Documentation for New Manure Storages

1. Documentation for New Manure Storages Manure Management Conference March 2007

2. Notice of Intent to Construct

3. Notice of Intent to Construct • Establishes base date for setback compliance determination • (“who was here first”) • Required for construction of any livestock facility or livestock waste handling facility • Must be submitted and approved prior to construction • May trigger Public Informational Meeting process (lagoon or “new” >1,000a.u.)

4. Notice of Intent to Construct Common Issues: • Ensure that all blanks are complete • List all existing and proposed structures • Distinguish • Map should depict compliance with applicable setback • Submit a complete plot plan • Sign application

5. Notice of Intent to Construct “New” Facility vs. “Expansion” Facility

6. Definitions • “New” facility • No existing structures; or • Expansion where fixed capital cost of the new components constructed within a 2-year period exceed 50% of the cost of a comparable entirely new facility • New Facilities subject to numeric setbacks • ¼ mile residential setback • ½ mile populated area setback

7. Notice of Intent to Construct • “Expansion” Facility • Expanded, not “ new” if fixed capital cost of the new components constructed within a 2-year period does not exceed 50% of the cost of a comparable entirely new facility • Expansions are subject to maximum feasible location • Proposed structure must be closer to owner’s residence or existing livestock structures than nearest non-facility owned residence.

8. Do I Qualify as an Expansion? Comparable Entirely New Facility Cost + = Existing Replacement Cost New Construction Cost

9. $500,000 + $250,000 = $750,000 Existing Replacement Cost New Construction Cost Total $ 250,000 750,000 X 100 = 33.3% New building must be less than 50% of total to qualify as “Expansion”

10. Plot Plan Example “Expansion”

11. Plot Plan Example “New” Facility

12. Design Requirements

13. Non-Lagoon Livestock Waste Handling Facility Application

14. Construction Standards • Lagoons • ASAE 403.2 or NRCS “Waste Treatment Lagoon” • Site investigation (50 feet below planned bottom - results to adjust design requirements) • Non-Lagoons • MWPS-36, MWPS-18, NRCS standards • Site investigation (karst area, 100 yr. Flood plain, aquifer material w/in 5 ft of bottom – results to adjust design requirementsor prohibit construction)

15. Plan View

16. Cross Section

17. Cross Section

18. Details

19. Details

20. Details

21. Details

22. Perimeter Foundation Drain • Required when seasonal high water table may encroach upon the bottom of the waste handling structure • Quarterly monitoring requirement • Supporting justification must be provided if not installed • Soil boring • Soil survey

23. Perimeter Drainage

25. Facility Location

27. Inspections • Pre-Construction • Verify accuracy of Noitc • During Construction • Verify construction proceeding according to Department approved construction plan • Final Construction • Final walk through • Conducted after waste handling system complete

28. Certification Documentation

29. Certification Documentation • Certification of Construction • Signed by owner • Certification of Concrete Quality • Signed by supplier • Verifies 28 day minimum compressive strength • Copies of delivery tickets • $250 filing fee

30. Certification Documentation • Certification of Initial Perimeter Drain sample (if applicable) • Results submitted within 30 days • Baseline sample • Photographic evidence of construction • Site preparation through final construction • Items unable to be visually verified when structure complete • “Typical” Photos • i.e. walljoints, footings, etc.

31. Photographic Evidence

32. Photographic Evidence

33. Photographic Evidence

34. Photographic Evidence

35. Questions or Comments?

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