SB 318 — Session Law

… ation and application of nutrients in order to help improve and maintain the quality of Delaware's ground and surface waters and to meet or exceed federally mandated water quality standards, in the interest of the overall public welfare; wel …

… p improve and maintain the quality of Delaware's ground and surface waters and to meet or exceed federally mandated water quality standards, in the interest of the overall public welfare; welfare. (2) To establish a certification program th …

… ic and economically viable nutrient management program that will both maintain agricultural profitability and improve water quality in Delaware. (5) To regulate the composition and application of nutrients to turf. § 2202. Definitions. For …

… ative of the commercial nursery industry appointed by the House Minority Leader. (7) The Director of the Division of Watershed Stewardship of DNREC, or the Director’s designee. (8) Four ex officio nonvoting members, or their designee: a. Th …

… of totaling more than 8 animal units; units. (2) Apply nutrients to lands in excess of totaling more than 10 acres or waters as a component of a commercial venture or lands that he or she owns, leases or otherwise controls; or controls. Page …

… trients. (2) Private nutrient handler: A person in this State who applies organic or inorganic nutrients to lands or waters turf or land he or she owns, leases, or otherwise controls; controls. (3) Commercial nutrient handler: A person in th …

… A person in this State who applies, uses, or supervises the application of organic or inorganic nutrients to lands or waters turf or land as a component of a commercial or agricultural business in exchange for a fee or service charge; charge …

… ollowing: (1) Field maps 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 …