HB 122 — Session Law

… of acres and soil types; as an arial photograph showing field identification, boundaries, acres, location of surface waters, irrigation systems, and location of designated sensitive areas with associated nutrient application restrictions or …

… tbacks. (2) Soil and organic waste analyses; maps and information, including drainage class, permeability, available water capacity, depth to water table, and flooding or ponding frequency. (3) Current and or planned crop rotations; rotation …

… anic waste analyses; maps and information, including drainage class, permeability, available water capacity, depth to water table, and flooding or ponding frequency. (3) Current and or planned crop rotations; rotations. (4) Expected yields b …

… est 4 out of 7 year data or, in the absence thereof, soil productivity charts; and Results of applicable soil, plant, water, manure, or organic by-products analyses. (5) Realistic yield goals and the methods used to estimate those goals. Expe …

… r storage shall: (1) Be reflected in the person’s nutrient management plan; (2) Be at least 100 feet from any body of water or drainage ditch; (3) Be at least 100 feet from any public road; (4) Be at least 200 feet from any residence that is …

… through and insertions as shown by underline as follows: § 2248. Confined animal feeding operations subject to Clean Water Act § 402 requirements. (c) Each person or concentrated animal feeding operation covered by this section or identified …

… t not be limited to, the following additional site specific handling and storage considerations: (1) Diverting clean water from contacting animal waste or litter; litter. (2) Preventing storage, collection and conveyance systems from leaking …

… storage, collection and conveyance systems from leaking organic matter, nutrients and pathogens to ground or surface water; water. Page 5 of 7 (3) Providing adequate storage to prevent polluted runoff; runoff. (4) Handling manure and litter …