bacteria and parasites that could negatively impact human health if treatment processes are not adjusted to address the contamination. The railroad tracks Contact the railroad companies to determine the average number of daily (or weekly) trains passing in the ZCC run parallel to the and what types of materials these trains are transporting. Identify the number of rail cars kept on side track, if source water. An any, and what activities (such as maintenance) are performed on the side tracks. accident on the Railroad Traffic railroad or leaks from standing Work with the railroad company to create an emergency response plan incase a hazardous materials spill train cars may would occur to prevent or cleanup contamination of the source water. result in spills into the water supply. Various concerns Investigate USEPA/WVDEP Regulated Sites to verify their location. If identified, provide owners or operators depending upon Regulated PCS sites with copies of fact sheets covering best management practices for handling waste liquids; spill prevention; the regulated pollution prevention; or applicable rules. type. A salvage yard is Communicate with the owners the need for them to properly dispose of oil and other automobile products. located in the SWPA. Oils, antifreeze, and other automobile Ask the owners to institute best management practices (BMPs) to contain and clean up spills. Work with the fluids may leak owner or operator to plan/design/implement methods to control impacts to surface and ground water. Owners Salvage yard from the used may be required to complete a Groundwater Protection Plan depending on the facility NPDES permit. Ask to vehicles and see the Groundwater Protection Plan to insure compliance. If you have questions regarding this plan, contact contaminate the the WVDEP staff geologists at (304)926-0499 ext. 1052 source waters if not cleaned up and disposed of
bacteria and parasites that could negatively impact human health if treatment processes are not adjusted to address the contamination. Railroad Traffic The railroad tracks run parallel to the source water. An accident on the railroad or leaks from standing train cars may result in spills into the water supply. Contact the railroad companies to determine the average number of daily (or weekly) trains passing in the ZCC and what types of materials these trains are transporting. Identify the number of rail cars kept on side track, if any, and what activities (such as maintenance) are performed on the side tracks. Work with the railroad company to create an emergency response plan incase a hazardous materials spill would occur to prevent or cleanup contamination of the source water. Regulated PCS sites Various concerns depending upon the regulated type. Investigate USEPA/WVDEP Regulated Sites to verify their location. If identified, provide owners or operators with copies of fact sheets covering best management practices for handling waste liquids; spill prevention; pollution prevention; or applicable rules. Salvage yard A salvage yard is located in the SWPA. Oils, antifreeze, and other automobile fluids may leak from the used vehicles and contaminate the source waters if not cleaned up and disposed of Communicate with the owners the need for them to properly dispose of oil and other automobile products. Ask the owners to institute best management practices (BMPs) to contain and clean up spills. Work with the owner or operator to plan/design/implement methods to control impacts to surface and ground water. Owners may be required to complete a Groundwater Protection Plan depending on the facility NPDES permit. Ask to see the Groundwater Protection Plan to insure compliance. If you have questions regarding this plan, contact the WVDEP staff geologists at (304)926-0499 ext. 1052
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