Solids Management Plan All Dischargers shall submit a facility-specific Solids Management Plan with the NOI Package. The solids management plan shall address all solids generated by the facility, including wine-making byproducts and pond dredging solids if the facility uses ponds for storage or treatment. If accumulated sludge is proposed to be used as an agronomic addition to fields, the solids management plan shall contain, at a minimum, the following information: Description of the sludge to be removed from the pond, including the volume and percent solids of the sludge. Description of chemical and physical characteristics of the sludge, including results from a one-time sampling resulting in analytical tests of representative composite samples of the solids. The analysis shall include total nitrogen, arsenic, copper, lead, and nickel. If the winery is new, the results of the analysis may be submitted following the first crush season. A statement verifying that neither hazardous waste nor domestic waste has been, is being, or will be discharged to the ponds. A description of the proposed land application area and application methods. The description include the following: Site plan drawing that is a scaled or a dimensioned plan view drawing of the area that includes land topography, property boundaries, application area boundaries, water bodies, water supply wells, and other relevant site features; Net acreage of the winery waste solids application area; Crops to be grown thereupon if applicable; Calculations showing that the winery waste solids will be applied at agronomic rates based on nutrient uptake of the crop, Methods of application, and Time schedule of proposed activities.
Solids Management Plan All Dischargers shall submit a facility-specific Solids Management Plan with the NOI Package. The solids management plan shall address all solids generated by the facility, including wine-making byproducts and pond dredging solids if the facility uses ponds for storage or treatment. If accumulated sludge is proposed to be used as an agronomic addition to fields, the solids management plan shall contain, at a minimum, the following information: Description of the sludge to be removed from the pond, including the volume and percent solids of the sludge. Description of chemical and physical characteristics of the sludge, including results from a one-time sampling resulting in analytical tests of representative composite samples of the solids. The analysis shall include total nitrogen, arsenic, copper, lead, and nickel. If the winery is new, the results of the analysis may be submitted following the first crush season. A statement verifying that neither hazardous waste nor domestic waste has been, is being, or will be discharged to the ponds. A description of the proposed land application area and application methods. The description include the following: Site plan drawing that is a scaled or a dimensioned plan view drawing of the area that includes land topography, property boundaries, application area boundaries, water bodies, water supply wells, and other relevant site features; Net acreage of the winery waste solids application area; Crops to be grown thereupon if applicable; Calculations showing that the winery waste solids will be applied at agronomic rates based on nutrient uptake of the crop, Methods of application, and Time schedule of proposed activities.
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