Current through Register Vol. 51, page 54, October 28, 2024
Section 74:52:02:14.01 - Application requirements for treatment works treating domestic sewageIn addition to the application requirements in § 74:52:02:08, treatment works treating domestic sewage shall provide:
(1) A topographic map, or other map if a topographic map is unavailable, that extends one mile beyond the property boundaries of the treatment works treating domestic sewage and depicts the location of the sludge management facilities (including disposal sites), the location of all water bodies, and the location of wells used for drinking water within one-quarter mile of the property boundaries that are listed in the public records or otherwise known to the applicant;(2) Any sludge monitoring data the applicant may have for landfills or land application sites, including available groundwater monitoring data, with a description of the well locations and approximate depth to groundwater;(3) A description of the applicant's sludge use and disposal practices, including, as applicable, the location of any sites where the applicant transfers sludge for treatment or disposal or both; the name of the applicator or other contractor who applies the sludge to land if different from the applicant; and the name of any distributors, if different from the applicant, if the sludge will be disposed of through distribution and marketing;(4) For each land application site the applicant will use during the life of the permit, the applicant must supply information necessary to determine if the site is appropriate for land application and a description of how the site is or will be managed. Applicants intending to apply sludge to land application sites not identified at the time of application must submit a land application plan which at a minimum:(a) Describes the geographical area covered by the plan;(b) Identifies site selection criteria;(c) Describes how sites will be managed; and(d) Provides a 30-day advance notice to the secretary of specific land application sites, allowing the secretary to object before sludge application;(5) Annual sludge production volume estimates;(6) Provides any information required to determine the applicable standards for permitting under 40 C.F.R. Part 503 (October 25, 1995); and(7) Provides any other information the secretary requires to assess the sludge use and disposal practices, to determine whether to issue a permit, or to ascertain applicable permit requirements.S.D. Admin. R. 74:52:02:14.01
23 SDR 180, effective 4/30/1997.General Authority: SDCL 34A-2-30, 34A-2-93.
Law Implemented: SDCL 1-40-27, 1-40-28, 34A-2-123.