6.5 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

An Emergency Spill Response Plan has been developed for this site in • conjuntion with Elk River Landfill, Inc. Please see Appendix#3, page 17 (Site Emergency Evacuation Plan) and Appendix #4, page 18 (Means of Egress) which is in place to repond to an emergency spill situation should one occur. This plan was developed as a collective effort for inclusion in the Health and Safety Plan adopted by Elk River Landfill, Inc., Straightline Excavation, Inc., and Conteck Environmental Services, Inc. and dated April 1, 1994. The shop facility has in effect a Small Quantity Hazardous Waste Generator License registered with the MPCA, (See Appendix #5, page 19). All used engine fluids and filters are removed from the site by licensed recycling vendors. B. WIND AND WATER EROSION: Erosion by wind and water are for the most part contained on site. C. DUST CONTROL: Dust is created from the following two sources; dust from the plant processing (conveyor transfers) and from haul road traffic. The dust from the plant processing is naturally held to a minimum by moisture in the bank. Dust 411 from the haul roads on site is minimized by a watering regimen. This regimen consists of watering all site roads a minimum of three times, a day during dry months and documenting the amount of water used. An Air Emissions Permit has been obtained by Straightline Excavation, Inc. from the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency. (Please see Appendix#6, page 20 for active permit copy, including Amendments 1,2;&3). Also, please see Appendix#7, page 21 (Straightlines' most recent inspection report by MPCA) dated August 10, 1995 demonstrating compliance with the permit standards. D. MAINTENANCE OF SECURITY: The owner of the site, Elk River Landfill, Inc., is in the process of working towards the installation of a full parameter fence for this site. E. CONTROL OF WEEDS: Weeds are controlled on site by the owner. 12