No producer shall sell water treatment sludge, distribute water treatment sludge or supply water treatment sludge in any manner to any other person for use at an application site unless:
The Beneficial Use Plan shall contain a legal description of the land to which water treatment sludge is to be applied; the number of pounds of water treatment sludge to be applied per acre; the types of crops to be grown on the land, and the number of acres of each crop; analysis of the water treatment sludge for the parameters identified in Table 1; documentation that the comments of the local health authority have been solicited; the name and address of the producer, the name and address of any contractor, and a copy of the contract, if applicable, the name and address of the user, a detailed monitoring plan and identifying measures which remediate any detrimental impact of the application, and other information deemed by the Department as appropriate to evaluate potential human health and environmental impact of the proposed use.
Following adoption of these regulations a producer shall be advised by the Department not more than thirty days after receipt of a Beneficial Use Plan by the Department if, and in what respects, the Beneficial Use Plan is incomplete.
The Department shall either issue or deny the Beneficial Use Certification not more than thirty days after the Department has deemed the Beneficial Use Plan to be complete.
5 CCR 1003-7-2