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r _ A Schedule of Inspections is included as Appendix B. Inspection forms, to be completed as part of each inspection, are provided in Appendix C. 53 Housekeeping All areas of the facility, particularly with respect to the vehicle maintenance shop, shall be maintained in clean and orderly condition to minimize the potential for degradation of storm water runoff. Equipment and supplies should be periodically stripped of oil and grease buildup, particularly prior to being stored in the boneyard. Empty fuel and lubricant drums and - containers should not be stored in the boneyard area. 5.4 Spill Response Procedure Spill Response Procedures are outlined under the Emergency Response section in the KRC Aggregate, Inc. Facilities Business Plan (incorporated herein by reference). A copy of the Facilities Business Plan is on file at the offices of KRC Aggregate, Inc. Spills would likely be limited to the Vehicle Maintenance Shop area, where lubricants and hydraulic oils are stored and used. An inventory of chemicals stored at the facility is attached as Appendix D. 5.5 Employee Training All employees with responsibility for selection of mining locations, facility and vehicle maintenance, materials storage and general operations must be given training in the follow topics: a) Purpose and contents of this Storm Water Management Plan; b) General and site-specific "good housekeeping" and Best Management Practices; and, c) Storm Water Management Principles, including: • Location of collection and diversion facilities; • Rules and regulations governing discharge permitting; and, • Requirements for non-obligation status. Initial training as outlined above shall be conducted for facility supervisors by the Facilities Maintenance Supervisor no later than October 1, 1993. Supervisors shall train all employees in their departments not later than October 22, 1993. New Supervisors shall be trained Sturm Wamr Management Plan-KRC Aggrepta Inc BSK Pn pd Nn 5921042 9n Rmwd January 1991