much of the discussion that led up to the passing of the Colorado Odor regulations for swine CAFOs known as Regulation No. 2 back in 1999, which occurred after passage of Amendment 14 in 1998. I understand that there are no odor regulations for poultry facilities, but to claim there are no air pollution regulations for CAFOs at all is not true and belittles the tremendous accomplish made by citizens to create and pass such regulation. From the State of Colorado website: Air Quality Control Commission “Colorado Regulation No. 2, Part B, which requires housed commercial swine feeding operations to obtain an operating [air] permit and an Odor Management Plan that details how the facility will to minimize odor from all aspects of the operation to the greatest extent possible.”
much of the discussion that led up to the passing of the Colorado Odor regulations for swine CAFOs known as Regulation No. 2 back in 1999, which occurred after passage of Amendment 14 in 1998. I understand that there are no odor regulations for poultry facilities, but to claim there are no air pollution regulations for CAFOs at all is not true and belittles the tremendous accomplish made by citizens to create and pass such regulation. From the State of Colorado website: “Colorado Air Quality Control Commission Regulation No. 2, Part B, which requires housed commercial swine feeding operations to obtain an operating [air] permit and an Odor Management Plan that details how the facility will to minimize odor from all aspects of the operation to the greatest extent possible.”