Avenue Phone (303) 692-2000 Denver, Colorado 80220-3:16 (303) 691-4700 Water Quality Control Division W QCD-PE-B2 (303y<692-3500 PAX (303)+782-0390 March 27, 1995 Murari P. Shres[ha Assistant Manager of Engineering Western Fuels-Utah, Inc. 405 Urban St., Suite 305 Lakewood, CO 80228 12E: Materials Containment Plan Western Fuels-CO, 1.LC -New Horizon Mine CDPS No. CO-0000213 Montrose County Dear Mr. Shrestha: off' COQ ~~ 9~ Nei RECEivE •, ~g~~- ~ r8 !6 ~ MAR 3 ~ l~7etado Departrnent of Public Health and Environment [;ivisior~ or iwinereis a ~eoiuyy We have reviewed the SPCC Plan ("plan") submitted March 21, 1995, for compliance with Part I.E. l ., Materials Containment Plan ("MCP"), of the recently renewed petmi[. As a point of clarification, we want to note that the permit indicates that submittal of a SPCC Plan may satisfy all or part of the permit requirements. This is specifically contingent on the plan addressing all issues specified in Part I.E.1. If the plan addresses all these issues, it can be submitted as is. If it does not, additional infomlation must be gathered and added to the plan to comply with the permit. The plan is acceptable with the following comments. • The plan refers to "reportable quantities" in reference to spills. The MCP requires addressing of all spills that have a reasonable probability of having a visible or otherwise detrimental impact on waters of the state. Further, the permit specifies a three year period for review, not one year. Please refer to the permit for additional information. If the plan does not fully address all materials required by the permit, it will need to be modified and resubmitted. • The plan states that it applies to surface facilities with aggregate or single storage of 660 gallons or [Wore. The permit does not make this distinction. Thus, it appears that, on this basis, the plan may need to be modified to address storage of smaller quantities, if they exist. In addition, the MCP specifies that materials other that oil and fuel must be addressed. This includes chemicals used for treatment, explosives, etc. Please see the permit. • The plan contains information for contacting the Colorado Department of Health and the National Response Center. Our department has changed its name, address and telephone number since ttte plan was prepared. This needs to he updated. Further, EPA Region VIII should be notified. Current information for these agencies is: Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (303)+692-3500 (Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.ln. to 5:00 p.m.) and (303)+756-4455 (if not able to contact anyone a[ first number -this is a 24-hour number);