EXISTING N.C. MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR ANIMAL WASTE SYSTEMS Types of regulated animal operations Components of a waste plan Environmental concerns Statute.

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EXISTING N.C. MANAGEMENT REQUIREMENTS FOR ANIMAL WASTE SYSTEMS Types of regulated animal operations Components of a waste plan Environmental concerns Statute and rule requirements Future issues View PowerPoint Presentation

O200 OPERATIONS Primarily liquid systems >100 animal units # animals # facilities Swine Cattle Poultry 30, Horses 75 4

DRY POULTRY LITTER > 30,000 birds ~ 4,000 operations General statute sets waste management requirement

TYPICAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS Flush-lagoon-irrigation Scrape-storage pond-honey wagon Cleanout-drystack-spreader

COMPONENTS OF AN 0200 WASTE MANAGEMENT PLAN O&M plan Emergency action plan Odor control Insect control Mortality disposal

LAGOON/HOLDING POND DESIGN Storage needs - waste, rainfall, 24hr storm events, treatment volume, etc Freeboard and consideration for emergency spillway Liner

RUNOFF CONTROLS Buffers Setbacks Diversions Roof gutters

WASTE UTILIZATION PLAN Amount of manure produced and used Soils imfo RYES for crops by field N application rates Waste application windows Waste and soil testing

RECORD KEEPING Waste application records Waste and soil samples Weekly lagoon level

Dry Litter Plan Waste test Soil test and apply lime Apply litter at agronomic rates for N Keep records of tests and application Shared responsibility among producer, applicator and landuser

0200 PLAN REQUIREMENTS Meet state adopted NRCS standards Certified by technical specialist

NRCS STANDARDS FOR 0200 Waste storage pond code 425 Waste treatment lagoon code359 Waste utilization code 633

TECHNICAL SPECIALISTS Categories of designation, structural,WUP, irrigation etc NRCS, SWCD, CES, NCDA&CS staff P.E.s Individuals designated by S&WCC

0200 OPERATION REQUIREMENTS Certified plan Permit general or individual Operator in charge

OPERATOR IN CHARGE OF ANIMAL WASTE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM Required for 0200 operations with liquid systems Certified by the WPCSOCC Training and testing requirements for initial certification Continuing ed required

STATE OVERVIEW OF 0200 FACILITIES Ensure plans are being followed DWQ annual compliance inspection DS&W annual operation review Self reporting Complaints

CURRENT ISSUES P Air Emissions New technology

DEFICIENCIES AND VIOLATIONS THRU 9/00 Identified ItemNumber% of 3,980 Discharges Reached waters37.9 Freeboard Over application Crops different802