Plans re prevention of spills 
 5. (1) Plans required by clause 91.1 (a) of the Act to prevent or reduce the risk of spills of pollutants must contain the following, in writing: 1.  The identification of all spills that, i.  may occur at the plant or relate to the operations of the plant, ii.  are reasonably foreseeable, and iii.  have the potential to cause adverse effects. 2.  An analysis of the likelihood of each spill identified under paragraph 1 to occur, based on, i.  the properties and characteristics of all pollutants used at the plant and, for each pollutant, the maximum expected quantity of the pollutant that may be at the plant, ii.  the manner in which each pollutant is stored, handled, processed and disposed of at the plant, iii.  the physical and geographic characteristics of the location at which each pollutant is stored, handled, processed and disposed of at the plant, iv.  whether there have been previous spills of the pollutant at the plant or relating to its operations, and v.  any other factors that the person developing the plans considers relevant. 3.  For each spill analyzed under paragraph 2, an explanation of how the conclusion relating to the likelihood of the spill was reached. 4.  A map of the area around the plant identifying all of the following places that are within the area that may be affected by a spill identified in paragraph 1: i.  Health care facilities. ii.  Senior citizens’ residences and long-term care facilities. iii.  Child care facilities. iv.  Educational facilities. v.  Dwellings. vi.  Places of business. vii.  Transportation corridors. viii.  Vulnerable areas as defined in subsection 2 (1) of the Clean Water Act, 2006. ix.  Sensitive ground water and surface water features identified in an instrument under the Planning Act. x.  Wells and intakes of drinking water systems. xi.  Flood plain areas. xii.  Fish and wildlife habitat areas. 5.  An analysis of the likelihood that a spill identified in paragraph 1 will cause an adverse effect at a place listed in paragraph 4, and the extent of the adverse effect. 6.  For each spill analyzed under paragraph 5, an explanation of how the conclusions as to the likelihood and extent of the adverse effect were reached. 7.  A risk assessment for each spill identified under paragraph 1 based on, i.  the likelihood of the spill occurring as determined under paragraph 2, and ii.  the extent of any adverse effects as determined under paragraph 5. 8.  For each spill assessed to be of significant risk under paragraph 7, i.  an identification of possible steps that could be taken to prevent or reduce the risk of the spill from occurring, ii.  an identification meeting the description in subsection (2) of which steps identified under subparagraph i have been or will be taken to prevent or reduce the risk of the spill from occurring, and iii.  for the steps identified under subparagraph i that have not been and will not be taken, an explanation of that decision. 9.  Procedures to ensure that, for steps that will be taken under subparagraph 8 ii, i.  if the step relates to the construction or installation of any structure, equipment or mechanism, the structure, equipment or mechanism be monitored and maintained in good repair, and ii.  personnel be trained in implementing the step and in operating, monitoring and maintaining any structure, equipment or mechanism referred to in subparagraph i.  O. Reg. 224/07, s. 5 (1). (2) The identification referred to in subparagraph 8 ii of subsection (1) must include a consideration of the appropriateness of taking each of the following steps to prevent or reduce the risk of the spill from occurring: 1.  Constructing or installing containment structures. 2.  Installing and maintaining mechanisms or equipment to monitor the operations of the plant, including installing and maintaining an alarm system or other notification system to alert personnel who operate the plant that the spill is imminent, and documenting the procedures for operating the mechanism or equipment. 3.  Altering or redesigning industrial processes used at the plant to prevent or reduce the risk of the spill, or installing equipment for the purpose. 4.  Maintaining structures, equipment or mechanisms in good repair.  O. Reg. 224/07, s. 5 (2).