General information
 4. Spill prevention and contingency plans must contain a written description of the plant that includes the following general information:  1.  Identifying and contact information including, i.  the legal name of the person who owns the plant and the person’s operating or business name, if it differs from the legal name, ii.  if the person operating the plant is not the person who owns the plant, the legal name of the person who operates the plant and the person’s operating or business name, if it differs from the legal name, iii.  the mailing address of the plant, iv.  all information necessary to locate each property on which the plant is located, v.  the telephone number and fax number of the plant, vi.  if anyone holds the positions, the name, email address and telephone number of any plant managers, persons who are responsible for security at the plant, environmental coordinators, health and safety coordinators, persons who are responsible for responding to a spill and persons who are responsible for emergency services at the plant, vii.  the name of the person referred to in subparagraph 5 i of subsection 6 (1) and the email address and telephone number where he or she can be contacted, both during the hours that the plant is operating and during the hours that the plant is not operating, if applicable, and the same contact information for the person’s alternate, and viii.  the name, email address and telephone number of a person in senior management who is responsible for ensuring compliance with this Regulation, and the same contact information for the person’s alternate. 2.  An explanation of the steps, if any, that are required to gain entry to the plant. 3.  Plans and drawings of the plant and each property on which the plant is located that are drawn to scale and that accurately show, i.  property boundaries, ii.  the main storage, handling, processing and disposal areas at the plant, iii.  discharge points that are regulated under an Act of Ontario or Canada or by-law, including stacks and vents for discharges to air, iv.  the location of any work, container or structure from which a spill identified in paragraph 1 of subsection 5 (1) may occur, including aboveground and underground storage tanks, and the volume that the work, container or structure is capable of holding, v.  any other works, containers or structures at or from which a spill identified in paragraph 1 of subsection 5 (1) may occur, vi.  floor drains that have a potential to discharge pollutants into the natural environment and an indication of the destination to where the floor drains lead, vii.  loading and unloading areas, including any docks or piers, viii.  sump pumps in areas where pollutants may be stored, handled, processed, transferred or disposed of and an indication of the destination to where the pollutants are pumped, ix.  test holes as defined in Regulation 903 of the Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1990 (Wells) made under the Ontario Water Resources Act, or any other excavation that is made to monitor conditions of the natural environment, x.  ground water and surface water supplies used at the plant, xi.  structures that are designed to contain any spills that may occur, xii.  equipment for capturing and removing spilled pollutants, xiii.  any works for the collection, transmission, treatment and disposal of stormwater, including stormwater ponds, stormwater catch basins and, if a stormwater catch basin discharges to surface water, an indication of whether there are valves or other mechanisms to control the discharge of the stormwater from the catch basin, and xiv.  any other structures or works at the plant that may be relevant to spill prevention and response, including pipes, gates, fences and barriers.  O. Reg. 224/07, s. 4.