Best management practices plan for fugitive dust control
 29. (1) For the purposes of clause 20.21 (1) (c) of the Act, a person who engages in an activity prescribed by section 2 of this Regulation shall ensure that the following requirements are complied with if the most recent EASR ESDM report in respect of the facility at which the person engages in the activity identifies a source of fugitive dust: 1. At all times when engaging in the activity, a best management practices plan for fugitive dust control in respect of the facility that meets the requirements in subsection (2) must be available at the facility. 2. The plan must be implemented in accordance with its contents. 3. The best management practices plan for fugitive dust control must be reviewed at least once in every 10-year period by a licensed engineering practitioner. 4. An updated best management practices plan for fugitive dust control must be prepared at least once in every 10-year period by a licensed engineering practitioner. However, this requirement does not apply if a licensed engineering practitioner provides the person engaging in the activity with an addendum to the most recent best management plan confirming that the practitioner has reviewed the plan, the information in the plan remains accurate, and no additional measures are necessary to prevent or minimize the discharge of fugitive dust from the facility. The addendum must be dated and signed by the licensed engineering practitioner. (2) The following are the requirements for a best management practices plan for fugitive dust control: 1. It must be dated, signed and sealed by a licensed engineering practitioner and set out the practitioner’s name and licence number. 2. The information in the plan must be accurate as of the date it is signed and sealed. 3. It must contain a statement by the licensed engineering practitioner mentioned in paragraph 1 confirming that, based on the information provided to the practitioner, the information in the plan is accurate as of the date it is signed and sealed. 4. It must contain a statement signed by the person engaging in the prescribed activity confirming that all information the person gave to the licensed engineering practitioner in order to prepare the plan was complete and accurate. 5. It must set out the legal name of each owner of the facility and the name under which each owner carries on business, if it is not the owner’s legal name. 6. If the person who operates the facility is not an owner, the plan must set out the legal name of each person who operates the facility and the name under which each operator carries on business, if it is not the operator’s legal name. 7. It must set out the site address of the facility. 8. It must set out the following with respect to each significant source of fugitive dust at the facility, including each source of fugitive dust that would be a significant source of fugitive dust if it were not controlled: i. Possible causes of the fugitive dust. ii. Measures and procedures implemented at the facility to prevent or minimize the discharge of fugitive dust into the air. iii. Inspection, maintenance and monitoring procedures to ensure the adoption and continued implementation of measures and procedures to prevent or minimize the discharge of fugitive dust into the air. iv. Identification of additional measures and procedures that should be implemented at the facility to prevent or minimize the discharge of fugitive dust into the air, if any, including: A. A
description of the additional measures to be implemented. B. A description of the additional preventative procedures to be implemented. C. If the additional preventative procedures are to be implemented periodically, the frequency with which the procedures should be implemented and material application rates, as applicable. D. A schedule for the implementation of the additional measures, including training of workers. E. Inspection, maintenance and monitoring procedures to ensure the adoption and continued implementation of the additional measures.